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a game. lilo experiments with
life. And Twenty.four is only
part OF his experiment.
Now man mny be very sim
pie or very complex. No wom-
an has ever found out which.
II is possible that man him.
self does not know.
So who shall SAY that Love
n blind whom Twenty.four,
though she SEQ man-as-he.is.
sees him ALL ALIKE. hero.
saint and sinner. all I'm ONE
II may DO that the vision ~
woman In her third age Of love
IN very clear indeed
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and according 10 computation OF
the last census. the ratio of popula
tion Is 2il.s77 10 each representa-
tive. s. NORD.
A.-Thank you. In the
press OF work one 10 not always
as careful al one should bo.
know that the ratio changes
every decade.
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THE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN IN LOVE CHAPTER 3


She reasons that tho latter
lady rs trying 20 arrange her
own matrimonial venture. aud
will not impeil IL by more ailll.
ness at the office.
Yet Twenty-fuur knows that
hearts must break. and she of.
fera her own as n sacrifice.
Therefore. blinded by her own
willingness 20 accept mans
faults. sho sometimes accepts
too many OF them.
Evidently. Twenty -four takes
life very seriously indeed.
Hut man. YOUNG man. her
natural mate. takes LIFE as
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WHEN, AT "a, SHE STOPS LOOKING FOR HER F

has courage 10 meet them.
II she cannot inspire her
husband. she would az least APP
probate him.
She would make HIS homo
the place of HIS rest. whore sho
can renew HIS strength for tho
worldly battIe.
And wonderful indeed is lifo
shon woman may be all this TO
one man. Poetry tells us all
about II
TWonty-four WIN not hide
her husbands pipe Nor suub
hts choicest friend Nor com.
peto with his atonogfapher.
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The MacDougall-Southwick Co. S

ter cannot make enough TO sup
port yourselves and mother. 90
20 the commissioner OF chsrl-
ties at the courthouse and tell
him ! sent you. and an allow
anee Will be made you each
month. This man may be all
right, and then again, he may
not: so don't run any risk. but
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SHE TABooEs EN-

Dear Miss tho modern skirt looks she
a looks
create in him good moral instincts mako him think things
holy
him style dresAy No" We the
skirt reaching Bhootop another
uesippcr
another silt the skirt the
mohera
a
motherhood properly
would be girls led BY tho verdict Of
GRAY.HAIRED WOMAN.
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SHALL. ~

oFfS1ky
Dear Miss Grey: am II. and
have many friends. among them
two young men. They both seem
TO think lots Of me, and I sincerely
love one OF them. but he says many
things 10 hurt my feelings, and
know could not be happy with
him
The other man II 80 good 10 me
and wants me 10 marry him. Shall
II I have no one TO advise me, and
will thank you. A YOUNG ONE
Al cannot decide 80 mo-
mentous a question. am 90
Ing 70 be plain with you. Some
times our feelings are hurt
whom a true friend tells us the
truth about ourselves, so you Z
SEQ II 10 the motive that should
count. II 10 not always best to
have some one always 20 good"
TO US, even II the intention Is
good, df II aets as a soothing
syrup, making us moro selfish,
and a slave OF the good" one.
You have not enough expert
ence TO be able 20 decide this
question now. 90 advise you
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Dear Miss Grey: In your answer
TO an inquirer. you say the consti'
tuition states the number OF repre-
scntatlyes OF each state shall not
exceed one for every 10000 This
is correct, but has been amended.
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sl5L e1tot;s To Cn ~ Gcx

Dear Miss Grey; article in the
OF 9th
q
a prescntday
u o (
they enlightened think terrible that
Chinese babyS small
hobbc o an
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A MANS CALLING.

MAN . CbIItNo.
Dear Miss Grey: What vocation
10 you think best for young men
Which IL better. civil service. OF
running7 Thanking you
TOM.
A.-voestion means "a call"
or "a calling" and believe
that a man does best at the oc-
cupatlon TO which he has the
loudest call. There 10 always
some one thing one really likes
TO do-that 10 the thing at
which he Will get the biggest
results at the least expenditure
Of his energy. for when we truly
love our work II does not tire,
and there 10 nothing so tire.
some as doing something one
does not want TO. Be sure the
object 10 rlght--then listen for
the cali"
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WEDDING CUSTOMS

Dear Miss Grey: What In the or
igin and significance OF thro~ine
old shoes at the departing bridai
pair: can you tell me- y. w.
A.-The custom Originated In
the days OF the cave man. who
rushed from his cave and stole
hls bride from her parents and
friends. The old shoes we
throw today typify the missiles
the angry parents threw NJ the
savage man.
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THE LITTLE RIFT
WITHIN THE Lutte

Dear Miss Grey: have noticed
your advice. and think perchance
you might help me. Eight years
ago married a good girl. ! loved
her. and ! love her yet-and vice
versa.
During these years we have been
happy until tho last one. Lately
the wife has been led 10 public and
club dances by young girls and
boys. and my boy cousin has taken
her 10 n dance where Raging is al.
lowed. object. but she goes in
spite Of II. and leaves me at home
alone.
Work has been hard for me 20
got. but | have paid the grocer and
the rent and have no outstanding
billa. Tho wife In ambitious. and
wanting 20 do her part. she went 20
work as clerk IN n large store. She
has saved her money. and we have
lived on what have made. Now
she has taken the independent turn,
says am lazy and n stick. would
have taken hcr 10 one dance n
week. but did not care to spend 81
or 81 week for DANCES. have nj.
ways tried 20 take the part OF pro
tector. and she says for me not 10
fight the divorce. and IN abou,
three months she will marry me
again. know ! have been more or
less Jealous. but | would not have n
wife that was not good looking
Tho fact IN. can't give her up.
A BROKEN-HEARTED HUBBY
A.--You probably did not no
tlee, but your letter Is for the
most part taken up with your
wife's mistakes, ant your own
good qualities (none OF which !
doubt, but the last little item
shows where the little rift 10
that 10 Fast widening 20 a rup-
ture. Referring 10 the slight
Observation-Disclosures that grow
10 such serious things, Tenny.
son. years ago. said; az 10 the
little rift within the lutte that
bye and bye Will make the
music mute, and, even WIDEN
inq, silence ALL" and II Is true
today.
Before you were married. "
you had seen others engaging
your swcethcart's attention to
the exclusion OF yourself.
would you have stopped at the
expenditure OF few dollars7
Would you have roped az home,
nursing your Injured feellnes7
BE honest. now, would your
Why do u now7 do not be-
lievc In running TO dances ev-
cry other night, nor In all kinds
OF company, but the average
woman seems 10 require some
Kind OF pleasant diversion,
something to relieve, by Its
novelty, the monotony Of every
day life. Why not give her In
nocent amusement A Jealous
disposition 10 always more or
less OF a stick. I am not ex.
cusInp your wife, but trying to
show you how to span this rift
before too late. cannot tell
you whether or not to fight the
divorce. BY getting II, she may
be drawn closer TO you than be-
fore. No human power can tell.
THE FIRST STEP
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Second AVenne and Pike Sfret
tell your mother at once.

tell your mother at once.
You are too young to be mar
ried now--too young. especial
ly In experience. n the young
man really cares for you, there
is no danger but he will be
willing to wait for you. II he
Is not, you are better without
him.
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r. Clark, D. D. s., Manager
t405 Third Az, NJ. w. Cor. Union
NoTE--Bring This Ad With You
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BUFFET WEDDING
LUNCHEON.

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
tell me something nice and inex-
pensive for buffet luncheon at a
quiet home wedding. whore just rel.
atiyes and intimate friends will be
PRESENT. Please answer AS soon aa
possible.
BRIDETO. he.
A.--Chlcken salad sand.
wlehes team be made from old
hen, boiled with tablespoon
vinegar. and ground very flne),
olives. cheese straws, a frozen
Ice brides cake. and coffee and
fruits and candles.
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North Yakima-MagpIe Wst.
son, age Is. who ran away from
her home In Goldendale on horse
back. has been taken by the local
authorities.
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TO walt year or 90, and have
simply good friends In the
neantlme-and by tina, I mean
no spoonlng or love goo.
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THE FIRST STEP

Dear Miss Grey: am n girl of
II. and am poor. | know n very
nice young man VINO gives me
money and helps me to support my
mother DO you see any harm in
doing this? He has proposed to
me, and ! have accepted, for | want
a good home. Do you think | am
too young to get married. He Is
about % years of age. My sister
says | am too young.
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BLUE EYES

Al do not believe In see
Ing evil In every act OF men
and women. but you are certain
ly very foolish TO accept money
for your own or your mothers
support. N you and your sis
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Donardbtfobe propaaanoa in BranIien

8trIute gu elmer grobn umpd3ung ihetnen th IN gran4len poI3us
ber,tsn uro Die Rudtsbr BON Der Rspublit our glonarts 81 be5neter
Die monarhiHfds propaganda 1T 2agss8siprda", ihsibt os IN gao
gaulo eridtnsnoe .8eutide 3stung", runo has ntt nur in elmer Stoot
fonosm i'm ean3sn Gan0s sic bsunruiht Qste, Osfu Rtrpsn @sriats
0.ue8 prtragsn. Gs gbt iaon cine itAr groBe gfttts DON aspu5lttaHtrn
6s bic qnTdt bon Der uu3ut6rbartit Der repubItanitsn Regtrun9s'
form oune6en uno nit Der groBsn Offsn9sit brousiosn, oab Die
LETT, gtur0s Der Repu6ld boO fdlusen Deroe, huu 10 gs9t es betm bsfen
gDi1er ntt peher. Sn GAP qauIo mar bis nor iugm bon Der gropas
oar0o, Bic an0ersno idon Dor etnig.n U2onaten stn9eeBt bate, nthts 81
m,rtn. Ssbt 1T es on0.rs. Die Monarte biloe fdn oas eft uO
Tebne saotsotfprdh, un0 often gttonon, mir baben- muir 3ufimmun8tH
o.bort. Dor .inigen 3agn nur6en poftarhn nit Dem si0nts bss Prtn'
an Dom qus Don Gragan3a bsrtelt, unb aae 9dnoe frtdten t4 Dem
Qertilr entaea.n, I'm cine foGhe 9art. 81 tetommtn. Wtt Dem gtonis
pur6s aud elm tlines 5ef6sn psrtsIt, Os sinsn an 9srrn g!tsnts b
Suo quto aeritteten Brief 6es prn3n sRtbtlt. Qmu u6erflog ioort
Den Snaot bts tursen StrHtdsns uo lamb tn olsgqdanst. Joh sh
observation-disclosures 3dttn lit Is ober, OB Elm 9eugramn, oos BON 500
qaudo aug an Den prtn3en obgsau6t pur0e, bon bina9e ieistauiene
mGnnrn unter3eihnt mar, un6 umr ohfsn gdnnsn befanoen f1 sing:
Die man AL ben treueFen 0unern Der aepublit 3a1lt usbtraa bort mai
Republtansr erndrsn, Fe iesn bsrth, sinsn @ensrol gu fOlasn, penn s
fir Bic monartie ben 9.gsn 3tbe. Nan bort os jsotn Gag uno gu F@t
gtunbs, uno p,nn man Die sude 9enausr u6erIe9t oann muB man eng"
fsasn, oB IS unors aud gar niat fHn fam. Die uu5ufrieoenRtt ii
phr amB uo bat ale arde srgrffsn. Ndrsn mir nod in ben rsan39e
Sofun, 0dnr nuron mir aus ouf cine Reoolution gdaBt MAIDEN. De-
DerioSe Der HepoIution uno pronuntidrentos Fo mir aber entnotiHt
uno b,g6ab oloubt man an ole Rstouraion Der gRonarhs. Die llmpdl
suna boFft man ubensbtn 3u t0nnsn, o9ne g%enidntsbsn ub oms ben
autsu Rf zines 3tDiiFert,n 2anbss 81 Dtrhsren."
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IippiHeniuieln so itimmen GaS maa
fir ion iebt ebeuio cit %ilberlplntoe'
ner Stan0punft icin mic oie 6rei'
trdalma rmo Die gcrbulollduig ocr
eiienbahufu
Ias @ilionidc 0a5ihlt rt oirdi'
pra .auaciddii6", micicru oie
S,rih. amcritaner nid go oti .ll.
aeliadicn aejdblt mcrogn tDolitH "
III cmiqlrmaBeu 0niidllcno, odB
Ter gsrdiibcnt pntcr 0ct st1tomnt.
lmacn ser Ieutideu uno Der ne.
lm anSerat Rdtionnlitltcn ans D..
men Sas amcrit1uiit dr. &nlf 'tt.
miammrIicbt fcinen eIn5i1cn g'anl
hat fm6en tonncu Der lam cue.
aabirrt5 poitcu mijr0i1 cridItat ,Sl.
beiien ioa Inn 0arais tein 9orlDllr.
oemadft ncr0er. Tic Galtden ms
bIpnOere Dcr0rn i1juer @crmoItlin.
rorc Geredtiqtcit mioeriabreu lo'
ZEN nno tie ntr rad Den 9ienIt'I
~Eeurt6ciln bic i1 0cu @cFlalI!
noble %leiitet.
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IS oiiritt uidlt allgcnein be-
famt iein, 0aB einnol ciu @i}c
Qrdii0ant Ser Ser. Staatcn ouBor.
HaIb 6es Qan0e5 Oen GiO aui Die
Gariaiimg a5le9te. Ga5 mar I'M
Satire 1853 Der Sal. get Der
g2ahl iu 9%}oocm6er 1852 mar Ruz
hts Sling aus 9}cu 9orf sim &i3c.
G~rdiioeuten gcpablt mur0en. ainl
mar trdnflid mo begab lIf lpdbren0
res Mintcr9 rad &uba. Aber ieIn
3uitano pcritlimmerte iid 0ernrt,
foB ieiuc Giltfe5r nod 0et Ser.
1taaten Gn0e 5ebruar utd)t rdtbltdI
cridien. Go nuroe er oern bon
Dem amcritQuiiden &oniul IN @as
Parma an j. g}drj aui elmer fiji.
6aniId]en 8laltage ber2iOigt, me
mar nm Die 3ait, oa Der ~ertudbIte
Qrdiioent 6ranflin 8ierce in
8aihington Oas aapitol betrot, nm
an Ser hiitoriideu Stdttc Dor Dem
Citporta( ieinerieit5 Ocu Gio oui
Gle 8criaiiuna ob5ulegPn. au5gc.
ubt bat Sting iein Amt nift, Der
Eo0 perbinoertc i'm 6aran.
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Sins Gonncil Slnff8.

Ole gergiBmeinnitt Soae yto.
2, 8. 9. s.. e., bait am Gicnita5
Zen %. Dlar5 eium groBen &rasz
WQgtenbaa in Der Ganiifen Sale
ob. g. meroen 5nei Rreiie iur
lie idonItar Gaulen. uno 9erren.
masfen gegc6en ebenio 5mei Frella
fir Sic beiten G6aratter gtast3n.
Ser griou Beiang0erein miro am
Gitarmoatag cine Q6en0unterbol'
tlng in ieiu9r Sale Oeranitnlten.
gaS grogramm beitebt aus aon=
Pert un0 @eiongnortrdgen, Tar.
iR1na BON plaitifen 8iI0ern un1
elmer GlaoIerDorIteaung mo id)lleBi
nit cingm Ton5trdn3ten. Scr Gin.
fritz lit uur ourd g%inIaoun9 &c.
itattet.
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Zine bofe Erbfebaft.

Ger g2or6 an MaOero umo Guore5 in 0eriO nuB 5petfelos, nod
imisre aeqieruna fGr Bic gerefte 9ropieruug Der beioen Uidnme-
einqdreen mar. Den Gtn6rud elmer itarfen @erauSforoerurg ntadeH
8abriteinit mare tie aud uidt erOgt fDeut nidt Die gntihhlBia1lgtet
1nierer Administration 6urf ben am 4. gtar5 bcoorfebenoen &ediel 10
beoeuteno eingelhrdntt mare. DAB MI oe oo1e ais enel i9 napef
os moere gationen anaebcuon 6a tetratten mIicn, lit Die 6o9e Der
g{onroe. Qottrtn. ltu6 10 redt geetgret, uns gum Ratoenfen iber lNen
renhn gubcn su brtngu. 0urd Rihteinnriidung erleioen MIR, mad
ben grfldrungen, 6ab mir ole 9olieimadt alf Oidm Sentiment lber.
nefrnen, sueienos cine GinbuBe an qreitige, neil mir bel Der erlhn
pirfGt aroben gro6e perlagen. llno BEL Ginniiduue bringen mir Elm
uuaeEa1res Gpier an ght uo Gut rmb nier inns aui Ghnge elm oeren
Gnoe gar nidJt ah3uieben it,
SER aoft umo bic rcpnbnfanhae 8ar.ei f6unen Oonfbar fem, BOB
lie Bic lfIieBlidr g~ntibaoung nit alien BoIgen al Serrn @iion mo oc
|oeaofratide 4arki abgeben oHrieH. IS III %unseiabr oas SdArnrnlM
uas lie iAr pererben fonnen-
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graEOent @iIiuns aat6se6er.

premierminiIter fam mar 0eu
Gtontsiefret1r I'M aabin5tte Oes
P~r1fibenten idperIia ueilen, ocnn
CT itebt ~feinespegs an Der Spite
zines MiniIterrirms. es bat nd
nber nift MIR Ole lleberIieiermg
berauseebilSet, bnB Die GegierumG5
obtbeilung oes gleuBeren Die be,
~ncutenolte BON olen it, ion0eru Die
berfommIi6e gufioIiung lit nrtdl
Surh Gin @eies beItdtigt iporotn,
has ben Stnotsiefretdr inter I'M.
itdnoen gum eriten GodioIgcr oes
Qr1ii6enten uno oss 9i5e.Brulioens
ten nlndt. @enu nIio 8raiioent
@iIiou oen bef1nuten 9aitntor
@iniam =. 9rpan 81 ieinem
Gtoatsiefrstdr erforeu bat 10 Bat CT
linn 5lueifcaos cine groBe ebrung
sutbcil peroen Iniien noucn. Wear
Irouft ieoo9 ritt o15rnc1men,
n1b er IN Den 8rDan'iden 9abner
5u ipanOeln geOenft.
Die antrittgreoc beg Grdiioet.
ten @ilion uuterideioet iih Dor
oaen I~toatsmdmiiden auu08ebun.
gen grpans qait3 beion6ars oaourfl
baB tie nidt Elm ein5Iges Bateut
mittel our Sebung aler poLitiiden
pirtbihaftli6en un6 geieqihaftli6er
Gdd0en empfieblt. Gle lit olio al.
aenjfeinlih nidt 6urd ben Or
giIenbart Der neu5eitlihen omerifa
niihen @eIhihte beeiniluBt moro5n
sllih qeb0ren Die nn0eren SefretdrI
nit mr. elmer 9usnabma niht 81
rem ebemaIigen 9rpanfIiigeL Dc,
0enotrotiIhen 8nrtei, obDobI lie id
meiIt als Observation-Disclosures b
seidnen. CONT Oiirfte Die nelt
Wertpoltrmg nift inter Dem 3eidel
res unpersIeidli6en 6ibrers lte
hen, Der Die 9artei 0reimal in oel
Gumpf gefiibrt bnt. G6 aher Die
f. ier grobe SrieoensnpolteI oIs Staats
iefretGr nit Der pGolaroipLomntie'
hrehen, bon Der Rooieoelt- nieoe
sur Monroeooftrin 5uriidfebren, 81
@dausiterrepublden nift oils edit
hinge, ionbern aIs 6reunoe I'M
gunoeggenoiien beban0eln uno g.
alien Mddten CUTE 9e5iebuuger
pfleeen miro, muB crit obgerpGrte
fueroen. Gs brauft pieleidt MD
Daran erinnert Su iperoen, Dag G
in ieiner pediel0oaen ofientIidS
Saufbnbn aud einuaI imperialft
ihe ampanoIungen ge1abt mo be-
Gemofraten I'M Senate 9erutGe.
Eat, fir Die Grtperbung Der qbi
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-
Mit o7u .aommiiiionspIon" ton'
rrn iih nm auc Sto0tc III Soma
nit mebr ol5 1000 Gmpo5nrrn be-
rIiidcn. mcrtu tic oa5 Slid iudcn
gpibe Sduicr Der 2c1islatlr hdber
zinc gia miaCuommen, tuonna.
stdotcn NUT 1000 mo me1r GlT'
nobneru freigciteLt iuiro Den Yer
walnnasplau 0md aommilIian ell.
mIj6ren. Gie @cb0Itcr Der Som
nniiarc. pon 0rueu elmer ais Manor
fungirt, iju0 oma 0as @c'eg ME
frIgt icitgeieFt:
In Staotpn BON 1000 bis To-
COO Gtnuobnaru cr5aIt Der Manor
500 fir icoe 1000 Ginpo5ner.
mnS iroer moere aommiiidr ooeI
Councilman $50 per 1000 GIN.
nobner.
9n Std6tcu BON $4,000 big %
600 ginnohuarn ebralt Der 9lo1ol
$500 mro ieOer GcuHcILmanr
S1440.
5ta0te NIT $4,000 Els 10000
einpobneru 5ableu i6rem 9Ionol
$1,000 um6 ieOem Councilman
$500.
Sci 10000 Bis 10000 Ginpob
rern betrdqt Oa5 @51alt Dc.
! Nopors $4,000 uuo oes Council
MAINS S2500, m0 bel StdoteI
l5er 10000 G~iuuohuern lit oo.
ge6aIt $500 rep. $1,000.
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vNorlo Seralb1 i6rr bentidc aml'
tnrdfbrit.

tHrafutt.
gRiiroen oerartinc artIfef iibcr
Bic antbeilnabme oeS 9ciitidibums
m Der fuliurelleu eniipideluna Der
Ger. Stanien wic Der IN Der IeBtcn
Sonntaasnumm2r oeS sAorlo Sc
ralbo eridiencne, alld in miocran
In cnaliihcr Sprade pnbli5lrten
glattcru oieieS gnnoes eridsinen
ic ipiiroc e5 nidt langc oatern mo
.rnicrc Mit6iiraer anlloidhiiidcr
abitnmmifnn pilrOeu crfenncn Ter
lien. mcld gcpaItigen Antbeil Die
1atidjcu al Dem @liiDeu mo er'
teibcn oieics gduoes pom Der irll'
bcitru 3cit Der criteu aolouiiotlorl
lti5 ut,i ole @eaenpart gcionlnell
ta6ca mo nod nc5meft.
Ter 9lrtifcl iii bctiteIt o&la3 Die
Ccutiheu fir amerita thlm" mo
mtitamntt Scr ilbigcu 6corr ben
@iliam u 9oung DEM Nconltetr
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0ts amerifauiid5n Bottles %lie'erte,
6ie I'M Sabre 1858 Sen eriten Gro.
Item qclen 5flobcrei undergraduates
ric fanf Der Icitenoen 5eI0Derul
inn Gluoluticnslrieq uno 10000
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pes lieierte non OeHen 5000 d.
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6urh oc gauge omcritouiide &c.
idldtc iur Die Frciheit iolDo5l plat
6Irt ol5 gcfampit bat, Sic iid grob.
crti1 i'm Rco0lution striege b5rpor.
that, ous critic 6reiDiaigenre9Imctlt
ouf 2incon'5 gufrlti mad, Wai1
maton iauotc, sic Bride bel antI
etam ua5m, Sic 6rieobo'e bel @et
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len &irflna51ebieteIt thlt or 0cI
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flares Qeidittlidcs Bib 0eutide
4ulturarbcit, Ocs mandeu, Der BOZ
gorurt62ilen ge3en Die Gentihei
Geianaeu 1T, bic 2lugcn 0iincl
l%iirite.
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SteIlnng geintlt: - @uter, ftarfer
oentider Mlann mittleren a!ters
inft Stellin9 auf Der 5arm. wfif
allen 3armarbciten betpanoert. Nod.
snfroseu inter v, g., Gmaba Fri.
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Geutihe Galenoer

je9Iiben Gbarafters, bumoriitiider
uno erniter Qatur, oeutite Bidder
uno 8eif6riften, oeutife @Iiid.
nuniffarten fir nne @eleaenbeiten
Eel Swarb & Measlup, 100 iiiol.
lihe Is. etraBe, Omaha. Webr.
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H(al(ifbirte dnjelgen.
Gnnliifler 1Interridlt.

geutife mer0en in engliider
aonueriation uno @rammatif BON
cinem oeuti6iprefenocn Sebrer &c.
cen geringe Soften unterriftet
Naan ooreiire: nGngIii6", omaha
5ribiine. Wts28
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Spred)cn S6re Sinocr ScntIdD?
sSntcreIianter @uidnuung5 Inter.
riht I'M Geutihen fir ainoer ODER
Grmafiene miro III alaiien. ODER
8rioatunterridt 81 mdbigct @rel.
len ert6cilt. Man aoreliire:
.Geutid", Gmnbd Iribiinc".
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Sans ~ ucrtanfen-gin 8obnbaus
nit 8 3immern, SeiBwaiierbei'
6uag, @a8 ur6 elaftriide5 2idt,
nlooerne einridtung, biaig 81 Der.
fauien beim Gigentbiimer, 1916
Martba GtraBe, Omaha.
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llnIey iobioIer. a1gereih befanter 0~Gnii6.6ertid ouerifaniider
csupcIer, SER Ereo Brooegoarb, bat fb ieinen bieRn greun6en uno
Wefaunten ihon in ben peridieOafinr Soften b~orgeeqt abr am
ousQeiprodenien lit Die @Ite ianes @eIens. Nientauo wenoet fh per-
aeMd, an i'm, ro tets Derneioe T Die G~efPntidfet. aber am
Cane Der graH@nhnsS EMANCIPATION gelang es bod efnem geuiegtm
Nab Der Camera. Garrn grooeaaaro Bn uiaappen", III Dem augen.
tdt os Sic beaea Ganeit Gn. Celia aansfee uno Sri. Marion aRa,
retfb linn eheu sasihon Button aufbeHeisn. oerea @rtrage benz
DM Mcnorial Solpital sagepanlt weroen. 0s Bib 8eat 6raao
rs3Seanora IL elmer nntarliteu aotiaIitat rno miro gapib cine Gueaa
9 0Eube fit iane 5~ablIoiea Greuuae iefI
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9. 3, @nrn, bautifer Gpti.
fer. gugcn mtcriildt fir @ril.
len. 443-5 gron0ei5 0eb1u6e.
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8iQarS Chou, Eatente, 1880 gitp
Rational ganf Building. Eel.
8pIer 1889; Sno. a.1864.

Gcrlnngt-Gin inteaigenter fleiBi.
ger 6eutider Sllngc i'm 9llter BON
a6cr IA Sabrcn fir oa5 oNailing
Gepnrtement" Der Omaha 9ri6iine.
1911 Souar0 StraBe. Telephone
Douglas 3700.
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gle SOrten 8urt tperOen tdgIid
in unIarem @eiddft gemddt.
3riide un6 f%onierDirte 5leiihiorteH
icmie cuslanOiide uno beimiide
3elifnteIien, aid friihe Gentle
jeoer3eit porrGtbig.-Sdnaube &
&offmon, 408 n6roI. t6. GtraBe,
Vhone Douglas 1920.
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gerlauat-giue suberIaiiioc bent.
ide 5rall i'm nlittIeren aIter oils
SoilsbdIterin bel einem aapinlte.
tenoen Serru. Gutter 2obn uno
onaene6meS Seim fir Die refte
Berion. Man idreibe u. s., Gina.
ia Iri6iine.