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Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
SEDUCTIVE WEED IS
 BARRED TO MINERS
(From Friday's Daily.)

News Bureau of the Journal-Alin- CT, Room 2O3, N. B. A. Bldg.
 PHOENIX, Feb. 5.-Senator Hughes of Pima County is the au- thor of a bill which he has intro duced in the Senate, prohibiting the sale of cigarettes, cigarette paper or tobacco to minors under the age of eighteen years, and providing penalties for violation of the pro- visions of this bill. The proposed law is a big step in advance of any re- formatory law now on the law books of the State, but it evidently does not go as far as IS desired by the residents of Graham County who have petitioned the Legislature to enact law similar to the present law of the State of Kansas. That law makes it an offense for a minor to be in possession of narcotics in any form. as we'll as makes it an offense to sell or distribute the same.
 The proposed law of Senator Hughes reads as follows:
 Section l. No person shall fur nish cigarettes or cigarette paper or tobacco in any form, by sale, gift, acting as agent, directly or indirect ly, or otherwise, to any minor under the age of. eighteen years, and any person so offending may be tried before a police magistrate or official having criminal jurisdiction in any city, borough, town, township, vil- lage, or other municipality where such offense was committed and on conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding ten dollars (S1000) for the first offense and not exceeding twenty-five dollars ($25.0O) for each succeeding offense.
 Section 2 All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are here by repealed"
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
BIG DREDGE NOW
 OUT OF CREEK
CFrom Thursoevs DanyJ


 Ben Bishop, superintendent of the Lynx Creek Land and Development Company, while in the city yester- day stated that the work of raising the Speck dredge from the bed of the creek and placing it aboard trucks, had been finished. The plant is to be moved down the creek to the old hydraulics, distant about one and one-half miles, and before it is located at least two months will be required. The dredge weighs from 150 to IFS tons, and is to be operated on a testing out of its machinery in handling the aurifer- ous soil of the old placer diggings. The plan. Is to have it running at a certain point within the next three months. Captain A. w. Farney, president of the company, is also on the ground directing the removal of this gigantic appliance. The reviv- ing of the old hydraulics is occas- ioning considerable comment in mining circles of this section, from the heavy gold production of the past.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
NEW WELL NOW
 AT DEPTH OF 600 FEET
(Frem Thursdays Daily,

Fred C. Evans, manager of the Verde Valley Oil Company, who is in the city for a few days, reports the new we'll as having reached a depth on Monday night of 570 feet and as yet not an ounce of water developed.
 This condition is regarded as fav- orable. The formation being pass ed through generates a strong gas pressure and carries salt and blue shale. It is the belief of MT. Evans that the conditions for developing oil within the next few hundred feet are decidedly fattering in view of what is being determined, and he states the drilling will be pushed ahead as energetically as possible The diameter of the well to a depth of 800 feet is fifteen inches, but from that point down has been les sened to thirteen inches.
 A slight mishap to the machinery occurred, and after the arrival of re- pairs drilling will be resumed this week. Mir. Evans is an experienced oil man of the Bakersfield, Cal, field and is very much elated over the outlook at not alone the we'll he is drilling, but at three other points where rigs are in operation in the We're Valley.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12

though he was passing into a deep sleep, and without any struggle to resist the inevitable. He was born in Schenectady, New York, on Au- gust 4, 1882, reaching the ripe age of nearly 81 years. He was the last of his family, a sister passing away but a short time ago at the old home. He leaves a devoted wife, a daughter, Mrs. w. H. Dunte, and a son, Gilbert Ferguson He will be laid away by his comrades of the Grand Army and as he affec- tionately requested but a few hours before the end came.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
OLD SOLDIER DEAD.
(From Wednesdav's Dailyl

Advices from Los Angeles yester- day stated that Nathaniel L. Fulmer, had passed away at the Soldiers Home at Sawtelle, on January 30th. He will be remembered as a form CT commander of the c. A. R. of Arizona, and resided in this city at one time. He was aged 71 years, and had a fine record in the Civil War, enlisting in Co. F. of the 23d Ohio Infantry.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
MINING DEAL. (FIom Wednesdays Daily.)

Mrs. Lizzie Spraunce, of San Francisco, has sold to C. A. Whit ney and J. Maxwell Taft, of Oak land, Cal, a one-fourth interest in the Red Rock mine at Providence, on Big Bug Creek, for nominal sum, the deed being filed for res:ord yesterday. The original owners of the property were Spraunce, Stan ley & Co.,, who operated the prop erty extensively many years ago.
 Iournal-Miner-High class job work
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
BAN ON BOXING.

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 6.-Gover- nor Pothier ordered boxing prohib- ited because bouts are a disgrace to civilization"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

troubled with constipation, and have
tried many remedies. all OF which
seemed to cause pain without giving
much relief. I finally tried DR.. Miles
Laxative Tablets and found them eX-
cellent. Their action Is pleasant and
mild. n their chocolate taste makes
them easy to take. l am more than
glad to recommend them"
"Clean up the bowels and keep
them Clean" is the advice of all
physicians, because they realize the
danger resulting from habitual con-
stipation. Do not delay too long,
but begin proper curative measures.
DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets are a
new remedy for this old complaint,
and a great improvement over the
cathartics you have been using in
the past. They taste like candy
and work like a charm. A trial
will convince you.
DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets are
sold by all druggists, at IS cents
a box containing rs doses. If not
found satisfactory after trial, re-
turn the box to your druggist and
he will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart Ind.
Il
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
GOOD ROADS.

Why not a good roads day or two
for Wright county? Now that the
weather is good and the farmers are
not rushed with work we believe we
should give a couple of days that
will be a great benefit to every cit
izen of the county. The roads, las a
rule are fair, but the bad, rough
places should be fixed. Get out a
lot of teams and fill the mud holes
with the creek gravel. You will
not miss the time and you will help
your neighbor as well as yourself.
There is nothing that will do our
country as much good as good roads
We believe the ladies' will provide
the grub if the men will do the work
Get busy-now is the time to work
on the roads.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
DAIRY MEETING

A big dairy meeting and Farmers
Institute will be held Monday, Oct,
20, at Mansfield. Prof. f. G. Ben
nett, State Dairy Commissioner,
and Geo. T. Williams, practical
farmer and state lecturer, will de-
liver addresses both the forenoon
and the afternoon on cooperative
dairying and up-to date farm meth.
DDS. These men will be assisted
by other good speakers.
You cannot afford TO miss this
treat. Plan to spend the entire day
Tell your neighbors and help make
this the best dairy gathering Mans
field has ever known.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
ECZEMA mi ITCHING
CURED.

The soothing, healing medica-
ton in DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment p%enetrates every pore of
the skin, clears it of all impurities
stops itching instantly. DIR.
Hobson's Eczema Ointment is
gxranteed to speedily heal ecze.
ma, rashes, ringworm, letter and
other unsightly eruptions. Ecze.
ma Ointment is a doctors pre-.
scription, not an experiment. All
druggists or by mail, SOC. Pfeif-
fer Chemical Co., Philadelphia
and st. Louis.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

Warm weather again.
There was a hay load went to
Wolf Creek Tuesday evening to at.
tend church. Those who went were
Fred and Deanie Shreye, Mabel
and Fred Anderson, George, Alva
and Ollie Frye; all had a nice time.
JosephRoyal and wife of Macomb
were down to e Henry Frye Wed.
nesday; who is not feeling so well.
Mrs. Crippen spent Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. White.
Pansy is feeling pretty good since
it has began raining for she is hav-
ing green beans.
c. V. Ashworth and wife spent
Sunday at John Frye's and helped
eat the first meal cooked on the
new cook stove which Mr.. Frye
purchased recently, it certainly is a
good cooker.
Mr.. Schliecher's called at Mr.
Shreeve's Sunday afternoon.
Apple picking seems to be the
order of the day with several people
just now.
Mr.. Anderson and wife and Dena
Shreeve were at John Frye's Sun.
day afternoon.
While the men are so busy SOW
ing wheat and rye, the women are
just as busy working with the culled
apples and making apple butter.
frankie Mcintosh stayed at John
Frye's Monday night and went to
the pie supper at Dennis with Ollie
and Alva Frye.
Henry Frye is no better.
PANSY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

N. S. Miller, wife and daughter,
Miss Vivian; NJ. f German and wife;
DR., F. H. Riley and wife; w. B,
Hitchcock and wife; Horace Paul
wife and daughter, Miss Pauline
and R.N. Ferren, wife and two child.
rem made an auto trip to Hartville
Sunday leaving here at 2 O'Clock
and returning at 6. They report q
fine trip.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
ROUTE NO. 1.
Warm weather again.

Especial Correspondence.)
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA.

The following unsolicited tes-
timonial should certainly be sufi-
cient to give hope and courage to
persons afflicted with chronic
dyspepsia 81 have been a chron-
ic dyspeptic for years, and of all
the medicines l have taken, Cham
berlain's Tablets have done me
more good than anything else
says w. G.. Mattison, No. Z Sher-
man St., Hornellsville, N. Y. For
sale by all dealers.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

THE ADVERTISER, EE. Lu9eanbeal Editor, Sprin9field,M Mo.
q A Paper Published Monthly that ADVERTISES any kind of Prop.
ery. anywhere, any price, with owners names and addresses. NO
SALE-NO PAY.
q Farm Lands and Town Property a Specially.
Il Unimproved Farm and Timber Lands S. per acre and up.
Il Improved Farms $40 per ace and up.
Il Exchanges of all kinds anywhere owe the United States.
q Drop a postal for Free Sample Copy. showing good descriptions of
several hundred Real Estate Bargains for Sale and Exchange. If
you have any kind of property anywhere to dispose Of get our terms
Il Send 50f for a years subscription.
Il Advertising Rates-25f to 81 per inch per month.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
ANTRIM ~GLEANINGS
Especial Correspondence.)

Health is very good at present, ,
Mrs. Ethel Howard, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
WA. Glenn made a business trip
to Springfield last Wednesday.
Miss celia Mcclellan has started
to school again.
Church is in progress at Antioch.
Everybody is preparing to attend
the street fair at Hartville.
G.. w. Deckard is on the sick list.
W. A. Glenn has received a new
line of dress goods, call and see
them.
TOPSY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

240 acres, Z miles southeast of
Protection, Kas. A good new 4.
room house and q Groom house;
in good wheat country; 100 acres
in cultivation, 80 acres in pasture:
price 500 per acre; incumbrance
81, 900, 81 years at 5H 20; want
Missouri or NorthArkansas land
BLACK, Protection, Kas. : ADV
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
ATTENTION, FARMERS.

Why pay the Old Line Insur-
ance company $1,000 per thous-
and when you can insure in the
Wright Co. Mutual at actual costs
It has only cost us rs cents on
the 500 per year in the last three
years. Address, E. w. Yocum,
Secretary, Mt. Grove, Mo. Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

DR.. f. H. Riley, the genial den
fist of Mansfield, is doing a rush
ing business. The doctor does
good work and for that reason he
guarantees his wOrk.-Hartville
Republican.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

does not perform
by force W h a t
should be accom-
plished by persua-
sion is DR.. Miles
Laxative Tablets.
After using them,
Mr.. N. A. Waddell,
3I5 Washington
St, Waco. Tex,
says:
Almost all my
l 49, 49,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16

A modern Dairy Barn and SO0ton So in the Ozarks. Improve
ments of this kind have increased in the Ozarks faster during the
last IL months than in any previous year. Ozark farmers are awak-
ing to the fact that such improvements on their farms means more
feed, cheaper feed and better feed for all live stock raised on the
farm. The Dairyman especially is saving money by saving good feed,
and making more money by the increase in Dairy Products by feeding
good slage during the winter or dry feed season.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-10-16
"Clean Up the Bowels and
Keep Them Clean"

There are many remedies to be
had for constipation, but the diff
Guilty is to procure one that acts
without violence. A remedy that
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-10
3cinbaltrn Ses Srubes.

Die g1fermeiIter bon omaha
iino nit Dem itaatIiden g%1abrungs.
mitteIinipeftor 6. 6. Sarman iiber.
eingefommeu, bic eeieeIiden Dor.
ihriften be3ii9Ii9 Der &anoba6unq
oes 9ro0es in 3ufumft ganal al
befolgen. 9ie g0der 6abem Elm.
cine onbingebenoe NeioIll.
tion gefaBt. Gas 9roo miro in
gang reinen 8ebdItern gebalten,
uno ben 4~ngeitelIten miro berboten,
Die Sable in ben armen I'll troaen
mo 10 nit Der aIeioung in gerih.
rung 81 bringen. Die a6lieie.
rungswdgen miiiieu in reinIiden
Sdnppen iteben mo IN 3ipiiden.
5eiten gereinigt tper0en.
Ger aommiiidr lit Iber3eaat,
baB 0urd leiftfertiges Sanoeln oes
grooe5 BON nit anItedenoen aronf.
beiten bebnfteten Seutet. anite.
fungsgeiabr grab 10 groB lit, oIs
penn 10 Elm @enid nit Mild
ltmgebt.
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Z dmeeitiirme nnb adltr ridien in
Tcntidlano lInbeil an.-@rubeH.
~angIif nsner vi.
idIuf.-MuFe's Webnrtstag.


Berlin. 10. @ai-ein gnn3 oil
Esraepobnlider @cttcriturj bat Incl
te @ebiete oes Gcntidcn Rcides il
enpimoliditer @eiic beimgcinht
Die &cmpcratur, Ole nod Dor no
Hiaen Sagen 10 bofiommerlid) mar
DAB i~tcleupeiic Die Shulcn Sis
icrien cintrcten lirbsn, III ploblid
cbenio abrtorm geirmfcn un0 graoeJl
pinterlid %getporoen. Starfe Stir.
me babcn, oiesmal beionoarS i'm
SCOTLAND. aroBes llnbeil onacrih,
tet. am ihIinuniten mit1enommei,
III 6as 8ebirt 0es Sdapar,lpaIOcs,
Der gogeien mo Oes Rieiengebir.
acs, no 81 Der adlte nod itarfcr
Sdnceiaa cingetreten lit. Dir
SaateL sic ourd Die porSeitigc
8arme ibrer n~oruioIen gntmide.
lung ~be6enten0 oornliS eefueien iino,
limo ouf neiten Streden gum grob.
ten Sbeil boaia berniftet. Der
moteriele gerIuit entjiebt iidj Dor.
I1ufig nod ieOer ann1bernOen Sd1.
tiiug. al6 Surf Die Gldnr nrlge.
5dhlter FiingitnisiIiigIer lit BON
Der @ittermg Elm boier Grid &c.
madlt.
Sie ais 9odum. @eitfalen, Be.
ridtet miro. bat iih in Der be.
nadlborten 3edc aItenoorf elm I'm.
gliid sueetrageiL oas orei Men.
idsnleben gefoitet bat mo ipabr.
iheinIid nod orei Spier foroern
Gin muthmobIid1 al Itart
bemeiiener ODER 5u friib e~rplo6irter
SprensihuB bat 10 gerpnltig ge.
Dirft, 6aB Orei gergleute bon ME.
0er~itiir3enoeu @eiteinmaiien eridla.
gen tplroen. Grei anOere fuur0en
10 ihDer perIest, 6nB ibr auftom.
men fraglih eriheint.
Ser bisberige 0omfdpituIar So.
8oggenburg lit sum 9iifoi
bon Miiniter eepdblt fporoer. Or
lit Der 9ahfoIger bes n~unmebrigen
gr5biihofs Or. 6eIir bon &ort.
mann, melfer bon Miiniter nab
aoIn berufen mur0e. Ser neuc
BON @iiuiter lit einunOiunf.
Jig Sabre alt.
Ser befannte gerIeger 6es Ser.
Eageblntts", Serr Ruoolpb
feiarte geitern ieinen 20. Ge.
lurtstag. Ser Moiie mar, Inn Iih
zen 5abIreiden ibm 8nge6ahten
uno Der bnnit berbuftoe.
zen anitrengenoeu REORGANIZATION
II enbieben, %perreiit. 93ir ieinc
lGtiten a~ngeborigen tuuBten, mo err
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MiNion IN Der Il. 1p~l,phsfirdr.

Die bon 3ipei 5rdn5isfaner ga.
tres geleitete 5ucipofcnilife Nii.
ion IN Der oeIiifen lntboliiden
ct. Soiepbsfirde nimmt 5lir 5reuoc
Der NiiiionGre uno oes ciirigen
Seriiorsers Der @cmein0c, Batter
Raeiiifus, einen ie6r crfoIgreihcn
&crlauf. Ole Stride 1T Rcrarus
inO abcnos bon slno1ftigen gc.
tilt bic Den ~bel,breuoen greoig.
ten lniiidcn nn0 lid all Dem bebren
G~ottesoieuit erbauen.
@dbreno oieie 9odc ser Inter.
ridlt uno @~ottcsoienit bcipnocrs fir.
5raueu mar, iiHoen ndditc @ode.
b%eionOere 9rcSiaten fir sic M1r.
iier mo SiingIinge itatt. Die 9c.
tbeiliauua an Der 9iiiiiou lit aber
ron allen S2iirn cine iebr itarfe
mo periprift iif) bic @%enteinoeI
ouOon cine ~nagemeine Geubclcbrmg
oes reIigioicn 2ebcnS in ibr2n arci.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-10
Der Rmttertaa.

Utorgen, Sonntag, lit Der ieii
einigen Sohren in Amerifa einae.
iiibrte iogenonnte oMuttertog", an
meld)em Gage man oIs Elm Bel.
den Der aftung utO 8erebruna
ieiner Nutter cine peiBe 9eelfp o0er
Gle Sieblingsblumen Der SHUTTER
tragt, cine reht piet1tuoae Stif.
tltng, oenn bas treue auiopiernoe
Wlttterber5 miro aud nod BON
geebrt unb genhtet, Die ionit
10 pieles umitiir5en uuo ouf Den
aopf iteaen moften.
u9enf' an oas Aug, 6ag ii6ertpodt,
cine 5rel6e Dir bereitet;
an Die @ano, oie manhe
Rodt
Sdmer3eusIoger Dir bereitet.
Ees Ser5ens oenf', bos ein5ig numb
llno ein5ig ieIig Geinetpegen,
fniee nieoer ouf ben @run0
llno fleb' Inn oeiner Wutter
Segen!"
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gftct anf Cure Sunbei

Dd Die belize 3abresseit nidi
me1r fern iii, 10 lit cs bodit mid.
fig, 0aB &oli5eifommiiiGr apocr ei.
nige &athidldae ertbeilt, ME Der
Soaruut6 Der @rrnbe am beitcn bor-
5%it6engen lit. G5 iin6 einfad,e, ie.
Dem u~eritanoIife Ratbfdl1ge, 6fa
aud bon Der @iiienidoft als riftia
a%nerfannt noroer iino.
9ienials neft Die Sunoe. gs i'll
cine ihledte @elpobnbeit unuiiien.
Der 2eute uuo nid)t u~nterridteter
ainoer.
@dbreno Ser beiBcn Gage miro
Gin ihattiger 9lab, 10 fiibl mic moa.
lid, Hei5barfelt ocs 9emperamcnts
nerbiiten.
Gntiinnt Gud, 6oB eller Suno
9dnfig friides @oIier notbiq bat.
geoenft, 0aB SIR eurem Sun6
geiunoes 5ltter geben ioatct, un6
nab er iid nift iiberfrciirn loate.
Ger Wailforb lit fem befrieoi.
genoes Wittel; oesbaI6 gcbraud,r
Gernunft, utlo Der Manlforb miro
nid)t notbig iein.
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@ren,e fir ,gsulfenida6crD.

Staotingenieur @ation Sopnient
mo Staoifommiii1r apoer iino bon
Ger iiinftcn Sabrcsfouierenj Der
Sta0tpIauer in Gbieogo suriidgc.
febrt. Gs botteu itaotii6e Snae.
nieure bon alien beoeuten0cn Stao.
ten oes 2an0es Scr a%oniercn5 beige.
nobnt. uno Ser SauptaeaenItan0 ser
Gcratbungen biloete Die geidran.
flung Der Sobe ser Officegebdloc, aa.
meiibin o8olf5nidnber~ qenonnt.
Bie 9err 5ownien0 bemerfte, baben
piele Stdote bereits Sroinanjen,
pelf)e Die 9obe Der @eb1uoe reellIi.
rem, entlpeoer nod Der 3obI Der
Stodfperfe ODER mad SUB. anSere
legcn als 9oiis Ole 9reite ser Stra.
BE o0er Den beoeften 6l1dJenraum
bel gntideibung Der Sobe sugrunoe.
oas %9dngenmab benitst miro,
betrdgt Die ourfifnittIife @ren5e.
200 SUB.
Cine oltrfailS ernite 1rt6 prafti.
ife 9eurtbeiIung gebt bon ser
lleberfiiaung Der StrnBen nit Mea.
idenmengen aus, be~ionoers menn Ole
StrnBen eng iin0. Seooh limo oie
Cmabn StraBen brett genug, aIs 0oB
oieie 8efnbr innerboI6 oieIer Sabre
81 befiirdyten pGre. SSn Hieien.
Die Sem gorf un6 GbicagoI
aber 5eigt iif Dies, tuenn Oieip Sc.
bduoe lire @enidenmengen aus.
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@Oaen Iaidinem perfanfen.

Die NIT beocuteiOen Soften Dor
orei Sabrcn eingeiibrten Stimm.
maid)inen ioIen Derfauft merom.
9ie Soften Duroen semeiniam ourd)
Gountp, Staot unO Sdulbeboroe
.getragcn. Sn ibrer Meiolntion an
Die S~taotfommiiiion geben Die
Gouatpfommiiidre ais @riuo oes
leoblidtistcn gerfaufs an, onB oieie
Naldine1 lest bei Sen l1ellet 1alb.
jdbrlidDsn Nnblen nidt Mnnm ae.
mig fir aiIe aan0iooteu bietsn. Gle
Yiaidilen foiictsn $3.50 PET @tiids
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@isOeramf6an bes ainbcrheims.

9ie ainoer6epobranitnlt nurSe
onrh ben 9oron6o bebeuteno be.
ifdoigt. Ger 8r1iioent Der anitalt,
Some Wiaer, bot, tpie er erfIdrt,
ons erforOcrlite @eIo fir bic Re.
paraturar6eiten idIieBIi6 oufae.
brodt, uft6 es pir6 nit Sen Qr.
beiten am SiinfIiigel, Ser am mel.
item beiddoigt uuroe, iogleid be.
gonnen NJ rbeu. 5err Miaer lat
feline 0eiddftslciitc Inn SiIfe an.
gegangen, inoem oieie bislana Idon
freigiebig getpeien iillb. Gr bofit
leoodj, oaB Die 8eitrGge fir Sen
llnterbaIt Der 9%lnItaIt, aud in gu
frnft beigeitcuert ipcrocn.
-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-10

am giinaIt-S onntag finoen for.
genoe @otteS0icnite liatt: Sonntnqs.
idiiIe o:45 Morgcns, grcOigt.@ut.
tesoienite Inn 10:45 Iornaittaas
unS s llbr gbel0s.
ltniere @~ottesoienitc finoen nod,
INNER in inherent Sonntaaiful.
roitin itatt, oerielbc mliroe p1h.
reno Der pergan1enen ISOLDE oufs
Shonite angeiirid)eit rno iie6t INN
redt einlaOeno nto freunolid1 aus.
8ir lnOen rcdjt frelmoIidit gum
geiud Der @~ottesoienite ein.
S. 8. @iilcr, 9aItor.
@rite 6elitihe cpang ..lutberiid,e
Stride, 1908 iiiol. 20. Gtrabe.
4aitor 6. 8. 6recie.
Ereoigt- @ottesoicnIt 10 llhr Dor.
mittags uno 7.30 gIben0s.
engliide SountaosiduIs 2:30
llbr Nadmittngs.
Deutid . en9liidc @cmeinoeIdruIe.
90. rno CHM Strabe. 9bco. Mui
benz gerge, 2ebrer.
Gettidc Stride Der GpangeIiIden
@emeiuidoft Ode is. .nnb Gumina
Str. yreoigt I'M II llbr yormif.
tags. Snseno /. gerain Inn 7::o5
abenos. Vreoigt Inn s llbr MboA
Seoermonn III 8u 0ieIsn @otteS.
bieEiten ber5Iidj eineelooen.
8. 0itertaa, Raitor.
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grits oeitidjc NresbDteriite Ge.
meinOe 20, ulo sprlice Strobe.
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Widpls mirhrr normal.

Ter iluge auimdrtcr i. q. gi.
IDOLS, Der i'm Belmont Heitaurnnt
nlls ostn Gcuitcr iprinacn poatc,
III bon icinem @abue beirrit mO
aus Der Eoli5eiiltion GntIaiien
iporOcu. @ie or idgt, bate CT
i%ibermabia Sfn1pS grtrrmfcn, mo
oieicS itnrfe @ctrdut lei CT nidt
geipobnt.
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acknowledgements.

Vim Somitng orn 10. Ndi brran.
italtet Der 2nnoipebr 5rouenpcrcin
III Der armbrmt Sale an Der q.
lno Yinton Strabe einen aroben
wRniboa. su prIden ieoer SreunO
oes gercins bcr5Iid tingclnoen 1T.
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sair6li6e Nadri6ten.


Inter 6ieier 9ubrif ber6ffentlidt
Gle omaha Tribine gerne ale Nad).
riften aus ben &reiien Der oeut.
ifen airdengemeinoen iaeIider
G~onfeIiion. Die Serren gaitoren.
2ebrer ODER aird)enporiteber iino er.
Iudt, uns ale Radridten ans ibren
areiien our 8erfiigung 81 itel.
len, oanit bcrartige Borfommnilie
prompt 5lir geroiientlid)umg gelan.
gen fonnen.
Die Me6aftion.
9entifc Gp. .Iuth. ct. Bauls Sir.
die. Dor oem St1irm an Der 90.
uno Barter StraBe,
YfingItgottesoienit nit abero.
mabI INN 10 nbr; 9eidte Inn balb
5ebn
SonntagsiduIe Inn balb 3ipolf.
Ibenos I'M s nbr finoet Elm
giingitgottesbienIt itott in enali.
iher Sprade in Der norpegiid.
Iutb. airhe, 26. uno SamiIton
Str1Be; Gbors beiOer @emeinoen
iueroen iingen.
6. 4. Otto, goitor.
grits oeiitit)c NresbDteri{te Ge.
uleiu0c. 90. NIB Gbr1ice Gfr0ke.