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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-29

Drop in at OpItz Market and see how
sanitary things are kept-Advertise-
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-29
HARVESTING GRAIN AT MESA.

Mesa, Ariz. May 2S-The grain har-
vest. season will soon be IN full swing
Several threshinE crews commenced
work the first of this week All the
farmers who grew grain this year re-
port excellent crops
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Capitol Dome Aglow
For Shriners' Meet.

The Capitol dome was outlined by
light Tuesday night and stood oIt
against the sky like the tower of
some exposition palace. For miles
around Atlanta it was visible Auto
mobilists returning from the roads
brought word that they saw it from
away out in the country
This is the illumination which VIII
be visible all night every night during
Shrine week here next month. The
wiring was completed Tuesday ana
the first test of the work was made
during the early evening.
f. Y. L. Smith, the local electrician.
noble Of Yaarab Temple, conceived
this idea of lighting the big dome.
and has superintendent the work. He
has borrowed here and borrowed
there, getting some of his material
even from New Orleans and he has
given generously of his time to make
the old Capitol look gay and festive
In the Shriners' honor
Mr. Smiths plan includes a light
i'm Miss Libertys torch with perhaps
others on the figure itself. He Is eN-
perimentine now for the best effect.
40 cost to the state Is incurred by
this work BY borrowing from assoc
ciates in the electrical business Mr..
Smith has reduced the expense to a
minimum and that is being borne boy
Naarab Temple.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
POLITICS TOPLAY
PART IN STATE
LABOR MEET
Georgia Federation to Act on Ex-
Governor Browns Attitude
and Senatorial Contests.

MACON, April 15.-The sixteenth
annual convention of the Georgia
Federation of Labor began here this
morning. with nearly all Of the 12o
delegates in attendance and fully Too
other union men present some ac-
companied by their wives.
A feature Of the convention, am
ticipated with much interest is the
report of the special committee di-
rected to prepare a reply to the crit
icisms made by Joseph NJ. Brown,
when he was Governor. on labor
unions in general, with particular
reference to the Georgia Railroad
strike The committee is composed
of Jerome Jones, w c. Pickett and
L. p. Marquardt, all prominent Geor-
gia union workers.
Denuncation Anticipated,
1t is believed that the report Will
be a scathng denunciation of the OK
Governor for his views and if the
report is adopted, as it probably viii
be, the attitude of the federation and
Of Georgia union labor men toward
Governor Brown will be Enthusiastically
defined In view of the eX-Governor's
possible candidacy for the United
States Senate this matter is one of
the keenest interest among the dele
gates
1t is more than likely that the
federation will positively declare its
stand on matters political
even going to the extent Of adopting
Endorsements for Senator and Cover
nor 1t is indicated now that Senator
Hoke smith will be indorsed for re-
election. and that an effort will be
made to declare Thomas 5. Fielder
the choice of the federation for the
Bacon uueXpired term.
Gubernatorial Choice Unsettled.
Just who win be Endorsed for Gov
ernor is not known. 1t may be some
man whose candidacy for that office
has not been announced.
Hoyt Kirkpatrick, of Atlanta. Is
looked upon as the next president. to
succeed :. b. Marks, OF Atlanta, who
has held the office two years. but Is
said to seek reelection. HoweVer
there win probably be opposition
to both Kirkpatrick and Marks on
account Of the fact that both are
from Atlanta Some Of the delegates
openly state that they think another
city should now be honored with the
executive Office
Numerous entertainments have
been arranged for the visitors, IN
Guiding a ball tomorrow night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Col. W. 7. Gentry's
Goth Birthday Is
Celebrated Happily

w T. Gentry president OF the
Southern Bell Telephone COMPANY
and one of Atlantas best known ciu-
zens, is recovering" Wednesday from
a storm of handshaking and congrat-
ulations on having passed the siXtieth
milestone on life's road. His birthday
left him badly fatigued and a verita-
Bile presidents arm" but With q
heart filled with happiness and smile
that radiated geniality and good hu-
NOR
Several hundred of Mr. and Mrs
Gentrys friends We're invited to Their
home, Virginia Manor Tuesday
night to help him celebrate the an
niversary. The house was filled with
dozens of baskets of beautiful flow
ers sent by friends a $ a token of their
friendship, and the flowers, brilliJnt
music and an atmosphere of genial
hospitality made the affair one t. De
long remembered. MI Gentry was
presented with a silver service an6 a
handsome hall clock. the gift OF de-
partmental employees Of the local te.-
ephone Offices. A buffet supper WIS
served
Besides celebrating the siNtieth an
niversary of Mr. Gentry's birth. The
reception marked the first occasion
that their friends have been hidden
to the new Gentry home.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
DOCTORS
HERE FOR GOTH
ANNUAL MEET
Papers on Latest Scientific Meth
DDS To Be Read by Delegates,
Mayor in Welcome Speech.

With delegates representing every
section Of the State, the Medical AS
sociation of Georgia Wednesday be-
gan its sixty fifth annual session. The
convention, which will last through
Friday is being held in the Wesley
Memorial Building. corner Ivy street
and Auburn avenue, and the house
Of delegates is meeting in the same
building.
The first session was called to or
der at 1890 o'clock by President Raj
ston baltimore, of Savannah Mayor
Woodward welcomed the delegates
on behalf of the city, and DR.. Dunbar
Roy delivered an address of wei
come on behalf of the Fulton County
Medical Society. The response to both
addresses was delivered by Dr.. Law
ton Hers, of Savannah.
Among the entertainments planned
for the delegates is a banquet Thurs
day night, to be rendered by the Full
ton County Medical Society.
Interesting matters to be discussed
include a paper Wednesday afternoon
by DR.. A. L. Avant, of Savannah, on
Means and Methods That Should
Be, Used to Increase the Longevity of
Man" Dr. f. G. Davis, of Atlanta,
will read a paper on 'Anesthesia
During the Past Year"
A lantern slide demonstration will
be made of bone and joint diseases
by DR.. Michael Hoke of Atlanta.
The Posture Of the Human Body-Its
Relation to Health and Efficiency
viii be the subject of a paper by Dr..
Fred G. Hodgson. of Atlanta.
The officers of the association are
DR.. Ralston baltimore, Savannah,
president; DR.. j. D. Chason, Balm
bridge, first vice president: Dr.. W.
6. Lyle, Augusta, secretary and
Ilcasurer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Woman Sues for
$4,000 for Fall on
Apartment Stairs

Mrs. John j. Callaghan, Of no. Al
Markham street, wants $4,000 as
balm for injuries received when she
fell down the steps Of an apartment
house at No. 321 Forrest avenue more
than year ago. She has filed suit in
the Superior Court against George W.
Akers who owns the house
Mr.. Callaghan also entered a suit
against the landlord for $1,000. oe-
clarins that he was deprived of sere-
ices of his wife. which he values at
1000 a year, and which he specifies
as housekeeping cooking, sewing, etc.
Mrs. Callaghan ayers that I'm de
scending dark, unighted stairs her
foot caught in strip of insecure car
pet and she fell breaking both bones
Of her left leg just above the ankle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

Smashing the Vice TRUST Whlcn
is at the Atlanta Theater for the
week, with daily matinees at 3 o'clock,
has scored a spectacular success here
as iu New York city a two thea
ters within a dozen blocks of each
other It first opened at Webers
Theater. and later al the historic
Garrick. where h has the distinction
of being the only moving picture that
has ever played there AZ both thea
tors capacity houses greeted nearly
cverv performance despite blizzatd
weather BIG crowds are seeing the
photoplay at the Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

The sale of seats for the engage
ment of Otis Skinner i'm "Kismet
next week begins Thursday morning
at the Atlanta Theater The mail
orders already received indicate that
the opening night will be most brill
liant occasion. Mr. skinner and the
play have won triumphs In New
York. Chicago, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Boston and other cities and
the actors impersonation of Halt, the
beggar of Bagdad. is wonderful The
play win appear Monday for four
lights and a Wednesday matinee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
to Attend
Panama Exposition

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Presi-
dent Wilson told Arnold Kruckmsn.
of the around the world
aero race. that he would attend the
Panama Pacific Exposition in San
Francisco next year.
The President said he would do all
in his power to have the army and
navy interested in the world aero
plane race and to assist wherever
possible.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Sculptor Is Victim
Of Exposition Venus

SAN FRANCISCO, April 15,-Rob-
ert Payne. a sculptor, met defeat at
the hands OF Venus at the Palace Of
Honor in the exposition grounds
PAYNE was placing the statue IN
place when it slipped from its pedes-
tai and fell on him inflicting cuts and
bruises about his head. He was taken
TO a hospital
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
No Fit in Shops, Goes
To Police for Shoes

CHICAGO April 15-When Daniel
Mccormick was unable to get a large
enough shoe TO fit him, he went TO police
II wear size liz. and the only place
! knew TO get shoes that big was of
policeman he said
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Simple Little Baking
Relieves Rheumatism

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS. April IA bath in paraf
fine. heated to 1875 degrees, will relieve
govt and rheumatism, according 70
Or Bartche de Sandfort.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Ancient Arabic Art
Treasure Found
Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Cable 70 The Atlanta Georgian,
CAIRO. April 15.-Whie disman-
Ting an old palace near the citadel
workmen discovered large sculp-
tured case which contained real
treasure, consisting Of old Arabic
manuscripts. magnificent silver ana
bronze mosque lamps cups and car
pets, evidently made during the time
of the Arabic apogee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
Fight Will Of Man
Sleepless 20 Years

RIVERHTAD. y. y, April l5.-John
J Fourier. whose will is being con-
tested, told witnesses he had not slept
for twenty years
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
FOR GRAND OPERA

You should have a pair of our small
field glasses. Sit any place I'm me Az
Moore q Sons. - North Broad street
ApNERTIS EMENT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

Gs Idbi flo gut unb blula In bltIsm
Nmbauit ltben nHb In @ommtr
a INNER boa bon @dftfH, Bonn %
bsnbi tinen iiber flntn aiIomtlir
IdHom aitItrnipoIo un0 0is Snetb0s
riot aifte. bic cine bsrrIids DHnsns
blIOuns aufptln un0 tinen munotts
bartu flodsn Strand aus Dem Itins
fen Sdnoe Bat. 3ennsnftf uno
brett umaiirtti CT oas Mssr. Sd
babe MID trob 0ta fhnei0enDen
Observation-Disclosures jlusi aaatIana b.
itlist umbtreetrisbsn, sipilGtn ben
Idlbsnbsn 1tnsn berumFduImstnh,
uno "a mar mir II mtinsr obIunq1a
Ginlamlsit, oils lsitn Wstr un0 81
mtiH tiesn. SD babe Dem SGrsi on
@ttuOgt gsIaufdt. babe bic Some
ms Wltsr bsrintsn Itbeu. fab GiIder-
bitten uno Winomiblen am DHnens
ranO ii,ben uuo fiiblts mid bspeei
bsim anbIid ots niidtsrntn 3insls
i6upptns am Stran6s. Der fd rot
abbott Dor ountsIm aisfernetbHlG.
Differ liable SduppsH NIT ltintm
SnboIt aus Gtrdnopagen uno Boot
unO Ratstsntanoas. Ods man alts
bur6 bic Gtnitsr betradten fam,
fpridt ndmIid bon srbabentF, msns
fdenbriiosrIider 5ilfsbereitlhdft: es
III Die lsbis osutfas Station Der Gts
ieai6dft Sur Rtttuns GhifTbri9igsr.
= Ridt gar melt BON benz Atitunes.
bootfauppsn bebtn ii9 hen Dor Dem
ounleln atsfernpdlos BON qoInnesn,
BEN ndbsn, ruFiI9en Stsbaoe, stpei
siipa orsi Wistsr bobs SieinobsIisitn
ob. Der cine tr6gt Den prsubiI9tn,
Der uHOsre ben OoppIi0pfigtn ruff.
iaen aolsr. 60 bIidtn iie EtsiF unb
itumm aufs Deer bindus, IGdusn
f4 an, iper mag iagsn. Oh trubis
obsr Observation-Disclosures, cEsft
grsn5Ittins, 5obeitsasidsn Der bsiotn
militdrgerpaltigiten 9to1ten oiefer
Groe. Giinf5ig G6ritts tpeitsr len.
isits ots DsrfaIItnsn 9ren8ordbijaus
mes uno Der peibtOpfissH Martis.
rungsfsins, Die aus Sano nno Gss
itriipp in LANCER atibe berborIugeu,
itebt auf bier ROBIN gdumTt6mmsa
Elm. elmer @~iIotuujsI nidt undbnIi4s
SolJbitie nit elmer ourh cine Setter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09
8anFr alta Ait rrlttt.
gon e.Iene ;. abIerlluh

Ia erntueft, elm iperlponsr ilsberrtf
itnsr gaujsit III. 1as idSnG gut sr'
balisnt gcrial NIT Der srdSios nod
auben ~gsiptHottsn Grsitrtpps irdst
ibsr Der Snldrift 6ss Grbauers oas
Datum 1924, cine 3eit tttiitsu Ries
oergdnlss bsutfher aunit, lpds Dem
ssI6madDOlsn Ban sinsn nm 10 gros
bertn Msrt perlsibt.
BON quiaartsn aus BE Gprts
iberIhrdtsno. ndbern mir uns benz
sigsntIidsn 3sutrum, osmisnigm Be
reid Der Siaot, Der ii6 I'M ibrs al
ititsn airdsn lsgt uno oi, lsbtsn
Relie alts 9trIinsr Boutsn birgt. Be
reiis BON Der Bride Gus srblidsH mir
auf Dem RsutH Marti 0en itattli9eu,
iuenH an6 Idmudloisn gdu Der aus
Gem 13. Sabrbunosrt itammsHOtn ole
ten Mlarisntir6e, osrsn SILHOUETTE fth
in ihlihisn. rubigen 2iHisn pom
tlartn SimmsI abbsbt. Der aus
grautH 5slbitsinqud6erH srriai,ts ets
mos itntridligs 6auptbau, Der rots
gaditsiugiebsI unO Die in btnsriinsr
9aiina lsuhtmoe maIsriIde Surms
fpibe fdIiebsn ii6 5u elmer bibi4en.
in sigsHtiimIidsn aontrait,n tsbsns
ben @ruppe 3ufnmmsu. Dos SnHere
Der Stride, In Itrsug eotiidsm StiI
gsbaltsn, nirtt NIT isiHsH bohen
66ifIsn, trdftigsn pfsilsru uub id0s
men gogsuidpingungsn isbr cine
Orudsbol, tros Der uberiorsidItiseu
Reuopierung Der Rsu5sit, bic inn Den
56msl3 oes aItsrtiimIidsH ssnoms
men bat. Rsidsr @dHoi6mud an
Grubmdlern, gpitapbien uHO GsmdIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

Mt.gerIin: 6of in Der 6ii@eritrubc.
umfIOFens 2ano5ungs, bic iid uus
entgeeenHrsdi. ipenn mir uuf Der
Ddifenbriide fsben, entbGlt sinige
StraBensige, bic 3u ben dlieitsn Der
Std6t geb0rsn. pa fno Die SLIDER
unb bic qttriftraBe, bic llfer an Der
Grieori6sgraht un0 an Der Jii4ers
Bride uno manhe duosre @dFe, in
oensn fid nod bier unb oa Die leBtsn
RsIts elmer nuuoerlidsH Grfitsttur
perIteden.
6isr Elm groBss nuhtises @sbduoe,
ouT elmer 8ogtnbuae rubeno, Die bon
frdftigen gfsileru getrngen nirO. 8ds
nsbsn Elm bpbes, l9malss 6ous NIT
ftaFfslf0rmig aniteigen0em Dad, bic
8erbrodelnbe 5aHabe 1uf idpsrsm
lIntergei9oB Dem MaFer augepeHoet.
3nif1en binein dbsr blidsn mir in
cine enss, Ountle Safe, an 6sren Ssi'
ten f6 bon geahtigtsit gsIdipdrsts
MauermdFen biusie6sn. Gs III Der
.Gr6geI", bon Der Spresftite seIsben.
Dor i6m auF benz I9nnlsn l1fsritreis
fen 1T dlIerei 8erlmpel aufgsitapeIt,
iiber Dem MdTdeIfide, an Der Qeine
bdngeno, i'm 8inoe fldttern. @ihi
0dDor pas ountle MaFer Der Gpree,
ouF Dem bebedte gnrfen unb Ddmpfs
T6iffe Iiegen, 0eren rots unb gelbums
rdnoete GnornIteine iDie bunts Glsden
in Der Cuff Iteben. 8ariiber bic Oie'
len 9riden, bic bdlo idrGs, buIb
geruoe ME GGben iiber ben Glub
luufen.
Sn Der ndbsn s5iinsritrabs, in Der
aud nod man9 trnuli9ss 9dus Der
dItersn 3eit erbalten tit, iibsrruiGi
uns unter oisIsn Elm eigendrtiger gn'
Bid. 6ons am gnbe Der Strnbe,
etrpas binter Die anosren GsbduOs 3u'
riidtrsteuo, itsbt Elm nisoerss tleines
6uttlein, Elm psnig padlig i6On
ober f1ubsr bergerihiet uno ipie aus
elmer GpieI5tuglhddteI bierbin &c,
ftsLIt. Sin acknowledgement @isbel
NIT leiftgeI 1Deiitem Dad, einigef
gruppen tIsiuer JsnIier unO itpt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09
mt.gerrin: Ser ar6aeI bon Der gaTerfeite.

Den, 6ieIe 0islfad nod in alter ums
ra6mung, belebt Den 8oum, iiber Den
fi9 Elm ourd bobe farbise Jsniter
bre4enOes, angsnebm gsbdmpftes
2int breitet.
Denige S6ritte BON bier fi6ren
uns in ois 5pan0auer GtraBe, mo
uns inmittsn elmer nii9tern DirisnOen
6GuitrFluht Der Neu5eit Elm 9a4s
6leibIel edter, FaFt unberiibrtsr Griibz
qotit iiberraf6t. IS 1T Die ehemalige
6eiIiges9 eits Rdpeae, elm 3ierli4er
gdu, ebenfaas aus ben lsBten SABRE
aebnttn oes 10. Sa6rbunOsrts. gu
Dem ppmp0ien 9eubau Der 9dnbelss
bo9f9ule aus md4tigsn grduen
Guaosrn biloet ole tleine, aus rOts
braunem gddftetn srbaute aapsLle ben
oentbar gr6Bten 9egenius. @is Elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

bon chamber g%etrennt, tduhen oisle
Gpuren Der gergangeubeit 5upeilsn
qans ufsrtpartet Dor unieren augen
auf uno nirteH mitten in ibrer mos
0erneH umgebung meiit IeltIam unO
.fremoartig, aber Ou6 10 rei5Ooa ME
gilosr aus Idngt enti4punOener
3sit.
Mer aus Dem Meitsn. Dem neueiten
Berlin, tommeho, Dem Centrum Der
Gtaot suitsuert, miro germ ieinen
Myea am G6IoB boriber nebmeu, Die
fem prddtiglten arditetturpert beg
oenidlen 56liter. Die idone 2inOers
olles, gerIins 9ia 3riumpbdlis, erts
lana, Damn Sen BON fsierli4sn Jaha,
ben nmQtbsnen Gpsrnplas uuo Die
GnlpBbride uberi9reitenO, errsi4eu
mir sfntn glab, Oer ~pnitreitig 8u ben
ifDnften Der Melt gebort. Sn maze
ffasdder @reBe neitet lid Der Raum,
sen Sid auf biz f0nigIide Reiioen5
f.eiqsbenb, Sic bier ibre BOrOerIeite
Sem QuItsarten 3ufDsnost. Die mOnus
msntale graht Der gortale nHO Die
Dtrh reisDoae 5enltsrumra9mungen
unu ben I60aen QOlerfriss 10 Dors
nebm tuirteaoe 6aHa0e bieten eilen
seiterfefli9en 4nblid bar, Der ourd
Sic rubias SDri3ontulIinis Oes fla9en
Du@ea NOD mebr berDorgeboben miro.
Den 6enf6ar groBten GegenIas gu
ben beiDtn grobartigen, aber %ItiIDoIs
Ten G6lDbfnHaOen bilOet bic Spree
letts Bet AeTioens. 8isIe Bartie ges
hDrt init 8um 5ntereHunteIten, pds
Berlin aus feiner friiberen 3eit be-
fiBt, Da tbrs dlttGtsn 5stle Bis ms
MliiteldIter b~inaufrsihen. 9ier slaus
btn mir NOD eiuen 6uu9 mittelalters
Ii6tr Momdntit su ipIiren, Der uns
aus ben griinumpu4ertsn 9irmsn
nnS grEefn. 0en bielfaa pors uno
snriidtfeienoen geilsn Ger ganaen oas
mahIin entftaneensH Mnlage eHtgs'
osnipeht. Die f1ndr5lid srdusr
Mlauetn, bic Ti9 mi. Dem 9riin bss
Wpraartdens i'm Wafer fpiegsln,
bitten ssnsu mublid BON unauslprs6s
tbs maieriFhEEn MsiS.
Dos einslas III Berlin erbaItent
Wr~ibasQebdube BET oeutidsn Rtnuii.
fankt III bas jsst gum t6uigIifm
MldrIIan gtb0rioe 6ntls II oer AEtl'
TIL @irabs, BAL. usiln aa4 idR u0l'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

gu bsifsigsnben glattform Dor ibr.
Mie cine buntIe SILHOUETTE bebt Ii1
oarauf Die @eitalt zines fpdknben
@rsn5sRoiateu Dor benz Simmsl al.
ST bait @usiddu nod S9mugsIern
unO Den f6redli6en lIebsltGtsrn. Die
es iia stna einIaIsn IaFen tOnnteH,
Obne qaB Die 9r.H5e oes Beiligen
aublano gu iiberI4reiten. Dem 9rs
men piiros es libel ergeben, @srboIs
tung tp6re oas minoeite. 9arum bat
Die preubifhe aegierung DorIorgIi9
Dor Der @ren3e orunten am Gtronbe
sinen grobsn 5ttin srri9tet nit Der
bs3ei6nenbeH 4uffhrift: .Murs
nung! Grenas!a Wer fib ibrigens
fir 20 pfennigs einen Grenapab nit
Ger 8eitdtisung. Dab er cine unbers
bd9tiss perion fsi. beri9dfft. Der
lam fi9 goriben" einmal umItbtn
un6 gepiB re9t lebrbafte @erslsi9t
5ieben. a6er aud, tpenr er OissIsits
Der 9ren5e blsibi, uffenbari Ii9 ibm
Elm Gtiid9en aubIdno in Den f9ofs
psI3betleioeten 9auern, Die 1uf
f9pa6en, NIT 3dbsn 6oI6poniea bes
ipuuntsn DdgeIdtn Idpere aisFsrn.
famine noh ben Memeler G9neibes
miblsn fiibren. ueberbnupt bietet
Der Grsn5pertsbr bieE 8untes unO
SntereHdntes.
Dsr peiB, oh biefem tleinsn Rims
merIatt nit feinem berrIiden Stronoe
ni9t sinmaI cine beotutsnosre Rurs
unO SOmmerfrii6ens3utunf srbIiis
ben tpirb. 0eutf6es auItlrpicniers
tum, beutf1e Ribrigfeit baden FH
bier, Stpif6en Den Ti9 felt Ginger
3eit ais Qdti6nden FibIen6en 2its
tauern - Die poIenbefpegung bat ans
ftsdenS gepirtt - bereits fefgeiebt,
uno Die RuItur f9reitet aud rOa
gang Oben4 fieSrei4 fort.
%. 69uIte Brill
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-09

.efaperse Iino tlebenDlpe Gelsni
~ kaBeH aleldfalls stu auiiiei le
nsfenbateu altidIa1s cine ablidt'
e lpTsdtn eIeidfnls pur9 sF'sR
auspfud.
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