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The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17
This and That
BY Z. q. DOWNS.


Last Sunday the weather was very
dne-likewise the display of Easter
millinery. Also there we're services
10 the various churc hes. We men.
tion the latter fact for the informa-
tion Of tbs fair sex.
Missouri having scored two out Of
the twelve regional banks. every son
Of the "show me" state now wears the
pleased expression of the cat that ate
the canary.
A telephone girl at Sugar City Il
couple Of winters ago went to bed
with hot brick one night and had TO
be saved by the fre department. Last
Sunday she was st church and went TO
sleep. The minister announced: I'VE
will now unite in singing hymn mum.
Der A2-two four twO." The girl
awakened with start and murmured:
Lines busy-csll again, please"
A man down In Arkansas who owned
up TO having sixteen living wives was
sentenced to ten years 10 the peni-
tentiary. As the doors closed on him
he said: "Thls Is the hrst time I've
felt safe for years"
Tom lyman Of Canon City has
again broken into print. Let's see
oh, yes; we do elect governor next
fall.
The United States navy and large
part OF Illinois have gone dry" but
Sugar City and Swink still offer moist
ure 10 = dry land.
The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17
Date. are Arranged

Following is the list OF fair and race
meet and other celebration dates for
the coming season:
May 14-l5-Race meet, Durango.
June 13-July 4-Race meet, Denver.
July 9-Cherry Pie day, Manzanola.
July 22-23-Cattlemen's day. Gun
nison.
August is-2l-Prowers county fair.
Lamar.
August 25-2s-Bent county fair, Las
Animas.
August 27-Ssnta Fe Trail day,
Las Animas.
August 29-Farmers day, Fowler.
September 1-4-Arkansas Valley
fair, Rocky Ford.
September 3-Watermelon Day
Rocky Ford.
September 2-5-Farmers' and Stock
mems fair, Burlington. r
September l-4-Morgan county fair,
Fort Morgan.
September l4-Larimer county fair
Loveland.
September s-1l-Crowley county
fair. Sugar City.
September lo-suRsr Day. Sugar
City.
September l4-ls-Colorado State
fair, Pueblo.
September ls-2s-Race meet, Den
yer.
September e2-2s-rriuidad fair,
Trinidad.
september 2s-2e-El Paso county
fair, Calhan.
September 22-2s-western slope
fair. Mo0trose.
September 2s-aO-Intercounty fair
aud race meet, Limou.
The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17

shall In every case be understood to in
clude the first, the intermediate and
the last named lots and the sum Of
money per lot.
Description and Apportionment
Block l6-Lots to 81, $1s. .1s each.
Block l7-Lots to SO, $1s.1S each.
Block 1S-Lots to and lots 25 to SO,
$40. 10 each; south half of block 10,
$95. .76.
Block 19-Lots to SO, $1s.1S each.
Block 2o-Lots to 80, $1s. 1s each.
Block 22-Lots to 80, SIS. 1s each.
Block 28-Lots l to 80, $1s.18 each.
Block N--Lots to 80, $18.18, each.
Block 25-$657.2l.
Block 26-Lots 1 to 81. $1s.1s, each.
Block 27-Lots to 80, $1s.1s each.
Block 29-Lots to 80, $1s.1s each.
Block 30-Lots to SO, $1s.1s each.
Block 81 Lots to 80, $ls.18 each.
Block 32-Lots to II, $1S.18 each; lot
IL, 1882; lot 18, 1855; lots IA to 81.
$19. 10 each; lot 80, $l6.35.
Block 33-Lots l to 80, $1s.18 each.
Block 3-Lots to 80, $1s.1s each.
Block 36-Lots to 80, $18.1s each.
Block 37-Lots l to 50, $lS.JS each.
Block 3s-Lots to 80, $1s.1s each.
Block 39-Lots to SO, $l9.19 each.
Block 40--Lots l to 80. $1s.1s each.
Block 41-Lots to 80, $1s.lS each.
Block 43-Lots to 80, $1s.1s each.
Block A-Lots to 80, $1s.ls each.
Block 45-Lots to 50, $1s.1s each.
Block 48-Lots l to 81. si9.l9 each.
Block 47-Lots l to 81. els.Is each.
Block 4s-Lots l to 80, sls. lS each.
Block 5O-Lots ! to Is, elS. l8 each; lot
10. sl7.9l; lot 20. 80. A.; lot q. .s3s. O5;
lots y to 81. sls 10 each.
Block 61-Lots / to Is, sIs.ls each; lot
l8. sl2. 80; lot II. s2s "a; lots ls To 30
slS.lS each.
Block 52-Lots l to II. sls. Is each; lot
l2. s2i.55; lot Is. q. IS; lot 4,sl7.ll;
lots 10 TO %, sis.ls each.
Block 5s-North of N. P. right of way,
s297.75.
Block 54-Lots ! to 3. sis.ls each; lot
4. $751; lot 8. s4.47; lot 6, s9.ss;
lot Z. sis.O6; lot g, sis.lS; lot Q.
s29.63; lots 10 to q, sls.ls each; lot
22, Sl6.57; lot q. e447
Block 55-Lot I. % s.; lot 2. s32 SO;
lots 3 TO 22. sls ls each; lot q. 1851;
lot "a, - Al.
Block Slot l. s34.Il; lots 3 TO 20,
sls.ls each; lot 30. sle.67; lot 81,
s4.47.
Witness my hand and Official seal this
9th day Of April. A. D. 1914.
JOHN b. ESTES,
Town Clerk Of the Town Of
lsEALl Ordway, Colorado.
First publication April 10. 1914.
Last publication April ~, 1914.
FoR SALs-Three good work hors-
Q. The Ordwsy Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17
Need Road Associations

The president of the National Old
Trails association is advocating the
organization of good roads sssocia-
tions 10 all the towns of the middle
west. The Idea 10 that the small
towns may be 10 line for recognition
10 the way Of government aid.
The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17
Public Notice

OF the Completion Of Local Improve
ment In Ordway Sanitary Sewer
District Number One in the Town
Of Ordway, and State Of Colorado,
and the Apportionment Of the Cost
Thereof. ~.
Office Of the Town Clerk of the Town
Of Ordwsy. Colorado, April 8. A. D.
1914.
To all persons interested and to the
owners Of the real estate which ID here
matter described, said real estate com
prising the district Of lands known a.
Ordway Sanitary Sewer District No.
One, in the town Of Ordway, Colorado.
Notice is hereby given. that the i'm
provements in and for said district
which were authorized by Ordinance
No. 81 Of the town Of Ordway, adopted
and approved the 22nd day Of July, A.
D., 1918, have been completed and
that the same have been accepted by
the town engineer and the board Of
trustees Of said town Of Ordway;
That the whole cost Of said impro-
vements has been definitely ascertained.
and il in the sum of twenty thousand
three hundred sixty-six dollars and six
teen cents ($20, 366, 1g, said amount in
cluding six per centum additional for
cost Of inspection. collection and
other incidentals, and also including
interest to March !, A. D., 1915,
at the rate of six per centum per
annum on the bonds issued from time
to time in payment Of said cost;
That the share apportioned to and
upon each lot and tract of land within
said district, and assessable for said
improvements, is as hereinafter stated;
That payments may be made to the
treasurer of the town Of Ordway at any
time within thirty days Of the passage
of the assessing ordinance assessing
the real estate in said district for the
cost of said improvements, and that
the owners 30 paying will be entitled to
an allowance Of five per centum on all
payments made during said period;
That any complaints or objections
that may be made, in writing, by the
said owner or owners Of land within
said district andassessable for said i'm
provements, to the board Of trustee .
and filed in the office Of the clerk of
said town, within forty days from tie
first publication OF this notice, to-wit,
on or before and up to FIVE o'clock p. m.
on the 10th day of May, A. D., 1914,
will be heard and determined by said
board of trustees before the passage of
any ordinance assessing the cost of
said improvements against the real
estate in said district and against said
persons respectively, as by law pro-
vided;
That said apportionment is in the
following proportions and amounts sew
orally, to-wit:
Note:-Whenever in the following
description the number Of the first and
last lot are mentioned, such description
The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17
Meeting Of the Town Board

The board of trustees Of the town
of Ordwsy met 10 regular session at
the town hall on Monday, April 8,
1914, at 8 p. m.
The mayor and all trustees except
DR. e. o. McClesry were present.
Ordinance cutting block 10 from the
sewer district was PASSED and or
dered published 10 the New Era.
Resolution adopted authorizing and
directing the clerk to publish in the
New Era the notice to property own
ers OF the schedule of costs Of the
sewer system.
On motion. the clerk was instructed
to order small car Of sewer pipe.
The following bills were read, and
on motion allowed. all trustees pres.
ent voting aye:
Ordway Electric Light and
Power Co., lights. .Sl07 go
Out West Printing and Station
cry Co., election supplies. 7.A
N. Jacobson, repairing ballot
box .......... ............. .25
U.J.Hutchings,w work on streets 800
Ordway Dray apd Transfer Co.
work on streets, in parks and
drayage. ............ ........ 1910
Ordway New Era, printing. IS. so
Jay F. johnson, printing. -. 1925
Telephone Co., March and April
phones and tolls. ............ 7.45
Ordway Hard ware and Furni-
ture Co., sundries. s........... 3.s5
Fred Sewers, drayaRe ......... .s5
Pure Springs Water Co. for
water............ ........... 47.72
L. W. Walter, tapping main
aud sidewalk grades. ........ 1915
Lewis Worker, livery. 200
Ordway Trading Co., sundries
and coal. ........... ........ Z. 10
Dan Perrin, repairing water
mains 2.lO
O. E. Olmstead, boxing tank
pipes and paint. nt.............. 13.45
Joe HaJeck, work on streets,
sewer line and ditch. ...... 24.30
J. N. Hanna, blacksmithing.. 100
T. Fl. Foley, lumber and nails. 2l.9O
J. o. Scott, work on sewer line 80
J. p. Bouldin, services as sewer
construction inspector. ...... $50
MARCH SALARY ACCOUNT.
VIM. Worker, marshal. ..... s75. 90
I. Fl. Stanley, attorney 1000
W. 8. Steen, treasurer. ..... 500
J. B. Estes, clerk. 1000
J. B. Estes, water commissioner 80. 90
DR.. ]. @. Workman, physician, $50
A. M. Ward. mayor. r............ 800
W. A. Gray, trustee. ......... 800
e. o. McCleary, trustee. $500. 1.60
Z. l. Oliver, trustee. .......... 3 90
]. A. Sale, trustee. ........... 800
Jas. Trainor, TRUSTEE. ......... 800
JOHN B. ESTES,
1
The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty deeds fled 10 the once OF
the county clerk Of Crowley county
from April 8 to. April is. 1914, iuclu,
sive, as reported by the Crowley Coun.
~ Abstract company, Ordway:
Joseph L. Weaver 70 The Crowley
Town Co., part ct net sea a6.2I6S N.
Of Missouri Pacific, 500.
The Crowley Town Co. to Leora G..
Bowers, lots 47e, At. 47s, Az, 4s5,
Crowley.
The Ordway new era., 1914-04-17

House cleaning time is here. Use
Muresco wall tints. The r. w. Eng
lisb Lumber Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
PROBE JUMPS in
FOOD PRICES
Presidont starts Inquiry A 20 Real
Effect Of War
rs INCREASE ONLY A PRETExTi
Department Of Justice Starts An In
vestigation 20 Learn II the
Recent Price Hikes Arc
Justifiable

washington. Aug. 14.-President
Wilson set the machinery OF the
federal government in motion 10
determine whether the cost OF Nv
ing is being increased upon the
pretext of the conditions existing IN
EUROPE" He called upon Attorney
General McReynolds to report II
criminal prosecutions were warrant
ed and II any new law were neces-
nary. The president may send q
special message to congress IN the
latter event.
Certainly the country ought to
be defended" the president wrote,
sif possible. against men who wouia
take advantage Of such circum-
stances to increase the price OF food
and the difficulties Of living"
Attorney General McReynolds at
once set at work the bureau OF In
yestigation of the department OF JUS
tice.
The president sent the following
latter to the attorney general;
"The rapid and unwarranted In
crease in the prices Of foodstuffs IN
this country upon the pretext OF the
conditions existing in Europe is so
.erious and vital matter that
a
take the liberty of calling your at
9ention to it.
IT would be very much obliged
A. Won would advise me whetner
there is under existing law any ac-
zion which the department OF JUS
4sce could take, either by way q
investigation or legal process ano
That federal legislation II any
would, in your Judgment, be ,usi'
Klable and warrantable in the cir
Cumstances.
az feel that this is a matter wnicr
Ne cannot let pass by without try
sn9 to serve the country. Certainly
4he country ought to be defended
A possible, against men who woulC
take advantage Of such circumstances
"a increase the price Of food an'
me difficulties Of living. Faithfull'
yours, WOODROW WILSON"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
r1EGE FORTS HOLD OUT WE'LL
stubbornIy Oppose German Rushea
by Main Force

London. Aug. 15.-A dispatch to
che Exchange Telegraph company
from its Brussels correspondent
nays Fort Pontisse and its neighDor-
,ng forts west Of Liege are resisting
extremely we'll the fierce German
attacks. The Germans have been Try
ing to rush Pontisse by main force'
NO longer relying upon sieze artii-
lery. They have been unable now
ever. to get beyond the glacis OF the
fort. where they have been moved
down by the fire Of the defenders.
The besiegers are provided with
bundles of wood and mattresses Win
which to fill the bitches about the
Sort but they have been unable 10
make use Of them. Fort Liers, Just
vest OF Pontisse, has lent efficacious
ala to the latter fertilization.
The object of the Germans op-
viously is to seize the forts on tne
seft bank OF the Meause which, IN
4he hands Of the Belgians, would DC
: terrible weapon against the invad-
snx forces should the German main
.rmy march towards Hege. On the
n4her hand. these forts in the HANDS
~ the Germans would serve as q
1.aae for action directed against the
r.le,an center or for defense
nwalnst the Belgian attacks.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
PANAMA CANAL OPENS TODAY
a,samship Ancon, Fully Loaded
19akes First Big ship Passage

panama. Aug. 1.-THE canal Was
ea.s scene Of activity IN preparation
anr its opening.
On board the steamship Aneon'
nfficers and men we're busy setting
everything shlp-shape for her start
- ire first voyage Of 8 big ocean,
-.snr steamship through the new
aawhway. The AncOn, lo,ooo-tonn
rrrinter. owned BY the United states
- department and leased to the
Ranama railroad for the New YORK
q Colon trade, has not discharged
An cargo as It Is planned % have
hsr make the journey fully loaded
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

x &C ne cor ne M...s......- g z
g 8 Z ne 1 ana Z X nv 4 ne /.
......s..s.. tsss 800 40 - =
Lots !. 8. 6z :, Il. y. IS II. blk >.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

Lots 2s, 80. SO, First IT.
Beg al point on cor Of Elm and
Chestnut 81. lbe n OF nv cor
S o. 81 Ha Il. q oi g II tvacassd street,
I.o hsi Isl oi isS. 1856. 1877, l6s ana ao1,
COS sps ,C;S 49, 49, u ana H. i al rS e
Lo asa 20 o. 81. %, Ils. IFS. III ana
Il so'; and aiis IS. 80 -. Third st,
Lots III. lis, il5. 1T. 10 and q
and " 20 q 40 and iis and u.s.
lots /. II. 4. 8, 10, 1a and . v lot Z
ID. ie, is. 20, Sixth ct.
Hall 4 whitley Add. 10 sefe@en
Lots 1s. IS. 20 and W 20 n lot So
Fifth ut.
Lots s. 10. Sixth ct.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

ss... "a. s..... q - as 'ss a 81 .
y n' Z: = zs...-.. Aaa = AA,Isas
Lots q eik Z
BEG 4, a p e. cor i IS Il g Ssr Blk s.
n,.. a nsssbrake'u Aaa- - Abilene
Lots I. 81. S l
kSs Z ana Il 7; Il Il lot ana lots =. ..
y !. M. !: -. !. q isi rG' ana
r.rhsia 4 FIshsr's Add. "a Abilene
100 ~ iss II e snd lots tss. sd. Cedar
,s :. Ie y. T. ;Ss q. ana f iss. S Il.
"a. SO, Cedar street
IeboId's FIRST Ada 70 Abiiene
n u lot 8 and &C side lt 8 = OF creek
and and 700 II of n bth Il lot -. Vine
Lots Is 81. 20. IS. First ST.
LehoId's secesd Add. 70 Abilene
s 60 IT lots sito, i.a: ito Third 81
Lot "a ana n y is. Pine st.
LeboId,s Feurth Ada 10 Abilene
Lots rs, "a, 20. IS. IS. Rogers ave.
-.
Lots O. ~ o.. ia ., ,ot ~ blk q.
,'o's :, :. ssS. 20 AbnIsne
Lot 2. blk .. ,,,.,a
W lot ana y io' anu w.
Lots 7. s. blk g. -.
Lots i >. g. 4. s, 8, 4, 8, .. 10. II. ~
IS, rs, blk !.
Lots !. =, PIX To "a bIk ..
f.ot IL blk IL.
Lots ie. II. "a. blk 20.
Fmirview Ada. 10 Abilene
NJ. II. ~. iB. f6. II, 10, blk 10.
T.ots 4B.6, Z, II. ~, blk ~.
lots q 10 10 20, blk so.
mi al blk as.
Rogers rafk Aee' ~
Tract containing ~ ac
Mast Abilene Town Co.'S. Add. to
Abilene
tracy IN ne ~ %,
90 by lsz y IN ne az e
LOIS i, z, p 80 ptn sc ~ aide iot
Lot ~ ana ~ iu. ~
81, PIE a. IN =, - hlL 90
w 10 Il ~ ana al ~ To- 10 =" wa 49,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
Maxwell Is
For 1915
$50

Including Gray 8 Davis electric
lighting and cranlking system. Stream
line body. Rounded radiator. New
two-piece windshield. instruments
board with gasoline tank back of it.
Three-qnarter elliptic springs with
scroll ends in rear. We viii be able
to make deliveries in short time
ON these cars. Wait for them.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
Tuesday, September |, 1914

and the next succeeding days thereafter be sold by at the
County Office in Abilene, Dickinson County Kan
TO the County the delinquent taxes there on Tor the
year 1919 unless shall be paid before said date OF
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
-. en- for san Domlneo

caimmera. Cuba, Aug. lb.-Ane
1fth regiment United States mar
fsss sailed on the United States
shap6ft Hancock Cor San pom'pse
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

com x at line Of 9Th ST. SOLO:
mon. " s2s #: \ ms 1e e. st. $ 20
cant g s4O IT " Of sw cor i :.
Han 4 Whitley Add TO Soioo
mon, n $50 IT. W so II. lSSSS a Nv
~ b so ft.............'lo 40
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
DELINQUENT Tax List
DICKINSON COUNTY, KANSAS
State of Kansas, Dickinson County, IS;
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Notice hereby given that the following described lands
and town lots situated the County of Dickinson and State
Of Kansas or as much thereof may be necessary tor that
purpose, will on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
Center TOwnshiD

Rlverside FnFK Auu' 70
Vacated vi
Lots 2, A, 6, 8, blk 3. :, =. 40
Lots 10. IL. "a, 1s. Is. 20 %. a. 20 20
lots d. 4. g, 8, by 100 IT, ex 115, blk s.
Prather's Add.--Vacated
All blk IL.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

~ 81. h. \. I. n i. .
w & 6ik iol.
lot s. " along " end Of lots Z, g
~ cor lot u q, n 70 H. ID
slk as y I!5 n. 81 r. iIs Il. :
90 by rs RI N .w cor PIX iie;; -,
tots I, s. y, y - "a y "a sia and and
beg 100 n . OF NV cor Of blk. Ivy
e g. AZ iss s. 8; 400 H. v i''h r. -
Beg AZ q point IL II n OF sw cor lot :,
" 20 Lime creek. thence eions r1 ~
creek IN = northweaterly airsetion "
lot II; : 10 r TO peg. PlE 20 70 olive
q. . 70 center Of Lime creek. along
creek 70 beg. BLK i1L
s IS X lot and " 10 It OF 70 II
n iS g = :. g 5Dt, ~ Il. 8 .. io,, biz ia,
q e5 n lots q, g. .. 10), blk 111:
Lots s, s. 10. ~ ~, 1s, Is. 20. Blk 10
% 50 II. : 100 II, Din is4.
w IS n lots 1, 9. blk i34.
lots 1. s. 8, " OF creek. blk i2!.
Lots /. ., s. =. .. II. -. 10. II. 10. DIX
Lots s. 7. .. II. BLK les
Lot and "A $50 and " y ana
al FL ? p PHI IS. III II. 10, 9. 8. BLK ias.
W x Z and ali lots s and 4. blk $50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20
Grant township

Iot. 81 Il Il 4 ~ Z; I 1'; ~ iR;:ss Is
Beg on > line Of sec. is'St
ch e OF sw cor stone, 1912
line Of sec, " l4.b7 CHI to- AZ
beg ...s.s...s.1-sss. s...sSSS az q
50 &C in %. A.....s..,,...s.'ts "a Sl
lS.si &C lot 4,:... .;.ss.s';;
gvv " ne Y and strip ro.a ,S .
vide of ! side se M..s...SS ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

Lo. ) s. p. 3 p Az IS y. - y
All IIH ~
All AZ. s sIk "a
ia: + ]: Err Il. u. Il II ssilss II
cify 81 Manebestsr
Lots I 2. 70, Dix IA
I,ote 3. 10, ~, BLK IL.
Lot l ana p 10 II in. lot ,. BLK II.
Lot (, blk Is.
Lots s, ~, blk rs.
Lots (, Is, blk 20.
Lots 2. Q. 4. 5, blk -.
raInass In nseEeys
Lot 2, blk 9.
Lots !. 2. BLK =.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

Tract in sw .....sss....s.A 1s
20 &C ms sw ;:.s..f.I e
81 sec, = 14o ri " IS q,
n l40 It, 7b e .s.ss.... 5. Es14 AZ
Beg 1855 II D Of NV cor biz
i Murray'e add. n 70 t.
i1s Il, rs Il. = 1ts It. st3 g
1 &C IN ne 80. = "a ~
T,eR SO n and 10 rds Of ~
cor neM OF sec, 3 SO rqss
Sc rds, W 80 rds. b2 rus
n g 4 ex Il. R....,..< e g
EN- .s........s.,.ses - .s.s,.SS
sw = and 4 &C NV A.-.s..sse 40
ca1kin's Ada.-vaeated
u 60 II lots Z, 8. 9, blk 1.
Lots ], 3 3, ). DIX
u + Thomp9en'n Ada
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-08-20

Lot 3, blk IS.
Eot s, BLK Is.
Lot 16. blk %.
East lava AID.
Lots IL, "a, BLK ].
T,ofs 8, 3, blk B.
Lot 6. blk :.
Lots 5. g. blk 4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-10

Ibora europ1il6en arieasidmpIote.
GieIes lhone gdtreben bot ibr ihon
.DicIe Greunbe gemndt un0 iDiro obne
8iueifel nod piele oHoere MAIDEN,
0enm Elm Bl1ii, oos benz 8eutidE
tbnm in folder MeiIe bient, Der.
.bicnt. oab mon ibm Die bonite lin.
t~eritiitnna SntbeiI peroen IaBt. DAB
Die sTribiine" fih nod manfen
5hiuteriateiten Der lebten Sabre OUT
ibr iebiaes Ribenu nuHhpang, reip.
al fsuIdminen I'M gtonoe mar, bot
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Herfe6ter Der 8nbrbeit in Oieier
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