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The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

the referendan is 4 good laW it sAssi1
be imPart;aliy nade use Of. II il 10 .
bad hv it should hs repealed. fAsss
shsald be no inAtien.-Ca0pa
Leader.
After the lst of March, sttsFaeys
". s. Montgomery and John K. Cask
vill combine forces nndes tAs ffRo
name Of Montsoo~ry 4 Oask. 0ffkess
gill be retained i. ~ H10as AesAk.
s.A all legal busi.so estrastsA - thsis
care viii b. prsaptly sad sffieisae,y
taken care of-WAite River Review.
Albert Gent of N2ybell vin Fsesiss
es75 bounty on = big sAevelf Which
he killed last week. The animal heA
caused the loss of Thousands Of dol
lars to lower Snake river stOcknea,
and special rewards had been Offered
for its death, in addition to the rega-
lar bounties-Ook Creek Times.
Al Coulter, who has been cutting
meat for s. X. Walker for several
months, left here last Monday for
Glenwood and Eagle. Al will probably
investigate the recent silver strike %
Horse Mountain, near the town OF
Eagle Debeque New Era.
Evangelist Billy Sunday has made
arrangements to shake down the
people Of Pueblo NEXT June. A Aun.
Der Of revivels have heen held IN
Pueblo during the past year or TIVE,
but Billy claims that the performers
were amateurs.-Lamar Sparks.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
BoAK TO BOOST MIDLAND fRAI1.

Grand Junction. March 3.-Word re-
Senator Horace r. DeTong and Presi-
dent James l.. Hamilton announces
that l. !. Boak. head consul of the
WoOdman of the World and one of the
best known Denver enthusiasts over
the Midland trail, will leave this month
for Indianapolis. where he will use
every influence he can bring to bear
to secure the designation trail as the
transcontinental highway.
President Hamilton stated today
that he would leave about March Is
for the east, and, either on his way
there or on his return, he would stop
off in Indianapolis and join Mr.. Boak
in his fight to secure the endorsement
of the Midland trail between Denver
and Salt Lake City.
Few men can WELD more powerful
influence with the board o. are bet
ter fitted to present the claims Of the
trail than Mr.. Back, and with Mr..
Hamilton there will make . team thst
will BE- hard to defeat.
Arrangements sre already being
made to take to the committee port
folio of photographs of scenes on tn
route, tabulstion of figures end
facts that will concisely present the
numerous advantages of this road to
the committee.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
TO CHANCE THE rnn OF TRAINS

R. j. Woodward, general freigth and
passenger agent of the c. r. / 9. J.
railway, announces that he has under
consideration q plan to change the
running schedule of trains in and out
Of Marble. Instead of leaving at .
o'clock in the morning he plans t"
change the time to noon and return
at 8 clock in the evening instead OF
anywhere from IL \. M. to 9 p. M, as
at present. This plan has suggested
itself many times during the past sew
ersl yean but principally because the
custom had grown to be established
no change was made. Mr.. Woodwarl
believes ssarti,s the train out of here
At Ioon would work . great coaven'
ieace for fAs travelling public and
would Be nsre satisfactory to every
body. TIE enly pesssble objection
would be tAat perishabls freight would
have to Be moved ont Of the nerchan
disc can the same night IL was re-
ceived, which, sometimes, when the
train wass late, wosaA make il iseon'
venient for the trassfer men and q
few merchants Bat great majority
of Marble people no douht would be
glad to sec Mr.. woodward put this
change into effect.-Marble Booster.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
BEST KNOWN COUGH REMEDY

For forty-three years DR.. King 3 New
Discovery has been known throughout
the world as the most reliable cough
remedy. Over three million bottles
were used last year. Isn't this proof
It will get rid of your cough, or We
will refund your money. J. J. Owens
of Alllendale, 9. c., writes the way
hundreds of others have done: :.After
twenty years. I find that Dr.. King =
New Discovery is the hest remedy fol-
coughs and colds that I have ever
used For coughs or colds and all
throat and lung troubles, it has no
equal. SOC and *l.00 at Chas u
Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
ARE YOU coNsr1PArED.

If 50 get box of DR. Kings New
Life Pills, take them regularly and
your trouble will quickly disappear.
They vii stimulate the liver. improve
your digestion and get rid Of N the
poirons froa your system. TAsy will
ssrely Gct you ven again. - at a.
D. Basass. -
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
SPLENDID FRUIT TRACT

have an especially desirable fruit
and garden tract ~ nilss from Ride,
excellent mesa soil $50 fruit tSees, The
most Of them loaded with fruit this
year, balance will bear next year; -.
pafagus bed of 500 plants which viii
bear next spring; also pls,ty Of small
fruits Of al kinds; small hssse, cellar
eistsrn, chicken house and lets; good
water right.
Ths psiss h 5000 Of which 5000
shssl6 b sasA s.A tAs balance saA b
nsds IN terms - sait tAs purchaser
Just right fee . Asos fer tAsss sssk
e . P,sassss ssA psseit In sss Of tn
eiassG eo0nsaitiss h ~ vsssl
4. J. DfCXDON.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
HAMoY DU1oc J11SYY HOGS

Fur sale st . reasonable price. Young
uoars, gifts and brood sows. The best
stock on Ii. western slope. All hogs
'"9iste.-d., Address all inquiries to
>nca's RaAeA.
E. J Wilson Agf
- Grand valley, Cola
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

II you arc looking for . job o. vast
TO hire help Or II you have saythiag e.
.ell or want TO purchase, voc eaa soss
Ct sctioa through the columns Of tAs
Post. Others have fos,d this true
Il will cost you but littla.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
TO LEI

IS acres of sage brush land; will give
crops two years for clearing up the land
and will furn sh alfalfs aeed to seed 1t.
Will sell cheap. MRS. n HART,
l-25 Rifle, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Never can tell when you II mash .
finger or suffer . cut, bsuise, burn or
scald. BE prepared. Thousands rely
ON DR.. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Your
druggist sells It. 4Se and Soc.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Constipation causes headaches, inIi
gestion, dizziness, drowsiness. For /,
mild, opening medicine use Doal . Reg
ulets. 25c box 1t all stores.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
oLx,GwooD PROPERTY TO f1ADl

Parties having Garseld county
raaehes to dispose Of Who viii taxi
- payment desirable Glenwood PRO
perty viii Il vsT to make their wasts
known to Hs - I have . few trsdss
If that kinA In view.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Whea bsby suffers with eczema OF
ssns itching skin troable, use Dcsn .
Otltnenk. A little Of it goes . long
way and It Is safe for children. Soc
Nox at all stofes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Fer 0als - TssAs-0eel F1aeA II
~ sesss nsas CasAsaAals. WIN naks
. go dsass - ~ pespssty a.<
sight tsks sssa 0ssavssA pespssty il
>xehaaea. Fss paxlisalaEs oddfsss
J. ?. COX, Cssbsaaals, Csls, Z. ?. D.
N-ll
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

rhsss Paekaess It ~ Pepsss ~ afs
s6srisg st 10 ssats afs slDsst inAis
peasi0le II . AeseeAes1. KlDdle ~
Aess With tAsa soA - tAaa h . -
- Ai4ssaoe vaSa
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Fer 0alo q DoegaaH-Eol asrs ee
land with No. water right IN AIberta,
Canada, close 10 two railroads; 100
acres in esltivatisa, IN fenced, With
house and barn. Produced over 10000
bushels Of grain In 1919. A snap for
some one whs wants . god farm.
win take gsed sssnrit,st fss pay.
LIS WI. DOU0AN.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
naef ron sKnr DrnRA8s

Nearly every skin disease yield
quickly and permanently 10 Rneklhen R len :,
Arnica Salve, and nothing is bette,
for burns or bruises. Soothes and heals
John Deye, of Gladwin, Mich, says
after suffering twelve years with Skin
ailmens and spending s4oo in iaoors
bills. Bueklens Arniea Salss ~. n him
It will help you. o. - Recon-
Mendsd by cha9 - 0snes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
Ho8 AAI3

o.s e3-basrsl stssl vsssr ts.h nssus
Cd o. . Bain 1nsine Ssae3 nswfy
painted, neek yoke, double tfsss eaA aN
ee0plste ready b AteA y.
Also 4-Aerse liee s1d l-As0o spIhl
teotA harrow. Wtn sSll at . fsassaa.
ble figure.
l-16 T. J. RAW0ON.
s-Jlyz.@. 49, .. --s.-r S;ft. Cy,a. =
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
sAuxo rowp1n 8a1ADs.

fAe baking-powder breads are quick
" and easily made. not only proving
to be q friend in time of need, but
furnishing a pleasing variety.
Daktng-powder Nut Bread
egg.
/ cup milk.
3 cups flour.
teaspoons baking powder.
I teaspoon salt.
Y cup sugar.
I cup nut meats.
Beat the egg and milk, mix together
all dry ingredients, sift and stir into
egg and milk mixture. When dry
Ingredients have been partly stirred
in add nut meats. Put into a battered
bread pan and let stand in a warm
place thirty minutes. Bake in moder-
rate oven about forty.five minutes
When cold cut thin and serve As
bread and butter sandwiches with tea.
CHARLOTTE z. CARPENTE1.
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Il BE parties We can sell
G0ss pia.os fer Iess tha. De.ves
{ <1eA L. - sapaaia - ~
NAYUDs BOOK o1oRk
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Fer sa,s-Csrvsa N.sa Wa,..s ~
rssa ~ leae 1sanslA
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

The evident attempt 70 nullify the
"referepdum" by some members Of
the legislature BY taeiing % n ener-
eeney - savfng e1anse 70 certain bills
vm ~ - a4fssvsa ~ ~ pshsis. II
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

TIE open seaso. for whitefish be
gins today, March Is, and . numbel
q car apoftsAen havs oeea On ~
slsss tAis wsst getting tAsir fsaisi
passyAa1alia in rea1insa Ana m
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

There arc .Aly four states left il
tie union in whieA there = - "dIy'
territory. TAey are Pennsylvania,
No.GanA, NovaAa and AsisoaA- In
five states the ale Of liquor Il abse'
lutely forbidds. BY law. They an
3IA;Ec, Kansas, Norl. tsardina ,s:..srssss
and Mississippi. To that HIT Wsss
viyeinia win be sdded in 1914. II
the other states, local Or county cp
tion prevails, bat in most Of them there
i far more "dry" than "wet" terri.
tory. .''-Youths Companion.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Up TO daks there has been . decid-
cd deficiency IN saow fan the pest
winter in - Whish river sest'ss.
and uh1eo tAsrs b an unprecedented
fan tAe bala1ee of tie Wiatef there
win b shortage for irrigation pur-
posse the coming seasoa>-Meeker
Herald
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

+woIS 81 the neW Lacy bridge be,
gan yesterday. By tho 18th Of March
the abutments viii be ready for the
steel work, and by the 18th Of May
the bridge Is supposed to be com
pleted. This bridge is to cost the
county ,s00.-Rifle Reveille.
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Gerionalicn.

Serr 5re6 9roOegdaro, ser be.
fantte sSSulualier, mar geItern in
Otinar0, mo er cinen 3neigIaoen int
@eid1ft Der @ebriioer 8eters CT.
offnet bat. Serr gro0egoaro be.
obii6tigt, i'm 2aufe ser 3eit gegen
100 FOLDER 3peigGGben in e6enio
hielen Std0ten oeS Staate8 5u er.
0ffnen.
Serr un6 5rau Senrb Ct per.
cen ndhiten 9ienitog glbeno 5lt
Gbren Der WfitgIieoer oes Smnba
Gpnlpbonp Stlt0p Srdeiters I'M SO.
tel 2oDal eilt Dinner geben. @e0efe
fir rs GerIonen iino aelegt.
Serr @illiam Butt IT foieoer 90.
lteber 0rei Mtonate bal er fidJ ge.
iddftsbal6er in SS0abo, 8ponting,
glri5ona lno California oufgebals
fen. gfirgeno o6er lit es ieiner
2lniidJt I9oner, pie in 9febrasfa,
nor alien 9ingen IN Sn1nbo. ~
fat bell aeieben un0 erle6t. 9luf
ieinen 3oltren hat er oud) ieinem
6reulroe @eo. 8iene, Der i'm gan
Sanole 9iItrift (9eros) cine groBe
6arm bepirtbidaftet, einen 9eiu6
abgeitattet. 3u iager, oaB oieler
ilf iiber Butts 8eiud gefreut bat,
tpiir6e Ser 8abrbeit ni6t Die @bre
ge6en. 9iene mar, tpie er Butts
cniidtig Dur6e, Dor Sreuoe ybaff"
sic botten Ii6 gieIes at er3GbIen;
ratiirIi6 biloete 0as 9eutIfe Saus
sen 9tittelprnft ibre8 @eiprGdes.
0}ogGidl lit, oaB mir 5reuno aiene
hennddIt ipie0er IN ltnierer W2itte
ieben iper6en.
Serr 8eter aaiIer BON Syan8
Gitp befinoet iid 5ipeds elmer aur
IN lmierer Ntitte uno beiuht ge.
Iegentli9 mabrerc Ieiner btelen bie.
Iigen 6reln0e. gr geoertft, iih Bis
gnOe nd9iter 8ode bier auf5ubal.
ten.
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Die fommcnOsn 8ablen in @cricO

Gta0t Wterico, s. Wt0r}- ,Srans
cisco De Ia 9orra, WliniIter 0es
@e1iBeren, fiinoigte feline &anoiootlr
fir Die gi5cprGii6entidoIt ouf Dem
3idet General 5eIir 9ia8' an. 5ein
@ntidIuB, iid nidt I'M Die 8rGii,
bentfhaft 5u beiperben, qilt aIs
be8eidnenb. @leif5eitig nit 6ieier
anfiinOiqund erfIGrte &c la gorro.
er iei fir 9l6idoffrng 6e5 8oItens
reS 8icepr6iioenten neil bic sc.
ihifte Der lebten Sabre betpieien
ba6e, 6aB bieies gtmt 5im SbeiI
fir Die ariiiS oeS 2anoe8 bardnt.
portlid ici.
Suerta piIl i'm geiib BON gopie-
rem iein, peIhe Wta6ero aI8 einen
6eino glmerifa'S itantpeln. gr por
es gefpeien, Der ein unfrelmolihe8
@efiibl gcgen Die 2tmeritoner mad,
Qerufen mo Sen 8efebl ertbeilt ia,
fe, auf ie0en omerifaniiden Mta,
troien oOer Sol6aten bel ieiner
2an0unq 3u feuern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
1triadle Ses Geners midlt feitaeitellt.

8rei Gage mar Die Surp, peldt
6ie gntitebung oes 8epcp Sotel
6cuerS, 0a5 bier Gpfer foroarte,
in @rfo6rung bringen ioute, in 81.
tutg, SO 3eugen pnroen bcrnonl.
men lm6 5 StunOen tparcn Die @1,
idmorenen in gGratbung, obne ooE
eS i6nen gelong, @enaueres felt
itellen 5u fonnen. 5olgenoeS Ser
0ift nur0e a6gegeben: n@raee 8ur.
ton See, glIite 8onnbie, q. $.
9lifarO up0 Charles aaminen ia.
men bel einem 6euer in Oam 8e.
bduOe ait Ser iiiOneItlihen m6 13.
6traBe lm'S 2eben 5ur 3ait als
iie @aite 0e8 9enen !Sotel i'm atpei.
ten lntO oritten Stodnprf paret
Sic GntIte6mgSurlade oes 6euarS
lit unbefannt. Die ellrp IeBte iid
aus folgen0en 9iirgert 5uiammen;
%, 6. Gn0er$, s. Z. 5Ianagan
3. $. Somf, 6. S. 6ugaroine, 8
g. W}eqcr, 6. 6. SapueS. SSn
@erbinoung nit oieIcnl 8o6riprud
iuur0cn Coroner GroSbb na6itebens
De Gmpfahlrngen unter6reitet:
a@ir, Die 8cidnorenen, fGnnen
sic Gntite6unesuriade oe8 6euer%
nidt ermitteIn, ans oen 3euqcn+
orSiagen ober 9ebt hernor, ooB 6as.
ieIbe i'm binteren gnoe 0eS melt.
Ii1cn 36cilS oeS 2aoen8 Ser 9fa.
phocl-Greh Company, iiiopcItlide
Gfe 13. un0 sSarnom StraBe, aus.
brad. 8ir finben ferncr, OoB Die
guSaGnec 81 oen 9fattungsIeiterl,
int Ienep Sotel nidt bur6 4(ofotC
oOer rot6es 2idt be5eidnet moren
@ir empfebIen, ooB oqe SotelS
mO Sogirbauier III Omaha mil
Apparaten olSgeitottet perbelt
pelde bel 9luSbru1 eines 8cuars
Die @dite olarmiren. 8ir enpfeb,
len ferter, oaB ollie &rttltngsIeiterr
10 ange6ragbt peroen, onB lie oor
ren &orriooren aus leicbt sit er,
reiden iino nno oaB Ylofatc o0,r
rotbeS gidlt Srt inlo Stelle oel
Gettuagsleitcrn be5etduen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
Stra6tnbabnfar
ibtrtauen!
SanSiten ietten nadI iuie Dor i6r
lidtidDeues Seiuerbe fort.

Die GroB Soun StrnBencor ipnr.
&c 5reitog filr3 Dor Diitterna6t al
Der 80. im0 S.StraBe bon bier Ban.
bitten iiberfaaen; lp1breno 5pei Der.
i2Iben gSahe bielten, begaben iidl
7luei onOere in oas S5nnere 0es
8ngcns ino uabmen Dem SonOuf.
teilr SauOers 5luii6en $8 mo $40
ab. @iau glaubt, 0aB man es in
0icicm Sale NIT oeniel6en Burden
5u t6un bat, tpelde ipGbrenO Oieier
ISOLDE oie 9iGu6ereien bier ousfiibr,
Ten. Die goli5ei itren9t icOcn Rero
an, Der ganoiten babbnft 5u tucr.
hen.
g(noretp Booos, 1924 norSIide
26. Strabe nobnbaft, pnrbe an
Ger "a. uno Galopea StrdBe I'M
S5 erleidtert. Gin S9Iet6oieb
itabl aus Dem o5lomar" einen lie.
.ber5ieber unb einen Snnofoiier, Der
NIT aIeiounasitiiden ongehilt mar.
Gin6re6er Orangeu in gropn's
Gigarren6onohmg, 1928 iiibIide
t6. StroBe, imO itablen IS aiiten
Gigarren ionie IA Cartons Gabnf.
2ipei 5iliammenIegbare gtegcnifir.
me puroen aus Der glusiteGlmg Der
Beitcrn Umbrella SO. i'm 9Gubito.
rum geitoblen.
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nfbrQskQ
lfgislatur!
%ertrcter bon Douglas GOnntD abses
fnu5elt.-Mebrere Smaba
Bills abgcleBnt. A.

SincoIn, s. M1r5.-0PeprGientont
Soffmeiiter bon Gbaie fi6Ite iid,
peranlaBt, Oen @ertrctern BON DOUG
las GountD ben Saiimmc[ su reiben.
neil Sebn oerielben Der aeItriaen
g1ahntittagsiisiug ili6t beiiuobn.
ten, ion6ern iid imabgcmeIoet nadJ
iDren Bsiniiihen bier Bf1bIen be-
Geben batten. Dntes, ipeIder rift
ild6 Suiiie gefaBren ipar, flobnr
feline &oaegen III S6us irno iogtc,
oaB Die Better bonn 2an0e ebenfons
obtpeienO nGrcn. Ser Spreder er.
fIarte Die S5nterpeIldtion fiir auber
Sronung. Sene Bills, Die cine gr.
bo9uug Der Sal1re getpilier goun.
tpbeanlten be5pedte, tpurosn int
Snuie, na4oem iie bon Dem ali.
It1roigen &onlite giinitig einberid].
tet tuoroen Dnrer, pertporfen; oar.
inter befin6en fi6 5ipei 9rueieootU
gias, nad peIden Die Gpeien Der
Srieoansri6ten in 9ougIas Gcunt1
erb0bt iperoen ioIlen uno oas Ga.
IGr bon @abIbeontten aiif ie SO
tdgIi6 feitgeiest III. glu6 icne Sin,
pelfe e8 Dem Omaha goIiseigc.
tihtscIerf geitattet, Ger6aftcte, bic
iid gegen it10tiide Or6iaar5cr ber.
aangen baben, gegen SteIung BON
8aarbiirgidaften borIGufig fret sit
laiien, lpur6e nertuorfeit. gtiht OH.
genommen ipuroen ferner Die giIls.
pona9 Die 9ef0iti9img Scr. goantp.
aefangenen oen gountpfoninliIfdren
ii6erlaiien tper6eit itto tponoh Glib
Smoba Orei Sriebensridter erbaI4
ten jon. Die gorlnge, Iaut mel.
der 6ie Observation-Disclosures nit 2
Gro5ent ibrer @roB. B.ginrtabnen BE-.
lteuert iperoen iolen, tp1rbe bonn Ro-
mite giinitig eittberi6tet. 9eah IGtt4
aerer 8eratbung bat man iid I'M
Senat auf 6ie Sin, tuelhe Die BiI.
6ung elmer Observation-Disclosures
boriiebt, geeilriet. Glide itnuei-at.
life sGmenoements ipuroeit onge.
nommen, iuo 0ie 8in miro IN ibrer
icbigen Gaiiung on oos Saug &C.
ben. 9o0ge' nGure election Bin"
Duroe bonn Senatsfontite 5ur SIN.
rabme entpfoblen. 0erielben genn1b
ioI ser @oubernsur fir ole In
Douglas gountp itattfinben6en
8ablen einen iogenoniiten WobIs
fontn1iiiar eripGbIen, oern ofa gdt5e
8abI 1t1terIteIlt lit. Gin MnbGng-
lei gum Safett. .@eies tpurfa ebett-
fans 5ur s[nnabnre erRpfobIen; oem4
ielben gelnGB itebt Dem guubernerr
6as 9feft gu, ie6en in slnfIoge.
itano berfebten 9eantten 10 Iange
Ron ieinen 8efugniiien aii iuspenoi-
rem Bis Der San euti6ieoen lit.
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Sine miit6enSc gnllSOaae.

8pei 9eamte 6cs @eiunObeits.
omtS, Sobn Goffee rm0 90. Canon,
luuro5n nah Der inter QuarontGna
iteben0en 8obnung 1914 n0rol. 16.
StraBe, gerufen, llm cine in Ser
Slide eingeidIohene guaOogge 81
toot5n. 9as Sbier mar our6 longe
6jeiangenidaft in GuBerite 8utb
beriebt. Sic traten in Die &iide,
oIs Der Sinl0 nit fletiden6en 3ab.
nen auf ite ein0rarg. Gum ltngliid
aina 0ie 2nntpe aus, nit Der iia
lcu6teten. SIN 3unfeIn aelang es
i6nen idIieBlid, Der Bette einen
Shlug nit cinen Bell 5u oerieben.
lin iiher 8t ge6en ipur0en aud
nod orei SdIiia IN Sen SmtOef6r.
per gefeuert. 2lnne6men0, 0nB Der
Sumo MN en6lid to6t lei, entiernten
iie iid. 9l6er plo5li6 bntten lie
Sen blntcnoen Softer pie6er binter
iid. GOiiee iprang ouf Den 3oun
m0 feuerte oen 3o0esiduB.
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Sutrl6ranS.
100 Mlcnidcn rrtten nit fnapper
Moth Das nadtc 2c6cn.

gieip gorf, s. @idr5. Scrtc 3u
friiber @orgenihlnOc fam in Dem
Burlington Sous, cinem fciuen ga
miliclrSotel. 6suer gum 9Iusbrltd.
Gn oeniIelbcn mobnten iiber 100
gerioucn, ipelhe MIR nit froppcr
Mot6 acrettet iperb1n fonnten. gtur
nit Dem gtotbpenoigiten befleioct,
cilten riele @1itc nuf bic Strnbt
hinnns; es mar cine bitter fnltc
alnht mb nit Gedlt miro beiiirhtct,
naf tic ii6 ein SlmgenIeioen 5uge,
5oaen baben. lleber fiinfjis mltBten
ron Der 5euerlpebr aus Dem sSn'
ileren oes brennsnSen Saities ge.
bolt per6rn; Der Rauf mar er.
itiden0. Gs 1T nls Gin 8lnoer ~
tetradten oaB 9iieman0 um9cfom-
men III
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sab.Cmnhn.

9ie 2obnfroge fam in Ser Sto0t.
6ale Sur Spra6e. Gem oQgen1ei.
nen SntereIe elttipre6eno, bas Die.
ie 5ragc fiir 9lrbeiterfreiie BAT, mar
sic Sbeilna9me oil Der 8eriamms
lung, Die sur geipredlulg Der 9ti.
nimum 8age 8iQ etnberufen mar,
cine duBerit itarfe. Sen 8orIiB
fiibrte Serrp Sonaro, Der glidoro
G'Reefe als @oriibenoen beS 2lben6s
einfiibrte. Die Snltptrebe belt glr.
tbur 5. g}ulen. ogtiemnno 0orf
mirage iteGeu, OaB bon einem er.
pndienen Mann ODER 6rou ertpor.
tet miro, fir mefli9er, als einen
mcniden ipiiroigan 2obn 5u arbei,
ten. 9a8 lit notbtpenOig. Cine
Gepublif lit a6IoIut elm 8eblidlng
in Sen eriteu @runoidben, tpenn iie
Mdmer ln0 6rauen 8tpinqt, fir
neniger 5u orbeiten, ais fir Sen
llnterbolt 0es 2cbenS erfor0erli6
lit. 9}an fat feitgeiteqt 6aB SO
per @ofe au oieier 3eit gum Sc.
5ensunterbalt n0t6ig it, 8ieia
Sd1tuna Oenfe id, lit nntir[id
nieorig oento6 miro lie al8 @run0.
lage angeie5eu. Sd modte iagen,
oaB beute ipenige glrbeitpr in oen
G6Ioftbaltiern SO per @ode erbol-
ten. Gin 8ltfrie6ere88oIf muB genug
aum @iien baben. 6unger briitet
ateboIution. S5eoermann ioqte ait
6ieier 6rage intereiiirt iein. gS lit
cine 6roge Der Msnidbeit.
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Ehenre Qridlenbeitattnna.

geaeoiQe, 81, s. @dr8.-qn.
IGBlid Ser 2eidenbeItattung oes
@GrteItrdger8 Same8 Gonnor, oeren
Soften iid ouf $tt00 Itelten, bot
sic bieiige gran0 sSurD Orei an'
tlageu erbobeiL ndnllid segen Den
Qeitcn6eitatter 8i1iam 8. 8egen,
ocn offentliden aadlaBOeripalter
8. II. Solbert uno Den @efdng,
nisberualter Wtidaal aenilep III
Gait ct. 2ouis. Sci Der grbunti'
nirltng Der 2eide itelte iid bernus,
6aB Der Sarg, melder nit $500
iii Ged)nung geitelt mar, einfadl
aus SoIj 6eItanO lnO boB Dem
GoSten feline Sdu6e mO nur alei-
Ger ser oQerbiqigiten Sorte ange.
Ilgt naren. SaI6ert be8u6lte Die
Gednlng mbeanitnnoet, o6er baa
GodLuBgeriGt OrOnete cine Inter.
iudung oil.
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Gnnhrrhnres gSrrbift.

Seem gorf, s. g1ar3, Sic ia.
ben ictt S56re 6reibeit pieoer, fon.
zen Elm Goricab nebmen itno nod
qincn Nteni6en tooten. Die SurD
tat SSbnen penigitens Die grlaiib'
mis- oa3u gegsben." 9iit bieien
8orten nerablhie6ete &idter So.
iier IN geep Dorf oen Iarica6.
Chauffeur 2eon @eraro, Der e6sn
bon Sen @eidiporenen bon Der sln.
floae oes Wioroes freigeiproden
mur0e @eraro mar Der @rmorblmg
bon Trou DiarD 9itbrioae, elmer
sluiinc GiItriftsantpalt Wbitmnnns,
anoefIogt, Die er I'M Iebtsn Mpril
mit Ieinenl gnto tmgefabreu bate.
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5rnncnltimmrtdjt se,uinnt.
lie BON Der glenirune uuterbrritete
&aBlreiormDOrlnse in llngarn
angenOnllnen.

guOapcIt llngdrn, 8. Uldr,.-
Qas imgariide gl6georonetenbaus
nabm Die piel er6rtertc un0 bicl
tefdmpite g9ablrciormporluge Der
gicgierlmg oil. gieicS be0eutet 5u.
pleif einen erbebliden Sieg oes
5raucnltimmredts, oa oic 9orlage,
wcnn iie aud ionit teiuesipegs raOi.
fal it, cincr groBen 3abl 5raucn
Oos boae Stimmreft ertbeilt. g9db.
ren6 Oic 0ebattc ibcr Die 8orIage
i'm Gangc mar, mar Die StoOt nit
Iruppcn gcfiiat. bic icbcn 9lugen.
tIid gum ginihreitrn bcreit iuarcn
pcgen Der 8robingcn Der So3in.
Iiiteu nit einem @eneraIitreif, ans
iorldem ober nidt5 aplporben lit.
Ole grobe 9In5abl Der Srirppen
pirttc cmidiidternO, oenn cs er.
eianetcn iif feme nennenspert1cn
giubeitorungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
Ger 9eniiOn S,crulS.

Scutc baben mir bic erIte Stunt
mer OcS n9eniIon SeroIo" erbat.
ten, Der aus Scr @erihntaI5ung Der
Geniion 3eitung init Dem 9emofrnt
Encouragement III. Die neuen ge.
iiber iinO ole Serreu 6innern im6
gosgerou 6err 6imern lit Elm
il1r gepan6ter 3eitungsmarn, uno
8dblt 5u Ben iiingerrn ar1iten, Die
teruien iino. Die oeutife greiie i'm
8eiten iuieoer neu5u6eleben.
DAB .Sern 6innern oieies &c.
lttgen miro, 5eiat bereits Die eritc
Summer ieines SeroIo. g8ir min.
iden Oiet Slid fir Die 3uflnft.
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uMnOe in NcbraSfn" 9lusitellnns
Die Scutt.HauiBer So.

Cine 2(u8iteGung Die fein ge-
iuher ser oN}aoe in g}2braSfa"
2tuSitcIlung I'M auditorium ii6er-
icben ioatc, lit 6ieienige Ser Scott-
9latDiber So. 0ieie @eIeuIdaft ia-
bri3irt @ogeniibcr3ii9e ans reoen.
ieitetn Segeltud, Sanlpir. .9lusrii-
Itlmgcn, S5nIoliinen nm. Sic BE-
treibt obne 6rage Oos beocuten0Ite
llnteruebmen ieiner g(rt I'M gan3en
9eiten lm0 ibre Gunoidaft lit alf
oIle peitIi6e Staaten au3geOebnt.
0ie3 tpur0e MIR m0ali6 Our6 Ole
Site ibrer g8oaren lmo Gor5iige
ihrer geidditliden Gransoftionen.