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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01
MAINE POTATOES BANNED

Washington, Aug. 1.-The feder-
al quarantine against Maine pota-
toes, because of the prevalen G of
powdery scab, becomes effective to-
day No common or Irish potatoes
may now be shipped out of Maine
except under regulations of the de-
partmcnt of agriculture. The SEN
ate adopted an amendment to the
original measure which provided alb
solute quarantine and federal inspec-
tors will pass potatoes found by
them not to be affected with the dis.
ease.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01

The Michigan National Guard will
pitch their tents on the new camp
site near Grayling tomorrow The
encampment will last ten days.
paign against rodents, but mice will
not be received after today. In San
Francisco, Havana and other cities
where mice have been examined
during the existence of Dubonic
plague in no instance has 1t been
found that they carry the germs
which spread infection. Rats will
be received and paid for at the rate
of ten cents each as heretofore Re-
ceipts of rats this morning were
above the average and it is expect
ed that the campaign will continue
to be waged with telling effect.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01
FEWER PRISON VISITS

New York, Aug. 1.-Commenc-
ing today, one visit month from
relatives or friends for the prison
ers on Blackwell's island, under the
new ruling by Commissioner Davis.
1t marks the beginnings of numer-
Gus reforms to follow the recent up
risings of the prisoners. All passes
have been taken up. Commissioner
Davis said it had been almost Gus
tom for visitors to duplicate the or
binary pass, and a new form is be-
ing issued which cannot be fol- ged.
"There is no other prison in the
country" said the commissioner,
"that allows a prisoner two visits a
month. "
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01
NO PAY FOR DEAD MICE

Pensacola, Aug. Mice will not
hereafter be received and paid for
at the archaeological laboratory at
the city hall. Heretofore ten cents
each has been paid for mice as we'll
as rats in connection with the cam
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Lakeland, Fla, July 10, 1914

Lakeland, Fla, July 10, 1914.
All contractors are notified that
on and after Oct. 2, 1914, that no
Union bricklayers will be allowed to
work on any job where non-union
plasterers are working, nor union
plasterers be allowed to work with
non-union bricklayers.
The union will furnish competent
and skilled workmen of each sepa-
rate trade to do the work if con-
tractors are unable to furnish the
same. B. NJ. & P. |. T., No. II.
j. w. DAVIS, Secretary,
1920
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01

restlessly. Bitter
thoughts had &C.
cupied him.
Leaning against
the bare stone
that walled him In
his prison, the
condemned insur-
recto stood look
ing with longing
eyes through the
n AFRO W, iro n
barred window at
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01

Having purchased and suDdividee
the Jesse Keen estate Of sse acrss
one-hslf mile wtAt Of city limits, w
are nov selling in 10 and 2e-aer'
tracts some Of the finest truck ani
farm lands IN this section ut thu
right price and terms. For Dartieu
,ars see G. C. Rogan. Room l ann ]
Deem 4 Bryant Bldg. Phone 14s.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01
BIDS FOR LIBRARY BUILDING

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids for the erection of the
Barlow public library will be re-
ceived by the library board until 10
o'clock a. m. of August II, A. d.
1914. The board reserving the right
to reject any or all bids. Bids to
be filed with w. S. Preston, chair
man, where specifications are to be
seen.
By order of the Board this July IA,
1914. w. S. PRESTON,
1854. Chairman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01

HAVE THREE CARS for public
service at any and all hours. My
machines are Caddilacs and / ana
therefore fully equipped to give
my patrons the best service OBJ
tainable. Day phone No. 65;
night, 313 Black. Fern ROGUE
more 1915
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01
/ CLASSIFIED Adpertising


FOR THE BEST REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT in Tampa suburban
lots, see or write L. j. Sloan,
Lakeland, Fla. 264l
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01

LOST-Black and white jacket Sum
day afternoon between Lakeland
and Lake Hollingsworth. Finder
please notify or return same to
412 South Kentucky avenue.
2907
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01
F o R S A L E

PARK Hell LOTS FOR SALE oN
EASY TERMS-All streets clayed,
cement sidewalks, electric lights,
city water, shade trees. See G. {.
Rogan o. S. M. Stephens. S2s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-08-01

(Copyright)
He was to be shot at sunrise.
Through the long night he had tossed
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-01

"Our prairies, our valleys and our up
lands are becoming more and more pro.
dnctive, owing to the scientific methods
that are being introduced, the study of the
soil, and intensive cultivation. Yet of
what value is intensive farming if markets
are not available? OF what value is inten
they are of such character only at price
that they yield no profit to the producer?"
ave believe in organization; we believe
in the organization of the farmer. We have
heard much in years gone by to the effect
that the farmer did not have fair show in
the race for life; and many of us who have
labored long and diligently on the farm,
have seen others outstrip us in the financial
world, may believe that there is some rea.
son for this.
"The trouble so far as it has been ex
planned by those who have studied this
question closely, is that the line between
the consumer and the producer is too long"
ssFrom the best information that it has
been possible to obtain, we are confident, in
fact, we are sure, that more than 100000
carloads of produce went to waste, or rotted
in the fields last year. We do not believe
that this was because Of over production,
but we believe it was for lack of proper dis
tribution and marketing facilities"
"Last autumn a gentleman shipped car
load of apples from Missouri to Madison,
Wisconsin, which he sold to the wholesaler
at 81 per hundredweight, or so cents
hushel. The wholesaler to whom he dis
posed of the apples sold them at rs cents
bushel and the retailer sold them at slips a
bushel. The amount which the wholesaler
and retailer took at Madison was, therefore,
rs cents per bushel, or $50 per cent above
the amount which the producer received
for raising the crop and transporting same
to Madison"
cot the two billion five hundred million
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-01
Extracts From a Few of the Talks
Reported In This Book

dollars spent by the southern farmers for
supplies, food, clothing, ETC.. one billion
dollars goes. each year, into the hands of all
classes of middlemen; and all told these
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-01

"The farmers union has undertaken a
big task, to set the price. If had time,
could show you here tonight what cotton is
worth and that price would be set according
to Gods law, according to the well'settled
demand that every man who does some
thing for the country's good gets pay In
proportion to the service rendered"
General decrease In the cost of market
ing would first benefit the farmer by In
creasing his profit. This would stimulate
increased production, which in turn would
result in falling prices, so that ultimately
the consumer would get the full benefit of
the saving effected in marketing"
Send the Coupon and get the Book con-
tanning ALL the speeches complete.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-01

farmers are out six
billion one hundred
sixty three m illion
dollars a year, much
of which they might
get if they controlled
their own system of
credit, marketing and
buying"
81 look upon the
movement to get a
more direct route be-
tween the producer
and the consumer as
the most vital thing
to be done. | think
the time has come
when every unneces-
sary middleman must
be eliminated. l think
the time has come
when every exorbitant
profit must be elimin-
ated."
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-01
THIS BOOK

report the First National Conference Marketing and
Credits 1t deal at all with the production side
of farming; THOROUGH DISCUSSION MAR
It is a book for farmers; book that YOU
should should the home every
interested lettering the present waseu marketing cond
tons in bringing about safer ard better system OF farm
itc
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-01

GOT the two billion five hundred million
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-01
THE CONFERENCE

The First National Conference o
Credits was held in Chicago last April.
It's objects we're: To devise a n
very root of the high cost of living; tc
methods; to suggest a practical system
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
Die gartei.NonptniiOHtn.
Die 9iepnblifanrr taarn mOrscu in
GincOln, bic 7smoirnteH
In Columbus.

9lui Der Transformation Der
GepublifaHer in Sineolu Miro bic
gluiitenimg Der glatiorm bic Soupt.
irage iein. Ter glnbnlgs Der @ou.
berneurs.aanOiooteu 0opel mo
Sammonb, brion6crs abcr Der oes
lcBieren, miro eincn gcriud1 mo.
den. Die 6oroerrua ccs 6roucu.
itinntredtS in bic 8lotiorm oiiiju.
uebmcn, mas aber nitlt obue @i.
oeritnno oes fonicrpotioeu StiIgeIs
geife6en miro.
gla6 Dem Siege 6cs SennforS
Sithcod in Der Sones.Afioire
Oiirfte bic Ocmofrotiifc aoupention
IN Columbus rubieer perInuien oils
man 5ucrit eriparten ourite. Der
grpaniIiiael, Der uittcr Der 5iibrirug
oes aBrinjen aorl" bic Snooiiirlma
Der 9moesicnatoren III bintertrei.
ben iud)te, miro cinen oiicnen
aanlpf faim mebr ipngen luio Die
aonbention miro iest iiderlid1 al.
le gte6rnsto 9emofrnten in @oib.
iraton inSoiiiren. Gie 9rponan.
bGngcr lperoen periufJcn 5rouen-
itinmlre6t oer glotform eiu5lberlei-
ben, oilritcn aber aud onmit nidt
melt fommen.
5amitag ionoeu in Den meiitcn
Counties, mf bier, Die Gomrtpfon.
oentiouen iiatt, Ole nac 5iemlidl
5obm oerlieien
Senator pitbcod fam Scr
Transformation ni6t beiipobnen
Oa es i6m pegcn Der Grilitgeiesee'
bung mu6glif) 1T, 8aibington
Jest 81 perlafen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
StaatsOerban6 ylebrnsfa.
Scin Oentider gcrcin in 0ebrasfa
Iollte nnf Der SunSentiOn in
Columbus feblen.

Die iiingite 9enmmcr oeS yRe.
brasfa Sermann.Sobn@ nionet Der
beooritebenoen 3. Smlptperiomm.
lung oe5 StaotsnerbmOeS gtebras.
ia folgerl6en artifel.
Die gorbereitungen fir Inter.
boltlng uuo getpirtbung Der Dele
goten 5ur 8erianmllng oes
Staatsocrbau6es, tpelde am %. Ii.
26. gluguit in Columbus itottfin.
oct, i6rciten riiItig oordn. gln
Gienitag glbeno oen %. slu9uit
finoet Der SSeit.aommers itatt im0
om Mittlpod nnh S6lnB Ser Ser
iomlnIuna lit Die 0eutide Eugfeier.
gu Der an Iahn1ittage itattfinoen.
0en 8nrn6c miro ieoer Der fiinf
Gercine, peIde gum 0rtsner6onOe
Columbus aeboren, SdnliDugen
itellen. 0eSgIeihen oubere 8ereine
uno Die 8eid1ftsleute. gines mar
men 8illfomnens oiirien Die 9e.
iuder ii6er iein unO Die bieIen
n1ooernen Sotels bieten allen 9ele.
goten giltes Guortier. Die bren-
ncnoen Gnsesfroeen iinb 70 MIDI
tig, oaB 9fiemano feblen ioIltc. glliO
rouf nah Columbus am 25. 1ino
26. glitguit" lei Die 2oiung."
Gic oeutide 8reIie oes Stantes
III frcunbIidit eriuGt, bicien 8ertdt
ob3uoriifen, llno Die oeutideu Ser.
cine in i6rer Stoot tpieoertm oui
Die @idtigfeit Der golumbitier Ser
iommlilng aiifnlerfiam 81 MAIDEN
unb in tie Su oringen ooa3GbIig
9elegationen bortbin 5u crtieitoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
aein gSeltIrIea.

Die bcredltiate geiilrhhfng, 0aB
Die peroiente 3iifltigms Serbicns
bur6 0eiterreidl IN europa einet
@eItfrieg sur 5olge baben ipiirOe,
bat iid in oen lebten "a ShDloen
perringert. 9lae slusiif)ten iilb
porbanoen. oab Der aanlpf Iota'
liiirt, B. B., oii Serbien itn0 Sc.
lterreid bcihrGnft meroen miro,
uno gDar inioIae oes @aftipriifes
GetttItlanos. oas iit IN oieien Sal.
Ie pieaer, iuie idon wieoerbult in
fritiidJen geriooen als treuer Bun.
oesaenoiie Seiterreifs 5eigt imO
Die anbercn @roBmahte redt5eitig
aefpornt bat, feline weiteren SanbeI
AZ MAIDEN. Die giGdtr boben 81
nenia g3ciaung ii9 pegen oeS al.
3lliredI geDoroenen SerbieuS iidl
onf eiten &SeltbrnnO ein3uloiien.
Ger ruiiiihe g1r brummt 3nnr
reft laut, miro aber angeiihts Der
Ginbeit mo 3eitiafeit oes grei.
bunoes es pobl beim Drummer Be.
ipenoen laiien. Die aau5e Nelt
ridjtet in oieien Go1cn ibre gtuaen
mie6pr ouf Den 6rieoenSfoiier III
9eutIhlon0, Der onrd Elm Radt.
mort abermoIs cinen bIutigen 8eIt.
frieg berbiiten miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
eonOlpe6r.gerein bon genninatun

S5onntag 1ieIt Der riibrige 2dllb.
tpebrperetn ton Bennington uno
ltmgegeno in oem berrIiGen Sen.
nington Barf iein oiesiGbriges 9gic.
mic ob, oas, tpie n1e getgniislngen
6ieies 8ereius, ii6 zines 8nbIrei.
den gciudS erfreute. golfSipiele
oIIer glrt ne6ieIten in nngenebuer
@ltfeinonbcrfcIge ntiteinanher al.
Die &oncraoer ldn9en SoIontenlic'
Der; @eididteu aus Dem Soloaten.
Ieben I'M ariege uno I'M sSrieoclt
tpuroen crj6bIt, irno 6er in glus.
iiht Itebenoe arieg 5tpiiden Deter.
reid ltngorn mo Ser6ieu ioipie Die
I0gIi6feit zines aroBen europdi.
I6en ariegeS pnroen lcbbdft eror.
tert Scr Smabo 2anopebroerein
mar nit 20 Wfonn al ser SSeItli9.
felt nertreten, tpel1e Die 6abrt ouf
einem grobcn 2oitnutomobil Ger
Stors 9reping 60. nn6 oent Set.
pIoe befor0ert nuroen. gluh ga.
billion batte elm Itorfes &ontingent
aameruOen gu Der GeitIidfeit ge.
itelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
9uS 6Obmiidls SnrHisit.
Dit rirem gIdnscnosn Sdlantairntu
iOmmt bafielbr Snm sIb.
IdJlHh.

@ar Die nm Somitag Rodntittog
itattaeilmOcne Strnbenporooe Oer
bobmiid)en Guriier unb bobuliiher
8ereine Elm grobnrtiger @rfols, 10
nuroe oieielbe oitrh Die om Sonn.
tag i'm gaiebon Borf itnttfinoenoe
2 ShliiBicier, per6nuom nit einem
al1nseno berlniliencn Sfoutiirncn
In oeu Sdatten aeitelt. 3ipiihen
6000 mO 1000 Rerioueu boten ben
Sonnenitrablen Eros mo ibailtcn
0en geoiegcnen llebltngeu 3u. Hei.
5eno maren bic BON 6en Gomenflni'
lem ousgeiiibrten 8ouSe, un0 cinen
Sturm pon 9eifoa rieien Die bon
elmer Domentloiie Gbitagos nit Ga.
uoe.Sluoern ousgeiiibrten llebungcn
6erpor. sic iiuo cinjig in ibrer
glrt.
@cuucrncur W1orcbcao bielt einc
glniprade, in tpelher er Die Bob.
men oIs CUTE 9iirger i'm ariege Die
inn 5rieOen prizes.
Sine i6nuugpoac RcSe in bob.
miiher Sprod)e fpliroc BON Dem
3urnlebrcr Soiepb eernof BON
@bicogo gcbalteu. Scuator Slocet
pon @aboo belt Die tllr5e, fernigc
ShluBreOe.
DlaDor Ioblman nabm Die
8reispertbcillrng Dor, uno er entIc'
oiate iit Der Sahe NIT btelem @c.
ibid. 3as Surnfeit mar ofienbar
eines Der eriolgreifiten i'll Der @e'
ididte oes 60brniiden 3urnerblm.
oes, lmO Der bieiige ieitgcbenoe 8er'
Gin fam nit Stol3 auf ieine Mr.
beiteu ylriidbliden.
glls lmicrc alien Eurner Die
berrlidcu 2eiItungen Der 9lttipen
bemunOertcn fam linen getpiB Der
@eoonfe, narirm fonnen bic Deltt.
ihen Cma6os niht aud auf tur-
neriidcm @cbiete iid pieber betba-
tiaen? 9as oeutihe Clement III
bod mlmeriid bieI itarfer, als ouS
bobniifc "a febIt eS aber Dor
aaem all Dem notbigen aSSntereiic
ino an eiuem ienlinariitiih olisge'
bilocten 9urulebrer. 8ieIleiht no'
re es elm gutter BIon, eiuen reiien'
Den 9lrulebrer 5u getpinncn. Der
mebrere gereine i'm Staote beoiener
niirOc gdm, mas nod nidt lit, ODER
beiier, mas lett nidt mebr lit, funr
Uieaei6t nod - o0er pieoer -
mpr0pn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
g}ebrnsfa g[attbentidler 8nn6.

Sonlttog fono in 8ronets SdIs
le an Der 20. uno q 5traBe, Siio.
9nlobo, Die Sa6resoerianmlung oes
gtebrasfa gIottoeutifen gunoes
itntt. @err Serrp 9enfer, gIfboru,
fiibrte ocn goriis uno Serr @aIter
goB, Bapiuion onS 9SrotofoG. @s
puroe cine 0ienge 9toutinegeidof-
te erleoigt, uno bic ge1nten berid).
teten iiber ibre lettidbrige Ebdtig-
felt. Qie 9elegaten lpnren bic 8d-
ite oes Sii6.Gmoba RIattbetfhert
Screen uno tpuroen ouf's geIte be.
tpirtbet. : sm gao6ntittdg fnno m
bem gronef 8arf etn GorniEienpie.
nio Itott, tDelfes gut beilft NOR:
SJeoer ortiiiirte ii6 gut. 9oS @ot.
3e fano nit einen Bal ieiuen gb.
id4B. ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
.SOlDatsn tfntrIl
anI Anioniltn!
Slutissr SuiammeniiOh 5iuiTden
9rnppeH nnO Srriwillisen.-
Bier tOOt, go psrwnnoet.

Dublin, Srlano, 27. SnIi. -
aIs ole 5olgc zines blutigen GU
iammenitoBes 5miiden cinem 9ns
tdillon idlottiid)cr Sodjldnoer (Stings
0pn Scottiib goroercrs) ino elmer
shtbeiIiIng llnioniiten 6reifpiniaer
puroen orei Yldnner nnO cine 5rou
aetobtet mo iiber 60 YerioneH Der.
lett. Sieben Der yetteren oiirftert
nidt nit Dem Seben oabonfomnlen.
gie goli5ci bate 9lofrift er1ol.
ten, 6uB 10000 @eipebrc uno TO-
600 9otroneil BEL SSoiutb geIonoet
INTO uon oen 6reiruiaiaen IN Gnl.
piang aenonlnen lpor0en mnren,
ann Die 9oiien inib glunition nob
Der Staot 81 bringell. Sin Itnrfes
8oIijeinuigcbot purOe abgeIdnot,
I'M Die 9ofien mo 0tunition sit
beidllagnabmen, permohte ober
nidlts aus5urihtrL poranf elm Bot
tailIon SfottI1n0er obgeianOt muir.
Be. 9emielben eelang es, einen
1beiI Der gBafien 5u bei6Iagnob.
men, rpuroen ober oespegen BON
elmer nnd 5allienoen 51bIeuoen
Menideuhlengc berbobnt uno NIT
Steinen lnO 5laiden betporfen.
SdlieBIi9 fieIen mebrere SdiiIie,
ml6 5lpei Solooten puroen nertplin.
bet, tporaul Elm Gbeil Oes 8atoil.
Ions 5euer nAf oas goIf eroifnete.
SIN ndditen 9ligenblif poren Die
StroBcn nit GerlpunOeten beoedt,
uno Die goIfsmaiie itob auseinnnoer
Der 2oromaDor Der Sta0t bot ge-
gen ons 8crgeben Der SoIooten
BroteIt erboben unO oas gorgeben
Der SoIoaten in i6arfen @orten
beroannrt. St beIduI6igt 6os Dii.
Iit1r Der 9orteili9feit, oenn ipdb-
reno ben Srongemen BEL 9eI9of.
fung BON @afien feinerlei 9inoer-
niiie IN ben @eg geleet iueroelL
meroen bic glnbdnger Der Come
RuIe nuf ale eroentlide Beiie bi-
fanirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27

Ger &rlegerberelll bon gentriee
feierte Sanitag inter groBer 9e.
tbeiligung Der aomeraoen aus ben
umIiegen6en St1Oten Die 8eibe iei-
ner neuen prG6tigen SABINE. 9eIe.
gationen aus SAILS Gitp, SSobnfon
8Ipnoiitb, Glatonin, 9etpitt, 5eiu-
aro, Snlnbo IL. Columbus poreft an.
peiero. Der 8eibe1ft ipurOe nuf benz
Goienplns Der Central ShuIe boil.
5ogen uno bielt 8iirgernteiiter
s. gB. g2aper Die engIiide itr16 &r.
9eter aaiicr, 8ise.Brdiioer1t oes
8eItliden arieger6urtoes Die be1tt.
ide SSeitre6e. Gin i6ones W2uftf-
progranlm fam ebenfaas 5ur 4us.
fiibrlng. 9ln abeno idloB Die fho,
ne 6eier NIT einem grOBen Gefts
boa in Der 8ereinsbale.
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gro6ibitiuniitsn acidJlasen.
9cmofratrn ron Scras erfldren fd
bel ben Erimdruablen &c.
gen Oicirl6en.

Dallas, Ter, 81. ,qli. Die
9robibitioniiten bnbcn bel oen oe.
mofratiiden Stants'Brimdrpoblen
cine entidieocne 9fieoerloqe erlitteu.
SSames s. 5erguion aonoioat Der
@egner Der Brobibitiou iiir 0aS
@ouoerneursant, bat oeu 4robi.
bitioniiten 3bomos 8. gaQ init ei.
ner Stimmcnme6rbeit pou 10000
aeiflogen 9us Grobibitioussglmen.
Oentent 3lr aonititition lit nit ci.
ner Maiorit1t pon ii6er 10000
abeelebnt noroen. Ger Sanpf &c.
gen gro6ibition iDurOe bonn Oeut.
iden StaatsperbonO geiiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-27
9rsi auubeu crtrnnfen.
3nsi ;yamilicn in ct. GSwarbs,
Gtbr., itbiper brimseindDt.

ct. g6moros, g2e6r., 81. Suli
3tpei S0bne oes Gbcpoores 8bar-
man, Stnoben i'm sitter BON 6 Bis
s s5abren. uno Ser ein5iee, ncun.
i1brige Sobn oeS @bepanres MOB
Sounoers, fanoeu beim 8ooen i'm
geober Greet i6ren Zoo. 8reibia
D1inlltcn nod Dem llnfoae gelung
es, Die 2eidnomc at bergen. 9lap
8ieoerbeIebuuasueriute aber lun'
rem erfolglo5.
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gam. GIiaiier idllper erfranft.

gu unierem 9eoouetn pernebmen
mir, ooB Serr @m GlioiIer. Der
befonrte 91dermeiiter an Der is.
uno 8iuton 5trnBe, 10 i6tuer er.
frnnft 1T, SoB an ieinem Bteber.
onffontnien gestpeifelt irirb. Ct
bat iih einer Operation ititteriies
ben Ioiien miiiien un0 Iei0et an
Snpbusfieter.
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Gan3 europa mobilifrt (tint Armttn!
Jtur Our6 Elm Jlla6tmort DGut(6(anO'S OdrftG
Elm We(l6rieg a6geWenOd Wer0en!
1ien's gtntlpOrt am oslterrsidl nnbsIrieois sens!

Die bpmaH @erbnOauaeH 5nien bru gatOnen nbgrbrodn
uHb bic nlrn SdhHs fradru bets Der Wrenp JnBlnnb
ldIeH SerbeH Sal fOmmeH ~ pOaeH nHo mublir flint
ArmrefupS lluebmt drtasbsstifernHg bridt in @ien
nnb Berlin - Ter OsHide aaier elf bm, iHeu Gninh
I'm 9Htie bes 6rieOnS aHi5nbeen and GHslanb wro i'm
Hterehe bes br0nS wirfen. 0anj europa bere nd fir
ale 0bennaGten Die Gage t 1870 ndt geia6r.
DrObsHb ne gegeHuGrig.
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9ns asnniainn.

Die Slttberaner bott Sdrpn
gotrtu bielten Gonntng oitf Der
Gorm 6reO Bars, norooitli9 pon
@retno, Elm aug Der gon3en nn1ge.
eero itorf beia6tes 9icnic nb. afeb.
5. S. SduiOt Ieitete oie fhcn
berIoufene SSeiHi6feit.
Der Sorpp Goutitp 2aitOpebrDer-
eia sc;sS ~ gbren ieines beroien.
ten rno beliebten Graiioenteu, Ser.
man Boiling om Is. gIngiiIa
abenbs i'm 0eutIden &ans eiissys
Gmpfdng NIT nohfolgenoem 8ofss
fett peranitolten.
Cine eroBortige Seier itebt IN
gtusIift;. glmer @ortunnn bon Eo-
pinion un6 Sri. 2lod Belle Grith-
field BON 5pringiieEO berm1bIten
6tdy Ieste 8ude III Omaha.
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Slcinc stnStncniafeiten. /.

Die Rilitorp 9lonO 8fpiiden
Gnaba rnO 9enion miro reparirt
peroen. Die ihledten @rollititei.
ne ioQcn 6ur6 neue eriebt tperoen.
5eute 9lbeno iin0 Die bobmiiden
9urncr uno ole @iitglicoer Der
gotarians Gi6Itc Der glf.Sor.9en.
3Srau QucD @oo6ner, Gi5e-Yrdii.
oentin Der ani9bts & 2ooies Of
Securitp. itnrb Snmitng in ibreu
Seim 1913 iiiol. 26. StroBe.