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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
MILLIONS HANDED
BANK DEPOSITORS
DURING BIG RUSH
Pittsburg Crowd Orderly and
Caused the Police
No Trouble.
DEMANDS BEING MEn
AT Noon S5,oOo,o0o Had
Been Paid Out With
Like Sum Ready.
DEMANDS BEING MEn
tNational News Association,


PITTSBURG. July s.-When tha
Pittsburg Bank of Savings, Fourth av-
enue and Smithfield streets. opened
its doors this morning. a crowd of five
hundred people. mostly women. was
waiting to get in. Police kept the
crowd in line. and there was no dis
order In less than a minute after
the doors opened. the big banking
room was filled, and the iron gratings
had to be closed so that those inside
could be accommodated before allow
ing others TO enter
Crowd Was Big One.
The waiting line on the Pittsburc
Bank for Savings at noon extended
nearly half a block away. Mounted
policemen maintained order
Five million dollars In cash was
stacked on the counters before the
opening hour. and officials announced
that S5.000.0 600 more was available.
Assurance on the part of Secretary
McAdoo. issued at Washington. that.
the general banking condition in Pitts
trouble with banks in that city Is ex-
pected, had a reassuring effect in
banking circles today
James S. Kuhn today resigned as
president of the bank. and J. j. Jones.
formerly secretary-treasurer OF the in
stitution, succeeded him. W. S. Kuhn,
vice president. also -esigned.
Federal Judge Orr today appointed
Fred G. Kay fourth receiver of tho
American Water Works and Guaranty
company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
TOWNSHIP SPENDS
S797 ON THE POOR

During the last three months the
sum OF s797.s1 was spent on poor and
poverty stricken people in Wayne
township, most of whom are residents
or Richmond according to the report
OF Township Trustee Howarth. This
sum is slightly in excess of the ex-
penditnre of the corresponding quar-
ter of last year though it is approx
mately s400 less than the first quar-
ter of 1913. The first quarter of the
present year was heavy because of the
many applications for fuel and the
large number of burials paid for by the
township.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
DEMOCRATS WAITING
Caldwell Not to Call Meeting
Until August.

1t will not be until August that City
Chairman Caldwell of the Democratic
party will call a meeting of the COM
mittee to decide upon suitable date
for the mass convention at which can
didates will be nominated for the mu-
nicipal election next fall
Chairman Caldwell said today that
no general discussion is taking place
regarding the next campaign and cleo
ton. Things are quiet in political
circles and it is too early to consid-
er the announcing of the names of
candidates at this time, he declares
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
Some of the Choice Locations
in the Church Are Expect
ed to Bring Fancy Prices
Annual Event.

Next Sunday is the date of the an
nual auction sale of pews at st. An
drew's Catholic church. The principal
revenue of the church is derived in
this manner, and the members of the
congregation hope that Il 2 sales this
year will reach the total OF last year,
which, it is stated, was in excess of
1000.
This unique church event has been
in vogue at ST. Andrews for a num-
Der of years and has proved a COM
plete success.
After the services Sunday morning
the congregation will go into a busi-
ness, then Father Roell will enter one
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
ROOSEVELT is OFF
ON RESEARCH WORK
National News association

CHICAGO. July S.-Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, accompanied by his two
sons, Archie and Quintin, arrived here
today on his way to Arizona where he
weeks. He was met here by his other
son, Theodore Roosevelt Jr., who was
in Chicago on business. Col. Roose-
velt was here an hour between trains.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
HOD CARRIERS TO
PLAN BIG OUTING

When the Hod Carriers Union
meets next Thursday night in regular
session plans will be perfected for a
picnic and baseball game at Athletic
park. The date has not been decided
upon A dance is also contemplated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
l|MMERMAn VETOES
BILL e AbROGATE
THE VEHICLE TAX
Mayor Takes View That City
Would Lose ST., 500
Annually.
STREET FLUSHER TANK
City Attorney Advises That
Matter Be Taken Up With
the Company.
STREET FLUSHER TANK
EPIToME OF COUNCIL.

Mayor vetoes bill to repeal We
hicle tax ordinance.
Williams denounces methods OF
creating special taxes.
City Attorney suggests that the
health committee and works board
consult with Superintendent Cor
don about sprinkling improved
streets.
Complaint registered against fire
chiefs siren horn on automobile.
Special meeting arranged to
study proposed natural gas fran
chise.
Committee appointed to write let
ter to family of Councilman Harry
Kaufman, who Is critically i'll.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
STRATEGIC MOVEMENT.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, July S.-Fourteen
thousand Bulgarian troops, making
up the Northern wing of the Bulgarian
army operating in Northern Macedo-
mia, began a march today from Vran-
va, which it occupied yesterday, to-
ward Nish. The objective point is be-
lieved to be Belgrade. A great guam
tity of arms, ammunition and provi-
sions were captured at Vrenya, and
the Servian garrison there were TAX
en- prisoners of war.
The Bulgarians are marching north
ward along the Morava river, which
parallels spur of the Orient railway.
This may be a strategic move to COM
pei the withdrawal of Servians from
Uskub, where the main Serb army is
stationed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
.ULTIMATUM ISSUED
BY THE TRA|NMEN
Strike Sure If the Wage De
mands They Made Are
Not Met.
CNational News Assoeiation)

NEW YORK. July S.-Afte- a three
hours conference in which both sides
position the conference between the
representatives of the railway mana
gers and OF the order of Railway Con
ductors and OF the Brotherhood oi
Trainmen was broken off shortly after
noon.
President Garretson. of the conduc
tors, said an immediate call would b
sent to the committeeman of all road:
involved TO meet here Saturday and SCI
date for calling the strike.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
B. b. JOHNSON WAS
HERE SHORT TIME

B. B. Johnson, private secretary to
Governor Samuel RaIston, passed
through Richmond today over the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. enroute
to Bass Lake, Ind, where he will
spend a two weeks vacation. Secre-
tary Johnson was on the same train
which carried the city councilmen TO
Gary to attend the annual Municipal
League convention
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
A FORMER RICHMOND
MAN LOSER BY FIRE

In the destructive fire which swept
the town of Rostern, Sask., the garage
owned by Kuth and Watts, was des-
troyed. Wilbur Kuth. SON of Stephen
Kuth, east of the city, was connected
with the garage. The loss was s2,5O0
and no insurance was carried The fire
which destroyed several other build
ings, started in the Kuth and Watts
garage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
JOHN ROCKEFELLER
NOW. "a YEARS OLD
CNatIonaI News Association

N-N.1N1''I''-' -F'''" <t'9tItsNNIvHJ
CLEVELAND. July s.-John d.
Rockefeller quietly celebrated his 18th
birthday today on his estate at Forest
Hin. Mr. Rockefeller received a num-
Der of kilograms OF congratulation and
received a number of old friends. His
daily program included game of golf
as usual
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
CASE is SETTLED

In the case OF William Waking vs..
the Ridgeway restaurant. the costs
were paid by the defendant The case.
which was a suit on account. was set
tied in the court Of Justice Of Peace
Morgan
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
THE WEATHER

STATE AND locAL-Showers to-
night or Wednesday; warmer to-
night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08

= HARLES G.. GATES as he
- appeared upon his arriv-
al in New York on a special
train two days ago, when he
denied that he had been
thrashed by his father-in-law.
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La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
SANTA re TINE TABLE
Ospsvt Gsse

n tfftCt NOVlNbls q llls
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22

t,ces Tor insertion in this column.
Coun, one cent iot each word or
abbfcyiailon. including the ad-
VI dress. No advertisement IN this
column Tor less than IS cents per
n insertion u
@
WANTED
-~11<-o1 ~~~.~~-~~~-~~
Trade at the Palace Drug store.
Livery and transfer; Barr & Rose
phone Iunta 92.
WANTED Barber cdair and glass.
Inquire at this office.
---~s-~-~--~a=H-~e-H-
roH RENT
FARM FOR RENT Two hundred
acres Of alfalfa: fifty acres OF pioW
land. Inquire OF +. l.. Estep, Che
raw. or pnonc Holbrook lI2
FOR RENT--Nine acres Of land
for beets. one mile east and one
half mile south OF La Junta F.
W Ingersor, general delivery. la
Iunta Colo.
FOR RENT Twenty acres Of
land. all fenced, four miles east Of
La Juuta. one fourth mile from
Casa. Address A. l.. Patteu, Web,
stor. South Dakota.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY 10 loan on farm property
on short notice; no commission. See
Charles F. Helm, Room 3. Millrr.
Hale block
FOR SALE
--~~~~~-~-~~--~---~-- --7--,'--7----
FOR SALE -I50 egg old Trusty in
cubator Phone. Junta ga
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
chickens. Inquire at i2i Bell"yiew
aycuue.
FOR sALE-Four year old mare:
weight, 900 pounds. no blemishes.
Roy Hedges
FOR SALE Bedside record blanks
for nurses are on sale at this office
in pads OF fif,y. Price per pad. 50
cents.
LOST-A package containing two
coats and two vests; lost near brick
yard. reward Finder notify this
office.
FOR SAI.E-s0 rods Of 70 inch
hog wire: i.5 white Leghorn hens:
sig 3xs feet brooder coops. o. o.
Larson.
FOR SALE-Ten head os new
milch COWS. Inquire Of ". y. Nc
Carly. I miles east OF La Jun'a. or
phone Red ss2
FOR SALE-iIorsc. buggy and
harness. gentle family horse. buggy
practically new. n bargain II taken
a, once, lnquir. at this office.
FOR SA.E-Onc team of mul .
coming two years old. a few youns
work horses and mares Inquire o
Wooden brothers. oncfourth mill
East of North La Jun,a school house
sTRAvgo on STOLEN
sTRhyED OR sToLES-Scotcl
COLI. dog: color. yelllo~ and whit.
dog ta, No 1873: reward W "
Caldwell. Rocky Ford. Colo
aH-aa7as-FaaaHHH
PERSONAL
TENNESSEE widow. ag. twenty
seven. would Ike 20 correspond viii
some gentleman. AK. fify. Addr.s
Rev T. q. fsllin. Box 80. Crew
Coeur. Mo
SANTA re TINE TABLE
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A.. Grs~s Ssutk osssgs tsst
Ne !, ,pa ~ ... ....... tin IN.
No q, tIn 80
| Ne s-tn0a ~ i0na m.
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| Ne N spa m fhursiay so IN.
A.. Gsew Wsst osesst Gsst
| No . Na ~ tso
Ne ~ ioS y m ...... ...,.s. !prm
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| Ne. .ai- tNsh ~ .a.s.s. Sicrs
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A.. Fvs~~ Gsss Depart Sewsk
Ne ,,ss % ..-.-...... 500 q IN.
Ne t-io.p pm iost = m.
se .ss ...t.e,
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHuRc II
Otis C. Dale, Pastor.

Sometime ago a prominent, proics.
sloual man said to me that the Chris
tlau ideal could not be lived ont
IN the modern world: another said;
"A man can't be- real christian
aud do business these days" are
these men correct There are vast
number Of men la the churches.
What is the position they take'
Have they become Christian with
out adopting the Christian ideal. or
have they theoretically adopted the
ideal without pretending to llye up
to IT, II the Christian ideal IS not
practical today. why is it, The
whole problem viii be discnsssd in
my sunday morning sermon. on the
topic. What Is the Matter With
Christianity"
The regular evening sermon al
1880 p m Special music
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
howard cold.e, Pastor.

on account OF the pastor bcinr
III with In grippe Rev, G. II. Martin
OF III. Methodist church In S~ink
occupied III. local pulpit both morn.
Ing and evening Of lac, Sunday.
10th services were well attended
and thu members have be~n speaking
In highly complimentary manner II
Mr.. Martins s~rmons.
About all the sketches 10 BE- ~.
csived from outside architrcts are
nov il the hands OF he buiidins
commitiee and Il n e1pects1 that
they will make . repore With recon.
meadations at the nest meeting q
the official hoard.
he yosas nsa's. clsss Aas beea
euetsasts h secsftag ~ services
ss J. y. Cover - teacher anl ~.
q. NJ vssTy nev vAesAes ~
eaasAss IN - eAsee - ~. NJ.
os0ss taaohe = ~ Dsoais seAssss
~ twsaly ssvea ysan - y -
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
AMONG THE CHURCHES
CHURCH NOTES AND COMMENTS BY THE PASTORS

pcciaIly fitted for his very import,
ant work.
Since the demolishing OF the old
church the principal sufferers have
been the tiny tots OF the primary de
partment of tie Sunday School who
have been forced to gather with the
general body. Supt, Christine says
that next Sunday will find them new
and more comfortable quarters.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
REFORMED pREsBVTeRiAH.
e. A. Crooks, Pastor.

The subject Of the morning sermon
viii be The Church as a Witness -
This is an important function OF
the church that Is largely lost sigh,
OF today.
The young people held yalen'
VI Moore on Thursday OF last vcek.
Seasonable decorations were used
and good time generally wa had.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
BAPTIST ChUNCk.
Emmanuel Payne. esster.
CATHOLIC cNvRcN.
Rs~. Felix Oily. Reetse.

"a. m.-lOw Mass and sermon IN
English: music and hymns by Saint
Cccila's choir.
"a m-Bible class and Sunday
school In English; Mrs Ellen Guth
rle O'Neil. superintendent
10 a. m.-Hiwh Mass, sith s~rmo,
In English; singing and orchestrl b.
Saint Pa,rick's choir.
$50 p, m.-Sunday school Ia Span
ish
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
Rev. Daniel Leaving Us.

Rev c. Il. Daniel. of he Chris.
iian church has accepted a call TO
fairyieW. Oklahoma. and Is leaving
for his new field OF labor lie has
spent a year IN Ia Iunia aad leaves
a host Of friends The best wishes
of his fellow ministers go vi,h him
to his new home.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Mrs. N. N. sarnerover. FRS, Rssss,

Christian Science services are held
at ioi Colorado avenue. sunday al
II O'Clock II. m. aud Wednesday nj
''3o p. IN, Sunday school at ~
O'Clock, Subject for February Esd.
Mind"
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ben amin Sean. Rector.

Services ~ ,hi. church are held
as follows: Holy Communion n 4 .
m. Sunday school. 10 ~: Morn
ing Prayer at II O'Clock. Choral cv
.ning service. 1:30 .. m.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
PERSONAL

TENNESSEE widow. ag. twenty.
seven. would like 10 correspond With
som. gentleman. AK. fiiy. Address
Rev r g. fsllin. 80, 80. creye
Occur. Mo
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
sTsAveo on STOLEN

sTRhYED OR STOLES-Scotch
COLI. dog: color. yellow and white.
dog ta, No 1873: reward " ".
Caldwell, Rocky Ford. Colo
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
WAN

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TRADE at the Palace Drug store.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
Som ethine About Mobile.

This letter H. longer already than
| intended bu, I mus, not clos. with.
out giving few facts about this
city. II IL located where uhe riv-
cr and bay bearing the same name
unite. fif,y miles from the Gulf Of
Mexico. II was founded by n French.
man named Bicnviiie In 1902. There
are somc sky scrnpers. but many
old buildings. one comparatively new.
bearing this inscription. "This room
vas occupied BY Marquis De Lafaystt'
IN 1895" This city vas . atrate-
sic point during the Civil War and
here vsrfasut won the naval victory
IN 1854 which was followed later by
the capture q The city. % tos ~
yeass this city hes bees "oa ths
nap" and haA . part In the uakins
oR nucA history. TAey elaia Q
pepuiatioa q se.eee asl expsct y
lake . aev start wAse The Pasaaa
Canal y epeoel.
Yeuss truly. \
4. PHILLIPS.
Ns1as. Al. psesuosy III.
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Was in HEr tHft Idtneht mtN anf Die Groe
%nieAfrf1It.

S6Ioiien ODER SageI unO iogen: es
bagelt. Der @ageI riftet oft
grobe 8ermuitungen an. @r fnidl
Die Soat 5es 5el0es, idldst 8liite
uno 6rld)t bon ben 9Gumen, t0tet
fleinere Siere un0 beiddoigt bic
8obnungen Der Wleni6en .
Sat oos ans Der S0be faaenOe
@is bic @eitalt fleiner, 3adiger
Sternden, 10 nennen mir IS
.Sdnee. Sbneeiternden, Die iid)
I'M Saqen al chamber b1ngen,
biIoen 5uiommeil cine S9neeilofe.
Die S6neefloden iin0 ie0erIeitt
uto idmeben ianft bernieOer. Ser
S9nee iiberoedt Die gr6e nit eli.
mem peiBen alei6e; er tpebrt aud
ben i6nrfen 6roit bon Dem Gro.
bo6en db u1o idiist 70 Die BfIan.
3en, gang Defenders o6er Die iunge
Snat Der Geloer Dor Dem Grfrie.
rem. Die ainoer ba6en an BEN
Sdnee cine groBe Greube. @enn
er auf ben 8egen ut0 Geloern 70
meiB uno gIan3eno 6aliegt, oonn
fommen iiberaa bic S6litten
beraus, Iuittg idpirren Die Sdnee.
bnaen lumber uno i96ne Sdnee.
manner podien raid in Die S0bs.
g. oas lit Elm Iuitig 2ebenl
Ser &egen oringt gum Seil in
Die gr6e binein iln6 fommt Dor.
nod on ben aueIlen nieoer Der.
Dor. au9 Der Sagel itno Der
S6nee oringetl, tpenn iie bon Der
COMMEMORATIVE tpie0er IN @aiier
bertpon6elt iuoroen find, gum Teil
in Die Groe lno nebmen ibren
8e1 ebenfaIls gu ben 2uelen. glus
ben Gueaen, @1dern, 6liiiien uno
GtromenL aus 9iimpeln, 3eifer,
Seen un6 aus Dem Neere, aud
bon Der feild)ten gr6e iteigt baS
@uIIer nieoer als 9ebel in Die
S0be, biIoet @oIfen un6 fommt
ale &egert, Sogel un6 Sdnee fpie.
Der berrnter. So lit BAG BaIIer
etuig auf Der 8anocri6nft. Gs
itcigt AuO fdat, oebt babon unS
tolnnit ipieoer an Den alien Srt
feline Reiien FIND gfuno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-30

Die 5or6e Oes 9immels lit Elm
ihones 9lau. giGt INNER 1T inns
Der Simmel ii9tbar, bismeiIen III
bic Suit I'M uno I'M bon einem,
mie Rou6 o~llsiebeaoen 9unlt er.
flint. Gte 2eute nennen 0ieIen
0unit 9e6eI. Ser Qebel beItebt
aus fleirten 8aiierbIasder, Die
bon ben @etpdiiern uuo Der feu1-
ten Groe oufiteigen. Gle ftn5 nidt
GROCER ais Staubf0rnden. Wan
lam ben Rebel oaber gang gut
@aiierita1ib nenier.
Gteigt Der 9ebel in Die Sobe
binauf nno 5iebt iid bort oben 5u
Oidteren MaHen 5ui1mmer, 10
iiuo Die @oIten 0umfeI, ia faIt
ihtparL iie entbalten oonn bel
Maiier. am i6ndrdeiten ituo bic
@oIferL iperin elm @eipitter nit
Conner uno 9lib beranriidt.
ManhmoI tragen Die 8oIfen elm
Iidtes aleio, iie ieben baum freimo.
Iider aus. Sino iie babel Helm
nno runoli9 un6 lteben ibrer biele
bel chamber, 70 gleiden iie BEL
nabe elmer Scribe bon 21mmern;
man l1ennt iie oa6er aud 21mmer.
uo[fen. Die 8olfen iteben niht
Itia. 8ie Die Sdiffe anf bent
Mleere, 10 treibt iie Der 8ino am
SimmeI 6abin. SIR 8eg 9ebt
fiber Berg uno &dI, fiber 2auO
uno Maeer.
Sinfen Die @olfen alr groe
bernieoer, oorn I0ien iie iid in
Iouter Eropfen ouf: es regnet.
GinO Die 3ropfen fleirt baum III
Der Aegen elm Gtdtbregen, fino
bic 9ropfen groB uno fallen fie
beftig idIagetlo 5u @ooen, oann
baden mir einen 9labregen. Der
Negen befru9tet DIE 5eIoer, Iabt
Die graier, Die glunten unb Die
@dilnle; i'm beiben CONNER moft
er audi Die 2iift fibl uno angc.
Iebnf fir Meni6 uno 2ier.
sit es IN Der Cuff iebr faIt,
oann Dertpanoelt ii6 6as @aiier,
meldes aus ben 8olfen Sur Groe
fdat, ~untertpegS in Gts. SIT oas
fnaen6e Gis bart nn6 f6rnig, 70
ierllen mir Die eiu5elnen Glide
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-30
Ans Orm eriiasn iuaIb.

Tic gune ihlfn 70 lHlila hrnh
% alna an Aina 0ufa bfa Nl0lb
unt eatag
1fuii lnlni
Niit Icna c5 bal
3fdli iraldl
geie fldHg 90 bd
60 ben IN bent etiinen Maibel
iin0 mic es 70 cling buth @uidl
mb @tae.
ca ripirn bic N6ael o6n llnierIdb /.
1rnln trniil
Wirib hiel Nlcib bicl
@ie floor it's oa
Wri lns III Dem griineu Wal0el
lin0 aIs es fam on Den btauen
Bad
IA Iieien un0 riefen Die meuen
ibm nod:
9raIa troIil
gIcib biel gIeib biel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-30

Nmlt ifala
Mie ldan ilt6 Na
.etl uHg Ia bem afiHtn Halhel
limb ais q ba ipfnh, tao lanu
uidi Ieiu,
SD mus Hirlid az benz Niiiirt.
LEM -
Qrnla iralil
Vile ileaen Iitl
3rala trail!
5bm nod ans Dem arimo WnIbel
limb nnbrrn 3nas aIB ans benz
Sous
Cos ainb nun idant sum 0eniier
hinais:
3rali irnlal
lie @ogel iinb Oal
9raIa trulil
limb bic @eIen feb,
lie bringm ibm @riiB aus Dem
WaI6cl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-30

mir Der gingtn, tparen MlenI9sn
NIT fturtem, bodsspudienem RDrs
per uno ber3agter SetIe, Man fab
ibnen OieTe @er5agtbsit an, benn in
ibrem S9ritte lag ettpas, oas an
sinen 2sbensmiiOen erinusrte.
!6simat! 9eimut! 8iIt 6u osnn
70 tlein unb arm, OaB bu beinen
SSbnen ni6ts mebr 3u sebsn bot9
Gs gibt Menidsn, bic g%laubsn, "a
Tsi 70, uno Die nidt DiHen. Dab iie
BLOB berseiFen buben, nad ben ROlen
su febsn, Die ouf 6eimdtsruHo mods
fen. sic piiTsn nlr. odb man IT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-30


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