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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01
CHAMPIONS STOOD UP WELL
DURING COLD WEATHER.

The Athletics stood the rigors of
the unexpected cold snaps in the
South better than most OF the clubs.
They are In excellent physical shape,
with The possible exception Of Pitcher
Shawkey: Stuny Mclnnis and Catcher
Lapp. A very sore side has laid
Shawkey up and he may not be able
to start for a month. He wrenched
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01
FOSTER OFF TO GIANTS.
wnI Lead Mc0raw's Men North
From New Orleans.

Secretary John II. Foster left for New
Orleans to pick up the Giants and con-
duct McGraw's travelling band North
for the start Of the league season. Fos-
ter will 70 with the team to Philadei-
phia on April II for the opening game.
The next stop will be Brooklyn. where
the Giants and Dodgers play a four
game series starting on the eighteenth.
Fosters final Jump will be the bring
Ing OF the Giants home for the first
local game with the Phlllies on April "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01

The Dodgers will be at practice To-.
day at Ebbets Field. Tho team Ar.
rived home late last night and were
ordered to report for work early.
Robinson will give the boys their
fnal workout for the game to-mor.
row against the Highlander. He
doesn't know yet who will pitch.
Ruelbach and Fischer will probably
start the game for the Dodgers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01
CHANCE HOME WITH TEAM
ALL READY FOR SEASON.
Highlander Chief says He'Il Fitch
Code AGasnst Dodgers
TO.MOrPow.

TO-Morrow.
The home coming Of the local baseball
teams began this afternoon. when Man
assr Frank Chance and fifteen sun
burned Highlander regulars hit town n
little before o'clock. They came from
Richmond. Va. over the Pennsylvania
road. The Highlander leader before
jumping into . taxi for his hotel said all
his mon were In good condition. and that
King Cole would probably start
aGatnst the Dodgers Tomorrow.
The second string. In charge OF Arthur
Irwin. arrived this morning from Nor.
folk. II the weather permits Chance will
have BIS entire band out for a workout
S,-morsOw at Ebbets Field In preparation
for the battle In the afternoon with the
Dodgers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01

to
getting mighty Opposition
formidable
things along always
Griffith
him throughout
its bump against
Athletics the opposition are too few
far
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01
Connie Mack Has the Same Machine That
Breezed Home Winner in the World Series
Bush and Shawkey VIII Be Big Help in
Pitching Department Schang to Do Most OF
Catching

twelfth articles eul.
osr Evening toured The big
the eulssr 10 furnish
with line the playing strength and sasons presPe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01

bystanders--yours truly being Of the same-are
stringng along with Connie.
The Athletics OF hast year. without question. formed
the complete piece Of baseball machinery that
buzzed its way through campaign. This season they
have the team But for fear that OF the old
cogs may become rusty and worn. your Uncle Connie
has bostered himself with number Of any
OF whom could give meritorious performance In
q pinch
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01
BIZ B0zensan BsIlgev.

Training csmpa)
Publishing York World)
Philadelphia. April !.
Athletics pretty much the posi-
the Naiona-Only II there s
championship easily
has cd olocafe lnnoce
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01

BALTIMORE. Md. April Rat
caused to-day's game between Ne'
York Highlanders AMI Baltimore I
be called off.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, April H. Tht
opening game of the spring series be-
tween the two major league baseball
clubs of this city. which was to have
been played to-day, was postponed
on account Of rain.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01

INDIANAPOLIS. - Hank O'Day's
much bartered for Cubs are here to-
day to open a series against the IN
dams. They swamped Terre Haute's
Central Leaguers, II to 0. yesterday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01

Kid williams. tho Baltimore ban
tamweight. who fights Johiny Cou-
lon for the bantamweight champion
ship Of the world At Vernon, Cal. ON
ana. the colorsd fighter OF "Phiily,"
n . six-round bout Ut the Olympia
a. A.. Of Philadsiphia on next Nom
DAY night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11

ond for commercial cars By build
ing a special balcony however, and
by occupying the lobby. It viii be
possible to display more exhibits I'm
the one show this year than was
shown I'm both weeks Of the show last
Year. 1t also gives the visitors an
opportunity to look at them all under
the same roof
Secretary Peake says. that never
before has there been AS much prep
aratiOu made for a show as there has
been for the coming event I'm Febru-
airy. We are going 10 spend mora
money for decorations and Will have
a special augmented orchestra fur
nishlng music afternoons and nights
and this entertainment will bc iu-
tcrspersed with troupe " cabaret
performers Of great ability. We are
merely going TO give the visitors to
this show the best that can Dee had.
There will be a large army ~ the
lower priced "siXs. and we viii have
moro moving chassis than were ok
hibitcd IN the New York show. The
very latest iu coupes. laundolets and
lmouHues viii Dee shipped ON a special
train from Chicago 60 the Kansas city
show
The only difference in seeing The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11
IF kidneys AND
BLADDER BOTHER
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS
MD NEUTRALIZE IRRI-
TATTNG ACIDS

Kidney and bladder weakness result
from uric acid says noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to the bladder.
where 1t often remains to irrltate and
nflame causing a burning, scalding
sensation. or setting up an irritation
at tho neck Of the bladder. obligins
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night The sufferer is In
constant dread. the water passes some
times with a scaldIng sensation and Is
very profuse, again, there Is difficulty
in avoiding IT,
BLADDER weakness, most folks call il.
because they can't control urination.
While It Is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful. this is really
one Of the most simple ailments TO ov-
ercome. Get about four ounces Of Jad
Salts from your pharmacist and take
a Tablespoonful in a glass Of water be-
fore breakfast, continue this for two
or three DAYS. This will neutralize the
acids IN the urine so il no longer is n
source Of irritation to the bladder and
urinary organs which then act nor
maliy again.
Jads Salts is inexpensive. harm less,
and f. made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lithia.
and is used boy thousands Of FOLKS who
are subject to urinary disorders caus-
ed hv uric acid ariiation. Jad salts IS
splendid for kidneys and causes no
pad effects whatever
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11
some believe FEDS
WERE UNLOADED ON
AN ALLEY WORTH $4,000



'III'N'''' 'D. N".h '. j..
'aNlIl"h dhN I.iH'ui" .'' .''"''. ..-
Di the minneapolis American N.-"" .'-
u"n baseball cl"p leased Tor ''''''
"i hIH"F-hin' years '' lH' 'i."-"
Federal League cIuh the property aI
'tarh 'hN ADDISON streets II WAS 'i.I-
"'tru"'a "s a business r''N'...''h
pure "Ha hp,' question. "' ''\'''f
to "rHa'.|.o .1s".... a'I n"' '.'"'
into ,"r o.I at a.. .l"h ID 'I0'h....
Viewpoint
N,+ris 'wH'."" md >I.H"H.''.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11
Nothing Better This Side
of Germany

Chicago or New York shows and the
Kansas city show will be that it will
cost you more money to see the east.
ctu shows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-11
TRADER S

We will have to admit that we do
not KNOW how to manaec our
CROWDS Of customers on SATUR-
DAYS. We do out BEST. hut they
come in such LARGE numbers that
we are HELPLESS Many Of our
BEST customers left us last Saturday
without attention. We beg Of them
to please come back again and give
US another chance to make good.
We will put on more help this week
and PROMISE BITTER SERVICE,
We thank our friends for bringing
in SO many NEW customers last week,
as We said before. We had OVER
BOUGHT in FUTURES on CANNED
GOODS and BEANS. and the RROk-
EES and JOBBERS were after us
from ALL SIDES, and MANY thought
that we would go broke. Some even
MARKED our checks mo Protests
seeking to EMBARRASS ny and HOP
ING to CREATE a SCARE. If the
people stand by us now we will soon
be on our feet again. We do not ask
SYMPATHY, for it We do not save
you money We will not ask your trade.
Money back at all times If not pleas
ed. We sell CAR Of the BEST
-four that comes to Tulsa EACH
WEEK. No BETTER flour made.
Best NORTHERN SEED Potatoes:
Bliss or Triumph ............S soc
Purbank and Rose ............ SOc
bhiOs ................. Sl."o
I u.ck Rest EurbanJ, Potatoes 2iC
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27

SUQeHbrd usotn 5rautuiimmrsdt.
On Der Drsmoni 5ribHns IL Iars.
.lih eiH artiFtI trIdisueu, ans BEN
..ssrltanbeH iutrbrn FonHtr, ban Rih'
ter GuHraS 4Ulsnbed, btr ha mn
ben Roittn bes Eberrihiers beim
Cbtratriht bte Siaaies 0tbrasta
btwirbi, fir bfunsuihmmrsdt rim.
.iretrn iurrbr. Nie mir bon ibm
Ielbt triabren, III bits 0 Mt
u 10 q ! I, bielmsbr III Ridtsr Dol
.lrubrf's 5rnH Gin dafsrt tbaiises
WitaIitb bes gtreiHs aeaen
Brantnitimmrtht unb e. itlbit itsbt
and auf beHfelbtH grin5t
pieH. gs III Sits nur Gin pIumpcr
gerTna, bic 9entidtH bon 6oaeHbed
absnsir6eu nnb Dirb bic oeutf6t
Brsffe i'm Stadie aebeteu, bier.
bon abbrud an ne nj { Il, nm
70 Der @abr9eit 5um Siege 81 bsr'
Belfeu.
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Die MISUNDERSTANDING

lprtbIhaFtIiten 2ebeu zines Staa.
tes, troBbem aber bari Ielbit cine
iolde Sunme nie 3 @liaionen Dol.
lars nint in getraht ae3osen per.
ben menn es Die iafgemaBc 81.
5iebuu1 Der SiigsHb gift @inpie-
bertrm lit is6ob'eine iebe griparntB
NIT 6reuoen 80 begriiBeu Oa IN
unlerem Staate nod unen6Iid bel
~ leiiteu ILL., Quh Die Ggiiten3
bieIer @eihaftsIeute lit in getrodt
80 5ieberL io6aB es ruobI Seoem
iebr imner inaen miro, fd EN-
geredtes llrtbetI iiber oieie 6rage
gu biIoen.
Gum S9lub enblt6 nod fol- 0dS
Coli 6ann iiber cine 5roge urtbei.
len, Die Uon uudbiebborer Bihtigteit
fit infer 2an0 lit; bic eiuiibrung
bes 5rauenitimmrehts. Gir baben
bersits oft nli Die oarals 6robenSeu
@efabren bineeipieiert. touaen es
ic6o6 Hiht mtgrla en-, noGmals
6ararf ~ein3ugeben. $50 INNER ous
grauenitimmrett in einPm Staate
eiHgefubrt pdr, gaben f6 Die BabI.
Deiber NIT bieiem Grfolge uidt si-
friebeu, ionberu oeriudten MN erft
re6t, Der Gagemeiubeit ibren @iqeu
mIf5usningen, tn0em jie bic @tHs
Ribriing Der grobibitton oerlonsten
m6 aud 6urdfibrten. ghir cine
fleine 4n5abI 5rduen IN unierem
Staate O~erlangt bic G~infabrund bes
6rnuenftimmrehts; bic meiiten iinb
0oaepen o6er itesen Der Graga
.gIeidgiItig geseni5er. Ser Giuhi6.
rung Der g~robibtfion iolten Die
Stimmaeber In gebrusfa fton aug
benz 6rut6e aIs benz @ege geben
oob lire Grauen fiherIih feline Ger.
semaItigung ibrer Mdnner nlniden
uno MIR cine iOlhe IN 0ernrtigen
Geiesen at iebea lit. gber nod Elm
@runo lit gegen oas 5raueuiimnt.
redlt an3ufibren: Die Staats. Hns
aOmmnHaliteasrm miiften tusitHtlid
er16bt iueroen. 9enn eritens miro.
bura bas Grauenftimmrett bic
3abl Der DdbIer erbobt un0 3pei.
tens Dirs Die 8abI bon ni6titeuer.
~snblenoen 81bIeru erbobt un6 ihaf.
fen 6teIe Ieiht 8eiese gum gnt.
tbeiI Der SteueraobIer, oa fe ia.
nidts 5abIen Die @teuerfroit
mieres 2au0es Iiegt dber BEL ben
Gormern. 9eren Srnien tpirben
ie6o6 iftperlid pa6len, tpo6[ ober
90 8ro5ent Der Staotfrauen. Die
feline Gtalern 5ableu. Die @efaf.
rem fin6 oIio 70 groBe, Dab ieber
Elm gerbrehen gegeu I'D ieIbIt be-
gebt, Der ni&t an Die llrne tritt
gegen 6rauenitimmreft 81
itimrHen.
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Rnr nnipsriitatsfraas.

9ie Gegenteu Der StaotsunberFt.
tat. $erren s. 8. Caller un6 George
GoupIon6, geben nohmaIs flr3 Dor
benz 9eferen6rm lire grir6e fir
Bic 8~pedmdBigfett Der 8erlegung
Der nniberFtdt nah Der G~taatsfnrm
an. sic fabren aus, 0ab mem bic
8erlegung nod Der Stantsfnrm
ourGortngt, bic ea1tse bon Der sc.
qisIatur beuiQigte Sumne BON 212
Wtilionen 9oaors benlst miro, Inn
a1tf Dem nelten @eldnoe sine etnbeit.
Iiae uniberfttGt aufsubattsu. soGte
oagegeu Der 8orifIng abgelebut rper-
beh 5~erfiele bic l1~uioeriitdt in Suei
Eheile ut0 plr1e aIsoann bic Lamb.
tDirtbiGoftlihe Qbtbeilung Elm Grit.
tel luib Die llnioerittdt 5rpei Grittel
Der chen erfp1bnten Summe arbol.
ten. nGrobe 4nitrengungen finb
nun Bon ben @egnern Der 8erlesllng
lett6in gemn@t4, erfI1ren iie, .6ie
0fientline Rain1lng nuf ibre 5eite
SIT brtngert bod finb mir beIlen
ither, oaB Der ourdianittlibe
Stimmseber 6drnuf brenrt, In bieIer
6rage 6os bette urtbeil gu fallen.
IS lit tn6eitreitbore G6atia@e hoB
iuenn nidt ielbitifhe SntereIien eS
berhin6ert hGtten, bereits bic bei6en
leeten 2egislaturen Die Dereiniqunq
Der lniberItdt nuf Der S~toatsfarm
geuebmigt bGtten. 8erIonlia iinS
mir b6atg Aaoon ~iibersengt. baB es
bireft berlnDet6eriI6 lit, bic TINT
beriitdt unb bic Observation-Disclosures
bon chamber 5u trennen un6
0aS bod i'm Breiie Itebeuoe @eIanoe
ben iesigen Corpus berum auf.
8ufaufen. SIN Sabre 1918 keiud
ten finf 1tftglieoer Der gerwaE
tunGabeb6rDe Der Giaatsunberlitdt
cine aei9e bon Gtaafsanioerfftdten
al benz 8pede, Eib Iber bic Sing.
belt elmer gereinigung 8u infarni.
rem. 4os ReIaIfat mar, DAB bic
8ebor0e einitimfnie einen 8eri6t an.
nabm, In Sam Der 2eetsIntur Ser.
eintaung auf ber Gtaotsform un0
bic genilisiing Der n6fbteen 1etttel
bon 21a Yliaioneu Dollars enpfoh.
len tuuroe, 9ieie NtitteI par0en.
Sann aiid bcDinigt. bod Die @er.
lesuna nidt alssselproden. Ser
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llnfaa.G nfdasiannas @eisb.

Gns ON 3. 91oUember our Bolts.
a%bitimmung Itebeuoe Arbeiter.lln.
faa. Gutiha6ignnas s@cieB mterihei.
Bet iih BON Dem geitern ron utts
bcihriebenen 6euthen aar5 rpeient.
lid. 3unadjt I'M 8irhhgsfreiie,
6enn nod inherent @eies ioIlen in
g~aebrasta MIR 0igicnigeu @etriebe
Der gnti6doigung pilid}t mterlie.
gen bic iituf ODER mebr arbeiter
beihdftigen. Aiis9encuuuen iin0 bic
gnnonirtbihait, &au56dlmu1cn uno
@iienbabnen ui0 Die BARN geihif.
tigtar. Dies lit 6cn 9erbdlniiien
entipredeno, 6enn Iestere uuterIies
Gen Der 8unoesgeiebge5uns un6 fir
Die eriteren beioeu aategorien fam
nab ben gemahkn Grfnbrungcn Gin
8eoiirfuiB CUR giuflbrrng zines
iotten @eiebes nidt anerfonnt ner.
BEN. Gns llnfaG.G utihd6iaungsge.
ies (@orfmens @omAcniation Net)
inuroe bon Der S%egi5latur angeuom'
men, I'm Die @e5iebungen 5Uiihen
Grbeitaeber umo arbcinebmer In.
groben Mliiblen, Jatriftn un0 ION.
itigeu BerfitStten in uuierem Stoatc
III bcfiern un6 Die Qrbettnebmer,
6ereu sin5iges aapit1l meiitens I'M
ihrer 1mqe6in6erten grbeitsfraft
Iieat fir ben SAL eines 8etrie6slm.
fals yl iideru. Tas @eieB itii6t
iih nuf 6ir in % uuierer gu16es
Itanten gematten g%rfa6rungen umo
ioate ols eriter Shritt elmer benz.
ndhIt neiter 81 beihreiten0en io3in.
len gabn mbe6ingt g~rtge5eiBen
mer6en.
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atnfhIanb fir tlntn seperatiri,Sen

garis %. Oft. 49, Bon 6otitc.
hrnoen MliIit1rperIonm in Berlin
lit hem .Iemps4, ME beilte oer'
6iieutlidit purOe Der neucite ariesS'
pIau Gettihlauos mitaetbeiIt NOR.
bcn 9anad ioa Der SAL BEL.
iorts oen 1entiHen etnen neueu
&eg 81 elmer Srbaiiou ebneu uno
IooaHn Der gerfia geuinht nerOeu,
NIT 5rmfreib eiHeu g~eperatfrie.
ben W Grreiden a@ir ipolIcn
franfreib mdt ruiuiren GubIano
madt ms feline Sorgen. ober mn
Ter So6ieiro Gnglnno uulb ger.
iGmettrrt perOGu, Der ms GliblanO
ino 6rnnfrei6 aif Ben sails bette. "
Eies 1T 6ie oeutite 4uiiht iagt
Ser aEepp5" unO GeutidIan0 bot
nod ueridiebeue ueberraitmgeu
iiir England i'm Qeito.
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(Gtngeinn0t)
Gin g9prt an bic 9entidlen.


I'm ben Geutiheu I'M 6ffeutlihen
2eben BEN ginFluB gil barihaffen, 8u
Dem bic Strait Der 0eutihen 8ebolte,
runa berehtigt 1T, lit es non born.
bereia notbmenoig, bob bic rGeut
iGen eintg iinb.4 5H an6ereu @or.
rem, mir ioaten peuiger QreuBen,
5adien gabern, @iirttemberger.
8lsttselitiAe o6er @oh0eutihe fem.
als eiufam oGeutide@, mo ais iol.
DE Ioaten mir uniere Gimme ab-
sebm fir einen 9eutiden, fails er
bon Der einen ober Der anberen Gar.
tel fin Elm herantDortlihes 4nlt nos
minirt lit. INNER borausgeiebt aber.
DAB er bic uGtbigen Gobigteiten be.
fst, ons Amt IN elmer gei1dfts-
mdbiee1 Beiia al oerualten. Sn
bieier Gage befinben lia bic 9eut,
iGen bon Gouetas gount1 BEL Der
bsueriteben6en @ahl. Serr O., s.
GliaIier fpilrbe bon Der 6emofratt.
ihen Bprtet 5nn gounfD Shoss
meiiter nominirt. 8iele bon inns
fsanen ibn felt ben Iebten 40 Sab
rem, uno au ienen 9eutineH ruel1e
in ipdterer Bet mad 9mdbn tonlen,
fonnea mir idgen 6ab Serr GlIaIier
oieien beranhDorttiGen 9oiten in ben
Sabren 1860 bis 1904 nit Gbre
fir iid u1i0 bas geianmie GelhiA.
tbnm befleibete. Gs lit nift infer
BuniGb aud nur Elm BORT eeee1
ben @egner Serrn glIaIIer's an IA.
gen, bod toie oberl erpdhnt fonnen
Die GeutiAer MIR ibre 2cnDs[eute
gu ieIden aentern erfpdhIeng inenn
fe oieien lire uiieetbetIte fntss.
itiibung BET Ser BdbI entceger.
bringen 2dBt infer 2olungstport
iein: Die 2elitida fir glIoIierl~
e.
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9ohn z g1enTen beninfr

3obn 3. g1egIeb, 6emofrati.
if1er aan6ihnt fir bic 2egtslatar
C9fepraiautot), b%egiinitigt augnab.
Der neutrality-suspicious. bon
Der G~teuerpfIidt uno 5ffentlide
un6 geIib Der 8aIIerfraft.
9eiten mo oHentlidJe 9~ubbnrteiten
in Sta0ten. 8ol. an3.
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biireern itS> benefit Der IlmItan0,
0nB er Bel Der 9rim1rpnbl bereits
fat 5tpet 3rittel aIler abgegebenen
Stimmen erbieIt, noinli9 rlino 65
Brosent. 4u9 iprift Der llmitano
fir Germ &oaenbed, oaB iein Sc.
geafanoiDat, at6ter @eeie bereits
oos bibIil6e alter bon rs Snbreu
errei@t BOT. Serr 8oaeHbeG bat
Ssim I'm iA0nen Fremont ouf.
geI6lnsm NIB beretts of betDieien,
baB er nuf ieine Neutrality-suspicious..
abitamntltftg ltcIs 1T ltlib 6oB
er ben GeufiGen nod intnier getpo.
gen 1T. 4Iio, Iisbe 2~aHbgIeute,
baltet felt 5uIamiilen uno tretet an
Elm Nann fit Conrad Spaen.
Bet. anf gum Gieg am 8. SO.
pelnber nit Gonrao &Dlenbed.
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staatsbsrbsub ben Q,brasia.
8psis IN Tsi6Itr, @eb., nc.
arhnbst.

I'm Snmiids Den 81. 0ftcber,
luirbe IN Eelblgr In elmer aubcr.
oT6rutlih soblreih beinhten Der.
idmmlune en- neller 8neigbrrein
bee Staoisberbonbes geariin6ei unb
ais @eamte erpdbIti 5riebr. 9ieieb
meBer. Qrdh6ent &einr. areimeis,
4iBepraftovut 6ricor glnianeier,
Sefretdr; Nm. Strtibe. Sddbmri.
iter. Die gr6iIminabanIprnhe belt
SER Gua Giier Rom Stootgberban.
be, norouf 3err 4lnitor S6merin
Mnlprahe belt, NORM CT bic
anpeieu6en oufioroerte. eiirig fir
ons @otbe 9reuB gu inmmelr. Cine
ao1cite crgab cine blbife Summe
@liidauf Dem uelen 9ru0erbereiul
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glc6rasfaer Gormer.G Congress lilo 81
ietncr lebien sisnug cine 9ominii.
.fon berpnrraaenber llnioerittnts.
.iHb Qmomtrtb ihaits idul Qr6iibsr.
ten Elm, Die ith ale fir 9erriHiauue
m6ipraden NIB iogar erfIGrten. BOB
stEe iolde NIT Der tniberiiidt cine
.gebenSfrage fir sic lauopirtbihnft.
lihe abtbeluug iet Die llntperit.
tat fol- 10 laugc beiteben, ais uuier
.Staot beitebt, 0esholb mir0 Sbr, 90.
hlm bon groBer @ittigtrit iriu Gin
.ietiger Srrtim lUiro iia Idnae iiIbI.
bar maden!"
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Ut. (@iugeiau0t.)
Shr Wrphmanu uHe 6Dncnbed.

Sd mo6te Sie unO 56ren aus.
~gessbntcu Gcierfreis md ipe5iea
meiue 5ren6e mO 9etaHutn ourauf
nufmerfiam MAIDEN, 0nb BET Der
fommenoeH 8abl an 3. giobember
iih eiuer Der bsiten unIerer Tit.
burger belltihcr athlnft I'M oas
amt oes 9iitriftyRihters beiuirbt.
@s miro inns Geitiden Oft, uuo
IT'D CLAUDE NIT Rent Dorgeruorieu
baB mir niht laniiggl6 5uiaHmen.
balten m6 an Der @ablurne uuiere
SntereiieH uidt nit Der uotbigen
Strait nuO gmgfeit %pertreteu nm
ms Die GtelIuua 5u erringen, Die
ms gebiihrt SD ioute meiueu,
DAB Die 9lrt m6 @eiie tpie Iei6er
uiele Stodnmertfuner felt aHiang
oes ariegeS iiber ms beriuIlen, ms
~iiberseugen iolte, mie uotbuenoig es
III. ben bieiigcn 6eiu6eu oes Geiitih.
tbums geihlciien entgegcn5utreten,
uno fpie SER Shul5e ben @erma.
mia Gurnoerein In Glbelouo err
mnbut BAT. ms Gin geiipiel 3u
Hebmen an Der eiHmitbieen grbe.
buHg i'm oIten 9aterlaH6e gegen bic
6einSe 8eutihlonos. Ser Sobn.
$. GroBmaun lit bon 6aittiheu GI.
tern bier geboren. iprift uiht al.
lem gut oeitih, ion6ern lit aud
Elm @efIrDorter anes Geutihen, md
Elm @ntbuiiaif fir ote cute Gahe.
3eutihInu6s in ieinem &ingen SIR
Gelbiterboltuna Serr @robmann
lit fit ben Gifterpoiten in ie6er
8etie bef1biat, iotuobl 6urd ieinc
guieburg 8ahtsfsnuniB un6 @r.
fabrung, pie aud ourb ieinen Hl,i
ais nufrihtiger e5rliher. freiIinni.
ger uu6 un6eitehliaer 0eutiher
@tunn.
Sd fam e5 unieren oeutifen
M}itbIrgerH nidt geuilgeno ans
Ser3 Iegen, Giles gl6glide gu t1um
Serrn GroBmanu 81 Dem amte ais
a3iitrict Suo8e" 5u ber5elfeu. Gr.
bat iif ihon ols S~taatgienntor bel
Der IeBten 2egislatur geniigenO
geroieuite e%rrorben, nm i'm gu Die
fer Ste1ung gu berehtigen.
Sober eiu5elne ioqte nidt aGsa
feina eigeue Gimme fir 6errBI
@roBmann obgebeu, iou6eru aud
feline 6rsun6e uu0 @efannte 6a5nI
anregea.
Gin dbnIiHes gltes @ort m6hte
ih fir Serrn Soaenbed pelher
iid Inn oas 4mt 0es 0barridters
bemubt, einIegen, oldl oarfen mir
niht ~oergeiieu. uHieraH apngreBre.
prdientdnteu .serfn Qobed in ieoer
8eiie CUR 8ie6ererrp1blung Gil I'M.
teuHisen. CT Bat fh w1bren6 Der
Iesten bier Sabre in Mai5inaton
pirfIih groBe 9erbienIte fir oos
9eltfhtbnm e%rfporbeu IND mir fms
Bu arsbter 1%anfbdrfeit Der.
pflittet. &c 1T nobl fnlim notbig,
sarou ~ erinnern, b1B @ouoerueur
Rorebea6 ms uieLe geneiie gegeben
bot, baB er elmer unierer guten
5reun6e lit,
8on Barteifragen 6iirfen mir uus
bei Der AaBI fir 0ieie aemter nitt
-
beainfluiien Iaiien.
AdDtungsho1,
q. 8. Mener.
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Seine G~inisuns Der 5nrb.

0dneoIo. "a. D. 20. Oft. IN
Dem 5lorence Garmnn D~tor6proBeb
oerulohten iid 6te8eihuorenen nidt
5u einigen. 9ebn maren fir Grei.
iprehuug, 5nei MOLTEN Die ange,
flcqte ifuIoig ipredlen. Die Car,
man mar altgeflagt, 5rau 2ouiie
eriboiian 81 boben. Qaan
glmibt nift DAB Elm neuer gro8eB
ituttfin6en iuir0.
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FOGfids an5tiscn.
Seura s. @idmOnO.

Col. Nidmono 1T Der befannte ae.
oafteur oes ortginelen oeulofrati.
ihen 8o9enblattes o6be Omaha
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itimmt fir
GOnraO 0oQtnbef !

I'm oas 2(utt 6es 6berridters oes
glebrasfaer Cbergeridts beipirbt iid
befnnutIi6 gidter Conrad &oaen.
bed, Ger berrits felt is Sobren bid.
ter beim 6. 3iitriftsgeridt lift. g9ie
beIiebt Der aan0ioat bel ieinen gdt.
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Sam niflt u6ne Die Sdglide 6mabO
9ribhne iciH.

SngleIioe, g2ebr.. 20. of. IA.
Sribunel
anbpi / Dollar fir Gortiebung
Ser 3GgIidlen 3ribiine. Die 3eitlmg
1T 6or5igIid. nameutlih in ben Jar.
fQitiiden fritiideu 9totiSen Der
striegsnodridten un6 Seoem (nidt
ALIEN 3eutiden) an empfeblen.
Soda6tungsnoG
Gbas. 8itaiGet, SngLcii6e, gebr.
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STATS SENATOR
@abl am 3. glOSembrr.
Sarnm Id Siren geiRanS erbllie.

SIN Sabre 1894, oIs i6 IitgIieb bes
et~aOfrdtbss mar. entbedte i'd Inter.