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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY It.
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Make it Thick Glossy, Wavy,
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Dandruff.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, f1uf-
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Besides beautifying the hair at once
Danderine dissolves every particle OF
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crates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-fne and
downy at first--yes--but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of it surely get 25 cent bottle OF
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
Tist or toilet counter, and just try it
A0m1iy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21

ating plants. That is why all the food
YOU get here is fresh Our fish and
chicken don't taste like this. 1t has
been frozen stiff and may be any old
age"
There was nothing that so pleased
Warren as to be a BILE to air his knowl-
edge of things in general. Invariably
it put him in good humor; Helen
knew this. and when he was irritable
one of her most subtle defenses was
to ask him some question that might
get him started on ''informing" her
And so now because Warren had
an opportunity to tell her so much
bout English customs, the dinner was
very pleasant one.
AS they left, Helen again broke in
to enthusiastic praise of the restau
rant-the appointments, the food, the
service and the moderate prices.
ooh, Warren, do let's come here
again-it's such an exceptional place
Lots of others just as good. Lon
don is full of them-if you know the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21

can't get at home. and it is mighty
nice. too. No, you eat the whole
thing" as Helen with her fork care
fully cut off a tiny head. They are
too small to separate How about your
throat? Are they too crisp for yOu?'
ooh, mono; they are delicious.
But dear, CAN'T l have some ice?
simply cant drink this warm water,
and l am almost choked."
Warren frowned Thought you
were going to do without ice over
here. You know it is devlish hard to
get"
The attentive English waiter see,
ing that omething was wanted, came
up.
"Anything you would like, sir?'
Eyes, bring this lady some ice
cracked ice in a bowl"
When the ice came Helen greedily
filled her water glass with it and also
put a piece in her claret
RESPECT FOR WINE.
Don't spoil your claret that way?'
scolded Warren. Bad enough to dc
that at home. They treat wine with
| respect in this country; that's why
they have these long vintage lists
In New York, when a man wants tc
spread himself, he orders champagne
the only thing he knows. But here
they have vintage claret, burgundies
and mosselles-finer than any cham
payne. Now, for heavens sake dom
disgrace us when we so to a smar1
place by putting ice in your claret'
But if one really likes ice in claret,'
protested Helen, 81 don't see why they
shouldn't have it,
| Because it spoils the flavor ant
shows you don't know anything abou
wines. But, of course, you are too oh
stinate, you wOuld"---
| ooh, Warren, look-look at tina
party down there" interrupted Helen
adroitly changing the subject. "The!
are French, are they not?"
| French or Spaniards Everybod,
comes here. 1t is one of the popular
lplaces."
But I don't see how they can keel
it up on these prices. Think of thu
restaurants that fail in New York
and the prices they charge"
l We'll, rent is cheaper here, and 81
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Dramatic Mems and Comment

ply Of the old horse trader Of Home
vile, New York.
Mr.. Sayles, in the part Of David
Harum will be seen in a part that
suits his style of acting and he win
prove to be at his very best to the
theatre goers who remember William
Grain in the part, will readily under
stand what a part 1t Is for Mr.. Sayles.
The usual country store will be CIV
en- on Monday night and the Sayles
company has promised hany hand.
some and useful presents.
The company will lay OF next Fri
day night when the big city compa-
ny of NUT and Jeff' will appear.
However, the amateurs will appear
on Friday night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21

This is just a kind of mistaken in
terruption in the sort of love We real
ly have for one another. Billy-boy. :.
I've mothered you and you've been my
boy. and will be. most of all. the day
you fall truly in love with a girl" And
then there was a sullen silence while
the smile on her face died and tears
glimmered in her eyes. But the boy
held his bewildered eyes lowered. And
"Oh"-and her voice was as even
and Kind as always. How is little
Rose-with the brown eyes-whom
you brought up last week."
And in two shakes he was telling
of the pretty ways of Rose and an i'm
age was fading out of his heart.
And the woman old enought to be
his mother smiled behind her white
hand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21

you'd never know was threaded thick
with gray.
Look close-itS almost silver. The
wild rose in my cheeks is just 'rab-
bits foot dabbed on from little round
box filled with the Bloom of Youth.
THE shadows of my eyes are just
blue pencil-and I'm getting fat. And
the big twist of my hair at the back
of my neck isn't my own-no. | am
an artist. that's all, and a contented
woman.
That's why, with your blind baby
eyes you did not ever see that l am
old enough to be your mother. NO,
NO, NO.-some day you will LOVE a
girl-and you'll never know what real
downright gladness is until that day
when you remember that l wouldn t
have you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21

The loveIiest woman he 'knew-the
schoolmate of the mother he could
hardly remember.
Her hair was gold. touched with the
cold snow of coming silver-her eyes
around their lids and the blue of them
could glimmer so Understandings, no
matter what might be the tale he told
her
Her heart was warm and kind; the
mother-woman looked out steadily be
hind her eyes: about her wherever
she moved there seemed drawn a
compelling circle, and whoever step
ped into the zone Of it was stepped in
instant calm and utter content. Her
! temper was thing like days in Para
dise-unchanging, unruffled, alltoler
ant Her home had always held wide
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21
Tho Gamblers.

Tonight at the Gennett Theatre the
Francis Sayles, Players will offer
Charles Kline's big success The Gam
blers' for the last time. TIL play is
one of the best yet presented by this
company and deserves a capacity
house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21
David harum.

Next week starting Monday night.
The Francis Sayles' Players will take
you from the glamour of the high So
ciety and financial world of THE Gam
blers" to the quiet and restful atmos-
phere of the country. David Harum"
will be the offering.
Every one is familiar with the story
of the dry humor and quaint philoso-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21

is service. They pay these walters
about half of what they get in New
York Nothing so cheap in England
as labor. That accounts for all the
socialism here
But even with the cheaper rent
and labor, still they have to pay for
the food and all these appointments,
! protested Helen.
well, they have big luncheon
tea and supper trade. In London
p<ople eat all the time. If you came
here at any hour you would find some
of the tables filled. Isn't that good
chicken"
! Helen murmured her appreciation
as she nibbled one of the bones.
That is because it is fresh. They
don't refrigerate anything in Eng
land"
ALL FOOD FRESH.
"They don't! Why" looking uI
in amazement.
! Because they haven't any refriger
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open arms for him when he had flying
trips away from school. Her dogs
knew him and were his side-partners.
And one stunning day this boy-with
the rose-leaf of babyhood scarcely
rubbed off his cheel1s-ruffled up his
sleek head gulped and-proposed!
And his mothers schoolSRte drew
him over to her knees and draining
all amusement, in the deepness of her
big heart, out Of her smile. she de-
liberately blurred her beauty out Of
his heart
She showed him her hand-befOre
she gripped his young shoulder with
it. Did you ever look at it close, dear
little boy? See the lines? It's crump-
ling up-because I'm getting old, you
know I've a double-chin-just com
ing My hair, because it's blonde,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-21

ropes. We will make it a point to eat
at a different joint every night
oh. you DO know London so well,
admiringly. at is just as though you
had always lived here"
Yes. l know thing or two about
this town. 1t has been six years since
was here, but guess you don't need
any guide book while l am along, ell p"
ooh. no, dear, you are WONDER
FULL"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25

untsrf6eibsn bonn 9ebsn i'm 0oFer
= erfLnben iporben. Gin neue Soee
Oieisr Dirt 1T bic zines 9ofpn.rs, bic
.Uigli4 als iommsrli6er Sport f.
ittmmt III unb als folder ni6t tues
uige ,5er finOsn OirFts.
Die Grfinbung beItsbt aus einem
Paor MoTtrI@ube ober S6ubboote;
nIs Sdube Tinb is, IN, oss beigeqss
bene Bib 5ei9t, iebr groB, ais 8pots
ober iebr tleiH. Sic babsn nit einem
Shp uoote, pel@e in boGs
uprOiihen sc ,dfern bon gstim B.
benaBt net 3iemIi6e 9te6nIi4fei.
Iinb nber eIipos fla6er. Der betreFs
fsnoe Sportsfreunb IeBt in bic cine,
mittIere Seffnung isoes Der beioen
p8opte" einen SUP, nimmt cine ouf-
reHte 9altunc Elm uRb bait nit BEN
beiben SdnOen elm SeaeI ousges
ipannt. 5aas Elm giinItigsr 8ino
bos Stgel bldbt, 10 mag man mituns
ter eritaunli9 I6nea porpdrts tpms
men. obne iemaIs Sdneuigtsitss Srs
oiRan5eu 81 iibertreten. ST dber Der
Winb I9mah ober unginftig, 70 1T
es NIT Dem rai9en 8orpdrtsIau1en
ni6ts; bod bleibt nod INNER Der
Sport oes 2aufens auf BEN @aTer
i6rtg.
QatirIi6 ge6Ort unter alien Inns
ftdnben on3rt, baB Der S4u6bootz
Gdufer ii6 i'm Glei9getpidt bdIt unb
nt4t atentsrt'. 8ieaei6t t0nnen Ii6
nidt ole 70 gut in ben 8aferfIdden
bolur3iereu, ipte Der grFinoer IeIbH,
pel4en baS beigegsbens Bib 3eiot.
unb ipeIHer aud font auf Der 8aTs
iertpslt gut gu Soufe 1T.
@s 1T aber bereits bon Der Bill
Dung bon S6ubboots ,GedmS" un0
Der 9eranitaItung bon 8ettIdufen bi,
Rebe.
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Der uraIten Gtaottirde freunoIi6
unb ~onbeimsInb emporftigt, tbront
iiitu Die BON ben Gppfeiner Rits
tern I'm 12, SabrbunOert erboute
umfongrsifs Burg, umge6en BON
alien ata5isn unb 5itten, beute Gis
etntum bes 5irlten bon Sfolbtrgs
m~ernigero6e. Der Gin9ana aur
Burg III, nomsntli6 BON linen qe.
ieben, bon ieber Elm beIiebter 8ors
Durf Der 5rontfurter MoItr aes
nefen unb in un3d6ligen gtlbern
feitgebolten noroen. QeiOtr III bic
Id0ne 4to3ie. bic Ii6 ibtr ben fsls
i9en 0eg neigte, Dor einigsn Sabren
Der Dirt gum Spfer gsIalen. Drin.
gen mir psiter In ben alien Maus
ern Dor, 10 befinoen mir uls mad
psnigen Gdritten in Dem 8urabof,
benz IttmmunesbolIften unb romans
tifGftsH pIabe BON Gppfsin, penn
niht bes Saunus uberbaupt. no
friiber pruntDplle Rdume bas 8es
mduer fiiGten, ipudIen beute bic
8duns ipie i'm Daloe, uno bic fsis
erlihe Hube, bic in bieIen Mausgn
berrT9t, nirb nur uuterbroden tusb
bas 9lopfen bss Spe6tes an ben
riiGgen Rinpsn Der alien Qtasien,
bic acknowledgements nur auf bic
fer Burg bes Gaunus Elm 10 gins
iti9es 5orttomnen gu ba6en idei.
nen uHo ii6er bic bp6en Mauern
Idngit binnu5gepahfen finO.
am iogsnnnnten oMain3er gau"
oer Burg, Der ben 8urgbOf auf Der
OitIeite obIdIieBt unb nod am Be.
fen erbalten lift. befinbet Ii6 Elm
b09ft daratterifttfder gebedter
9reppeunufgang. @tei6 buneben lte9t
bic friibere SdIoBttr6e. Der 6obe
9ergfrieb, ouf 135 Stufen erIteiq.
bar, gibt auBer benz Runoblid einen
Ginblid in bic @eIamtanlage Der
BURG. go9 Der 8ergIeite at gd6nt
Burg uub Der !S6be Elm
abgrunb, Der gurggro6en, Der
bic Burg an ibrer Thpd6ften e5teIIe
foff uneinnebmbar mo6te.
Sn Dem Stdbtdsn Gppitsin feIbIt,
oas in al ieinen Gtnridtungen, Dor
alien aud in fsinsn guten @aa.
4ofen jeosm Jrembeu freunOIide Be
5aglidfeit bietet. fefetn SunGdit bic
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Aud ein 5traahrrdtt.

Ginsi Der tsusritsn Dele, psI6e
ii9 nod bsutt, tpenn aud nidt me6r
regsImGbig, aus Bafertisrsn gtpins
nsn Iafeu, in 6usisnige bon .bIdds
.fii9", idpor3sn DaIsn BON 8 bis 20
SUB adngs unO mddtigem llmfcng;
lie peroen aud piIotsn : DaIs az
nanut, "a in elmer S9uIe Itets elmer
als esit : Dat auftriti. 0ds Gel
oieIer Sisrs miro por3ugspeiIe, mad
entipre9snOsr 3ubsreiiung, fir Ia
IGens un6 IonItigs llbreu uno fir
OieIerIei feline Mai6insrie perpcnbet.
Sn 0en Iebfsn pndr Sobyen Ino
oieie 5itrt intereEanttt qemoron,
ais je 5uOor. Qn Der aiiIte BON
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WitislaIier ben @efhausr lHbtrs
raIdl. In ntusn @sbdubtH Fnb.
psnn mon bon ben mobttntn @lIsn
I'M llmtrtis abisbt, ~ nsnnsu bic
in eotiIdsm Siil esbaIi,ns lat1o'
Hide airts, bns Rotbaus unb Der
aus grausn RoHsrifeIin srbauts
9ubnbof, AZ BEN cine Bride ilbsr
ben ranInsnbtn Sdwar5bad fibrt.
9ubeH fd 10 Ratur unb ardi.
ieltur bsrbunbsn, I'm BEN quIttur.
ort Gppfsin bas bonn Wiilttafi.r
a6ertommeRe qItubert su etbaIltn,
70 III benz Sri 6ura bic mittslaI'
isrIi6en @oltsfshIpisle, ntIde Sum
eriten MaIs i'm CONNER 1913 SOnns
tags na6mittags i'm 9ursboF ouf'
eefiibrt ipurben, nsus an5isbung ge'
gsbeu iuorbsn.
9as sur 8nrIftnung getangsubs
Stid, Gin asbnstas auf Burg
Gppitsin I'M Saunus", bsboubtlts ben
Bruoernreit Dotifrieos VIII. mil
Gberhnrb III. (3.it 143D unb mad,
ts bant Der Mitmirluug BON tttpa
$50 eppIisinsr 8iiresrn itbes Ston.
bss uno Qlters unb bonl Isin,r
pruntoousn ausitattung nuF bic gu.
T6autr I~sbenbietn Gin6rud. Sc in
ssplont, bisis JsRIpieIs su elmer
itdnoisen Ginriatuus gu MAIDEN.
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SdOu in friibersn 3eiten bat nan
benz 9aIisFeI BON Gppitsin ben gsis
uamsn Die RoFauii4e Sdpti5"
gsgtbsn, nn6 ni9t nit unrt6t.
Dsun aud bic Sdnesbrrgs uno
@Istidsr Der Qlpsn fsblen, 70 btrs
Ieibsn bod bic fisilsn nnb ftIiigen
ahbdnOs bss Staufen, Der ben Gpps
iteiusr saIteFeI auF Der 0Titits In
foit isntrs6tem a6tur5e begrsngt
unb i'm eegen bi, i'm Ninter rous
ben 0itiDtnbe idiibt, Dem 9anbs
fdoftsbilbt sinsn aIpinen 3u9, Der
nod bur6 bic neben benz 9nubpalo
fart Usrtrstensn sannenpdlbsr bers
FART nirb.
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Sdngite clcftrii6c 6aO6a6n.

9ur4 Die neuerIi6e @olIenbuna
elmer elettrifdsn 8a6nlinie BON Dali
las, Yer, aus 1T cine ffon beItans
Oene 8ohn Der Southern Sroction
So" auf ettpa $50 Nleilen perIdrs
CERT %tporben; unb bies lit iebt bic
Idngite eIettriite 2anobabn in Seros
ano dberbdupt I'M gansen Siben.
Sbre @rbouung mar Elm entIGieoen
ooltstlmff9es unternebmen T6on
usE 8eainn.
8enn Der CONNER i'm Staote bes
%etnfarea Sternss bouert unaeFdbr
3ebn Monote; uno pd6renb bieIer
Belt reiit Oas gu6litum 10 otgs
f4IteBIi9, fpie m0gIt6, auf Ser elet.
trti4en Qanbbabn, Inn benz Qroteu
Stoub uno 'S9muB 8u entqe6en,
lpel6er NIT 9ampfbabn zgeiIen iibers
baupt, unb Defenders bier, berb
ben TT. 9absi gsbt bos 8ubIifuft
teinesrpe9s ouf nieorigsre SabrpreiIe
ars, eber bas gegenteil.
Dies bat fi6 befonbers auf Der
2ttie SDifaen Dallas unb Sort @prt6
geSetst, no cine 9%ampfbobn 8ptf6em
ben 1dmlthen PIdBen bebeuteno
nieSrigere @ebibren berednete, ais
bic Ieftriihen 8abnen es iid Ieiften
tonntea, uub oud bGufiqsre 3aqe
laufen IteB. 9rpbbem purbe bic
sleitriiGe 2inie fait nIIgemeiu BON,
qubIiIum bepor3ugt, fobaB Sic
9%ompfbobn NIT Der 3eit ii6 GEL
3iuunssH fab, bieien Brtlifen Wit}
betUerb eons aufsugsbsu. unb spad
nttt etnging, uber iit ausIbItebtid
i9rsm Sernpertebrs *9eIddft nipmetej
fit "Lf.H
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ateicnitdrter. abcr IlftoTer aotob.
Qber mad 1884 mar lange, beinabt
80 Sabre lang, lt1ts mebr pon fol.
den 8uIen gu feben. Sc I9eint, Oob
Die 2eittiere na9geraoe gu Ie6r en-
|i4redt tpdren, nm iid 70 na6e an bic
8iite gu tpa9en, pie Friiber. Die
meiIten Slider, peIde beTonbere
Dert3euge fir Die Walfif9 : 6ab
gebdIten butten, pertauften oieIelben
an &urtolitdten ; gambler.
0od iiebe Oa! i'm Suti 1912 ftron.
oete cine Sdule bon 80 G9pdr8pa,
len Bel Sap Sob BON feIbft. 8enigs
Doden barna4 ereignste Ii9 oasielbs
NIT elmer SduIe bon so, uno elm
puar Gage burauf gar NIT $50. Gus
Mdugel an apparaten gum .3erfdneis
ben unb 4usto9en purben fat ale
oieie Gbiere a~ufgee.ben, mas einsn
@erIuit DON ettba $4,000 bebeutete.
Oenn iebes iolds Sier IieFert Elm
SAB Srdn, peIfes pro @dQoue etlpo
40 Gents brtngt, un0 bas .Ropfs
Del" 1T nod bel t~pertpOIer.
SIN CONNER 1918 ftranbetsn su
Gaitbom etipu 100 Shparapuie.
Aud BON biefen tpuroe tsin @ebrauh
aemo@t; Dumit Tie dbsr ni9t am
Stranbs ~faulten unb oie Cuff bsrs
speiteten, tpuroen fe nit 5iIfe tleinsr
@uiOlin : 8oote spsi MleiIen auf Die
Gee Rtnaas a%etrieben. ID LANCE es
nod 8eit mar. uno Die Slut ba3u
half,
Du9 babel 1olts es uiht immer
bleiben; in manaen Jdaen fpiro iebt
bic inbuItrie0e Musbeutunu
aeftrunOeter WdIe OOn Ginaelnen nit
betrisben.
Ghon einsn Mpnot ndn benz Iebt.
Gretgnis ftrunbete eine
bon 78 bisIer Rolpfr, BON
ihreul Gsiter trregefihrt, il Diefsm
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Gan absr uldisn Elm unittnsbmmbtr
Del : Dobriiont idnta stnug duF
Dem G4oupIdbt, 5dhlis Den aatsn,
utlat Sntrh be aisrs etitbsn bditsn,
cine M%bfiHbung unO sripdrb bamit
oos Si.srianntt Rshl auf bic sanBt
btrronnis qartit, bic ,r Johann BON
elmer sis,us bitrfir JuIammtngs,
trommtItsn qbtsiIung alter srIabrss
n.r Slider nod alien Rtg,lu Der
auHft berarb.ittn lieb. llno 10 ipirb
ss nobf aud tiinffia in alien Tdnsn
gti6sbtn, 100 Elm folder Isbsnoigsr
Del . S4ds fruno.t.
Dur 1ino, uno blsibtR iuobl, IoIft
Mssr,s = gIidsfdas unbtr.6snbars
qusnnbmsn!
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EppHtRtn tit Taltnta.
Don Z. @lidsrt, Gppndn

in ,lHsn traIbrsidtn unb dub,rR
tomoniii6sn 3oIs bss 9ounuE, bas
ben 9ouptiamm oes 6sbirs,s bon
NOtODsIt,H mad SiOoisn in ti,i,m,
an Binbunstn REDEEM einItnitl
bur6qu,rt Iisat 500 Gub fbtr BEN
WsertsTpissel unb ttiuo 300 iThb
iibsr Der Woinsbsnt bas malsriSde
Stdbtdm GppitsiH nit run6 1900
Ginnobnsrn.
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Wsnbsn mir uns nun BEN GiGbi'
den I,tbh gu, ous, al Der ga9nIiHi.
Notwithstanding gslsatn, bon
Brantlurl In tiipa 35 MtHuttn, Don
Wissbabtn In As Minuisn 9obni
Fobrt credit nirb. Sled Dor bsr
.@inFabrt in ben gabnbcI bi,lel I'D
cem Qnipmmenben BON Wagsnfsn,
fer aus Elm reiSsnbes Bib. lltber
alien nit rotten 8issslu ssoedter
9duitrn, Gus bensn bic 1urmboubt
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@uEtioirt In allen @eri@ten Ses
Gt0oses MnO ben Der. Gtaaten.
SHreibt Eeitamente aus, baiorgt De.
fttiteI unb lteHt eEbItrofe ourd:
iiebt Dab EeItomente TN RohIaIien.
idaTtsgeridte e~esrbnEt sUsrbsn. @e.
ioret Do1moften nnb Dtebt Gkb.
ihoften In irgenb eimern TbeiI Der
Melt etn @oIettirt Mnsftdnbe.
eprimt 9euti9 unb lit OffeniItAsr
npfoY. 348 Omaha RafipraL 8grI
Esb6ube. EnIabas Ratsasfa.
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arreaefH9rte @aIe.

RuFdduiett5 namsntIi6 mar es bpr
sini9sn Subr8ebnien cine Si.mIi6 sss
luobnlide GrI9sinung, baB sins
Sdule bon bieaei6t 500 folder In.
getiime auftaudte; unO 8enobnsr
Der Raaburidaft btrfolgten ft in
8ooten betB uno trieben iie an ben
Strnno, no ie sur 3sit ser Gbbe tins
bilfIos lisgen bIie6en uno Isibt
per6en tpnnten,
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GppTteiu: gurgtor unb Bo5nurg bea
gureboats.

9lubsr benz Stuufsn, Der ben Gbo.
ratter Der GppIteiner @egenb be-
ftmmt, unb Der fonobl BON benz
adifertsmpsl nIs aud bonn Surm
ouf benz Spiel cine tptits 5ernI6t
gstpGbrt, Itetst auf Der Rorbfetts oss
2alss Der RoFert NIT porgetogtrten
S6bsn8isen auf sbenfans neits
5ernblide bietenb. Die GubneIts
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nIttn Godpsrtbanten. 9eTonbsrs
fdOn 5eist ii9 Der Srt bon ben
Mieftn i'm 3nlgrunb, aud 5dinbons
lpiefen genonnt, pnm Gdporsbo9
burafIcHsn, lrp Elm rsiSpDaes Sid
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3n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ifer 2on0
imerbal6 40 @eiIen bon Smaba
an Ser 8oltptIinie Der 0ort6peitern
@obn. Reue gerbeiierungen, pdb-
rcl10 OieieS Sahre8 borgettommen,
6eIaufen ii6 allen ouf $4,000.
8erfaufen Die 100 Ider mie tie o..
Iiegcn fir I 10000; m1tB ober baIo
geihe6en. 0ebme Omaha @runoei.
9eut6um oIS 3beiI5abllng. SeIe.
pbonire Gbcnos, 6arneo 6837.
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3neibeutis. ,Dsnter
Sic f1, Die 8tbn 5IaIden Bein, Die
i'd seftern bon Sbnsn getuuft babe,
Tinb mir iibsr Nodt seitpslsn fpor-
ben
@einhGnbFer: 80, bus 1T nbsr elm
hsrbkr @srluit4
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SrOt. e. s6lei6,
VatMrs 9Gilarst

olts @raa 9eiterreid, periii9t iibea
cine ~26.iabrige 8raris in Ser ana.
tomii9en unO tefniiden Mnifage
nno Seil9pmnaitif. iouie i'm &c.
iamnten NaturbetIneriabrclt
gei observation-disclosures gIut.
iiberiiiulmd. @crpenleioen, Rbcama.
tismaS mo Sidio9, trd9er Baud.
musfuIatlrt mo Sartleibigfeit, Sen.
fuusen mo GerIdie6mgen Ser
5ruuet.C rgdne, hniteri aeu 3uItdn-
ben, hronii6en @%eriteifunaen Der
@eIenfe.
Gnlpfe6Glmgell: unipeffitdt, Rnn.
ios 9th, aos.. Blue @aaeD SO.
ipitnt Sebron Rqbr.
Office: arug Tbenter.
IL. unh 6drneD GtraEe.
@prehitnnbcn pon 8 ll5r 9ornr.
bis 5 ubr Iadul. Gel, GDus. 1883.
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fstts oss soIteFeIs fpirb bon BEN
Suoe 'opf obssG9lpFen. 5roB Der
tMteilth abbdnse selanet man ouF
Joni Il Ninbunssa onfteigsnOsn
Ws9 ah Dbtn.
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Seinite gnrdD.I iO6eln; Reeo.R0be
nuf 8eteaung gemadt. Smnba
Ree6 & Rattau Go, lie 9otS is,
gtrobe Gel Douglas 20A9.
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sc ao Idon soblrti6e, mebr ot.r
tpsuiser osrpidsIts 8orri6tungsn
gum @s6en duf benz DaFer - gu
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81 anb-8 oOtr' .

6arhloitr @aHeripprt, ptnn Der @iHS
bae Segel idjipeli.
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9. s. @nrn, oeuti6er Opt.
Ter. 9lugen uitteriuGt fir griIIen,
i43-5 8rnnbeiS Geb1uDe. 0mobn,
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Cine Oertide Sran ;udt Rdborbeit
oaer art. Qtad3uirugen Gelepbou
0uuqlos 5943.