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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
Remedy Used By
Three Generations
Mothcrs Who Took Il when ClilIdre
Now Giving ~ a. Thcir
Children.

There must be- genuine merit TO an
article that has stood the test ~ two
generations Of users.
In the field OF medicine none has
had greater success, nor retained that
success To greater degree. than Dr.
Caldwolls syrup popsin, which IL now
being used by three generations Of
people. It's use In families " con-
stantly becoming more general The
reason primarily IL that IL has mort.
II IL what Il represents itself 10 be, a
laxatlvc-tonic. % does not toakc eX-
aggregated claims nor use coarse Ian
gunge 10 set forth its virtues.
10 Is O. medicine but 80 milds and
gentle "a medicine that thousands OF
mothers give ~ 10 tiny infants. and
yet, IN q slightly larger dose, 10 Is
equally effective FOR grown-ups. u Is
for any disorder of the stomach. liver
or bowels for constipation no matter
how chronic for dyspepsia no matter
how severe for blli0usness. sour stom-
act, gas on the stomach. headaches.
drowsincss after eating and similar
complaints arising from ciog2ed- up
condition Of the bowels. II is ploas-
am 90 tho taste and does not gt1uc
II can be used with safety and good
results hy s0nyonC at any age or In
any condition 81 health. ana that per-
sons health viii Improve Every
druggist sells 70 and tho price is only
nifty cents and ono dollar "a bottle.
Thousands OF families throughout
tho country are never without SYRUP
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take salts "a flush Kidneys and ncu-
trnlixc irritating acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid. says "a noted uu-
thority. The Kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass It on TO the
bladder where IL often remains Co
initiate and infjump. causing burn
ing scalding sensation or setting up
lam irritation az the neck of the blad-
Ger. ohliging you 90 seek relief two
or three times during the night The
sufferer is in constant dread the
wutcr passes sometimes with q scald-
ing sensation and Is very profuse:
again, there is difficulty In void
ing a.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
o. because they can't control urinH-
tiou While q o. extremely annoy
ing and sometimes very painful this
Dr. really one at the most simple all
mcnts 10 overcome Get about four
ounces VI Jad Salts from your phar-
macist and take tablespoonful IN
90 glass Of water before breakfast
continue this for two or three DAYS.
This viii ucutrallzc the acids I'm the
urine so IL mo- longer IS source of
irritation to the bladder and urinary
ORGANS which then act normally
again.
Jad Salts g. inexpensive. harmless,
ana is made from the acid of grapes
and lcmon juice, combined with lithla
/ und is used hy thousands of folks who
are subject To urinary disorders caus-
ed by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts
b. splendid for kidneys and causes no
bad effects whatever
Here YOU have "a pleasant effcrves-
cent lIthin- water drink which quickly
relieves bladder trouble
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
FOR CAsH.

We arc making ,lie following rfices
uutn our stock ~ reduced. You can
cain nt the Store or phone tlic order
and pay ihc driver;
Good Native Hay, per bale. e5c
soc box Mlcr0z0ne Tablets for
rOup ....t.....-..- ..s..a dor
Hest Black Oats. per 200 rhe ei.Ss
hOc package stock Feed and Cnn-
ditiOn Powders ........... 15c
Alfalfa, good for either horse o.
cow, per hale ........... soc
Ilrd frnn. per 100 lbs. ........ el.ao
80 his Oyster SlloIls ........ 25c
Wheat, per hundred ..........S f.05
25c bottle Plcuo CillorO VcFnlin
httFOycr .............. to~
2sc pnchnge Egg Maker and
Poultry Food .....s....4l4. fHc
Rock salt for Stock. PER fb.. a.
Lime Nest Egnp. Win mt frecze
ar break, three fOr..... Sc
fOO-lb. sack Corn Chop ...... S2.03
These are an % good quality. You
are privileged 60 return anything and
receive your money.
y. W. FEB.
2i2-2ff-2fO w. Lead Ace. Phone 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

when father was sick about ak
years ago he read nm advertisement
90 Chamberlaln's Tablets " the pa
peFs that 81 his case exactly" writes
Miss Margaret Campbell ~ Fort
Smith, Ark. "IIe purchased box OF
them and he has net been sick since.
My sister had stomach trouble and
was also benefited BY themr For sale
by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05
PROPERTY OWNERS ARE
HAILED TO POLICE COURT
BY BUILDING INSPECTOR

Charged with failure to connect
their property with the sowor sys-
tenn Ben sanchez A. Vivlanl y. ~.
Dunbar, agent Ramon salas, John
Newlnndor and Sick Metz were today
summoned to appear la police court
tomorrow morning and show cause
why they failed 10 comply with the
city ordinance in such cases mnde
aud provided The rumplaini in each
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

Popsin Ia the house, among them
Mrs w. A Taylor, M Lincoln Ave.
Bcloit Wis. She has ave children
ANA gives Dr Caldwell's Syrup popsiu
to Oh of them me- needed Little VIII
Ham used 60 cry half the night with
cramps and pain, but since being
given syrup Pepsln he does so no
longer. The use OF this remedy Will
teach YOU 10 avoid cathartlcs. salts.
purgatives and physics generally az
they are entirely too harsh syrup
Pepsin cures gradually. but the cure
is comfortable safe and permanent
Families wishing 10 try free saml
pie bottle can obtain 30 postpaid by
addressing Or. W -. Caldwell 419
Washington, ST., Monticello. fll a
postal card with your name and adj
dress on Il will do
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. c. y. Kunz,
Prop. Phone 50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

oscar Yalesquez and NJ. Romero.
natives Of old Mexico. were in po-
lice court this morning charged with
being drunk and disordcrly Fines
of $40 With the alternative OF fifteen
days were imposed.
Juan Rivera ana Jack Sullivan.
charged with vagrnncy wore allowed
10 90. Rivera said he was from SAM
"a Fe and was seeking HIS uncle here
when arrested Sullivan was en-
route FOR Fort BLISS. Texas. where he
claimed 20 have q. job as AN army
mule skinner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

reported three ostah ishmouts. arc To-
,ated east of the Mississippi river.
while ~ establishments, located in
Maryland. Virginia. Nurth Carolina.
and Georgia. represent the cxtrHt of
Tho industry boo tho southern states.
/ Ncy Jersey b. the most Important
state in the Industry. ranking first
ut the ceususcs OF 1909 and i9Ot In
value Of products. with about one
third 30 per cent? OF the total for
the United states. and In value added
hy manufacture, but second at both
ccnsusss lu the number OF wage earn
crs tn" number OF wage clrncrs
employed w IN, manufacturing
industry of That state increased % 3
per cont during the decade ending
with 1903. and the value of products
Increased G3.7 por cent. PcnnsyI-
Nani' which ranked second IN vumr
lot products showed larger relative
gains from 1898 Co 1909 th1n New
Jersey ln al three rems for whFh
The percentages of Increase ura Civ
On and nutuukod tho latter stat. at
thn ccnsua"- OF 1909 ana 1904 in
The Number Of WACO o1rncrs ON
ployod.
N'w Jersey and p,uus,lyuum too
eoihor reported about tWo-thirds OF
th" total number uf wage .uru,re and
total NIic pt products fur tho Industry
n 1909 Now York ranked thud loo
number oft wage ,lrurrs. value uI
products ana value added by manu-
noIurc loo 1909 and 1905 Rhode
lsIHnd while NOT au Important stat,
100 me industry us measured hy value
of products. shows the largest per-
,'ntae's &C increase from 1899 o.
1903 oi amy Of the states Tor which
figures arc given, tho gain iu the
number of wage carnors being 25o3
per cent that iu yalu, OF products
-iH6 per cont and that In value
added hy manufactures 1884 Der
cont In general, the states held the
same cor nearly the Same rank in ro-
speci Co number of wage oarnorg.
value of products and value added
bN manufacture In 1909 8s In 1904.
ana an of the states had the same
rank in value added by manufacture
In 1903 as in value of products.
Female Wage Farmers.
Female wage carncrs were report
go from AN the states In which tho
industry was carried on. and In every
case exceeded n the mnlos iu mum
ncr tn, largest number 1920, or
sos per cent of the total for the in
dusiry iu the United States. was re-
ported for Pennsylvania, ana the
next largest number 1876. for Now
Jersey The four leading states, as
measured by value ut products, New
Jersey pcnnsylyuuiu. New York and
Connecticut. together employed 3d.
Gdt female Wuer Gamers. or almost
niuc-touths t,N1 per cent? of the
total number for the United states
Wage oaruors under 10 years oft age
We're reported from Do states, the
largest number 11io, were n Penn
HlNanH ln which state they repre-
scented 1875 per cent of the total num-
ben of wage cJrnCrs In the industry
Tho proportion OF children employed
was highest boa Maryland, whore they
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

The snow win do a wonderful
amount Of good. n brings much
pleasure TO the farmers Of the
country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

base was signed by Ci,y Building In
spector n. N. Morgan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-05

represented 2s.2 per cent Of the total
huber Of wage earmners In the in
dustry. and lowest in New York.
where they constituted 2.5 per cent.
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SdIadibdn(n
In fIammtnI
Lif @sftia Halaafa h mslafs,
tia Maat Atf alsmmm n
mfthta

90 Aaiaam tr plagll tlafl.
sa'ff llE#H i8 HIaaaam llm IA
llff Nalis hlt NaHmehf So aeusg
neA nlet nHisf Nahlffn Hf
tlsa, ats ea De aanN Anladfa NE.
ftfHgfHHtn IbHfaen I8 matlh
ee Wetduo tlrdal 100000.
tian alanhi bah has aentF nj
baAflhleilaafi See MIabsfrulss
alisagtrod'sn lIt imo lpar huttb
elh'laliJiinoima llm 1880, ats
aif btueHufbr fiuifdf. llanb hfrils
e'e aanie Rofohailsr bef Anlaae
in Hraah. amnllldir perllabars
teidappafalt BET Senrrmehr eilirm
uah oer gfanoiienr, ale DE WrSke
oes deiIers beidnut purhe cmaha
itnete mehrcfe Gompaanien Volh.
mannidlatteu nod Dem granbpInbr.
Spaier. Der loiolDerllHt beir1at
iiaeiabr 100000 mi0 belalr6nft
Ft dui Die tbgiliDeiir 9rrItSrsma
oes hinoerbdines. Dem enerailfen
einareiien Der 8eurrpebr iii es
MIR jii oantrn, 0nB Oas Geuer nid,t
ilngebenre gIilsoebnuna erlonafe.
Gie 9eiamphmg Dee beuqrs mar
orrh ASaiiermangeI uno Die Sdlpie.
riafeit, oidt genug oil ben Geuer.
ber0 5u geIangeu, iebr eritiuert.
Bum Slid lit fein WenifenIebet
5u beflnaen. aber bic 6rauen imO
ainoer Der glrbeiter unnitaroen 0er
6enerber0 IN Dem @Iauben, 0ok
@ater uno @atte iih bieIlcid,t in Dem
brennenOen @e6dtoe beiduS
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eaS.Omaba.

Diit Dem G6lnhtbnus fir S6pei'
ne in glrmour's miro balo begonuen
lperoen Die Soften iteIlen li6 auf
lingef1br $4,000. Der Ban miro
gan5 ans Gtein uno Stabl berge.
ftcat iperocu 9aS S6l1dten tpir0
leoodJ feline ltnterbrehlng erfnbren.
ueber ben gobngeletien miro eiit
@iaouft fonItruirt ino iiber Dem.
ielben lper0en 3nei StodIperfe fir
9(nfleioerGumc fir M1nner lmb
sSrauen ge6oltt iuerOen. lteber6dupt
miro Der @equeulli9feit Der glnges
Iteqten in tpeitgebetoer 8eiie Red.
n1tng getraget, II. a. tper0en audi
91oer etngeriAtct
g[l8 bic g5oli8iIten 9Sotdd uuo
Quinn dn Der 9fsStroBe Wfar See.
nep perbaiten ipoIltelt feuerte oeiien
sSreino auf Quinn, Der Sdub gihg
ieoo6 fc6I. Ser Mann fonnte bis.
Der ttidt gefunoen trcroen.
Carl s5enien tpurOe infer Ser ge.
ihuIoignua Elm Charles arug &C.
boriges 8fero geitobIen 3n baben
ber1aftet.
g8dbreno 9oIi5eidef Briggs Elm
glltonobil aui ieinem wtotorrocle
berfolgte, ii6erfltbr er SSobn 0lis.
nlai6. @eioe Manner erlitten
fdmer36ottc auetihungen.
Or. s. 81. SAin6eI bat Dieber
Die aQaereine Gr8tlihe proris in
GiioaOmaba oufgenommen. Gr III
ebentaaS Sppjialilt fir glugen, Oh.
rem, 9aaIe uno Sals. Der aontraft
fir oen gerfnuf ieiner 9raris in.
Giio.Omoba III riidgdngig gemodt
iporoen nit Der eegenieitigen uno
bsr5fiden 3uItiHmung Der itltrreIiir.
ten 9arteien. 9itpeilige Office In.
Ieiner 9cbnuna go. 92s q. 22.
Gtrabe. EeIepbou Soutb $685.
gludeige
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geriunnlnutIsen.

SER SenrD gorelm1nn bon ggis-
ner, gteb., bat belite cine gobn.
tuagenlaoung 8ieb in Siio.Omobd
berfauft uno itattete aud Der EGg.
liden Omaha Sribiine einen Be
inh ob. Serr 8areImann iruBte
uns iebr gitnItige 0tittbeilunq iiber
Die @rntcalsii9ten ieiner @esen0
5u MAIDEN.
Serr SSotob aopp erfreitt ii1 oeg
9eiu1s ieiner S6m1gerilt, Israu
9atb. aopp aus Cincinnati, bic
l1neere 3eit bier 5ii berfpeiIen ge.
oerft.
gei Serrn So6n Soffmann, 27.
imo Bancroft Strobe, gab es aeItern
gl6eno cine fr6bli6e @eIeIli1aft. Sin
Die 80 Wfitglieoer oes 2onope6rper.
ems batten iid bort nit i6ren ia.
milien eingefltnoen. Der un0er.
piiItIi9e Serr Selidl1ger Iiefertc
nit ieinem gluton1atet 0ie nuiifali.
Ide ltnterbnItlng. gIGe glntueIen.
ben berIebten fdone Stunoen.
6err @ultab SelidLGger FAT be-
reits an Die $50 fir Die Sornaoo.
OFFER Der 9rtid]oft glodineen,
8iirttentberG foaeftirt. Gr bcfft
Die Summe auf 500 bringen 3u
fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
9lan6er entflielt bonn Gunntnloipita[.

Der StraBeurdu6er Marbin 81
Cor, Der nr6it eiftem aunpau boi
einigen Molpten oen StaotcIerI
Duif BON Council bluffs oniiel INF
nllf Der 8Indt Ourd ben 4oli5iii
SeroD 8noe beriuuubet iuurOe, III
oiiS Dem GolmtDboipitnl entipriul-
gen. Der @auner wuBte oen Gin,
oritd 81 MAIDEN, ais Oh er niht lalt-
fen fonnte. 3roboem iuuroe er
ibarf bepodt, aud pnren ibm aIle
aleionngSitiide geuomnen, 60 III
es MIR moglidL Dab er aleioer Ita1(
coer 0nB i6m iolde bon auBcn 5lt-
acid)nuggelt tporoen iino. ST. muB
5piifen 9iitternadt uuo 2:30 Wlor.
gems entiloben ieir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
cscbaltscr6SGnns fur ffdOtiIde gs.
amten.

Gas @eueraIfontite Der 5reibrief,
fcmmiiiion bat in ieinem 9eri1t
Die Sdofflmg beg neuen glntes Oes
glu6iteurs init einetn sSohresge6nlt
bon $4,000 empiobIeff. Die @ebdI.
fer fir W1dDor lmo Stn6trdtb 6lei.
ben oieieIben, Oas @ebolt beg @e.
ilnO6eitsfOmniiiGrs niro bon $4,000
auf $4,000 erbobt; oes Stasnei.
tiers miro Inn $500 erbobt, iooaB
er BON Gouutp mo Staot i'm @an.
zen $4,000 erbdIt. Der 2onS 0es
geirnobeitsamtes uiro ouf $4,000,
Der oes glbiubripItens auf $4,000
erbobt. Ole gerpiligung fir Strn.
benbeleudtntg bleibt auf $4,000
mo Die 8liblot6ef erbGIt $4,000
ME friiber. 6OIgeu0e 8ulogen iinO
torgeIe6en: @eueraIfono bon $780,.
600 auf $4,000, Seuerbepdrte.
ment BON $250,000 altf $4,000,
goli;ei BON $4,000 ouF $t75,.
600, garfe bon 100000 auf $780,.
600; StrdBenreinigtlng bon $685..
900 anf $145,000.
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AalmfillaH Hallalhall IN Has
IanAi lhat Rultswaa htt eat
hlinAIL ALLta1.

pMaiB Nt II NtH ittm
fH lm HHt.aHt mhhifHf Hf
rilHH NaFIsfe MHN Hammsu Mi
nHa hdHH naH f aiim ea.amla
futflifhtl % idmad hR ft If.uft
AWlsHihall9a lH hH 8fflH.alfH
elaaigH ul8i lH HHnt.Hma mHf
N nod hf #Hfifhf lslht N4tH
laWew tsfduaHfHmH pil fif
in be 0nllafibnHt h fififlf.d
lf5 06fafaaf tf ihllaaf fom
mfuh dun tfital II n pahff
Uan 0lnlaln fI NlaHH ndf ihmf
1abre III Ben Nrf laalm nnA
dlna bnnn nod taugbn mlud.
wo er Rh lilni Nlohate aui9ifli
Hla tr inn Auslislllina bff gipeiieu
Napirfe uadlhid'ie. muFbt ibm BE-
hunei. oab Cd ieiucH aclralIdlgH Aui.
ruthali BON ueuem 80 bcdinucu
babe.
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SdTthIidt
GrirosptrIrlltl
1anlfaAf Eftttn Ssh Nnlaatsn IN
Wtalaalatm uampig
tflhlaala

peahm Z ann ON hHHf roo
Nnm thHiiaiaH ldflHdhffHtgn
Namalf NwltrH hHldaWa unh ft
BEN II NlaletCHifn mball man tl
nan nnaflabftH NmblA Ne hif
ttditagr Naag Nt ffHae mFlt
oHl bfm nflfasltdulIdb bcffIdn
Hntitaftfe lfluIle uph NeHIt1fn.
Irbgn Bat sgr NtlFi Aer bfrbunag.
itn apaui fie lHfigu nldii oulpi.
pelleu afaatl, mie Bic tinailfn
Ndmplr npllden Rulanren rinfr
Ifiit nno 1trtln iaplr tatiedrn ON.
terrrItils Mclpnhers fart aelItten
hattn bic Serbcu lm0 nod mo nod
tpiro bic Hep1l.grima 0ta maliid,
llhen gnibes 6arald uurbereitfi.
bob Die 4erliiiic an gleuihculeben
illrdterIih in0. Wlit ipehiclubcm
@lid bdbcn Nuiaarm nno Serbcn
IN Den lbalrrn 0tS gdr0ar tmO
WreanaiiHitd 6luIies artanipit 0cii.
fr ater oclfet alfs Oaraai bin. bob
Die AuIgaren TN gortheil iiu0 mo
iih nui ierbiihciu @cbiet ieitaeicbt
boben Sie itehen MIR 70 Q2eiIrn
uGr0Iih BON Rib, Der ii1rfitcu
1clhna Serbiens
Siiolih bon Siiip itehen iid 300.
600 Serben im0 guIgdren aegen,
iiber; Die Serben baben BORT ltHter
ingebeiren 9erIuiten orm 9or6rin.
gen Der 8ulgaren Salt geboten.
poroon miro bon feiner Seite gege.
ben. 1rei ierbiide 9iegimeuter iuur.
ben bolitduoig auigerieben. lie
gulgaren idleinen Den @rie6en MIR
fthtuaden @ioeritanO 5u Ieiiten, 0cnn
oieie orinaeu unauibaltiam Dor.
1batjahe iii, Dab gulgarien ieiue
game Strait gegen Gerbien gerit.
let bat, Inn iidJ 0ieies itarten 5ein.
6es suerit su entIe0igen unO Damn
NIT alien nerfiigbaren 3ruppen ge.
gen Die grie6en Su nlarihiren.
MontcneglO bat NIT Scrbien lmO
@riedenlono gegen gulgarien &c.
meirliome Sahe eemadt; un0 Stu,
m1nien miro iib aeal 9unbe anidlie.
zen. gliIh nie 8iirfei miro aus 6eH
geeeup1rtigen adnlpfen Ser feiltO.
lid,en grii0er genben 5ieben ut0 ge.
osnft, iid ben 5einOen guI9arien's
onsuIdIieBen.
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fanStn tin
na0ts Qjrabl
mshuab bta fsatn fns g rYls.
nfm In lamahnn be- Eiaalta
Ww flsd tflfanltu

WaB BWf u. Nnll maatab
kff fa8f ie o mb q 1uii hns
im iaaif alm NaH a ltifnaa
liifuRffH sfhsH alndImar btf
Eun aFHem ihf yftn Ia 6r Ra6e
tlaff iahl mb bghFH anhtff ianb
hn uHf mii pllne ieftilti mtfaH
SD tgf Rdhg nen Ailer mntbg
ttu mit meatfren antllaaItm be-.
Hties eleItaot r1u clAtm Bl6glld
arrlntrrdcnben Stfm iilcrraiail
nno ffntfrtp alitr aHlliitu 0esiel.
beu ianhn ibfu Ioe pueI on0etCn
aflana "a, itpimneao ods llir sn
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Mihlmnaener gyanfran6.

gortInnO, Ore, 7. Sitli.-Gin
einianer Rduber orang, uebrere SIC.
poIber i'm @iirteI, in Oie 5irit State
gonf Of Wlilpaitfee, in einem Dor.
0ite BON Bortlano, uno 5pang Den
Soiiierer II. 8oliteao NIT borge.
baltenem JfeDoloer glufiteauug al
Der Wano, bns @eIidt Der lebteren
5pgefebrt, 5u nebmen, iuorauf er li6
cneS oroben Saufen @oIogelOes be-
m1dtigte, I'M ii6 oann 0oDol1lt.
MAIDEN. Cine giirgenpebr Abte
i6m nadJ uno bate i'm bafb er-
hiIht. Or ga6 ieinen glamen nit
@irgiI gcrrine, rmo iein 9llter NIT
20 Sabren an. CT mill ioeben
erft bon ct. 2ouis gefonmen iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
aiusem uil'a htlm
atlssmlhfaimai lev al mHmt.
taias Htiahiltlb ufitiFt
mffhth

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