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The daily sentinel., 1913-02-25

the Panama canal, or for attack on
the United States, and we assert that
such acquisition is absolutely neces-
sary, MOI only for the safety of the
canal, but for the adequate protec-
tion Of the interests of the American
people;
r e l V e d, That copies of this
declaration be sent to Senator O'Gor-
man for presentation to the senate,
to Representative Mann for presenta-
ton to the house of representatives.
to the members of congress from this
state, to The governor of the state,
and the members of the state elgis-
lature.
p j. LISTON, President.
,.IInc. -
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FARMERS, ATTENTION!
DEFIANCE D SEED WHEAT AT COST.

we wish to announce that we have
ordered car of choice regenerated
bEtiANCE SEED SPRING WHEAT,
Whlch we Will sell at actual cost.
Anyone wishing some of this choice
seeu should place their order at once
either by phone or letter.
Use IMPERIAL or STAR Fl ORR
NONE BETTER.
The MESA FLOUR MILL COMPANY
lz-zo-otI Phone Junction 217.
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MONEY TRUST PROBE TO
Be REPORTED ON AT ONCE
Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 25.-The house
money trust committee met today to
receive proofs and charts of the tes-
tlmony from the printers and statis-
tlclans dealing with the alleged con-
centration of money and credit in
the hands of certain New York firms.
Ihe committee resumed its consid-
Grafton of the report prepared by
counsel untermeyer and expressed a
nope that they would be able to re-
pert to the house this week.
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MANS WONDERFUL
+. ACHIEVEMENTS
Pastor Russell Delivers Ad-
dresses at Panama and Colon.

The MarveIs Of the csuaI-InteIleet at
Work-steam, Electricity, Machinery,
the Slaves Of the New order-Future
elorie. Antieipated-Nan, tn. King
Of Earth, to Be Reinststed-His Re-
eovery From Sin and Death Guar
snteed at calvary-Tho Mex. Ten
Centuries VIII BE Marvellous.
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Panama Colon,
February 23.-Pas-
tor Russell mani
tested a keen in
terest in the great
Panama Can al
work. which is
speeding to com
pletion. He took
for his text Psalm
S:4, WHAT is
MANI He re
hearsed human en-
cheering feats OF
the past-the Tow
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-25

er of Babei, the great city of Babylon.
the Great Pyramid Of Egypt, full of
scientific accuracy and symbols of
Heavenly things. Solomon's Temple
and Herod's, the Cathedral of st. Pc
ter's mt Rome, and other great cathe-
drals, each wonderful In its way. were
referred to as examples of mans skill
in the past
All these stately edidces, the Pastor
declared, glorify mans intellectual pow
er not less than do some of the legal
statutes of the past-the Mosaic Law,
the Laws of Lycurgus, etc. These
achievements refute the thought that
our forefathers were monkeys
Within the last halfcentury, human
Intelligence has bounded forward in
most remarkable manner. The tele-
graph, the telephone, the wireless.
steam power. electric power and light
have given talents n wider scope than
ever before. They have forwarded the
art of printing, which, in turn. has
stimulated education. Worldwide in
telligencc is making the world fabu-
lously rich. Millions are on the alert
to associate themselves with the new
things and the resulting prosperity.
The Canal illustrates All This.
Modern cities, with their multiplied
conveniences, our tunnels, or subways,
under cities, and all for which they
stand, amaze us. As we realize that
these things have come within fifty
years, we repeat, what is Manw
How wonderful Is the intelligence
which has been able to grapple with
nature, its laws, etc. and master
them! Is not man a great king in all
the earth?
Nowhere is mans power to deal with
earthly conditions more strikingly mnn-
tfest than on this Canal Zone. We
have here an illustration of mountain
moving faith Six tons of Trojan pow
der exploded at one instant, crumbling
an entire hill, is certainly wonderful
record. These great steam shovels
which move enormous masses of loos-
ened earth are marvellous. If only
few years ago, some one had told us
that n man, by moving lever, could
lift six tons of earth, transport it an
eighth of mile, and load it upon cars,
all in three minutes or less, we would
have thought him insane.
Tells of Messiah's Day.
We must accredit our great progress
to God. His time has come for lifting
the veil OF ignorance and superstition.
Flo has been gradually favoring the
increase of knowledge along every line.
We today are merely taking advantage
of this more extended knowledge, car
ried into homes and offices by means
of printing presses. railroads, steam
ships, postal service. etc Instead,
therefore, of trying to belittle our an
cestors, let us confess that we have
drawn from them deep inspiration.
Let US credit our progress, not to ev-
olution,s but to the more reasonable
proposition that Gods time has come
to give us the blessings promised In
the Scriptures-the blessings which
herald Messiah'S Kingdom. We have
waited and prayed for it. Now that
the dawning of the New Day is visible
on every hand. let us not forget to be
taught of God, reading in the signs of
the times the fulilment of the predic-
tions of forty centuries.
What VIII Man eecore2
Our text ntimates that man is poor,
weak. fallen. unworth- of his Creators
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-25

We are the baggage people. If
you have trunk to move or house
hold goods to ship, phone Grand
Junction Transfer Company, juno
tion 22S. 260 Colorado. 2-3-tf
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P. ]. LTSToN, President.
THOS. f. CALLAHAN, Sec.

TCHING EGGS.
Select strain Double Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds, 1jc per I5.
Phone Randolph 500, or enquire at
Grand Junction Seed Store, w. l..
Burgess, SIS North Seventh. 2-22-4t
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w A n T Il Dat once. a woman to
take charge of company boarding
house. Apply by letter only, Civ
ing reference. II. ID. Ford, Wat
son, Utah. 2-25-2t
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The durability of Carey Roofing
is point to be considered; guaran-
teed by j. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-25

Before you go to work. Gil your
harness. Fred Mantey.
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WAhTED-FEMALE HELP, .

or woman to work s
hours per day. 81 per week. Red
Front Restaurant, Colorado ave.
2-21-3t
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Harness Oil. oil harness. Fred
Mantey.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLkN LkNEOUS.

Fo u : \ l. E-Furniturc OF Il -
room house: in fine condition:
owner leaving city. Call at 500 Ou-
ray avenue. 2-3!-jI
f o h SA l. E-Dishs and cooking
utensils of all descriptions; also
tubs, boilers, rockers. kitchen ta-
BILE, sidebOard, jams and fruit. and
many other household necessities
viii rent of sell our 6-room house.
These are all bargains. Call at $50
Ouray avenue. 2-21-tf
FOR SALE-The Delicatessen Cafe.
$50 Main street; owner leaving
city. Must sell at once. Very rea-
sonable. 2-Ig-tf
FOR SALE-Hay. Phone r. T. An
derson, Purple 753. 2-1O-tf
HAY FOR SALE-Phone Linden 543
1-14-1m
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
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BOARD and ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOM in private fam
lily. 1856 Ouray avenue. Phone
Linden 1871. 2-221mo
THE ROSWELL-S week and up.
COZ Ute. Transient, 81 day
house. FL 4-1mo
BOARD AND ROOM-Rooms strict
ly modern. Call at 941 Main St
Ihone Jet. 527. 2-lg-Im
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FOR TRADE.

7 o r II A ID Ell House and lot in
Fort Collins, Colo; new stock gem
eral merchandise, so miles from
city, for modern bungalow in
Grand Junction; no commissions
II, care Sentinel. 2-24-4t
7 o T Il A ID E-2 y acres young
orchard, on Orchard Mesa Ad-
dress A. Il. Coz, Il. Il. No. 3.
2-24-Gt
TO TRADE-If you want to trade
city property for High Line or a
little ranch, phone Hickory 422.
2-1-tf
f o II TRADE Ranch, near Coll
bran. for city property. Phone
Junction 572, or call COS Grand
avenue. 2-24-6t
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Classified Ads Department
THE BEST RESULT GETTERS-ATFIVE CENTS PER LINE
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR Els acres; 80
acres alfalfa; good water rights
cut 400 ion year. Address l..
care Sentinel. 2-2I-lmo
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FOR RENT-HGUSES.

FOR N T--3-room modern,
furnished house. close in, Sl7;
rooms, modern, close in. Heflin
Bros, G.. V. Bank building. 2-25-3t
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DAILY SENTINEL.

Founded in 1893 by /. n. bunting.
Published Every Day i'm the Year,
Except Sunday.
Office of Publications:
Sentinel BuiIding, 5f7 Main Street.
Grand Junction, Colo.
Entered at the postoffice in Grand
Junction, Colo, as second-class
matter.
Owned By the Estate of !. n. Bunting
Walter Walker, Managing Editor
Marx II. Bunting, Business Manager
4. G. Fidel, ADJ Manager
Subscription Rates:
Nail or Carrier, one month in
advance, ............. 30
Mail or Carrier. one year in
advance, ...:............ 500
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-25

SIGNS PRiNTIID.-Thc Daily Senti.
mel office carries Il complete line Of
printed cards, as follows: Dress.
making, Plain Sewing, Private
Board, Board and Room, Notary
Public, Rooms, For Rent (fur-
nished or unfurnishcd) Etc. Etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSURE with the Rich HC tchinsop
Realty Company, 533 Main streot
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FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT acres, suitable fol
dairy or chicken ranch. Junction
GSl. 213-1mo
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

A very remarkable experiment which
any one a repeat with very little
trouble has been unearthed by a Ger
man. Take a piece Of paper of such
thickness that when 1t Is laid upon a
piece Of printed matter the characters
just show through, but cannot be read
Placing it Over a printed sheet. impart
to 1t a circular motion to and fro. and
to your surprise you will find hat now
you a read the print below the pa
per. It is rather difficult to explain this
peculiar effect The explanation Of
fered is hal the paper has thin places
In it. and by rapidly moving It over the
print every part of he printed matter
is exposed in turn underneath one or
the other of the thin places In the pa.
per, and thus the entire print can be
read. However that may be. the ex-
pertinent is interesting and very sim
pie. requiring for its performance only
the simplest means imaginable.-New
York Press.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21
HeIninn Her Mamma.

The Youngs had dropped in unex-
pectedly upon the Baileys just as din
ner was about to be served. Mother,
who was somewhat disturbed. called
Helen aside and explained that there
would not be oysters enough to go
round and added: "Now. you and 1
will just have some of the broth. And
please do not make any fuss about it at
table,
Little Helen promised to be good and
say nothing. But when the oysters
ere served Helen discovered a small
one that had been accidentally ladled
up with her broth. She could not re
member any instructions that covered
this contingency, so. after studying the
situation awhile. she held the oyster
up as high as she could on her spoon
and piped out:
Mamma. mamma. shouldn't Mrs
Young have this oyster too2" - New
York Globe.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

One finds an interesting link with
the past ia the fact thai Henri Roche
fort began his literary career as a poet
and in that character presented a
poem. together with a letter Of intro
duction, to no less a literary master
than Beranger. whose reply, carefully
preserved by the distinguished Journal
list, is interesting.
"Can it be true" Beranger wrote,
that you are only sixteen? II / had
written verses so well turned at that
age / should indeed have believed that
a great destiny was in store for me.
But then you college gentlemen are
brought up. as 1t were, in forcing
houses, whereas when 1 was sixteen 1
hardly knew how to spell. Remember,
then, all the devices employed for the
development of your faculties and do
not be toe uplifted by vanity at the
praises of an old rimer. dazzied by your
compliments"
And the letter concludes with a COM
mendation to the young aspirant to re-
turn to his studies n not to chal-
lenge serious criticism by premature
Gazette.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

DR.. Haenkel. a well known German
physician. writing in the Hamburg
Nachrichten. recommends the educa-
ton OF the left hand as a method OF
mental development by bringing the
right lobe Of the brain into activity.
He says that in this way we can add
so per cent to u power and that the
left hand is actually more deft and has
a more delicate touch than the right
The violinist and the pianist exact the
same service from both hands, and
many Of the greatest artists. such as
Leonardo da Vinci. Holbein and Land
seer, were am%bidertrous. The Japa-
nese are taught in school to use both
hands alike, and. says DR.. Haenke..
their astonishing manual dexterity
and military genius, 1 believe. are
traceable to this aloha"
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21
City in Brief

Meet me at the Hotel Normoyle,
Occur d'Alene. ADV. If
For Rent room house. 25f mIIgk
from city. $500 a month.
number Of chickens for sale.
to John Chambers-adv If
Miss Maude Haas is In ST. ~
taking treatment for her O. .kMlq
Laurence Wilson Of Herr3 ~
the latter part of lsst week Ii Ne
city visiting.
For Rent7-A large two room Tent
house. Eugnire at the Valley Ho use.
Mr.. Mrs Adam Gerlaoh Of
Occur 4 Ne made a week end visit
with the am lighter. Mrs. Julia Han
o of IT, A'ty.
Among the business visitors IN
the city Saturday was A. Fisher OF
Occur d'Alene
Hand Laundry-Fine Wool IN
derWeaI and Shirts, a speciality.
Corner 2nd aud Washington, phone
1913, 2 rinRs. adv If
7. 7. Kerr Of Occur d'Alene WAS Z
business visitor ia the city the lattel
part Of the week
J e Griffith returned Friday even.
Ing from a short business trip t
Spokane
Miss Grace White leaves this sswsel
for Ellensburg where she will atteus
the Normal school. She will ma B.
her home with a married sister b.
resides In that place.
Paul MRrtinsen Is laid up witt
pneumonia.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

The late Henri Rochefort was a good
deal of a man. although we may smile
at some of the Gallo eccentricities that
marked his cyclonic career. Rochefort
did one Of the finest physical feats on
record when he escaped from Cayenne.
to which inferno he had been sentenc-
ed for life. He was by no means a
young man at the time. but he swan
for owe three miles In a sea infested
with sharks. some OF them following
him all the way and actually snap
ping at him. Six years later he fought
a serious duel In defense of his son
and was badly wounded--Argonaut
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

For Sale Uheap:- Six room house
on Fourth street. Apply to O. Il.
Crawford. st. Maries. Adv. If
W 2 Norton of Calgary, Alberta,
spent several days here last week
visiting relatives and friends
For Sale at a Bargain -Four second
band washing amchiues st Maries
Repair Shop adv
The library lamp ri, en- away by
the Ideal Theatre last Saturday was
won by Mrs Ii S Williams
Have you seer the lovely French
plume In Fitz Sisters millinery store
which they wilt give away December
LIST. adv
John r Lynch Of Spokane was a
business visitor In the city the
latter part OF last week
Only $500 Dash buys a two room
house. large wood shed and nice
level corner lot on Capital Hill
William Stay adv Ut
Among the down river visitors co
the city on Friday was E e Pyle Of
OhRtcolet
Have rented building. Must sell
the following articles: Two show
cases. a display stand. a three gal.
ice cream freezer, a bath tub. three
baby buggies, one standard talking
machine, seven new doUrs, 2x6 feet,
three Queen Anna windows, one
slightly used tent 16x2O feet. some
useful farm tools. aud other small
household articles too numerous to
mention. If you are IN need of any
of these articles phone ll47 or see
William Stay. -Rdv 1t
r. B. La Sofa vas down from Her.
rick on business last week.
o. N. Larsen of Avery is spending
a few days Ia the city visiting with
old time friends.
Wanted-Six l6 to 80 foot red hr
or tsmaraok seasoned logs. William
Stay. adv 1t
For Sale-Some ducks and chick.
ems. prices right. William Stay advlt
Situation Wanted-By middIeaeed
lady as ho~usekeeper In small family.
Has had experience nursing, no OBJ
j~ection to country. References eau
be given. Mrs Ed Lecoulter,
Clarkia. Ida-adv
W W Giberson Of Occur d'Alene
was a business visitor here the latter
part of last week.
Charles J.. Bay OF Moscow spent
Saturday and Sunday IN the city
visiting friends.
M P Reynolds and ife Of Tacoma
are spending a few days here looking
over the city
Wanted-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping Leave word at Record
of1oe-Rdv
For Sale Cheap;-A secoud hand
type writer rs good as new. Gan be
seen at this office. ADV.
When In St. Joe stop at the Com
msrcial Hotel. Hot aud cold water,
bath. M. ID. Harris. proprietor AID.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

D.. II. Dollar, manager of the ID II
Dollar Lumber company of Herriok
spent q few days here on business
last week.
See William slay for lots-adv
4 Masquerade Bali Hal
WReH---Grand Theatre
q. lB. Camphor Of Seattle was a
lyhess visitor here yesterday. He
d his way to an extensive eastern
W William Lynch returned from a
trip to has ranch last Saturday.
s65. 90 great Majestic Range for
$4,000 J. e. Jones. adv
Restaurant for sale cheap. For
full particulars apply at the Record
of1oe-adv
Mrs r. l.. CLARK arrived home Fri
day evening from d few days visit
with friends and relatives In Seattle
Mrs. L. B. Hooper. proprietress Of
the Club Cafe, spent last week In
Spokane where she transacted bust.
ness and visited friends.
Rent from William Slay-adv tt
Joe Sweeney left Saturday to spend
the week end on his homestead near
Benwah.
Ii. O. Allen of st. Joe spent Fri
day In the city attending to business
If you get your Millinery at Fitz
Sisters you will have goods that are
right.-Adv.
Buy a home from William Slay--ad
Among the business visitors who
we're In the city last week from Fern
wood was A V Robinson.
1000 votes given for s1.OO cash
purchase Of specials at Shaw's Cor.
ne..-adv q
"a Duffy of Piummer spent a few
days In the city last week transactine
business
II you can't hnd just what you
want in a s0it. coat or dress, Shaw's
Corner will have Il tailored to your
measure. More than sou samples of
cloth to select from and a perfect at
guaranteed. adv 2t
Dave Nelson came down from S,
Joe last Friday to attend the wrest-
ling match held here Ia the evening
A speciality In renting houses. fur
uished II desired. Gall or phone
William slay. ADV. Il
" Atchinson OF Butte, Montana
has been spending several days in the
city looking after business matters
II you would be posted on what Is
absolutely correct In ladies suits and
coats examine the stock Sbaw's Cor
nor Is showing adv 2t
J Cunningham, of Spokane was a
business visitor here last Friday aud
Saturday
A nifty line Of ladies flannel
waists just received at Shaw's Cor
ner.-adv 2t
Jack Bales came down from Fern.
wood last Friday and spent a few days
here visiting with friends
A. A. Barry Of Spokane spent Fri
day In the city On business
Shaw's Uorner is making some
very attractive prices on quilts and
blankets for Wednesday and Thurs
day. Read their ad in this issue. lad
William Abbot OF Fernwood spent
a few days In the city last week look
ing after business matters. He was on
his q home from a short trip t.
Occur d'AIene.
Wanted to SelI-Half interest Il
a staple business DuU't answer
unless you have money Address 30,
296 city-adv 2t
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

JImson-I do spring cleaning at all
seasons OF the year. Jackson-How's
that? Jimson-rm a watch
London Tit-Rfts.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-10-21

A.. Armstron of Spokane spent Mon
day In the city on business.
ID. II. Dollar, manager of the ID II
Dollar Lumber company of Herriok
spent q few days here on business
last week.
Sac WilIIam Glnu fnr Intn-ndu
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-29

It's a fine little mess, but for once
the man in the-bleachers doesn't have
to worry.
Larry Mclean, Giant catcher, has
been cured of white hope aspirations.
Larry got in a money argument with
his theatrical manager in a New York
saloon, and Cy Seymour, former big
league outfielder, sided with the man
ager. Mclean was handed a dam
aged face, and pleaded with by
ISLANDERS to pull Seymour off.
All of rarry's batting isn't con-
fined to the worlds series.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-29

Federal League representatives
have made a tempting offer to Pat
Raglan, Brooklyn pitcher. Ragan
says the offer is better than the terms
of Brooklyn and he may Jump.
SOCCER SCORES
Campbell. Rovers,. 5; Chicago
League, 4.
Palmer Park, 1 Bessemer Park, 1.
Manchester Uniteds, 2; Washing
ton Heights, 0.
Of all the baseball characters, the
quaintest was George Edward
('Rube'') Weddell, of st. Mary's,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-04

9eutif,c arcie epaueeliidc Sir
die, 2203 iiiOIid,e II. Strabe. Got
~tesoienit mo erbonung Rorgens
Mtf llbr ulo abefl0s s llhr.
GeIieionsm.erriht mo Sonntaa'
iduIe Radmittngs 3 llbr.
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9'anIs Stride, gde IS. mo Barter
StrnBe.
@~ottrsOiemite I'M 10 llbr. Sonn'
toasihuIc Inn boIb 5woli. Abello'
gottcsoienIt IN cngliidlrr GprndlC
ilm 7:45.
0eutid) enqiiife @emcinoeihnle
S. q. SiIgenoorf 9ehrer.
&. z. Otto, 9nitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-04

nm pergotbete Rohmsn
reinigen, iiberitrside mar bic
Rahmen nit gspobnlihsm Ghia,
Tpiile nad So MiRutsr nit NcHsr
nad uno IaTs in mdBissr Bdrms
trodnen.
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W,nn mo qstsriilie fir ben Mint.r
trodnet, 70 iibtraiebe man Oisitlbs
Dor benz 3rodntn nit todenotm
WuHtr. bann tebdlt lie poaitenois
ibr. friIte, CRIME 5arbe. Der Diem
bari niat bsiB iein. pstsriills irods
net I,br ifnea.
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topfen bsr QusguBrohren burf
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Stid Sooa uuf Die 2DAsr Der abs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-04
Nus beu, etaate.

Beatrice. Nn Stsiicrn flr ole
Sciip Hdnoercien limo $96i5.65 IN
bic GomtDtdiIe abgeiiibrt iporocn
Sim Ncujabrstdge pairoe fiir oie
iribercn ShiiIrr Der @ofidyule ell
empfang pernnitnItet. Is prros
Sbce berumeereift. IN Der DC
ldyditSiitung wnroen Die 9camtcn
liir ons fommrnOe Sabr semdblt.-
Sobn Safobsfi iogte IN bctrimtsleli
3uitnnoe feline 1ran aus Dem Snille.
Or bate Die 1bar perifIoiien, als
Der Siilfsiberiif eintrni, uno uer'
lreigerte linn ben eirtritt Ter ge'
ante peridafite iif idlieBIid Gin
gang ourd Die Seitentbiir nno per'
bcitetc i'm. gr mar crit Dor aiir'
gem ans Dem giDl in Sinroln ent
Iaiicn mir0cn.
5remont. .. 9. @ilbert, Dor.
iibenoer Der Grohibitionspnrtej hai
befonnt aemaft onB oas Staots-
fomite am Cisnitag Mittaa, Z. So.
mar IN Sinoca 3otel IN SincolH
.suiammcntrcten miro. Die Natio'
noIfonieren3 miro pom IL. bis 10.
5anuar in indianapolis abeebnI.
ten lueroen.
grofen BON. 5rnu Nina 9rnfe
lot ben 5armer Benjamin GORDON
cui $4,000 oerflaat. Sbr Wiaril
,Duroe mGhreli0 eiter Sdla1erei
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berlest. oob or an Den 8erlebnngen
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tit Scrr @ecrge Spanger as Stm.
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nudlaeiolat. gei0e @atten itarbeu
in Ser @obnmlg ibrer Sodter, 6rail
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ibr @attc am 9onneritag Morgen.
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5euer ereilt su ner0et. Cine groBe
Menqe Sen mo arobe 6I1den Bin-
terpei0e iolen Dem 5eller 5llnl
Gpier aefaIlen iein.