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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
ALFALFA TROUBLE

Letters and phone calls have
been coming to this Office every
aay from farmers asking me to
WISH them at once, as something
was wrong with their alfalfa. After
examining all the alfalfa sections
ot the valley | find that the trouble
general. l Immediately got in
touch with the Agricultural Col
'ege and Prof Keyser spent a day
with me visiting the different al
ialla sections, He says the trouble
the black stem rot, which has
gwen the farmers of the Arkansas
valley considerable trouble.
The disease always appears after
lfeezes or bad hail storms that
0'eak the epidermis or skin of the
a.'a'ta stem, through which the
'''ea'e Is allowed to enter.
Inc only remedy and control is
10 cut the alfalfa at once 80 that a
H'w growth can be developed.
IL not cut where the disease is
serious = 1t will not only take the
''' crop, but the second also. and
"'' 30 down into the crown. de.
''roy'ng the plant itself.
o. fellow farmer, if you have
,l' u'Sease to any extent it is ad-
'a''e 10 cut your alfalfa as soon
~ possible, cultivating immedi-
~ after the hay is removed if
'ue ground is hard or baked. 1t
o 'Uu'u be to the advantage of any
~, VINO JAILED to cultivate his al
, ,a''a In the spring to do 80 after
This cutting.
nose who have not examined
a''aifa OF late should do 80,
- nave found the above disease
visited. ' ""''
,oi' heyser will write an arti.
v,,' O' .hls issue of the San Luis
inn ~ commerce Journal explain
"s the disease in detail.
A,., A. G. COOLEY,
Aa, ~ 3. Dept. of Agriculture,
''u''nrist San Luis Valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
DISTRICT COURT

In the district court at Del Norte
Tuesday the case of Bailey VS.. w
w. Harper of Monte Vista was de-
cided in favor of plaintiff and judg-
ment rendered in the sum of 81 900
and court costs. This was case
in which Harper purchased prop
erty from Bailey in Oklahoma
City, paying part in cash and Civ
ing a note and mortgage for the
balance. Afterward the property
changed ownership several times,
but subsequent purchasers failed
to redeem the Indebtedness they
had assumed and Bailey came back
onto Harper when the mortgage
was foreclosed, suing for the
amount of the note, some 81 800
Judgment was rendered for plain
tiff in the sum of $3.50 in the case
or Bacon vs.. Il. II. Oliver and Law
renee Funk, involving a business
transaction.
Joseph Turcott of Del Norte,
who created disturbance at the
Hanka sawmill last Wednesday
was dealt with very leniently by
the court, being given a sentence
of twenty days in Jail. Turcott
was armed with a 45 and threat
ened the life of Joseph Hanka
over money matters. The charge
was assault with intent to do great
bodily injury and he plead guilty
to simple assault.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
p. M. B. PEOPLE PREPARE.
FOR ACTIVE PROGRESS

A shipment of two thousand feet
of six inch ventilation pipe reached
Monte Vista this week for the
Pass-Me-By Tunnel, Mining and
Milling company, which will be
freighted to the mine at once
General Manager L. G. Carpenter
will be in Monte Vista the Goth of
the present month, en- route to the
Z. M. b., where he will take per-
sonal charge of active operation on
the company's big property,
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
FEDERAL RESERVE
BOARD NOMINATIONS

The president Monday nomin-
ated the following gentlemen to be
members of the federal bank re-
serve board:
Charles $. Hamline of Massa-
chusetts, for term of two years.
Paul M. Warburg of New York
for term of four years
Thomas ID. Jones of Illinois. for
term of six years.
W, p g Harding of Alabama,
for term of eight years.
A. G. Miller of California, for a
term of ten years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
uoNTE VISTA BOYS TAKE
HONORS AT ACADEMY

Char les Woods and Donald
shakespeare, two Monte Vista
bows who graduated this year from
he Wentworth military academy,
have by their efficiency brought
,,adit to the school and added
honor to their home town. A gen.
eral knowledge of their successes
has been prevented by the natural
modesty of the boys and it re-
NAMED for the people to learn
from the Kansas City newspapers
what kind of record they had
made. I
Charles Woods was very popular
among his schoolmates and was
chosen as president of the senior
class
Donald Shakespeare was awarded
ehe gold medal for the best all
bound athlete in the school, which
had membership of ITO students.
BE also received the Burnap tro-
Phy, which is given each year for
the best rife shot. The trophy is
! handsome gold watch, a 17-jewel
Elgin. This is the first instance
in the history of the academy where
pne student earned both awards,
hnd the success is the more signif-
cant when considering that the
Students school work must be up
10 certain standard before he is
allowed to enter athletics. Donald
was highly complimented by the
adjutant.general of the United
States army at Washington for his
achievements, on account of which
The school was placed on the dis
'lnguished list among military in
ltitutions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

The question how to unite the
two factions of the Republican
party is uppermost in the minds
of certain politicians. Fusion, as
II rule, absorbs or destroys the
weaker party to the political deal.
The Progressive party is not as
strong as it WAS two years ago by
reason of fusion,
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
COMPROMISE WITH
TELEPHONE COMPANY

on wednesday of this week a
compromise between the NOM
tam states company and telephone
users of Monte Vista was effected
which will probably secure a set.
tlement of their present difficulty.
The company will adhere to their
plan OF disseminating district SER
vice and will reduce telephone rem
tails as proposed, In addition, they
will include in the Monte Vista
exchange all subscribers up to a
line SIX miles north of this place.
Subscribers for six miles south of
Center will be included in the
Center exchange. Also a strip two
miles wide on each of the dead
line" will be declared open terri.
tory in which subscribers NAV
choose to come in on either the
Monte or Center exchange. This
concession is of advantage to the
farmers. The rates charged will
be governed by the distance from
the exchange under the zone plan
as in the parcel post system.
The company has voluntarily
agreed to make no charge for ser
vice in May and the first Is days
in June, toll calls being excepted,
regardless of whether the rentals
had been paid.
1t seems that this plan could
have been agreed upon in the be-
ginning, had the company shown
desire to arbitrate the matter
Special Agent Patterson expert
enced no great difficulty in adjust
ing the matter after he had can
vassed the situation carefully and
he is highly commended by the
business men of Monte Vista in
his efforts to treat the people
fairly. The committee who visited
the Denver office requested several
things, of which this very concess-
ion was one, and they came home
with absolutely nothing for Monte
Vista. The other communities &C
cepted their little Christmas con-
cessions and went back to Uncle
Trusty with JOY. Monte Vista
and Center finding themselves
alone in the battle, and feeling
themselves deserted by their CO.
patriots, some of whom had failed
to withstand the first skirmish,
made the best of a losing fight
andaccepted the terms of surrender.
Long live the king!
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

An auto accident is reported
near Center last Sunday, in which
Oscar Lords boy was hurt and one
OF the two machines which collided
was badly smashed up.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

Deputy Attorney General Bouck
Saturday decided that the Repub-
lican party is the second party in
the state. This decision allows the
Republicans to have half of the
election judges in cities of 5000 or
over at the next election. Mr.
Bouck overruled the claim of +. p.
Costigan, who ran for governor on
the Progressive ticket and polled
1900 more votes than the Repub-
lican candidate, deciding that the
Bull Moosers could not claim sec
ond place because their candidate
name was on the ballots of three
different parties. Mr. Costigan will
most likely take the matter into
the courts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

j. b Cosgritf, vice president Of
the First National bank of Monte
Vista, left for Denver Saturday
night after n two days visit in the
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

General Carranza says the A. b.
G. Mediators have not been able to
settle the land question in their
own countries. That is the real
issue in Mexico and it must be
settled right TO secure lasting
peace.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
"THELMA"

The play-goers of Monte Vista
will have an opportunity to witness
a beautiful play in five acts drama
tized from Marie Corelli's most
widely read romantic story of the
land of the midnight sun, entitled
''Thelma, at Broadway opera house
on Thursday evening, June %.
"Thelma" is a wholesome story
read by all tongues and can be
found among the books in the libra
ries of those who love good, clean
fiction. If you have read the book
you will be surprised to see how
well the story has been written
into dramatic form and you will
see the characters of the story APP
parently step from the book to act
out the story surrounded by the
atmosphere of Norway and Eng
land.
Richardson & Talbert, who are
bringing "Thelma'' to Monte Vista,
have placed the characters of the
story into the hands of an excep-
tionally strong company of artists,
who portray the characters true to
life as the story goes and have
mounted the play with beautiful
scenery and electrical effects. You
will see the echo cave, the mid
night sun, the rainbow of death.
the burning ship, in which the old
Viking makes his last voyage, etc.
Remember the date and buy
your tickets early. Reserved seats
on sale at Fuller's drug store.
Prices % and 80 cents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

f. Il Howard has just completed
a fine ranch house, barn and sheds
on the Henry Wilcox d Sons farm
in the Terrace district. These are
said to be the best improvements
in the district, aud Mr.. Wilcox has
stated that he intends to make u
real farm of the place and demon
strate what can be done in crops in
that part of the valley The first
crop planted on the Wilcox farm
consists Of 100 acres Of peas and
10 acres of alfalfa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20
THE MASONS WILL
OBSERVE ST. JOHNS DAY

st. Johns day, next Wednesday,
will be celebrated by the Masonic
lodges of the valley with basket
picnic. The affair will be under
the direction of committee com
posed of members of the San Luis
Valley Masonic association. 1t
will be held on the l6O-tract of
land purchased by the associstion
some time ago. The grounds are
located about four miles west. of
South Fork between Wagon Wheel
Gap and the fork The Rio Grande
railroad runs through the center of
the grounds and it is an ideal place
for gathering of this kind. The
committee will furnish coffee, lem
onade and ice cream, but those at
tending are expected to provide
their own lunch. While it is an
outing gotten up for the editica-
ton of members of the Masonic
fraternity and their families, any
one who desires to attend will be
heartily welcomed.
The regular train of the Rio
Grande railroad will carry extra
coaches and free baggage car to
the grounds. These cars will be
dropped from the train on reach
ing the grounds and remain there
during the day. Returning, the
train will be held forty minutes if
desired. The round-trip rates are
as follows: From Alamosa, 81 80;
Monte Vista, 81 90; Del Norte, 30
cents. A large tent will be pro.
vided with tables and benches, but
those going are advised to put
plenty of dishes, cups, spoons, ETC.
into their lunch baskets.
The annual meeting of the asso.
citation will also be held during the
day.
The Mexican situation is OK
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

l.. S. Gallagher has notified the
school board that be cannot accept
their offer of the principalship of
the Monte Vista schools for the
coming term. We understand
the board offered Mr.. Gallagher
the same salary as formerly, which
is absurdly small for IA teacher of
his ability, aud they will find that
to replace our former principal
with his equal will be no light
task. Gallagher has received the
highest cooperation from tho pu-
pills, and genuine regret will be
caused when plans fail for his re-
tention in our schools.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Loveland retu rned
Thursday from their trip to Chi
oago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-06-20

The Mexican situation is OK
tremely delicate. The mediation
conference resumed its delibera.
tions today friday. The condi-
tons in northern Mexico caused
by the action of Gen Villa in in
sisting that he shall have complete
military control in the campaign
against Huerta have a tendency to
greatly complicate matters and
seem to threaten a fight between
Villa and Carranza Hope for me-
diation has not been abandoned by
the administration, however.
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Cine pernHnftise gniidt.

gqs geipeis fin Die gr6Bere 8eit.
iittigfeit un0 tieiere Ginitdt Die in
amerifd immer mebr sunimmt, ulO
ole @eiddftsflaIien einihlieBt, mod.
ten mir Die Auimerfiamfeit aui Ell.
men G~ntId6IuB 0e3 Or. 8. SO Cont
ban aus Sump6rep, 9ebr., Ienfen.
Geit nielen Sabreu beiiBt or groBe.
gdnoereien Bel Sumpbrep unO Sc.
bar Gupios. no Die geo0lferung
fat gans oelltid o0er ooh oeutider
a6flmft lit. Sci eiuem f%iir3Iifeu
Snterpiem iagte CT: a@dhreno id.
meine 2dn6ereien inbreIang 8nriid.
gebaIten babe, bin i'd bod ourd ei.
men @ergIeid) Der bon oeiit1hen 6ar.
mern III meinem @ebiete er3ielteu
ReiuItoten NIT bent mas ih an
@adt erbalte, 81 Der 6oIgeritug &C.
fommeit, oaB es iopohI fir Dos
2an6 oils fir 0aS golt an geitcn
it, ipen11 oericnige, Der Oas 2ano
~bearbeitet, oniielbc niih eignet. Sn
@laubeH bierou babe if entihie0elt,
mem gon5es gnn0 al mirfli6e 5ar-
nler SIT D~erfauien un0 1enielben anf
8unid leidte ge0inglmgen 81 tel
len. grfnbrung hat mid geIebrt
6aB 6ieie 5armbeiiber, ielbit menn
lie beim 4nfalf qroBe SfuIoenlait
aif iib Idoeii, iplternin ooppelt 10
bel ~erarbeiteiL ais if ourh Sal
ten oes 2aHoes mo 8erpdd]eu Oes.
iel6en bon Sahr 3i Sabr er3ielen
fam. 9fit Riidiidt aif oieie @abr,
belt ideint es mir, 6aB Elm 1peiteres
3lriidhnlteH meine5 2anoes zine
groBere 8er5ogerlrng Der gntnide,
lung unieres Staotes lit, ais cine
G!n3eIperion fid erIduben bari. Ges.
halb iehe i'd mid na6 oeutiden
6armeru am I'm ibnen mein 2an0
III berfaufei, uno tros6em ih ibnen
Iiberole 3abIungsbcoiHgungen ges
pdbre. meroe id bod mebr bon If.
men ais BON chem 41fter erbal,
ten ioooB ih nidtg oerliere Inn
3ugleid aud Der nele 5drmbeiiba
uno unier @emeilGDeicn qeruinnen. z
8ieies fheint uns cine iebr pernini.
tige un0 nahabmHngsnertbe aniidt
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Ter Omaba 1cutiher ~lluteritit.
imasbcrcin bot IN ieiuer geitriaen
@cneralpcriammlima S25 aus oer
aaiie fiir Den &ilisiou0 Der arieae.
notblciocn0en bemilliat. graiioeut
Sdobler mudte oarmli nufmerfiam.
oaB einile @iitalie0er perIonlih
nod uidts 30 oicieu e0Ien 8pefe
aearben battelL morunf Serr Sol.
z drueioeiuino cine Come aobten
idenfte, Die bon Scrrn @ermonu
9uid, ~ S6 aetauft murbe; Oann
aaben nod Oie WiitalIeOer Auanit
9oamann 81 unb Goniel Sudenies
.Sl, tpas eine @ciommtinmme bon
S33 er9ab. Gieie Srmne ipuroe
heliie pom Rraiioent 5hoBler in Der
omaha 3ribiiue obge1eben, lno on.
init bat oieier 8erein nit ieinen
friiberen Sammlunaen mo 9eitrd.
gen bereits ilbcr 500 fiir Die aricg.
billie beiacitalert mas BEL ieinrr
perbdltniBulaBig tleinen Nn5abl Y2lts
glieoer iebr anerfenHcnsnertb iit
Ter gereIu bot nuh aleif5eitig
ieiue genuttcu fir oas uadite Salb.
iubr ermaGlt:
Braiioent Nm. aaiier;
8i3e.4rdiiocnt SatlinS Soiimonu
Setretar 6reo 3eid;
Sd'aBmeiiter Sobn Soimam;
5iibrer Im @ernnnn.
giah Der g%eriommllug ian6 cine
gemiitblide lluterboltiuiq itntt, mo-
bel Der taIenholle gtnturfomifer Glt.
aliit 9ollmnnu nit ieineu fomiidcn
8ortrdgen Den 9ogel abihoB.
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ai,tens feIsgsIt.

IA, cnSIid tomnlt uoi Bar een @rte
81 bab' cod lange 0rift ~ielaHert.
tenn aliens INNER burial rirf,
Bar mix Der ianse SIeB Ueriauert.
Genu inmsr muB ia benien bran:
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.lHe's per5 bat mir ieinaucrtl
IN i6reibt er mir. Ct iiug ION iut.
Il mar ia iubl I'M Sduseniraben.
Cod iedts ION. iDean CT iiIaileH 0bui
.iuo bibberuo be ~Stoialeu traben.
Se @uNel, ole bcrtobddt Ct,
God ieI6er iebIt ihm &obad ie6r -
zen, Rage. iolite ha0eul
limb Eoden iuin er ood}H Sell
Sr msent, bet IroRe adlts berrihe =
Inc benz II SippeHtriaer, neil
Ir air MD hiiieu iann-0er YTrrimel
lno peiter iGrelbt mir gidre frcdJ !,
Orr 9Gnd il ipehl Der Baud il lue0
gou peieH az Die Raridel
no, meine Slide fe6It Inn iroT,
lib bet ID ibn MD taan bemutternl
UIir frdnlts, bet er Mat babea iDu,
lgeun mir 70 bile bier ber6uttern.
ia. foHm man efidt 5urid ieiunb !
lno ingeIruno. i1g8 tuaelrun6
&ia id bet SungdDen iuttcrn.
Sidmar Webrtua i'm I'M
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Slcinc sfaOtmiafritcn.

Gin tpertbnoaer geI3rnante[
inbit ciner gar5cn gel5garnitlir
nIr6e BON eirtem abliefcrumgspa.
gen Der @eas Sarge erpreB SO. on
Der Gde Der 10. mo iSarnen Stra.
Sc qeitoblen. Ger Chatter lit inbe.
foruit.
Gls er 5pei Mdnner tpegell
Bliidipiels al Der gde IL. mo
Sadion StraBe perGaiten polta,
eutlll0 iif 5uidaig Elm geoolber,
ben elmer Der Mdnner in Der Sntlo
batte, u16 DerIebte ben 8oIi5eibe-
amten 8. 3. geterion Ieift an Der
Iinfen 9en6e.
@eaen zines in Moniaa, ga,
begangenen RaubiiberfaQes nltroe
qeitern bier Ser arbetter Giants.
laus 3nfler aus obigem Grte Der.
6dftet uno miro nah bort 3uriidge.
braht meroen.
4us unbefannter llriade emf.
.itano aeitern Gad)t gegen fl lbr In
benz m~betpo6nten @auie Gfe Ia.
un6 SberDooo Ape. 5euer, oas bon
Der 6euernebr ohne groBen Sdo.
ben a15urldten geIoidlt pur0e.
Seute 4beno bdlt Der San.
oelsflub III iainem Seim iein o@oo0.
feaomibip Dinner ab.
Gum 8oriibenben 6es 6inon5.
Counties Der Ser. Observation-Disclosures
geieaihoften BON 9fndbo uuroe
Charles 3. Sunoo mo at g1itglip-
bern 6esieIben bic Serrrn 6. Z.
aouHBe, .8enrp 9ou0Ip, 8ralf Sub.
Jon, 6. g. 9iron 81. 5aruom
Smitb mo 8nrpn @loiD olls Silo.
Omaha 9efpahIt. Die oiff3nbringeuoe
Summe mur0e borldufig auf $10,-
1000 f~eit9efebt.
Bon einem 95rouen5immer
Drroe 0iife Goth, 1901 "a. 10. Str.
iii eiilem ulioroentlidelt @anie Der
3. 8aro ourd bic redte 6ifte ge.
|idoiien Die @nnoe lit nidt idlimm.
Cine SiirD in Ridter 2ee
IGiteae's 9iitriftgeridt iprad Sobu
10. goois sos Gnti6a0igufg gegell
Die StorIano 81. al fir 8erluite,
6ic er erlitten butte, nls er aus
Dem @mpreB Ibeater B~inausgepor,
FEN pllr0e.
8or Dem 8oo6men geb1uoc
nur6en Dem 81. 8. q. 9nrmoon
dis ct fiir3e 3cit lem aitto berloi
len bate, EN- 9iontgenaS Mp.
parrot uno cine Iaid)e NIT appara,
ten gcitobIen.
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0nmrn Nilfenrrrin.

glm moraigen Gage 1alt Der
oeutidnmerifaHitc gnncu Silis.
pcrein i'm 9eutidcn @anie cine re.
qelmdBige @criaumIIng alb. Sal
fee Lott Die 3nuge, mo 10 miro, Ga
nebeubei aid uoh allfeu pernb.
reidlt niro, bic l~lnterbaIhutp cine
rege un0 intcreiiante meroen 5untaI
es in oieicr biitoriiden 3cit an
NeiitUoaem Stcff nidlt monaeIt.
@leih3eitig iei onraui ouimcrfiam
gemaht, oaB Dies Die Iebte gcriom-
lung i'm alten Snhr III, EN- @runo
mebr, baB feline Game fr6leu iollte.
SRI. 3oia 9arbs aus Center
Goint So, hat Dem 3eutiden
5raueu Silisperein 50 fir ben 5en0
Der ariegsnotblei0euoen geian6t.
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Snfime arieusnadridlten.

SEER arib @erncr. Stdotdrdlitctt
.pon eoblenj. 9rlloer non Ard}ltctt
9drI Aerner bier idlreibt mterm
III. Ropenbcr, oaB GGtidlauo mo.
meHtau mebr mlslebiIocte Soloten
III Geuiihlono bot ols Dor acm
ariegc Is ino icbt wieoer iouleIe
Ylaunidaiteu borboH0crJ oar ioaar
Sdltlet. poteIs mo l~rrnballen als
aaicrnen beniiet pcr0en. ?
Damn limo nod iiebcn 9lilliouan
0lnnn sur Berfiguna, oic uolitdn-
Oia oicnitiabia ober nod niht gaH1
~altsgebil0et iinD.
gr ifrcibt icrncr, baB iolpobl
iii Goblpn5. oils and am gnn8et
8beiu allies oen gcpobutrn @aug
aebt mlo oaB Die groBen Stahltuer.
fe Tag nno 9tadDt arbeiten, tbeil.
wciie nm alie gciteItnngen iertia
III mdden, uHo thcilneiie I'M
StriegsbebiiriniiIe so Oeden. Aiid
neron piele @rpuatcn beraeitrlli
Oie Damn ms ausIauo aeidjidt
luer0en.
allh III StroB6nrg iirib nod ,@lrl.
olmaeu BON @eruera @lutter bic
Ger1aItniiie iebr %ertra6Iih, Gaut
Der 6iriorae mo arobortigen Oraa.
wiation ieitenS Der Staot uuo Der
Hegierung. 9iiemono braudIt ytot5
an leiOen.
@erner's Gouiin Der 5licger 1T.
nod INNER in 6raufreid mo be.
iin6et i'd mad neueren gtahridten
3on5 mtnter.
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Mgenteu
~Derlangt!

Sic Sdglide Ema6a Sribiine irfi
tiiftisc nmo 5nOcrlGFige SeHti6e
Manner als rsiitnOe agenten in 9e.
brasfa, Soma nnS aamias. SObe
aGmmiiliDn nn0 0anern6e SteIlnng.
Gmpfe6inngen nOtbwenbig. Dan
melOe i'd iOfOrt. Gmabn Sri6ine,
SmaGG. Nebr.
G6enfalls fGnRen meBrere flti-
fige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Gina.
ia nno ltmge9snS Scidaftignng fin
ben. Man ipredJe @ormittngs in
Ser Office, 1911 Soiuaro Strafe,
OOr. Gmaba Sribaue.
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geripnalupti,en.

Ser @ottIieb Sprted oits Ston-
ION unO iein Sobn SuIius spried
ats 9ilggr tparen peitern in Der
Sta6t. um ganogeidafte 81 ma.
den uno baben amh Der Omaha
Gribiine einen ongcnebmgn 9eluh
a~bgcitnttet.
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%, pir rranide i'd mid an Der
Tribnue."

SER Voiicr o. n @rubfr Idreibt
alis geip praallc. aqiui. Der Crnn.
ha 1ribiiiie idlonc Morie Der aner.
temnnG iuo idIicbt NIT ben gsor'
ten:
20. mic crquidc i'd mid on Der
Idaliheu CmaIln Iribane lmo be-.
ionoerS an Den Siegesuahridien
ans GeutidlInHo mo ben 9rIocntbo.
TEN oes 6eIomaridalls @~iuoeHburg Il"
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glarft6eridt.
(@eIiefert bon Der @rent 8eIterr
~Gommiiiion 60.

GinObie6-3uiubr 400.
Stiere = Toe bober.
Bute Bis bette IS. 50--9.50.
MitteImaBige Bis CUTE $7.75--
$50.
@eipo9uIide bis mitteImaBige
SIG. 50-7.50.
Seifers lnrf.
Gnte bis bette $6.00-7.O0.
@itteImaBi9e Bis quite $3.50
6.25.
@epobnli6c bis mittcImdbige
S. 0-5.50
tanners nnb Cutters S4.5O-500.
@ute bis bette 5eeOers $7.40-
7.s5.
Mittelmabiee big CUTE $6.75-
7.25.
@cn6bnIiac bis m%ittcImdbige
$3.75-G.50.
StOf Seifere 81. 75-6.25.
Etud ai6e S4.50-6.00.
SdIiueint-3hfubr 6000; Marft Is
h0ber. 8nrhihnittspreis $685.
6.95; botiter 8reis $7.10.
Sdnfe-3ufiibr $500; Marft 15c
5obcr.
glIte Bis bette 2dulmer $7.75-
1926.
MittelmaBiae big cute 500
It's.
5eeoer 2ammcr So. $3.50.
@ite bis bette MiltteridJafe $3.50
800.
5eeOer @iooer $5.50-6t0.
@ute bis bette Nluttcriddfe $40
5eeOer @rtteridofe $3.85-1.25
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agenten iir Elm iebr tuertbooues
uno Ieidt Derf1ufIibes engIiifes
Bud, tuerOen iiberoa eeiufjt uu6 an.
aeIte[It. Outer 8erolenIt unb iteti.
ee 4rbeit fur Se6eL Der etfpas tbun
Mil. I'm tpeitere alistunft aOrei.
fire: 9. 6. Bog 1886, Omaha, 0eb.
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q. Soiepb, DO, ipenoeu.

6. 6. Gtenner.-0as Bette in Gro.
ceres uno dleiid. 100 Sl6 f6. ct.
3nbnGrstlid)e Nrbeit. - qQe Sobn.
1ratlide 4rbeit oiiseefiibrt inter
Ioref1ltiger aufiift i'm CREIGHTON
Dental College 210 iii6l. Is. Ctr.
ainoer8dbne ridtig aeiest. @ebib.
rem iehr m1Big. ausSieben fret.
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giIln in Nirrifn.

81 8nio. Ger, z. 9e5. Die
@enerdIe gilla uaO 3npato Sogetl
beltte inter ben sSibelrHfcH oerMen.
ae in Die 9auptitaot Mlerifo ell.
gil1 erfIdrte, onB 3dpotd mo er
cute 5reiuOe IeicL Die fir @itier.
re3 9cgen Earrdn3a sintreten mir.
ben.
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Binno in bor3isIidem 8uitont
telr biaig fiji 9aor. Eel. 9ouq.
las 1883.
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IiIlarO GOOb, 9otente, 1880 9th
RotionoI gonf @eb1iioe. aeIe.
|pbon 9pler 1850.