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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Der Nantt rSparEObIe" prtissefrSnt
Der bon CUMBERLAND Bros. arrnn.
giertr $rciobriurrb jett
abgeidlDhen.

@eIiern fam DER bon Gunoer.
lamb gros. nuSacicbtc TreiStontelt
fiir ein paiicnocs oeitldes Bort
fir ibre betannte Economy" .aobIe
sim gEbIdluB llehcr Gin Glbenb
9erioncn baitcn 0os gport spar.
foble0 IN gIoridIna gebrndt, b1s
ioiuobI bon CUMBERLAND Bros. ais
BON Serru gdl s. glctcr ais ode
treiienoite oeutide @ort fir Geo.
noinp~.Sloble anaeHontmen muroe.
SeOcr 8ettd nit Dem eingeiono-
ten Namen ipuroc init elmer gliun.
mer bcrieben uuo ounn Die Rnm.
mern in einen Sut getban. Die
eriten orei gllunmern, Die Serr gSe.
ter aus Dem Sut bernnsnobm, ipur.
Den als oie @eiuinner Der orei olis,
geietteu @reiie crfl1rt, mo 5par mic
foIgt.
1. greis, 5rau @liitob Saueiien,
1924 60. II. StraBe; 2. Sreis,
SSrau s. @rotmaf, 1926 MebIter
StraBe; 8. grcis, anrI aInls, 1924
iiiOl. Is. Strabe.
Die @eipimer fucroen BON Siin.
oerlano Bros. bennd)rihtigt uno
perbeu lire aoblen frei 6ugcianot
befommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Sfnat DfrwirTt
franfnltimmrtdty
Abrr Gran glczormif III uidt tnis
mntbist

@aibington, 20. W2ars. W1it
riner Stiinnirll5obI BON 35 fir inb
"a gegeu oie glnbnabme bat Der
Scnnt Ole gieioIntion, lDeIhe Gin
gIneuOenent 5ur ssonititution Dor.
ihLdot, ben 5rnier bns oaeeneine
StinnIredt SIT ertbeiIen. pcrIporien.
Gs ipnren 5peiorittel bqjabenoe
Stimmen fiir bic slnuahme OerieI-
notbmenoig.
Senator Shnirotb, Colorado,
Drriudte cine ucuc Jieiolutiou nor-
5iilegen, nnh welder ieOer Staut
ilber Ole gribeillmg oes Stimm.
redtes an 6rauen ouf 9ctition BON
5 Bro5ent Der gg11lcr otiiinmen
iol. Gr fam nidlt gum 2Sort, uno
bic Geiolutiou miro ipdter porge.
Ieet perben.
Senntor @orOomun Ieftcte einr
9epeerng, 0as IS. slmenOpmett 5u
iuioerrufen, ipcl9es Den gleeern oos
Stinlmreht ertbeilte Inter oieier
9eoingItna ipar or fir 5r1uenitinm-
redt. Sein gOrihlag muroe nit
As eegen 10 Stiunnen perluorfen.
Grni Wie0ia Nlcgornlid. 9orlib-
enoe ces aongreBfontites Der natio-
naIen anerifaniiden IrauenItinnl.
redtsgeienihoft, duBerte lid nod
Der gIbitimInung, Dab Die 5roucn
sum eriten Male felt 90 Sobren
ibren ginornd mlf oen Scunt Der
Ger. Staatcn gcnladJt batten g.
lei eit 3eidcn Der Bet mo 3eige,
0aB aIle Srauen oieies 2auOes mai.
reno 0ieier Generation emnncipirt
iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
sarstrfrisp in srIaubs
cir GSunrs 9arlOn bon ben III.
iterlentcn bic 10000 Yinuu inter
@aifeH babea iOllen, alS SeIO
rlnpiaugen.

gclfuIt syrIanO, 20. DldrB. =
Sir gouaro Carton, Der 5iibrer
Der llnioniiien bon Hitter. mnroe
bei Ieincrn gilt5nge in Die Snupt.
ita0t Der EroDinj pie ein Soclo pDl
Der goIfsmenac beiu6eIt Sein
3wet lit eingcitmoenernlaBcu, nit
oeu 6iihrcrn Der llnion lSnrtci unO
Den 8aicbIsbaberH ireiipilligerErup.
pen 81 fonferiren.
Die groBe Gb6tigfeit in ocu aa.
icrnru mo ben llnioniIt Sauptlnor.
tieren bnben nitter Der genoIferung
BON gdidit grobe glufreglmg ber-
iiriaht. Dor Der 2nn0rng entpiing
Cir eOmaro an goro oes 9ampfers
init Dem er bon Gnglano fam, Cir
@eorge 0iihorolon cinen General
a. .. Der britiifen armee, Der ben
Sberbeiebl iiber ole Hitter ltnioniit
Streitfr1fte fiibrt. Die Wlenge be.
griiBte lie init @eoolberIdliliieu ols
iie bic Snuoimgsplanfe paiiirten.
Die llliterleute loIlen 10000 gtaun
lnter gSaffen baben.
Den miIitdriiden gefebIS6abern
i'm iiiOIihen SrlanO Iino oringenoe
sSnitruttinoen 5ugegdnget iofort
8eritdrIln6en mad oen @oruiionen
in llliter ob3uienoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
S,ntte Gfrnniiarlt fintfr iidl

Chicago, 20. Wlar5. Shet-
olng bon ibrent @otten, Dclit begii.
terten aaufutann SenrD 6. Sdpab,
ipegen @rauiautteit tpur0e 5rdlt
Mlorras Sdpub, Eohter oes ber-
itor6 neit SIeiibbdrons, gfeIion @aor-
ris, betpiIligt. Sebr beipegt fIagte
sSrnil Sdtpab, 6ie gar feline aIimen-
te bennipritdt, On Tie ieIber genug
@eIo babe, lire gsntb. paeine
ssran ouf Ser @elt fam mil ibn
ousfonnner,M iagte tie, let lit bDlle
rs Sabre dIter oIs ir) imD bat
Iein @ergniieen bitter iidl. ST
ppllte ilNuier lulr 5t Saujc bIeihcll@. !.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
arenser ,,gremen@ ba6cim.

Berlin. 20. Wi1r5. - Ger bon
laugidbriger ausIanosfnbrt ans oen
omeritaniiden @eip1Iiern 3lriidge.
febrte tIeine &reu3er Bremen" lief
allf beionoeren 8efebl Deg aaiIers
ols eriten Safen Die 8atbenItaOt an.
Der Senat Der freien uno 9nnin.
itaOt Bremen enpfing am gtontog
oas 0ifi5ier8forpS rmo peranitaltete
ibn Elm SSeItma6L i'm Gotbbauie..
3u gleiher 3eit lparen Die Wlonn.
idnften @dlte Der beribie6euen Mis
Iitdroereinc. Der aaiier ridtete
an Oas aommanbo 6es S6iffeS einc
Gr0re, III ipeIder er Der 8eiobung
nad fait 5ebnidbriser 9luslnn0s3eit
ieinen taiierli6en @ruB entbietet.
St Der Grore 9eiBt es: aMit @e-
nugtbulng babe id berfoIgt, lpie
oas S1iff iiberoa IN g1ren uno nit
GrfoIg feline 6lngge oe3eigt fat. Sbnl
lit es oargomt gepeien, 81 @aiier
unO 3n 2on6e in gtotblagen beIieno
ein3ugreiicn, Die gfnbGngIidfeit at
ole alte Seinatb bet Den gluslnuo.
0eutiden 3it ipabren intO 81 eripes
den bas Oeiltid)c glnie6en, iuo es be-
orobt ifien, fraitig 5u ibiiben uno
5u foroern imo nit beipdffncter
SanO fir 2e6en uno @llt beor1ng.
Ter 9eutiber lid ein5uieben. Gs
lit mir cit @eoiirfiiB, bas uodals
1n0 Der geiobuug OeS
Sdiffes meiuen 8onf uno meme
ouSBtOriifen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Jlrbnftcnr Galmrtte'S gerrOisans.

4ariS. 90. g2drI - Gie 2eiaen.
irier fir ejaIton Galmette, oen bur6
Ylaoame GoiIlaur eridoiienen 9le.
oaftpnr 0eS a5ignro", fanO bcute
in Der Stride Saint 5rancois oe Ga.
les itatt. glae StraBen, ipcldJe Ser
2eiden3ug paliirte, wnren bon @i-
litar lno Bolijei beiett. Giue I'M.
aebeire gienideumenge fiiate Die
Straben.
Gem @eara6niIie pobnten bieIe
beriibnlte DISQUALIFICATION bel. ardn.
Sc trligen Die synidriiten: Gin Sp.
fer Der Soingeblmg OH iein gnter.
IauO" lnO .GpiaIlen ouf Dem Sci.
De Ser @bre.~
Gs fam 81 feincn gluftritteH: bic
9fenidenmetlaen eElatg ser Stro-
bgp~itan6gl idapeigenO nit entblDb.
ten @anpteril.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
GpnrprOia gnulrnnrrein.

Ser Ganlcn Beinngperein pGoit.
coroin@ bcrnnialfet am Sonntog
9(beuo III Ser altuiifbaIle, II. un0
GnB StraBe, ipieoer eines ieiner
beliebten 9nn3frdn5hen. gitInoun.
gen. Die bon NiitgIieOrrlt uno in
Der WtllItfbaae 5lt ba6en iilio, mill
ien on Der Sbiire pprge5eigt iDeroen.
400 5ral Sengen aeitorben -:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Hrnn Glisa 0rnarn nritprben.

ssSln gflter bon II SSobren lit am
0litttpod glafmittoq sSrau eli5o
Sengen in Der gaobnung ibrcs
SbiDiegcriobnes, Gbnrles S1nnan
1912 Siio 27. StraBe, an alters.
idD1de gGItorben.
5rar @engen mar IN Bruentries.
0eutiflmo geboren lno fam nit
Den @ltern I'M glIter bon 19 Sab.
rem nad 0en Der. Staaten. Sic
IieBen iid in ct. sSoiepb nieOer.
0ort 6eiratbete iie, iuo oas jlnge
9aar Iie0eIte I'M Sabre 1856 nad
Smoba iiber. a1lr5 nnh Der An.
fllnft fonfte Serr Sengen bas
@runoitiif ede DER Soiparo uno 13.
5traBe, no iid ole Moidiueinperfs
itatt BON Meldior jest befinoet. Dort
bailte er cine Cottage inO begonn
ole sSa6rifation bon StieieIn, Die
man Oanlals ltatt Der Gdube trle.
Gas Ghepqpr 1ntte liebensehlt .@iii-
Der, bon 0eren 5 am 2eben limo,
ein Sobn nnO bier Sodter.
sSrau q. iSreO Gliniier, 5rnu glo.
bert &oicn3neig, 8rat Charles Soii-
nan (in Omaha pobitbaft), 8. g.
6engen, Gbicago; sSrdu @oofreD
aallFmann, 9Sortlnno, Ore. Die
geerOignng erfolgt Somitag Nao6.
nittag bon Der ct. Mario-Ragoo-
lena Stride ans ouf Dem oeutIdlen
fot6oliihen 6rieObof. Den trauern-
ben SinterbIiebeuell unier 8eiIeio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
gOriueaiidler gleOaftenr fummt.

Stem 0orf, 90. Wl1r3. ginor
&ilien, GeOafteur elmer groBen 3ei-
ting Gbriitianias, iii bon bier no6
Chicago uno Dem gtorbfpeIten abge.
reiit, mo or Oie noripegiidcn Sic
oelnn9en beiufen mill. Sillen
fomntt i'm Suffrage oes S0nigs
Saafon, I'M Die gtorpegiif-gLmeri,
faaer 3ltr &bciIndbme an Der Sim.
oertiobrieier Der 2osloiltng Roripe.
gems bon 9dnemarf az betuegelt gr
miro Iangere 3eit in ben Sdtueiter.
ItdOten beripeilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

8ertagilng oes Oiei6sratbeS ME cine
gieriing i'm 9reffen bon MaBnnb.
men fir Die 3efung Der rotbuen-
oigiten geOiirfniiie iif feinerIei ge-
itrdnfilng altferlege.
Brng 8ohmen, 90. 02dr5. Die
EoIi3ct GGhirr bieIt Die Sousildung
i'm giiro eincs tidefifhen @Iottes
lin0 beibIaenabnte cine gInsabl
Brieie bon Gniien.
geie6er finO III @ubtpeis, gobmen,
8iuei SpionaeeperOGdtigc berbaftet
iuoroep
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
geriOnalnOti;en.

6rnu q. &. SdroOer. sic Iid5
mebrere Moden i'm ct. Soiepb'S
SoipitnI befano. lit tpieocr iOtpeit
bergeItellt, 0a iie nod i6rer 1ob-
ming 920 n0rOl. 25. 5tsabr 5u-
riidfebren foniite. SIRE uolltdnoi-
&c @eneIling madt erfreulideriueiIe
CUTE Sortitbritte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
9rntid.rnaIiidle @rcna6eridltianna.

@erlin, 90. @iar3. Die altnoe
bon Der geridtigung Der @ren5e
Geutidlonos uno GnqlonOs i1 SIt.
afrifa beftdtigt iid). @s 6anoeIt iid)
le0iglid I'M 0ie 8utbeS5llna bon
oiesbe8iigItben goridldeen, weI6e
Die @ren5fomnliiiion geniadt bat.
Die getroffenen gereinbarungen ba.
ben rein lofale 9eoeutlmg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Marftberidlt.
SloyOntnha 90. 9Jf1r

SHuSGHlu9u, ~. gtuL0.
GinoDieb = 3ufubr 200, 0tarft
felt.
@utc Biz bette, $8.2O-8.8o.
$50.
02ittelmaBige bis CUTE $500
$50.
@cip06nIide biz mitttImdbise
81 $500.
aiibe uno Sellers, felt.
@ate bis bette 6eifers 1926
.7.75.
@ute biz bette aiibc $6.50-7.25
@tittelmdBige bis CUTE $3.50
$50.
@rlp0bnlidc BIS mtttermaBige
$4.25-5.60.
6toderS uno 9eeoerS feIt.
@ute bts bette $7.75-8.25.
@tittelmaBige bis CUTE 1926
IT'S.
@eip5bnIide bis mitteImdBiae
$6.50-7.25.
9tod aiibe unO Sellers 5000
7.50.
etof adIber $6.5o-S.0Q.
G1Iber $3.50 $50.
8ullen $5.75-7.00
Sdpeine 3ufubr $500; Marft
felt bis iIau. 9rrdibnittspFeis
$s.50-S.65; b0diter Ireis $50.
Sdofe 3nfubr 2o00; @arft
felt bis Itarf.
2ammer $745-7.75.
sSdbrlingc $640-6.S5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
aahrs @rttcr i'm gln,nae

! Sainltag Slben0 o0er Solttttng
Mtorgen ioI Die gelnperotltr in
9maba nahe oiif 9fiiIl fouen. Gin
nageipohnlider baronietriider 9rud
miro non Der cauaoiidelt gropir3
G0montou geneloet. 3ie Sempern.
tur fieI BORT ungefahr 2S GRAB. Die
ercBte G1Ite III gtebrasfa miro bon
9eorfoIf genelOet, 5 @raO nnter
gfuI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
Smterriiantss bonn G. aaiisrcufcI.

BIC saiierin iibfrmndltr bic Gntbiu'
onna i6rrr SOdIter nHO blsibt uur'
ldnfIg i'm grnnuIdDptiser 'perrs
Iftrbans. WlHttrr nnb AiHO
befinoen iidI nnsasieidJnet. ~ 90.
jialiitiidlc 9idrJfeier iehr ruhis
Derlanien. - WlillUanfcsr sIr5t
itiftet 100000 9iarf fir @iir3.
burger llnipuiiiGt. - @pmuafia-
itsnitanbnl in Wiarienburs. 3nr
lSeimfdidnHs OeS UiterrtidIiIdlen
JieidlsratEcs. - 0ausiudnng bel
riHem SidtdeH6latt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

budlItaben im0 Der mittelaIterliden
Drudihriit peiit oos Siegel Der
Staot Cos Ingcles auf.
Der GinlaOnng @urtlaiit.
Ser gSortlniIt Der @inlabimg lit
folgenoer:
r9IIIeu Singermeiitern. Singern
itno Singesfreunoen,
3u alino uno @iiien:
Soben Iid in Der StaOt Der Gn.
gel. oLio aud eenemet init fremoem
ylamen ga 9ieina DC Sos glngeles
i'm SmnenlonOe California. gar
etIide Siugermeiiter, Singer un0
ionItige allnitireltib auiummenge.
than unO riiiten init bieI Sorg unb
Yloht fir Elm Starf Eilrnier 5ur
Chr unO Sob oes 9enti6en 9ieOs.
gllio baben AUDI gar tpeislih be-
itiutnet llmitdnO uno 3eit oes 5ref.
fens 10 itattfinOen ioa i'm Sabre
oes &errn 10 man 8dblet Gin Iaii-
lenO gteim Sunoertb unO 5iinf5ebn
in ben Sngen Oes Sultus 80, 30
uno 81 lm0 aud) glugulhls ems in
beiagter Stdot bon Cos glngeles BE.
fran5t nit ounflen Sninen Der Sal
men uno Gitronen, nlllUo Die blnuen
8aiier oes frieoli9en MeItuIeeres
Sic syiiBe Der S9neeberge fiiiien.
Gs ergebt 10 all gudb sSbr 5rcllnb
iiilo sfiinifgenoRen Ser Ser5iit1e gifif:
8oaet @udl einfinoen III SeIIem
S1aaren ln0 nader inio reoIidl tell
nebmen am
grIten S1ngerfeIt oes
@roB. .9acificsS sSdnger-gunOes
in Ser Sta0t Der gnael 3u angetpie.
iener 3eit.
gIls s5br aud Oa finOen tper0et
ber5bafte Mitltreiter frentboer Ser
flunft olls @eDten 2mloen, Ood bon
eoIen teuti6en Singens uto Sa0ens
lno iner0et @ud nit oieien oes.
Singens uno Subilierrns ergGben.
90 gud) ein GieOIeiu artig ntab.
nen ioa, itatt5ugeben unirer 8itt:
altnlbt bcr s56r Ginger algeuepn,
III unler Set iolt SIR geIaben iept,
1ln0 Stnoet her ar ntit sEleip
Der aunit 81 Sob, CIR unO BrepBl
l1n0 fiin0et iie nit iieBem Con,
g9ie aud Der a0nig 3aoi0 itIou,
Der alio iang maud ibon @eoidt,
gllio Jolt aud Sbr iebn Uerpilidt!
Sollet aud Ger 8eibleilt imo Sim.
oerlein nit bergeIeiL 10 bier DIcL|
5reuo uno SfitrjtpeDI berrihet.
sSnOem mir Gud elm 8raftig
gSilIfommen BeDBer aus gruoer
Ser3 oerbleiben mir nit Sange8I
9ruoer @rtB uno teittiHem Sono.
idlog
80 ernennet iiuO Oos Set 81 rii-
item lno 5it Iaoen
Or. WfaO @taanns. @raiioent
Oes roB.Basific Q. Q.
Sie9frieO 6. CHARLES s. 81
Sngen, 9tidter,
Seit-Sefretdr SSeitpr1iioent.
ssyoiepb 9lnit Mar 6. Soda.
sSranf 8nnc, 8. 6. gebDr1er, 9li1aro
Bauer, Curt groeieI, 8nIter s.
Sos Carl gntennotn. guil 2ch-
Ter, SSSobn 2nbenbad). 6. s.. ". 2pIt,
GrnIt 8ierfe, gboIpb 9nbber, Ser
mann Silberberg, anrI 0iiIler, SUE
90 Socfer. 86co. @rattp, S. @cr5
sS. gletnhor0t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
2n berfnnffn

gu berfarfrn SoteI un6 Saloon
in eiier gitten Gtnot nnbe 9ntn.
ia. &cnn ioiort III BeTib genorl.
men iDer0eit A)liethc 5000 Den
Winnat. 3egen ga1bercn aoreiiire
man e. 0uala xribiine, M2S,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

- 9. s. @nrn, beutfher Gpti.
Ter. 9(ugen uileriuht fir Bril-.
Ten. 443--5 grnnoeis @ebGiiDe.
abnnuirt auf bic SdsIihc 9ribipc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20
50 aSsriOhen ertranfcn.
Sin iinIirniidlrs SOrpeOOdOOt Itief
NIT sinent 9aiiasieroatn'
pier 5itiannlen.

ae6ig, StoIien, 90. Diar5. =
.ti3ig Berionen, onritilter biele
anen iraO aiuoer, ertranfen nabe
er. ais elm Eorpeooboot NIT ei-
III fLeinen 8oiiogierOampfer gu.
nNineniiieB. Der iofort ianf. 9ic
cM Ted 0es Gunlpfers befinolihen
,eute iplrOen aerettet Die all0e.
ren beFanOen fid IN Der Sabine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Eg besnbIt fidb. III Oen .aInl.
Eiisirten sft3eioen~ Der 1tibisne ~
pnllpliueireM.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Baggage, sSrddltsiter, U26beIn unO
ale ortoeren artifeI bef6r6ert
8otenillnesns 81 alien Stunoen. I'm.
fer Gierft ber bette IL ifnenfte All
niebrigTten Raten. 8. 80. z. .. 6ff
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Stellnug geimdJt. Outer erfobre
ner 21ndfof fir Saloon gG0ref-
ie Snlabo Sribiine. Nl2f
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

The Omaha Tribune. DAILY
and Weekly. Is recognized a.
the best and most influential
foreign advertising medium ia
Nebraska.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-20

Geinite ynrdJ.@tObeln; O7eeo.YaObeIn
niif 8eiteuung gpnlott. GmoFo
SieeO & gfattar Go, 1t9 gor6 Is.
etroBe Eel. Douglas 2O4s.
9as prcislpirSigite Giien bei geter
Bump. 9eiitide aide, 1903
gooee StrnBe, 9. 5tod. globIaei.
tetn % Gents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-09
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O'clock Then.

Thursday afternoon of this week
the big water power here will be
thrown open to visitors from to 4
o'clock. and between those hours ths
public will be. admitted freely with
out passes being necessary.
Guides will be on duty all over the
mammoth works, and all visitors will
have an excellent opportunity to see
the inside OF the power house, az
well as the dam. lock. dry dock and
other parts of the greatest engineer.
ing achievement in history. The re.
striction is, that children under six.
teen years Of age can not be admitted
under any circumstances.
This is the second time this sum.
mer that the big works have been
thrown open for public inspection,
and this will occur only once more
this year, In all probability. The last
time will be Tuesday, June %, but the
hour then will be from to 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. These are the
hours OF admission, and visitors can
remain inside the. works an addition
al hour II they choose. Admission
will be at the Iowa entrance only.
Thursday of this week, June II, the
Iowa state Pharmaceutical associa-
ton is coming to visit the water
power works as the conclusion Of
their annual convention at Burling-
ton. There will be about 500 persons
In this one excursion on that day
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ROSY AND PLUMP
eood Health from Right Food,

It's not a new food to me-" remark.
Nuts. =. VI "pe-
ABOUT twelve months ago my wife
.as IN very bad health, could not keen
.as.ning On her stomach. The doc
=. recommended milk, half water,
e. 4 was not sufficiently nourishing.
). a friend Of mine told me one day y,
% Try Grape-Nuts and cream. The re.
sul. was really marvellous NV wife
W. .n regained her usual strength and
! 10y, IS as rosy and plump As when
nese are plain facts and nothing
ro .uu,d say in praise Of Grape-Nuts
,,,rS NV eSaggerate in the least the
s'.ae Of this great food"
crssa yam given by Postum Co Battle
w vreuk, Mich. Read .The Roar 70
-. sl J. in pkgs. There's = Res
e.,
=. 80 read the above letter. 4 ne,.
- - .ppssrs from tim. 10 time Thev
49," u'ne' true. and full y human
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snecifications to- he prepared by

specifications to be prepared by the
city engineer, and approved by the
city council, the following named al
legs, to-wit: No. 125 and No. SO, city.
The expense Of making said i'm
provements to be assessed against
the lots and parcels of land according
to the area So as to include one half
of the privately owned property be-
tween said street improved and the
next street. whether such privat ely
owned property abuts upon said
street or not; but in no case shall the
privately owned property situat I'D
more than $50 feet from the street so
improved to be assessed. Said assess
ment to be made in accordance with
ths law governing the same.
Be it further resolved, that the city
council will meet at 9 o'clock a. M.
on the 29th day of June, 1914, in the
council chamber, in the city of Keo-
kuk, for the purpose of considering
objections to the passags of the said
Improvement, at which hearing the
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Murray, Emily and Elizabeth Camp.
bell were Wayland visitors Friday.
Mrs. Parsons is visiting Keokuk
relatives.
Mrs. Alternately is entertaining rsla-
tives this week.
R. Boulware and family came up
from Canton and spent Sunday with
Mrs. Boulware's brother VIM. Way
land and family.
Rev. Bickham and wife were guests
of Mrs. Guthrie over Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Keith and family spent Sunday
with relatives near Alexandria.
Miss Rutherford was visiting with
her friend Miss Wayland Sunday.
Thos. Hill was in Wayland Satur-
day.
Quite a number of the young folks
from here were in Wayland Saturday
evening
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ST. FRANclsvlLLE, MO.

i g H
Rev. Bickham of LAGRANGE, filed
his appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Otta Mcdaniel OF Kansas City is
visiting hds aunt Mrs. Frost.
Misses Hazel ana Aieans Harter
have for their guest, their cousin
Anna Bell Bates OF Kahoka.
H. E. Stump was business visitor
in Kahoka Wednesday and Thursday.
T. G. Keith and L. w. Springer
were business callers in Wayland Fri
day.
Miss Ethel Guthrie attended teach
ers meeting in Kahoka Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. H. E. Stump was a Keokuk
shopper Friday.
Miss Martha Wayland was visiting
with Keokuk relatives Thursday.
Mrs. Sophia loops was a guest of
Kahoka relatives Friday and Satur-
day.
Mr.. r. Wilsey and family made a
trip in their car to Keokuk Friday.
VIM. Day and sons Jack and Ed
ward were in Kahoka Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Campbell, Misses Mable
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A Eventfu, Day.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Senator
Shafroth of Colorado today celebrated
his sixtieth birthday anniversary. To
day is also the birthday of former
Attorney General Bonaparte of Balti-
more: Episcopal Bishop N1chois OF
San Francisco; Episcopal BISHOP
Darlington Of Harrisburg; former Sen
stor Hale OF Maine, and George
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above resolution may be amended

above resolution may be amended
and passed, or passed as proposed
Be it further resolv ed, that the city
clerk be. and he is hereby instructed
to cause notice of tendency of the
above resolution and the time at
which ths said proposed resolution
will be considered by this council.
and objections to the passage thereof
heard, to be published as provided by
law in two newspapers of general
circulation, published in the city of
Ksokuk
Roll call:
Moorhead-Aye.
Collins-Aye
Schmidt-Aye.
s. w. MooRhEAD.
Attest: Mayor
o. W. SANDBERG, City Clerk.
In witness whereof have hereunto
Arrived my hand this sth day of June,
1914.
o. w. SANDBERG,
City Clerk Of the City Of Keokuk.
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hams Vegetable Compound. After TAX
ing the third bottle of the Compound l
was able to do my housework and today
am strong and healthy again. l will
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pound, made from native roots and
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If you have the slightest doubt
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BILE Compound will help you, write
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Arebers Elbow Fractured.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 9.-Jim-
my Archer's elbow is fractured In
two places, surgeons announced to-
day after an ex-ray examination.
Archer will return to Chicago and be
out of the Cub lineup for at least
three weeks.
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chambsrIain's Collie, Cholera aIe
Dlarrhoea Remedy.

Every family without exception
should keep this preparation at hand
during the hot weather OF the sum-
mer months. Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is
worth many times its cost when need
ed and is almost certain to be needed
before the summer is over. It has no
superior for the purposes for which
it Is intended. Buy it now. For sale
by ali Observation-Disclosures.