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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Boy TrampIed to Death.

Hudson.-John Burgraff, the 13-year-
old son of William Burgraff, a Lin
coin county farmer, died from injuries
received when he was trampled by
horses and had a hayrack drawn over
his head. He was returning from
aiding his father in the hay field when
be attempted to adjust one of the lines.
He lost his balance and fell under
the horses feet. The wagon was
drawn over his head, fr~acturing his
skull at the base of the brain.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Was Stunned.

Kimball.-As Julia Mellors and wife
and some young people were return.
ing home in Mr.. Mellor's auto from a
dance held at White Lake, lightning
struck a telephone pole not far away
while Mr.. Mellors was arranging his
wind shield, badly stunning him while
he stood on the ground, none in the
auto feeling the shock.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Oil or Gas,

Holabird.-W. e. Van Camper, OF
Belmont, N. Y, is in the vicinity Of
Holabird investigating the LAY of the
land regarding the possibility of de-
posits of oil or natural gas. He ex-
presses the belief that vast deposits
of those commodities lie under the soil
in this section of South Dakota.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Philip Chooses New PRINCIPAL.

Fort Pierre.-Harry f. Mendenhall,
deputy county superintendent Of
schools of Stanley county, has recent
ly been elected to the position of prin.
cipal of the city schools at Philip.
Prof. Mendenhall is a man of excel
lent qualifications, and the board Of
education will not be disappointed
with his services.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Farmer Hurt in a Runaway.

Onida.-Carl Brandt, a farmer OF
Garner township, was seriously In
jured when his horses ran away. The
buggy tongue came down and buried
itself in the ground and Brandt was
hurled to the ground. He was severe
" injured about the head and face
and in addition sustained internal in
%iuries. When found he was in an un-
conscious condition.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Booze Joints Raided.

Henry.-Henry was the scene OF a
sensational raid by officers on alleged
booze Joints" and as the result Of
the raid three men were arrested on
the charge of selling liquor in viola
ton of the law, the evidence against
them having been secured through
the efforts of a Minneapolis detective,
who vas brought to the scene by the
local law enforcement league.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
WOMEN WHO ARE
ALWAYS TIRED
May Find Help in This
Letter.
Swan Creek, Mich. "a cannot speak
too highly of your medicine. When

through neglect or
overwork / get run
down and my appe-
tite is poor and I
have that weak, lam
guild, always tired
feeling, l get a bot
tie of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetab
Compound, and it
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re-
stores me to perfect
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
18-Carat Cynlcism.

Simms-You're a poor sort Of q
club member. | very seldom see you
around at the clubhouse.
Timms-Why, ! get around once o
twice a week.
Simms-Well, look at me-Tm theB
every night.
Timms-Yes, but you're married ana
I'm single.
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Proof Positive.

Hold on a minute said a man to
his party over the telephone. 'central's
on the line"
Il amt, either" exclaimed the in
dignant central.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Sweet Sorrow.

who wrote: Parting is such sweoa
sorrow?'"
Some duck who coughed up his
last 10 cents for a julep."
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Knew the Men,

why has she never married."
"She doesn't like to stay alone
nights. Houston Post.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03
Double Supply Needed,

Maud spends an awful lot Of money
for complexion powder"
Naturally; the two-faced thing"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL. TELL. You
Try Murine Bye Remedy for Red, Weak, Watery
Eyes and Granulated Ryelids; No Smarting-
Just Eye Comfort. Write for Book of the I've
By mail Free. Murine bye Remedy Co., Chicago.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03

Emery to Celebrate Septe mber z.
Emery.-The residents OF this place
have decided to hold a rousing Labor
day celebration, and preliminary ar.
rangements psw IRE being made.
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Imaginary troubles cause more
worry than real ones.
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Another Sufferer Relieved,

Hebron, Me.-"Before taking your
remedies | wa all run down, discour-
aged and had female weakness. / took
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and used the Sanative Wash, and
find today that / am an entirely new
woman, ready and willing to do my
homework now, where before taking
your medicine 1t was a dread. | try to
impress upon the minds of all ailing
women / meet the benefits they can
derive from your medicines. = Mrs.
CHARLES ROWE, r. F. D., No. /,
Hebron. Maine.
If you want special advice
write to Lydia f. Pinkham Med
fcine Co., (cOnfidentiaI) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered. by q woman
and held in strict confidence.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1914-09-03

health again. 1t is truly a great bless
ing to women, and l cannot speak too
highly of it. / take pleasure in recon-
mending it to others. Mrs. ANNIE
CAMERON, RED, No. l, Swan Creek,
Michigan.
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Columbus : as.6eier.
Effi5ieaer Setting in gte6rnstn be
ipnOers fritlidl begaugeH BON
ben 5talieneru.

Seutc bor 422 Sobreu Bot 60.
lumbus Sic meme @eIt autoatt un0
oieier Geoenftag lift aud bier III gte
brosfa mic in mcbreren onoeren
Staaten 6es gan0es Elm ~nffi3ieaer
6eiertoq. aqe 0ifentIiden amtsitu.
BEN into geidIpHen, eberio ale Bon
fen. SIN iibrigen merit man ieood
nihts Rom 6eiertag, uilsgenommen,
oaB uns Die 5citparaoe Der Stalte.
ner 0arm erinnert bot
Die 6eier Der s5talieuer mltB ols
reft erfotgreid be5eihnet merbea
Gle batten nie I'M lebtn Sabr mie
Der etnen ih0neu detum5ug, an Dem
ale S0bne 6es ionmtgen 6aIbiniel.
lanbes tbeilgenommen h1ben. &ieic
onbon naren NIT ibrcu idullden
5h0nen in 4utomobils uno 3eigten
init itol5er @hene oaB ite iih oes
cages uuio ibres bier g]eiuonnenen
8oblitdn0e8 erfreuteH.
glah Dem unt3ug pur0e cine Set
periammlrng init Stolen abgebdlten.
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Ne9cnt N1Aer beOaMcrt Dte
SmOistrcttOn Oes Hrot. cling!

.itduOeu p%ertbeibiscu 81 miiiicn
gIaubt.
@are a. nidt fir oieles piocr'
ipeuitige @ebabrcn oes 4roiriiors
Bling 70 miiroe ct balte ieoeuiatls
an elmer Der reihrn oitlihen lint
perittdteu ben 4roieiiorenltihL fit
Meltgei6ihte fnne babrn nno Gin
breimal 10 bobes Sdl1r be8irber.
iDie mir ihnt geben f6Huen.
4r0f. 5ling fir ieine 5noisfre'
ton Git britrafeiL tuiir0c ais ibni
etnen g}drturer maiden.
Ge lit natiirIih ipiiHihensrpertt
uno notbpenoia, bic afa0emiihc
Jreibeit Der 4%rofeiioren bel erortc.
ring geniiirr angelegenbeiten 81
erbaltcu, uno trailen mir geIunocu
Wenidenbcritnu6e al. 0ieies 8riDi.
Iegtum nitt 5u %miBbrmtten
Cine oerartige letotnihuftlihe Pin
Tprahe. mic fe Erofeiior SLING &C.
baltcn BADEN iou bringt TIRE etae'
ne Straie nut iih burd Den Der
Init Der 6odattmg uno 0es Gin
flutes oes Sprchers.
Gte BON llumiiieubeit unb @ift
itrobeu6en gebauphmgen pelhr
8rofeIior Sling in ieiner aniprahc
aemadjt bnbgu ion, mcroeu Der Der.
onmmung eine8 ieoen inteli9eutrn
Shloeutcn nidt eutgeben. Ger
Stu6enteni6nft bat rt6 miro iidr
aeruig @elegeubeit bieten, bic That
laden in oieiem Sole 81 boren ME
tie in Observation-Disclosures ln6 nabr.
beitsgetreuer art mo @eiie porge.
legt meroen.
athtrgsnoq,
8. 8. 6aaer.
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Regent Halter Regrets the
Indiscretion Of Prof. Fling

Ran. v. T. Halter, Member Of the
Board Of Regents Of The Nebraska
State University In a letter to Mr..
"A. l.. Meyer Of Omaha Expresses bits
regrets OF the indiserotion committed
by Prof. +. NJ. Fling in an address
to bis students, attacking Germany
on lis attitude OF the European War:
Omaha, Neb., oct. 0, 1914.
Mr.. A. L. Meyer,
Omaha, Nebraska,
My dear Mr.. Meyer
My attention has been called TO
the Convocation Address Of Professor
+. M. Fling before the students Of
the State University Of Nebraska.
In view Of the admonition Of Pre-
sident Wilson II Is to be regretted
that a mar in Professor filings
position should have 50 far forgotten
the proprieties as to have made a
red hot stump speech filled with in-
temperate partisanship. What are
we to expect from the ordinary
citizen II a man in Professor filings
position SO far forgets himself?
Those OF US who know Professor
Fling know him as a brilliant but
erratie scholar who is always getting
off the Reservation, "whooping her
up" und taking a few sealps from
the Enemy.
Professor Fling is great scholar
and an authority on the French Re-
volution and it is not surprising that
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3ane 466amg far 8ranenfimmredI.

Die befannte 5o3ioIoain Sane
40bams bon Chicago. bic mic Sober
gerue 5ugciteben miro, 0urh ibr
Notwithstanding 4irfen inter
ben 4rmep unD llnqEiiftidcn Chi.
cago's itt eiuen gauten geruaft bat,
iprad geitern 5u 8uuitcn bon
6rauenitlmnreft i'm grdn0eis.I bea.
ter. 5te fiibrte Gbicngo ais geis
ipiet art Dab bort ieit Der Ginfitb.
rung 0es 6rauenitimmrafts biela8
better e%eDoroen iei. Ser ginfluB
Der forrupten Stnotr1tbe ieb rDenn
.nidt gdn8lid oiisgaihoItct, bod be-
oeutenb ~berringert morben. 5ie
mahte einen bramntiiden 4ppea an
.ibre 3ub6rer, in Der MnbL i'm 80.
.benber fir 1te ginfiibrung bon
5roltenItimmredt in Qebrosfa 81
Itimuten. SRI. Q60ans fan0 bteIen
I8eifaG un0 muB 8ugege6en perben,
IbaB lire Reoe Dem f5raitenitimut
rett getiibt Bat. - Gs pir6 bodite
8eit, 6aB Die @eguer in iddrferer
Beiie bon itd boren Iaiien.
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ibis aympathleu are with the French.
lie looks like a F~ronchmnn, wears d
little French Imperial, which be an.
doubtedly considers II necessary 70
defend.
II It were not for this tendency on
The part Of Professor Fling to become
unmanageable he would probably TO.
day be holding the Chair Of History
in one Of the rich Eastern colleges
that could pay him three times the
salary that We can.
To punish Professor Fling for his
indiscretion would be TO make a
martyr Of him.
II 81, OF course, desirable and
necessary 10 preserve the academic
freedom Of the Professors in dis
cussion Of affairs and trust TO their
good sense not 10 abuse this privi-
.lege. An incorporate address such
as Professor Fling Is said 10 have
delivered carries with II it's own
punishment IN the loss Of respect and
influence that II brings with It.
No statements SO filled with igno-
rance and venom as In the quoted
reports Of Professor Fling's address
will escape the condemnation Of the
intelligent student. There has been
and win be ample opportunity for the
student body to hear the facts Of the
case as presented in a temperate and
truthful manner.
Yours very truly,
+. L. Halter.
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Der adtbare g. g 6naer 0ic.
gent Der StaatS. llntrerlitdt bon gle.
brasfa bat in einem Brief all Serrn
n. Z. MeBer BON Gntaba, ieineiH
9e6auan aus6rnd berlieben ubcr
Die maBloie aniprate oes Eroi. Il.
w. 5ling an ieiHg Stu0entelL NORM
.er Geutitlanb in ihamloier @eiie
-afiarifi. SER Satter ihreibt:
glrine aufmcrtiamteit tit ouf Die
anipro6e 1cleHtt poroeu, uelhe
4rofdior .. VI. SLING nor ben Stll'
benton Der Staatsumiogriitdt gebal.
ten bat. auaeidlts Der 4}arnumg
bes 4riibenten 3tliou tit es at
bq0ulerrL oaB eth glonn in 8roiei.
for 3ltna's Gteluta beu anitnno
In folder 8eiie uerlebgn un6 cine
lei6enihaHliAe eStumpreoe" ourtl-
icbt nit maBIoier Tarteilidfeit, bal.
ten tounte. @as fouuen mir pou
einam aeiD16uIiden 9irger ermar.
ten. fucm Elm Mam III 9roiGiior
6lino's 5tealftg iia icI5it ioDeit
peratBt2
Itcienigeu bon un5, mpIdle &rof,
sling fcnnen, miiieu, onB or elm
6riImter iaoriien panfeImiitbiger
@ele6rter 1T. Scr abcr oft ieiue Vie.
ierDution bertdBt ariegsgebeul aus
itoBt uub Dem 6einoe ocu SfaIp
ubnimmt.
Qroieiior Sing lit Elm groBer Go.
Iebrter un0 cine ~9utoritdt in 9e.
3ug AMI sic fran3oiiihe aeboIution,
uno c8 lift nitt iiberroiteno, 0aB
ieine S1mpatbicn iiir 5rantreif)
limb. gr bat ous 4u5ieben eirtes
T%ran3oIen tmo trdgt eiuen tIetHctt
Senriquotrc, ben er uuter alien lint
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lertng; 3amois: Gbas, aomonn;
3n6ionu: Sol. Setter; Soma: Or.
.@r. 4. graun; qunins: 5reo. 8u'
tdbern; aentltdp: &obert &. Sorael;
.gouiiinnu. Soiepb 8ogtle; Raine:
auguIt Eild; Murplauo: 81. u. Wt,
.5moIt gtuiiohuietts: abolpb 8itt.
mann; Mifigan: Sermum 8iito,
'rhts; Minneioto: SnIiits Worid;
.MiifIitppt: 6. George 9tnas; Wtii.
iouri. ISM. s. 8. Qeu5; Rontana A:
@aIoemor Stetn; Nebrdsfn 8alen'
tin Z. Better; Iem &ompibire: 6reo.
Seifcrt; 9efp Serieu; George Brim.
INC; Rem 9prf: ytidoro gobrmnnn;
.goro Carolina: ). $. g(iggel; Ror0
'Gofotu: 5rit aebrer; Ohio: 8erm.
6elinger Gtlaboma: Seurp Braun;
Oregon: Or. 8. s.. Gnmmoid;
8enuiDl0auia: s.. 6. 9l0oeI; Gbooc
%5lono: @uItab y. McniiHg; Siio
Carolina: Son. 3obn 6. Gappel,
mann; Glib Qafota. SONS Geuutb
IcnnGiee Jrtb qebie; &eras: Capt.
g0gor 5drumm; lltab: Geo. Gan.
~nenfel5er; @ermont: 2ouis 2tHien.
meier @irgiuia: Carl 8ilbrmlnO
Baibington: Or. 8. aemptner; @eIt
Igirainia: 6. %. 9ente; 8i8conitn:
I$on. Sobn 2ll6nig.
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Qcripna[nptisen.

Die 6errrl &1rl @ar3 rn6 Ser.
mann QapereuB bon SnD0er, bic
.uaf Der 2auoinipcftieu IN gouiiio.
ma pnren baden Der aIribiine@ aui
Der @eimrctit eiten an9enebmen Be
.Ilih ab8eitattet
SER ". 9enning uu6 Grou
.2. 9ln0o bon g1orfolf Goben iitl
.leBte 8ohe IN Omaha berbetrot6et.
3ds giiidItde 8oar lift nod gtorfolt
5urildgetebrt, no as Die @lidmun.
ide ietuer 6reuHoe entgegengenonl-
men.
SRI. aatbie uno Ibereiio Radti,
|gaa, I6hter be8 Germ 3obn 9ad.
|tiaou, A. mo 6 5traBe, Sii6.
|Gmaba, iino 3u 3UeilpodertliAen
9aiude nab GleDeIaH6, Ohio, &c.
reift
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9anbiOaten eaite bss Slut.

6eItte Mtittag maren oie republi'
funiidleu aanoionten fir Die 9egis.
.lGtltr @dIte 0es Commercial Club.
Sie nur6eu non ben Niitalic6ern
frcunolitit e%uigenpmmen mo in
mebreren 8e6eu i5ueu bic 8i5tig.
felt e~ingeprl9t, in iolfer @eiie III
pirfen 6aB iie Den glten 8iaer
Scr 2aub8Riebgebcr iif erperben,
i'm 1aourh gcrette @eiebc fir ben
gull]en Stnut 3t erLaugci, mas Die
@erren aanoiDateu natiirIih per.
iprofen baben. gddIften Rontdq
mcr6en oie 2~emofraten eingeIn0en
Die HapubIttauer Die belite 8aitf
tDQren, limo:
Scnat-R. q. Go0ge IT,. Charles
IS. Salmorrs, Charles 4. aar6ah
5ranf q. aenneo1, 8ranf 6. Dates
SANS. 5ranf gurgeB, 8iI.
liam 81. Chambers, II. 6. 3rueje.
Dom, 6nrrp q. Softer, 5obn Gar.
fen. Wlihact see, u. u. Qun0gren
Bert 6. Miner, {. 8. 9almer, 60.
marc Il. Smitb, Z. %. Sang Uni
8iQiam 6. Stndbam.
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RuAI~ oUxnn gboue
Grftffnfines WanneniIe.

9ieie @ofe: Qnn Easier & 80.
gomono 9ages & 60, RosaaD 6
@rbiue, Gardner 9rio,. 8iI0n a1o.
mas & 2ou sad, @ar0, geG g.
8orb, Sobn @eiger, Srpbeiim 9ros
bel @eeflp.
greiie: Watinee (ausgencmmen
Somit1gs uno Sonntegs): @aaerie
t0c; bette Site 25c.-Abenos 10e,
25c, SOC unb 75c.
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Serru SuGu 5iarts in Baltimore,
gD, eiHsnfeubeH.
9biIo0elpbia. IA. 10. Oft. 1914.
g1ohmols iei an oicier STEELE emf
Oas an bic geiiiber 0es 7eati6
muerifaniihen gtotiouolbuuoes ae.
rihtete Shreiben oes gtutionnleu
&illf6fomitcs, @crliber INTO Shot.
meiiter 8err Sobn Tiarfs in 9aIti
more DO, B~ingGuicien.
$50 immer nod fcine SiilisfoiIe
eriitirt. iolte cine iolde ioiort ge,
griinoet neroen uno ollie geiammcl.
ten @eI6er on ,Serrn 8priiber
5iorts, 5apettc un6 8oli0ap Sir,
Baltimore, no, geinn6t mer0n.
4uh gin8el 8eitrage iin0 ntqfom
men.
Gas Sareiben ipridt fir iif
ielbit:
us bic gnnbesbeiiiker bes 9.4.A.g.
Baltimore Dlb, i'm Git. 1914.
8crthe Serrenl
Z auf einer am ia. Septenbar in
G6iIa0eIpbia obgebaltenen aonferen8
nit ben @ertrctern 0es Geutiden
Reide5 muroa beihIoIien, 0aB
idmmtIide bel benz unter5eihncten
e~ingebeuoen Bel6er Dem aailerlif
.Geutihen uuo s.. 81. Gciterreidii6
llnqariifcn gotihafter ourd ben
uuter8eihueten 8or1teer oes ST.
nou3ausiduiies oes RatioHalhm0eS,
uno ais iolder oes bclrtiden Stills
fallen 0attnoIfoutites. i~lbergeber
neroen iolen.
Ole abienber Doqen beitimmen,
nelder 4nf5eil bon ben eingeinn6
ten Sunnen ieoem Der bei0en Gan.
Der nberipieien nerben iol.
g8 lit oringenb all miiniden, bab
bic 8eloer iobalo ais moglid Dem
unter5aihneten iibermitteIt peroeu,
.0enn Die Roth miro NIT ie0em Gag
GROCER. sc Der0en audi meitprbin
nod Bel6er gelommelt Der0en; oieie
fonnen In getptien abitdn0er ipater
nahgaididt peroen. Nur bittet Der
Undergraduate, NIT ben Gininom.
gen nift 5t tnarten.
8erihie6enerorts iino pribate un0
oergleiden Gammlungen eingeIeitet
nor0en, bic fif undb91ngfg bon Tin.
ierer Gammltng gefteqt boben. gs
Ifdeint ttn8 cine Gbrenpf[idt gegeu
Den 9entionalbuu0, Der Die Rehte 6es
8eutidt9ums mdbreno zines s3abr.
3e6nts in G9ren bertreten bat, All
iein Dab man Die 4rbeit oes groBen
@dn5en ntdt ourA 1beiIuntarneb.
men ihmdhe. Mir bruthen EN- ge.
m~einiames 5an0eln.
DAB uberaa 5inon3ousjhiiTie NIT
berehtigten Samtrlern orgauiiirt
merben, oeritebt iib bon ielbIt oo
uuiere gar3e SammIung unter
itrengiter aontroae itcben mub.
4htungsboa
Gas 9atiDnale 6iilfsfonbs. Gomitc.
Sohn Ejarfs, gorfiber.
9eiither. Or. 6. 8. Seramer, So,
Iiepb Seller, indianapolis, 5n6.
3obn Giarfg, Baltimore, Ml6. 81.
Iltus Morih ct. 9aul, Wiinn ;
ISobu 9ermanr. San 6raneisco,
Gal; Sohn 5hnadb, Cincinnati,
l6.; n. q. s@eurnnnn, aanids
IGitn Mo.; 9rof. Geo. stern, Wtil.
poufee @is. Or. 8. s. 8nmmoi9,
8ortlan0, Gre. aloolp bTiutHt, 4bt.
laoeipbio, ga; @ottlob Sommer,
&bilabeIp9ia 3D.; 9erInaun Be0er,
8bila0elpDtn, ga.
4labdma: Bottfrieo mers; 4rfot.
Ilas. Gbng. Seinri1; California
Sobn &ermonn; COLORADO: GarI
lD1orib; Connecticut @m. q. 2anqe,
Gelanare: Suit. Mipfa; Gtltrift 60.
lnmbio: Marttn 3iegatiO; 6Lori0a:
Isl. S. Sanne; Georgia: 8. s.. Wlol.
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@ep6bnIihe Bis mitteImdBigs
ST. 1850
6ute bis bette @unge @tiere
81. 40-8.75.
aiibe utO Seifers felt bis t0t
nieori9er.
a[erbetp Seiferg $6.5o-7.50.
Cute bis bette Seifers 1926
100.
@er5bnli9e bis mitteEmaBige-
ST. O--5.50
gtoders uro 6ee0ers feit; nn0erc
fLdu Biz 1Dt nieorigcr.
Cute Biz bette aii6e ST. 5O-8.25
Brine 5eaOers $S. 25-8.4O.
NiltteIHdbae BITS CUTE So. IS
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9rieHnhfn.

&crrn. Geo. maurcr, g~1ebrasfo
Gitp:-S6reu At8itnitt aus BEN
e9iucoIu Soltrnal" erbnltan. 8abc
i'm an %unitren mitarbeiter &errr
Is. q. CONNER, Qiutoln, geian6t.
Der lit om &labe. fennt ben S6rei.
Ger ufto miro es ibm Ieidter aIa
ms ieiu, cine autport erfolgen 81
laiien.
9err 9aitor 81. Stride, Ma0i.
ion -Sbre 3eitungen erbaIten. %
mir aber bereits oIle BARN entbalte.
men 5iegesnadridten i'm Qaufe Der
lebten 8oden ge6rott baden, er.
id)eint cine 8ieberbolung iiberfIiii,
fla. 0ir bdtten ale beoerterber
eiropdiiden 8ldtter Bis 3tlm 20
Sept. 0urfaeleien ua0 allies 0ii.
ien8pertbe bereit8 gum 4bbrud ge,
brdft. g8tr oanfen 3buen fir Sbr
Cob unierer Gribiire uno beriiderr
Sic, oaB es unier itetes 8eitreber
iein miro, Die 3aitung itets aui If.
.rer 501e 81 baIten.
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Ni[fsfpnh.

Tolgcu6e gettrage fin6 BEL Der
Omaha 9rtbiiue eingegongen:
Roie almenoinger, Omaha. $500
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.Seiteres ans benz arteae.

@err 8ditor eSdiier bat bon iei.
mem 6reun0e Carl Sfaer oltB aant
ing gitp cine 9oitfdrte befommen
Die iiber cine omitIante Gpijp0e aus
benz ariege beriftet. sc beiBt 0o.
aGrbielt beute einen @rief BON On.
felt iein 9effe bat nit s W1oun Be
5e0oa 80 6~rdl5oien uuo 4 9ro.
~Diantpagen erbeutet aber, mel
.er fran8ofiih fortan0iren fonnte,
itberrai6te bic 5ran5oieu.
600.
@ittelmabige bis CUTE $3.50
I7.05.
gepo6nIidf bis mittelmdbige-
$625-700
MitteImdBige bis CUTE 1925
Is.25.
8ep6FnIffe bic m~ttteImdBiat
Sc 25-7.25
@tof aiibe $751; $685..
8eaI $800--f0.50.
guflen S5.25-7G0.
5hiueine 3ufuhr 1000: Mari
feit. Q1lrdidnittspreis S7. 40-7.S so.
b6diter Breis $7.65.
5dafe 8ufnhr $4,000; Marff
fLan biS 10c boiler; Jee0ers itorf
Q1nner S7.40-7.70.
gsiooer S5.25-5.60.
Geeoer Mi00er $A30--4.s5.
Sa1rIingp $585-G.10.
Mttttaridaie S4.30--4.8 S..
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MarEFberiAt.
(geIiefert bon Der Great Beltern
GOmmifIion Coz
SubsEuohn, 10. oft.
Min0pieb- s3ufubr 1900: Mnrft
feif. utiDerg fIan Biz t0f uieOriger
@saae bts bette GorigeiI.terte,
I'D 5O-10.30.
Mittqlmdbige Biz cute $500
0.504
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gerlanGDret iunge GeutIde fir
6ffeearheit. Outer Qobn uno tie.
tiga arbeit. Spreht Dor In go. 430
Gee @eb1li0e. 9pan frage nab o..
8. Smitb, 0ffreitanOeu 8 ubr
MorQens Biz 6 ltbr aben0s, 7:3O
Bis o lIbr Abelos.
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Die modernste und s~anitarste B~rauerei
:Irn Westen

5amfienbeSarf faun be5Dgeu meroeu: in Sub-Cma6a, 8m. Setter,
25O2 u @trahe; Seephon SOut6 S63-Cmaba, Sngp 4. 8s, 1924
Coughs Strahe: Selepbon Douglas 3040-GOnndl Bluffs, CID Ass
9ast 1912 GaO 6. Strahe; Selsp9On 1923.
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ZION ~unteritiise bic oeutiHe BreI.
.fe, iuoem man 5u ibrer @erbrei.
tun9 beitraai.
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5iir ben 6alfsfOubs.

Sin Sdreiben, Sas nod nidlt alIars
meinr geadtnng asfunSen hat. p
8idtis fur sotals 6dlfsbercinc.-
3te aeiammelteu Seitraae dnS an
6errn SoEu Sjarfs in Baltimore,
NO., eiHsnfeubeu.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-08-07
no., VERY SAG

Da- i, d y out he means and sighS
And 81 &cs his head in doubt;
His sII5~ ne ran not disguise.
The Untry's down and out.
IRE worKi1gmsn is on the bum;
II surciJ is a crime
To make Il fcIIow-bcing glum-
Thcy w1rk him overtime.
And II, IT, humble farmer guy.
His lot :: worse by far;
1t takes tao loads Of wheat to buy
A 1915 ar.
The railr. ads are in dire distress:
All, brethren, it is tough!
Fer 10 dc.i elton they confess
They h~..cn't cars enough.
The bank IS. too, arc stricken sorc;
Wi!c i'Jrvcst time begins,
With on rccofd Il cyl raise a roar
And hu ID mgre money bins.
Small 80 Ter that this patriot
Should De so heavy sOuIed;
\ pc,ky anOcrat has got
The io' nc used to hold.
W. k. Maxwell
in Peoria Journal