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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-08

then the object OF
the advertisement has been accom-
plished for we think the Personal
Touch will sell the car.
No sensible twentieth century
man will buy anything direct from
an advertisement. The real purpose
of advertising is not to create
demand or make a sale but to create
q desire to see the article advertised.
The claims we make for this car
are so many and they will sound so
bombastic and egotistical in print
that we haven't the heart to inflict
them on you. The only way to prove
the car is by Demonstration and the
only way to make a demonstration
is to get you in the car and let you
RIM 1t yourself
Sitting at the wheel of the
Mitchell you get the feel Of the car.
You will understand after you have
run the car a mile or so just what
we mean by superb mechanism, ease
of control, prompt response and
knowledge of power. You will
understand without being told what
we mean by sturdy build, engineer
ing balance and proper distribution
of strength and resistance to road
strain. But no amount of advertis-
ing or printed matter can possibly
make you understand or appreciate
these features. You've got to see
and feel to know.
Running the Mitchell yourself
you will get the personal touch
you will k1aO1U just what the action
is whereas if you let someone else
run it you will be accepting hearsay
evidence. And we want you to know
that it is a risky proceeding to in
vest a lot of money in an automo-
bile on hearsay. Any automobile
looks good when it is running by
you yet half of them will reveal
coarse mechanism if you sit in the
drivers seat and get the feel of the
whole affair.
We welcome the personal demon
stration. 1t leaves nothing what
ever to chance. It's the only way to
buy an automobile and the only
way to sell one. If we were not
absolutely sure of what the personal
drive will do we would try the
Here is the Equipment for al
Included in
Electric self-starter and generator-el'
netic exploring la1np-mohair top and {
action side curtainS-quick action two
able rims with one extras peedomet
holders-license plate bracket-pump,
A model for every
uoaNMzIglyIz ~
Racine
Eighty years of faithful Sc
Unlimited financial st
'rQia Automobile
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-08

advertising and the hot-air plan Of
sale. But this car has performed so
admirably for every man who has
bought one that we know what it
will do for you. So ne don't fear
the personal touch.
Now then, if the personal demon
stration pleases you-if the car
performs to your satisfaction and
you are sure of its action, don't buy
until you ask yourself this most
important question: "Will hemaker
of this car live up to the moral re-
sponsibility that every honest manu-
facturer should feel and observe?
What is there behind him to prove
that he Will|'
The answer of the Mitchell
makers is this: Slightly gears of
faithful service to the American
Public eighty years Of telling the
truth-eighty years of building
honest merchandise and selling it
close to cost" And to confirm this
we have the evidence of 10000
Mitchell owners who love the car as
we love it-who love it for what it
has done and what it can do-Who
love it for its hourly, monthly and
yearly efficiency, its lasting qualities
and its economy Of maintenance.
The families that created this
concern eighty years ago, O1O11 5tyet.
The reputation they gained half a
century ago for decency and honor
remains intact today. This is your
guarantee Of insurance. This is the
undeniable asset that goes with
every Mitchell car and makes your
purchase an investment rather than
a speculation.
No motor car is cheap. Nothing
in the form of a vehicle that costs
over a thousand dollars is cheap.
Some cheap cars are awful cheap
and some are mighty expensive
whether cheap in price or not. So
that to get the full worth of your
money and to be assured that you
are not making a mistake, take the
personal demonstration and ask
who is behind the car that you are
asked to buy.
Go to your nearest Mitchell
dealer today and borrow his demon
strator for half an hour. Sit at the
wheel yourself. See how it feels to
drive a car that has the real quality
in it. If there isn't a Mitchell dealer
in your neighborhood, write us
direct at once and we will find
a way to give you this personal
demonstration.
The Mitchell Models Which is
G List Prices:
ric lghts-electric horn-electrc mag
st coVer-Tungsten ValVes-Jitfy quick
zee rain vision wind shield-dernount-
double extra tire carrier-Bair bow
TX and complete set OF first class tools.
tie and requirement
u0pdMaa1b so
Us. u. S. a.
ice to the American public.
ility. ASK your banker.
Exchange, Agent
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N'N7-' essS7Fhs WV
much his misfortune.

Go the rich aunt, thou sluggard.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. NJ Sweichler, of ZION HOME, left
for Chicago, Tuesday, where she expects to
spend week with relatives.
Mr. Fred Gardner, Of Thornton, Illinois,
is visiting his nephew, Captain A. A. Walk
er, of Elijah Avenue, ZION CRY. He ex-
poets to remain few weeks
Miss Leona Knabe, of Crete, Illinois, is
visiting Mrs. Orr, at 1900 Elm Avenue.
Miss Knabe is seeking healing and has al
ready been blessed through the teaching.
Mrs Clara Davis, and son Ernest, of 2822
Ezra Avenue, arrived home on Tuesday
evening, after two months visit with re-
latives in Indiana.
1t is reported that registrations are COM
ing in nicely at the Conservatory of Music
& Art. Hereafter, the Bands and Orchestra,
will practice in the College Building, in
rooms specially prepared for them.
Edwin Brooks, of Lions Head, Ontario,
Canada; arrived in ZION CITY, on the 24th
of September, and left again on Tuesday
morning. He is a brother of Edgar Brooks,
of the Grocery Department of ZION Stores.
Mrs. Kate Elmer,of Chicago,was visitor
in ZION CITY, on Thursday and Friday last
She had some teeth extracted in Chicago
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03

dered) will be held Thursday Evening,
October 22nd. The next regular meeting
will be held Thursday evening, November
18th; and the next one, Thursday evening,
November 10th.
The Membership of ZION Literary De-
partrnent is divided into Active Members,
Honorary Members, and Life Members.
Membership fee for Active Members one
dollar ($1OO). Monthly dues: fifty cents
per month for nine months Membership fee
for Honorary Members, five dollars ($5OO)
year; payable quarterly. Life Member
ship, one hundred dollars ($10O).
Regular programs, twice month during
nine months of the year, will be given.
A Reading Room will be established and
opened as soon as possible; and, as quickly
as funds will permit, a Library will be
started.
Let all persons who have been enrolled as
members, and all others who wish to be-
come members, be present at the meeting
Tuesday evening, October 9th.
Regular Application Forms for member
ship may be had on Tuesday evening at the
meeting, and thereafter at the Administra-
ton Building. either from Apostle Royal or
Apostle Carey.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
General Overseer of the Christian
Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion

last year and the dentist administered drugs,
So rather than take the risk of being poison
ed, she came to ZION CITY to have her den
tai work done, by Dr. Brister
The following persons were baptized by
Triune Immersion in the ZION HOME Bap-
tistry, on Monday evening"
John Rideos, of Chicago, and Miss Leona
Knabe, Of Crete, Illinois.
Elder Silas Moot, assisted by Deacon G..
D. Cheneoweth, of6ciated
Mrs O. Townsend, and Mrs. M. c. Smith,
of Oak Park, Chicago, are visiting Mrs.
Robert A. Schultz, of 271O Ezekiel Ave.
Both ladies are old members of the Oak
Park Branch, and were among the party
who were forced to take refuge in the Tab
ernacle from an angry mob until DR.. Dowie
was rescued by the police. They were
obliged to remain till 5 o'clock in the morn
ing.
MIS-. townsend, ana MIS-. OHltn expect
to stay over Lords Day.
]. D. Thomas, Dean of ZION Conserva-
tory of Music & Art, announces that the
first pupil recital will be held in the Recital
Hall, College Building, Tuesday evening,
October 18th Everybody cordially invited.
This Recital Hall is situated on the second
floor of the College Building, and seats 27O
persons. 1t is equipped with fine grand
piano, and it is claimed, that the acoustic
properties are good. The building is being
heated by steam heat SO as to make it in
every way, comfortable for the students
during the winter months.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03

The following is list of towns, cities,
and states represented by visitors at Shiloh
Tabernacle, during the month of Septem-
ber:-
The number of persons registered during
the month-1o7
The number of state represented for the
month-25.
The number of states represented for the
week-11
Towns represented for the month-86.
Towns represented for the week-19.
England, Alaska and Scotland were the
foreign countries represented, and the local
states and cities, we're as follows Pitts
burg, Pa; Washington, D. c.; Deerfeld, IL
linois; Crooksville, Illinois Waukegan, II
linois; Spokane, Washington; Racine, Wis
consin North Chicago; La Grange, Illinois
Los Angeles, California; Lusk, Wyoming;
Russell, Illinois, Armstrong, Illinois Buelah
Lake, Illinois; Patterson, New Jersey; and
Florida.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
ZION ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
Iadies)

Application Forms for Membership in
this Department may be had, after Tuesday,
October 9th, by applying to Miss Florence
Corder, who is in charge of the Department,
or to Miss Marion Lee, Secretary and Treas
urer
Fee for Membership, fifty cents
Monthly dues, twenty-five cents
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
ZION
LITERARY DEPARTMENT

The General Overseer will meet, God
willing, the members of ZION Literary De-
partnent, Tuesday, October 9th, at 800 p.
m, in the Recital Hall, second floor of the
College Building.
The first regular meeting of the Literary
Department "a full program will be rem
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
ZION ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
(Gentlemen)

Application Forms for Membership in
this Department may be had, after Tuesday,
October 9th, by applying to Mr. Austin
McKerlie, Manager; or to Mr. VIM Arm
strong, Secretary and Treasurer
Fee for Membership, fifty cents.
Monthly dues, twenty-five cents.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
MARRIAGES
Of Members of The Christian Catholic Apostolic
Church in Zion.

OF Members OF The Christian Catholic Apostolic
Church in Zion.
Mr.. Edward B. Metz1er to Miss Lizzie
Rieman, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Mcneil, 28O5 Enoch Avenue, Thursday
evening, October 1st, at 800 p. m, by the
General Overseer
Mr.. John Johnson to Miss Anna I.
Smyth, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Friend, 10th and Electric Line, Thursday
evening, October 1st, at 800 p M, by Apos-
tie E. L. Carey.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
NEWS OF THE WORLD

PEACE TALK is heard everywhere =
except from the belligerants themselves.
One could almost believe the war of the
nations is some sort of polite parlor game,
until one probes down through the skin
surface There one finds iron and blood
blood and iron.
The emperor has said that Germany would
make no peace which would involve any
cession of German territory, the dismantling
of her navy, the payment of money indem-
nifty, or the restricting of German CONNER
cial activities. In other words Germany
cedes nothing.
England, through her king, has defined
her attitude in the speech proroguing Parlia-
ment September 49, 1--WE are fighting for
worthy purpose, and will not lay down our
arms until this purpose is achieved" The
purpose" is to subjugate and strip Ger
many of her power to disturb Europe
The car has said that Russia cannot
make peace alone; that she will require
large money indemnity and the cession of
all Polish territory, both by Germany and
Austria
France has not stated the terms she might
consider, nor has Japan, Servia, or Belgium.
The Allies are bound by agreement not
to make peace separately, and so are Ger
many and Austria. Japan and England
have like agreement.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03

To Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Sch1eter, of 2616
Elizabeth Avenue, October End, a girl.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
THE RED CROSS SOCIETY, which

THE RED CROSS SOCIETY, which
has already sent many nurses and thous-
ands of dollars from this country to the bat,
tlehelds of Europe, has issued standing ap-
peal for more funds A mana lawyer of
note-has had the courage to express logi-
cal, though unpopular, thought concerning
the work of the Red Cross society. He de-
clares the American people might just as
well contribute to buy powder as to pay sur
have the effect of prolonging the war.
Every dollar donated by neutrals for the
wounded means that every government in
Europe can save that dollar and use it for
powder and lead to kill others.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-10-03
BIRTHS
In Zion Families, in Zion City.

To Mr. and Mrs Marshall Martin, of
ZION HOME, October 1st, girl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
gypm btntidlen STANDARDIZATION.

BIttsburgl, Ed, 10. Slug. -
gei Der 3iueiten Sibung Oes adtbo.
Iifentages beri6tete 8ater aaiiel
iiber oie SbGtigfeit 6es fatboIiIden
2ebrerieminar in Ct. 5rancis,
Oas i'm norigen 5nbr bic 9Initellung
BON 10 9ebrern in oerihieoenen
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten berntit.
telt babe. 4roteite aegen merifnni.
ihe @reueItbaten ben Brieitern ge.
geniiber nuroeu ongenonmen. 2eb.
Is. Ok. @bebaIt Columbia, So., be.
ridltetc ii6er Die giinitige @ittfpife.
hung in Der Srgnniiation oes fSrou.
enbunoes. gleb. getteu, Ohio, iprad
iiber Die 8e0eutlrng Der gegenip1rti.
gen arIegsiuirren in europa nit
8cBus auI Die fatboliIden &reiie
1uO iuarb itiiriRiih appInuOirt oIs
er ingte:
sd BIN auf @riuto meiner
aenntnis Der geidittIi6en glttfuifp.
lung Oes 3eittiden Heihes Der fe.
item lleber8eugung, OnB 9eutidIdno
iiegrei6 aus 0ieiem Sample ber.
porgeben miro, oenn nod nientoIS lit
9eutihlono gei6lngen tporoeh tpern
es einig mar, uuo ieit Snbrbunoer.
ten mar 9eittIdIano niht 10 einig,
nie eS in Gem ieBigen griiten8.
Sample gegeniiber benz Slopentbum
lm6 icinen IpeItlifen 9a6barn lit. i"
9leoner gab ferner befnnnt, ooB
fiir5lid in GlepelanA, o., elm ge.
ne6iftnsbino fir oeutidc @eididte
aegriinoet iporoen lei nit Dem 3pet
cine neutrality-suspicious. 0eutid.
Ian0s in engIiI6er Spra6e 5uian.
men5uitellen, oomit Der dmerifoni.
i6en Sugeno in SduIen uno Or
8iebungsanitoIten eine gelebrltng 3lt.
t6eil tper0e. Die bis6er oltf oie.
iem @ebiete sur gerfiigltng iteDett.
ben WtitteI ieien poIlfomnen lnge.
niigeno un0 itn5uuerldiiig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
Sin Mihrrinrndl.

8oi6ington 10. 9lug SIM Re.
observation-disclosures puroen bier gle.
iolutionen eiugebraht. Die Die 9ln.
iraae iteIen, luie es m0glih iein
tam, OaB Oie greiIe fir gtn1rlmgs.
mittel i'm Steigen beqriiien limo,
mGbreno bod Die Guerifauii6e bies.
i1brise 9lieierertite i'm 2nn0e per-
blcibt iuo nrntgels 9rnnsportper.
binoung nift perIdlifft Derben
fam. Die 9felohition beiogt, oaB
aus oieien @runoe Der 9reis bod
cher ialIen itatt iteigen lniiiie, Re
prGientonten gioore, &ellp rnD ,5arr
aus 8ennIpIoania ipiinidten Die
gerlpeiiung on oos Grefiltio-0 -0epnr.
tement, Inn etne ltnteriltdung all.
3lite1en un0 HeprGientant Como.
bue bon 8ema IteIlte oen gIntraa,
fir oieie 6rage ein ipe5ieaes aomi.
te oes Sauies 3l ertp1blen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
9leinc GtaStncniafeitcn.

@litttpod fanO i'm &rrg &orf
oos Bicuic Der bieiigen oStraben.
nraber" ober 3eitltngsOerf6ufer itatt
Sir Die llnterbaltrng Der Sitngen
mar in groBnrtiger Beiie Gorge
getrogen tDoroen
Gbas. Seronoen's gl1ton1obiL
ipur0e DsittiDoA all Der 81. g[be.
unb Dodge StraBe pon Denlienigen
6. Monoelion's gernnrnit nnb arg
beId1oigt. aeiner Der S5nioiiea uber
iptroe nerlett 6eronoen ntiBt Die
ShuIo an Den 1tttfall MnftDeIion
81 uto bot georobt, bieien 81 oer-
flogen.
glus unbetonnter ltriahe fam
Mithpoh gegen s llbr gIberbs int
Dem aeIlergeifoB bon Sam gteD-
nanns Gapetenbonolung, 421 fii0.
15. StraBe 6euer gum glusbrid,
oas einen beorobIi6en Gbdrofter
annabu. Gen beloertrttittbigen 9ln.
itrenguneen Der 5eltermebr aber ge.
lang es, Die Slannaen bnlS uttter
aontrole gu bringen. Snmerbin lit
Der ongeri6tete Shaben erbebIin.
Ser 8arbige 5ratf @reeil, Der
Iebten Saluitog feline 6rau ern1or-
oete, iroent er ibr ben 5aIs 0urd].
i6nitt, iit unter Der g[nflage oes
Moroes i'm eriten @robe Dem 9i.
itriftsgeridt iiberipieieu tporben.
9ie Staotfomiriiidre baben bns
2e9en bon Seiter1pegen benz Seer
8arf 9ouleoarO entlang drtgeorbnet.
W2apor 9ablmant Der Iif) Sipet
@o6en om l1fer OeS SepuEOau
Safe oufbielt, lit tpieber in isiuer
Office inn 9totbbaltie 5u ftnoen.
S. 90. 8iIlioms pon @airo, Sn.,
meloete Ser &oli3ei, 6aB er an Der
12. un0 Douglas 5traBe BON 5iDet
Gerlen St go6en geidIasen 1ato Inn
feline aus $50 beitebenOe 8aarihdft
berdubt toor0en mar. u
S. 9(. DnIseI & Son bdben ib-
rem freiniIigen 8anterott ange-
meI6et. sic ge6en ibr @iitbaben
uuf $S400, ibre SduIOer aaf &c.,
200 on. God baben iie erfI6rk
bnB Iie lire 9lusitdnOe' tidtaeirSu-
treiben oernl09en. 1
Der iugenolihe Sorbige agnis
tuuroe negen gin6rnhs peAJaffet'
lm6 Dem 3iltriftsgeridt abern,ies
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
9amen uraanilirtn SiIfsptrf.

Die oeutlden 6raiien perlonulel-
ten iid 9eiteru gladumitiaa IN Der
Wlulitbnllc un6 oraaniiirtcn Ii4
iiir 0os SiiIieiurrt Der ariegsnctb.
lei6enoen.
Sic nnbmen II. ". einen 9eIdjlub
an, iporin iie Serrn 8aI. 8. Qe.
ter Br1iioent oes Staot. llno
StaatSoerbanoes. ibrcn 9anf aus.
ipraden fir iein energiihes glui.
treteH. INN bon Der en1liihen grci.
ic cine geredte gcbanoIuna Deutid].
lano's IN erIanaen. 9ie 5riihte
Oicicr Sbdtigteit icien aus Dem Der.
duoertcn Son Der Rreiie 81 erie6eu.
3ie ioIgenoen Gumeu iperoen ous
SiIIispcrf cen Dcridicoenen %.
menpereinen imtcrbreiten, iie eril.
fen geiDiqiaun9en iiir Die CUTE
Sndlc 81 mdden uno inter ibren
Ritglieocrn ons SoumeIDerf for.
bern.
,SrdlI gSolleg Selt 'uii9arnDerelli,
5rau gran0es, 2pra; fSrmi @oIf
Damen 0tuiifperein; 5rou 5infe,
I'M 9tagenteinen; 5rau @oIer, Gu
men SnnOnebrpereiu; 5rnu @re0e,
0nmen Sanonebrperein, Siio.Omo.
Ia; 5rau glblcrs, Getilien gerein,
SiiOeCmoba; 5rml 9aur, Oeit..
llugarnoerein; 6rm 9orhert, Son.
corOia; 2rou Sdnauber, Gnmen.
9crein; 5rau SIN Council BLUFFS;
6rau @esifmnm i'm 9tagemeinen.
gcidloiieu puroe, Dtittipo6, 49,.
Mug. i'm Seim Der 5rau 6. 5infe,
1908 iiiol. 81. Strabc, eiu aaffee-
trdn5hen gum 9eiteu 0es Siilfs.
ionos 5u geben. @iutritt 10c; al.
le oeutiden 9nmen iino milfom.
men.
geidloiien ipuroc, Die SammIun.
gen Der 9amen untcr Der Hubrif
,Qamcn Silfsfono" in Der Sna.
ia Sribiine 81 per0ffentIihen. Selbit
Sie fIeinIten geitr1gc BON 10c an
limo oen 9auen piafommen. sic
Ueroen bas cole @erf iofort nit
groBem @iier beginnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
6pd, role
4trmaulls-Sdbnt!
StntOnialoge in Nebrasfa Gin be-
Willist $500 fir Sriessopffr
uHb Wlitslieosr gsbea
Dben0reiH $50.

Sod flingt oas 2ieo bonn bra.
ben Ilonnl Sod, bod, Die broDen
Wlitglie6er Der 9elttonialoge SO.
10 In Re6rasfa Gitp, oes 0r6ens
Der Sermmns.Sobne! Sie bnben
Our9 bic Sbat betpieIen, 0oB fie
oos &er5 nii Dem reaten Sled
bnben nno allen onOeren 8eutihen
ein geiipieI an Spfermiaigfeit gege-
ben, oas ein5ig oaitebt uno iiberan
yladabnlling per0ieHt.
sSn elmer beeeiiterten geri1nnl.
lung Wiittpo1 gben0 betpiligten
oieie eoIen @ermanen $500 aits ID.
rer aoiie fir Die g9ittDen uno @oi.
len Der @efaaenen in SeutihIaIr0
mo Seiterreid. .llngarrt luO nnbmeil
nod obenorein inter ben 80 d1IiDe-
ien0en Dlitglieoern cine aouette
ali Die weitere $3.50 ergnb.
5erner beidloHen iie, eiuen auf.
ruf an oos geiamrtte 0eutihtbimd
Ron Stoe GountD 51 erIaIien, liA
an oieiem 8erfe Der R6ditenIiebc
5ll betbeiIigen @s tper0en SanlnleI-
Iiiten alifgelegt iperoeu an 8Idsen,
Die nod betalnt 3u ge6en iino iino
oann miro man Die 9eutiden oiff-
for0eru iid bort eir3iifiuoen uto
ibr SderfIein beiiteuern. Gs ION
nidts foIleftirt nerOen, Ion6ern
man mill MIR freitpiniee @oben
baben.
0ieie bo6ber5ige Sbot Der Deiit-
iden aus gfebrosfd Gitp miro i'm
gnn8en Stante Die groBte 6rerbe
beroorruIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
So ai6t 0ricaSitcnrrn.

g9aibingtou. t3. Aug Die no.
mitiitraticnSfiibrer i'm aongreb Ia.
men 81 Dem geiuno. oaB peitere
@eiebacbumg erioroerIih ici, UNI
Dos Geiijit III beden 0as ourd
oen 9erImt al 3oaeinfiluiten iue.
gen Oes Sricges 5u ertiteGen Orobt.
IaS aomite fir DtitteI mo 8egc
bat oas Sdobamt um cine gennue
sIltiitcaung Der gaae ocs Sdlaees
erludt
IS miro dnaenomuIen 0aB cine
nariegsiteuer" bon ctpn 100000.
600 lun5ulegen ieiu miro. uno es
miro eruartet. oaB dlBer elmer
Stempeliteuer nod erbobte Steuern
ouf Spirituoicn int6 D2al5getrGnfe
gelegt iuerOen. 9lndl Die 9eiteuerung
bon Ibce uuo aafiee fam in @r.
ndgung ge5ogeu ipcr0eu
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Sins Sfm Stnate.

Sdupler. 6rant Selo, Der gtt'
fiibrltng uno gruorOun9 Der 49,
iG6rigen 2oriie Did beIhuloigt, lit
6ei Der llnteriudung oes SALES
Dor Dem Coroner BON bier 3eugen
ais Der Sb1ter iOentifiSirt iuoroen
SelS IelbIt befin0et li6 gum 3Ded
iciner eignen Siderbeit i'm Staats'
3u6tbals 3u 2incoIn. gr niro ipd-
ter perb0rt per0en. Die 9eeroi'
guna ser ungIiidIi6en 2ouiie Wtif
fanO Gonneritag g3abmittag pom
Grouerbauie aus itatt. Salt Die
gauge 8eoolferiulg nabm an Der
ieIbeu 3beil.
@rano SSslnn6. 9ieie Stabt umO
llmaegen6 puroe am WtitttDof bon
einem ortanartigen Sturm geim.
aeIudlt. Der gingling Bros. Sir.
Gus aab bier @orItellrmgen. SoboIo
oa8 llntpetter aber berarf5og tuitr.
be oie GorIteaung unterbroben lmo
Die Utenl6ennei9e oerlteB III pol'
ler Sronung Oos Belt,
Columbus. Gin bieliser @lidiIer
Guncns SSris Stenser, oelIen 8o-
Ter mad, Dem 9rieee 1901 NIT
einem rieiigen gernGsen bierber
fam, neil er unter pDelttiheul
Sod" nidt Ieben polte, tenrseidne.
te feline fronaoiii6e &siintr,ng nod
Dem @info1 Der 6ranofen in @I.
iab nit Dem 9luSruf r8ibe Ia
Grance" irno raObre6ie in eineuI
fort frous0fiid. Man Itorte i'm
peiter nid)t in ieiuem gergniisen,
g(Is ober Die 0epeibe bier eirt-
trai, uuo oa8u nod iiber Boris,
Dab Die ssranaoieu bel WliilbaiHen
BON ben 8eutihen mo perbiinoetel
Seiterreihern cine r1Gdtige SdIap-
be erlitten batten, bate Der quite
Dtann nitts on ioeen, rnohte ober
Gin furntber ounllheS eViiGk
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mcrpcn iibrr 0ltcnor cin. 81 iog.
ie, oab Die 8obl Der berlpmoeten
9elaier ilngcbcuer iei. slac aran.
fenbdiicr In Ariiiiel, @bcnt mo
onoercn Stdotcn Ieien iiberiiili.
mlO 5nbrifeu mO aloiier niir0etl
81 Soipttaleu rmnarunnoeIt. Glart.
ion fab acltgrn rineH ldngrH 3ug
NIT gerpuuoctcn eiuirciien. gei
oeren Sortihaiiung biIOeteu Col.
ooten Spalier. uuO iiumm idlautc
Die Wlenae 3u.. Vie iic IN ant.
mrrrn unfnmpu, cntiianb elm groBer
g3oltsnuilmii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
gailcp acacn 32ro6ibition.
SDrScrt cine mnnn6aftc GrflGrung
Der SrmOiratiiftu &nrtGi'
aenoiirn in Sera5.

81 goin. Ger, i3. Mug. Ger
friiberc 9unoe5icuator gniIep bat
heute erfldrt, oaB CT, ipeun Die DC.
aonucution, ipelhe beute
bier togt, iih peigert. ieiue gor.
idIdge einer GrfIdrntg gcgen no.
tionalc 9Srobibition aBunebuen I'M
Sabre 1916 ais gun0esienatsfln.
oibot auftrcteu lperoe, Inn Die Sra
&C Dor oaS 8olf bon 9eIas 3u brin-
aeu ginc glebrbeit i'm 9lusihub
fin 9eidliiiic ioa gegen cine iol4e
Grfl1rung ictn.