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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
ARRIVED


steamers scg1rsnca. Havana October 6
and Nassau : 20 the New York y aba
Mail Sc CO. with 30 passengers, malls and
tuisc Bsr. ] m.
southern Pacific 60 with passengers and
fndsc. Left Quarantine A. 7:i6 H.
Beatrice (Nor, Port Norsnt October ana
Port Antonio 6. "a tho Cun'o Importing 60.
with frrt. Bar. 236 m.
Ncstorian CBI. Jacksonville October .. 20
the white Star ldne. In ballast Tcft quar-
Duhho Dutch Rotterdam September q.
20 the Holland-Am.rica Lane. Vith mdse
Bar. midnight. mn
Jolando ~ Glorgio CNor. Port Morsnt and
the Atanuc Fruit co. Nth one passenger
and fruit Bar. 2:iO q n.
Boriuquen. Ponce october -. NayagucZ and
Aguadnla q Humacso and San Juan 6 70
go Bull Insular Line. with rndse. Bar. mid
Surname. Port Barrios October and San
tiago :. 20 the United Fruit 90. with 81
passengers malls and indsc. Bar. $50 a IL.
Trinidad tBr Bermuda October To- 20 \
J. Outerbridge y 90, with 100 passengers.
malls and mdse Bar. 9:i5 m.
Rochau beau 00r). Hnvrc October 2. 20 the
Compsguie Generate Trausa;iantique. With
pa cabin and - storage passengers. mails
ard mdsc Bar. a IN.
Bergensfjord cAor. Bergen October 3. 20
Bsnhsm < Boyesen. with 3 first and 224 500
ond cabin and S3l storage passengers and
mdse. Bar. a m.
Brezos. Arcciho October =. MsYsguc2 I.
Ponce and San Juan :. 20 tho New York
& Porto Rico Ss 20, with q passengers.
mails ana nllsc Rar a.l9 a m.
Buenos Aires SPAN. barcelona September
%. Valencia ~. Malaga - and Cadiz 80 %
tho Compania Trasatlsntic, with 100 cabin
and u steerage passengers and mdse FOR
SeV. York II cabin and &c steersge passen-
gers and indse in transit for Havana and
Mexico bar. $50 m.
~ sol. Galveston october s. 20 the South
ern Pacific Co With mdse. Quarantine. q
Fsparts CBr) IArnon oct s. 20 the United
Fruii co. with passengers and r1dse. Bar.
$3.50 2 N.
Ottar CSo-,. ci.nfuegos sept 70 and Hs-
vana oct 7. 20 the hunson Lima with sugar.
Bar. 5lb m
Aral orr. Cstts Sept - ard Oran e. 10
David T Warden IN ballast. Bar. 2 n.
san Jacinto Galveston Oct s. 10 the NAL
lory So 60. with passengers and rndse. Quar-
antine. e:i0 m.
Sandy Hook. J. Oct Il, $3.50 p m-wfnd
north. light breeze: hay; smooth sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Rumsnisn Prince CBr). Phiiadel-
phia: Madison, Norfolk and Newport News;
New York. -. Sicania NtaD. Galveston
Aztec (Nor),
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

The Approximate amour, ot the nsr or
charge, to safety which the ahove-desc ribed
property IA 10 be sold. ie one Hundred and
Thirtynlnc thousand Nine Hundred and For
ty-ihree IO-l00 dollars 3l39 94S. 70icO. with In
terest thereon from the 18th day OF June
1914 together with costs and allowance
amounting 70 S42.. 05-f00. with Interest from
June 18th. 1914, together with the expenses
of the sale. The Approximate amount OF
tho taxes. assessments and water rates or
ofher lions, which arc TO be allowed 70 the
purchaser out or the purchase money. or
paid by tho referee * $500 and interest
Dated. New York. September 23d. 1914
EDWARD A. McsHANE, Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York. Francis u. Page. as trustee etc. .,
william Strickland. deceased. Plaintiff
AGAINST Anna Marie Ccfols, and others De
fendants.-In pursuance OF Judgment ~
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
IN tho above-entitled action and bearing date
the 18th day OF July, 1914. |. the undersigned
tho referee IN SAID judgrnen, named. will sell
az public auction, az the Exchange Sales
room. Nos. li-i6 vesey Street IN IN. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. city OF New York on
the 9th day OF October 1914, At 70 o'clock
tioneer the premises directed b. said 'udg-
ment ~ be sold and therein described as
follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected, situate. lying an being r. tn. Bor-
olgh Of Manhattan. CITY. County and State
OF New York and bounded and described AS
follows; Beginning at point on the north
ery siie 81 one hundred and ninth Street
distant three hundred and thirty-nve feet
easterly from tho nor'heasterly corner OF said
one hundred and ninth Street nd the Third
Avenue. thence running northeriy usrallel
with said Third Avenue one hundred feet
ten inches: thence easterlv parallel with said
one hundre' and ninth street eighteen feet
seven inches thence southerly again parallel
with said Third Avenue and part OF the way
through party wall one hundred feet ten
inches 20 the northerly side OF one hundred
AMI ninth street. and thence westerly along
said One hundred anc ninth Street eighteen
feet seven inches 70 the point or place ot
beginning. and known number 90 East
i0eth Street.
Dated. New York October , 1914
IRVING J. JOSEPH, Referee.
JOHN VI. RIDER. Attorney for Plaintiff ~
Cedar Street, Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram Of the property
20 be sold: its street Number IS 20 East
10th Street
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,tirhert number reached IL ~
COT NTl COURT.

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I,r,yI I IL n Iorlcchlo/b " II
Jncnh4/B II " toWaWt W
sntdrsorc Olerthold schulmnn/B X "
pedlcin/B y q = Ryl Tooker/blhu
uau,ri,r /Eraufs Barfott/B n "
tIa,,If "a y IL TuoFer/ Weiss
Highest number reached on '"'
cnlendar ,ir "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

Kpor,ltcn Simpson Same Mark
Wafer Hoyd curtis Gilbert
Cappicllo/ Slcillsno lussc mhh
knss Abrams tioVannc Ct'SuP'''
Nsrdol Rloch - c,inskyNcotci
rubinsky Abrams Goldsmith rchnnS
Raw SILK T/Kinbsr Fablnuclli fcaiopigho
Low Bowen Newman. naS'h
Davis Ergcl tl Ht. - "a
Part III SMITH J.--Innnisheo iHn
SCTNft'Ck I-caso unfinished Inrt
IA FETRN J-Inn.. ished. Part VI
GREEN J-Vunnishcd. Fart
DELEHANTN. T. Unfinished. IN" VIZ
NJ NVON J.--,lesr ~,
causes 70 be sont from Part 90 '"''
III. ". Y. VI. VII and VIII for triaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

Special Term--Trials-CLAR AT 10
q. n.
Attorneys must have ready for submission
plcadiues FOR the court when case La placed
on the day calendar.
fib Of /. lFolger Garcner/N1 CON Card
Green shannon Macarthur Macarthur
t{srr,ntC y Ward/C y
-.Ior. I,f |Dianin Fngle /MorKenthaler-P
C.ss.srIsesI Crahhe Co/Plaut
Burnett Ceres Coes/Co!es
t>-tu,ese IVeIihrock Violante/ Morsvec
a. Nui1 Cons Shields Pierce = Riy Land
Rasplst " T. Rush Wslsh/Schick
Walthtf /Nalther
Tie following causes IL marked ready ~
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KINGS COUNTY.
SIHKENI lOi ri

Appellnte Divisional Dept.-JENKs. p.
I RDRE. TUDH * CARR and STA
PLETON. ~.
non ENG MEEATED Day CALENDAR
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Monday. October Il.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,unrise 600 sunset. 5.23. moon rises.
I. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

SER, Part II
At q 90 A. IN.
SpctGk/iOnker1 II "
Marcus/Pow ers " =
Whaien/S YC&IIRHR
Parote/Nichols
Cole/Hon
Ldnehnn/Silver
Richardson Haas
NAV either be marked
20 another day:
Rosenberg/N 7 NJ Gas
Bahr/f Il 7
Ragonesi/Ric
Kaplan/Urls Iron "
Belgrdo/rbh Con
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures
Contradictory & T
Cotrln/BroOk
Farley/W Plains arg
Liberty Hrew/Olt
Goodhart/ IIasbrouck
Guldi1no/fraade & +
Randall Beaoh
ChuharoT /Concourse !
acknowledgements "
I Duuu/NYC & ifItRh
/ Smlth/Jnckson. Inc
,CrcutzberEer/Mt worm
ched on call. H0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
Forecasts for special Looalities.-East-
cru New York and Eastern Pcnnsylvania,
partly cloudy to-day. PROBABLY showers to-

Western Nen YORK. Western Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. cloudy to-day. probably
local rains. tomorrow unsettled.
Nsw England ana VIE mia. fair to-day
unsettled tomorrow.
Mex Jersey and Delaware. generally fair
to- av fair and warmer tomorrow.
Maryland and tho District OF Columbia
parity cloudy today. unsettled tomorrow.
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Trlni Tern-Part NJ
30 day calendar
Trial Term-Part Nv.
sURRoGATEs' COURT FOWLER. S.

Trial Term-Part NNIII-NEWB hGht'''
case on 40 day calendar
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Humidity,

Barometer Readings.
50osl I. M. 800 =. m ... - ~
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COURT CALENDARS
STATE.
COURT OF trrEAIS.

VNco ( Clara Lumber
and Ortrandsr
Same Same
Same Same
Jackson smith
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APPOINIED

supreme Court BRADY. y.
4 l. SclirmantR Eau--N J McheoFn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

NIGH WATER
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TITfIF IIUlu" tU-UtY, uh7tIUeI JU'WVTIu"'
Local Official Record.-The following on
cial record from the Weather Burea. shows
the changes 70 tho temperature FOR the last
;Ueuty-four hours in comparison Vi'h the
corresponding date o. last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

COUNTY COURT.

ST = Gallagher Claus Doscher n
CONTESTED CALENDAR
VIII OF Annie Reubens
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BRONX COUNTY
SUPREME COURT
special TcTm-GIi. a..

Special Term CRIBS. v.
No day calender
rriai Term an hrs, !.
so day calendar.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-10-24
what Would You DOT

There are many times when one man
questions another's actions and motives.
Men act differently under different
circumstances. The question is, what
would you do right now If you had .
severe cold? Could you do better than
to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy?
1t is highly recommended by people
who have used it for years and know
its value. Mrs. o. E. Sargent. Peru,
Ind, says. ''Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is worth its weight in gold and
I take pleasure in recommending 1t, "
For sale by the Superior Pharmaay,
L'Anse. adv
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-10-24

County Treasurer, 81, 500 without ex-
ira clerk hire.
County Clerk, $1,000 with $50 per
month extra clerk hire.
Prosecuting Attorney, $1,000 with
$50 per month extra stenographer hire.
County School Commissioner, $3.50
without extra clerk hire.
Inspector Of Mines, 5000 without ex-
ira clerk hire.
superintendent Of Poor, $125 each,
with $50 per annum extra for secre-
tary.
Janitor, $500 without extras.
County Road Commissioners, $50
each for attending meetings and mile
age and otherwise.
And further, that said salaries shall
be paid, and orders are hereby author
lied drawn, in equal proportionate
monthly installments; with the excep-
tion Of the salaries Of superintendent
of the poor and county road commits
sioners, which salaries shall be paid in
proportionate quarterly installments.
Yeas-Been, Schwalms Miettunen,
Johnson and McKercher.
Nays-None.
A secret ballot was teken to deter
mine the appointment of a county
school examiner for a full term and
the result was as follows:
Samuel H. Knisely. ...3
F. A. Mellencamp %
Thereupon the chairman declared
Samuel H. Knisely appointed county
school examiner for full term,
A secret ballot was also taken to de-
termine the appointment Of supefln-
tendent Of the poor for full term and
the result was as follows:
Anton E. Erickson 10
Thereupon the chairman declared
Anton E. Erickson appointed superin-
tendent of the poor for full term.
Thereupon the board adjourned until
Tuesday, October 18th, A. d: 1914, at
10 o'clock a. m.
MARTIN VoErscH, Clerk
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-10-24
First Oct. 24-Last Dec. 8, 1914
Notice for Publication

(PUBLISHER. vi
Depar tment Of the Interior,
U. >. Land Office at
Marquette, Michigan,
October 18th, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fred +.
L:zotte. whose post-ofiice address 10
Marquette, Michigan, did, on the 10th
day Of January, 1914. file in this Office
Sworn Statement and Application. No.
03843, to purchase the SCI OF SW}s
Section 10, Township AZ NJ, Range 81
West, Michigan Meridian, and the tim
Der thereon, under the provisions Of
the act Of June 3, 1878, and acts
amendatory, known 40 the Timber
and Stone Law" At such value -
might be fixed by appraisement. and
that, pursuant to such application, the
land and timber thereon have been e.
timatsd and valued by applicant, the
timber estimated to be worth 500. 90
and the land no value; that said appli-
cant will offer Anal proof Ii support Of
his application and sworn statement on
the 20th day Of December, 1914 before
RegI:tsf and Rscsiver, q Marquette,
Any pesson " i, iibsfty 70 protss,
thls purcho61 b6Soto entry, Or initioto
: ee6tsst g ~ the bs1srs retsst Z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-24

instilled, into him BY Cromwell ana
Bunau-Varilla, that II he waited until
1904 he would lose the canal rights to
England. 1t is this property, Of which
Colombia declares she thus was
wrongfully deprived, that forms the
basis for her claim for more millions
than any administrations has been
willing to allow her.
Claims Long Neglected.
Arbitration of several propositions
involved in the Colombian dispute have
been proposed by that country and as
regularly rejected by thu United
States, altho Secretary Knox limited
that his government might be willing
to arbitrate the question Of the owner
ship Of the reversionary rights In the
Panama Railway looking to proper
indemnity IL the Colombian contention
should be sustained. The rights OF
Colombia to indemnity Of some kind
has inferentially been admitted by the
United States and should the present
treaty fail, an arbitra ton which should
concern itself only with the question
of indemnity and take no account of
title to the canal strip might be posi-
our title to the canal zone must not be
assailed for she knows she would have
the opinion of the whole world against
her if she raised question on this
point, but she never has forgiven the
Roosevelt government for the opera
houffe revolution which it witnessed
with SO much coInpl. -cncy. and should
the whole controversy be rid of every
Issue except that OF indemnity she
would demand much larger sum than
S25,000,000 if arbitration were ar
ranged.
The senate probably could he in
duced to amend the proposed treaty,
by cutting out the apology and re-
ducing the payment to S10,00o,00O and
i then ratify the treaty, but Colombia
would reject this proposal instantly.
The Root-Cortes treaty of 1903 con-
tanned no hint Of apology.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-24

in the, Root Cortes draft, both Of
which, altho signed by duly accredited
representatives OF the two govern
ments, were rejected by Colombia. 1t
may. freely be conceded that. no settle
ment ever win be made with Colombia
that will not INVOLVE a money payment
to that country, but enough senator's
to prevent ratification of any treaty
are convinced that $10,oo0,0OO Is
enough.
colombia's Attempted Hold Up.
Colombia rejected every proposition
made to her by the United Stat4s lthr1
Minister James T.. Du@ Bois in the clos
ing days of the Taft ,administratio1
and frankly told Mr.. Du Bols that shd
preferred to wait for the democrats to
come lin. She believed, according to
the American minister. that the new
administration would agree either to
agbitrate the entire Panama question
or to compensate her directly for the
value of the territory Of Panama. the
Panama railway, the railroad annui-
ties and the contract with the French
canal company. The total Colombian
claim ON this basis would be something
like $4,000, 900. Secretary Bryan has
not agreed to arbitration but has
promised a compensation 100 per cent
more liberal than any heretofore au-
thoritatively suggested by the United
States. 49,
Slap at Roosevelt.
Altho the action of the Wilson adj
ministra tion9is intended as a reflection
upon the diplomacy of Roosevelt and
Taft, Colombia takes sharpest issue
with Roosevelt She charges that thru
the Vaccinations of William Nelson
Cromw ell and Bunau-Varilla Roose-
Welt was induced to pay $4,000, 900 for
the shares of the French company,
carrying the canal rights, in 1908.
when had he waited until 1904 this
property and rights would have re-
verted to Colombia and he could have
bought of her instead of Cromwell.
Roosevelt was Influenced, the Colon.
bians declare, by the mistaken belief,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-24

Polk, inflicting wounds that will not be
attended by serious consequences, al
though they will leave scars on either
side Of his mouth. AIahoney is said to
be a crank who believed Colonel
Goethals, the Panama builder, to be a
murderer. The illustration shows Ma
honey and the scene in City Hall park
shortly after the shooting took place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-24

New York-Michael Mahoney, the
man who tried to shoot and kill Mayor
John Purroy Mitchell, will be sent to
prison for upward of twenty years else
be committed to an asylum for the in
sane. according to the nature of the
report of aiienists who will examine
him. The bullet intended. for the mayor
struck Corporation Counsel Frank L.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-24
BENEDICT FLOUR AND FEED COMPANY

y y
H. p.rr.h. H. billions Ferguson Mercantile Co.
John chaioupe Son. Green Mounsn' =
e. Mel.
Harlan earnA ~
II. Rolsnd Asg0sn =
State csnsr r. c. Clock =
Ehlsrs Msrosn
WeIsbura W. E. Mehaurray Ns~ton
- Maoom Bincoe knoand,
Incorporated Society Rock
chrsianon Rsndsl
Coo w. F. Hors Collins,
H. A. Hail.
Elevator CO. orinns; Hicks
McCalsburu
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-24
Las. Call to tn. Dining Car. Minnie"

gone I showed it back into It's place.
It was by tho merest chance that !
glanced 1T 1t, and saw that he had
slipped Q small white box inside. On
the lid was written FOR good sirl,"
and inside lay the red pulls from Mrs.
Yostis window Down n .1uleyviale.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-13
WOrSiucitIidlsr ganserbmnb.

Die 0enber aeItbeborOe fir oas
i'm Snli nd9iten sSabres oortieIbit
itattfinoenoe S1ugerfeit oes 9oro-
ipeitIi9en S1ngerbilnoeS bat iih
nunntebr formIih orgoniiirt mie
fulgt: @oofreD Shirmer, Gbrenprd.
iioent; 5r. airdbof, 4r1iioent; aurl
Morib, Sefretdr, ltno Sui. Sdmibt,
SfabmeiIter. Counties: Gnrl Moe-
ipes, gmpfang; Bernard Ri6ter,
8ergniieungen; aSoIpb aiiniemiiIler,
Sotels, uro 5ronf 4rater, Druid.
laden Die Qebtgendnnten iino na.
tiirIi9 Die reip. Gontite.goriiber into
fperben iif ipGter ibre 4iiiitputen
Ielber nusiu6en. @nnj prnhtpoIle
Ginlaoungen, in forbigem, gotbiihen
9rud nit Rodb Moittitain Scene-
rien uiip. linO bereits entiporfen NOR.
ben, unS iiberbai,pt bnben Die Dor.
6ereitungen fir oas groBe Set iebt
i'm Grnlt begonnen Gum 9eiuh
per SpediaI5ng oitf ietner 9urdreiie
no6 San 6roncisco bat lif Il. y.
iibrigens aud Der beriibnte 9eetbo.
ben MGnnertor BON Retu 9ort an
denel0et.
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Ran6per Der g1ilis.

8oibington, IS. Suni. - 9os
ariegsoepartenlent fiinOigte Die 0a-
ten fir Die Nanoper Der WaiIi3 an.
SIN 9orOpeiten finoen foIgerl0e Ia.
nober itatt:
g2e6rasfa: @anse Gtili3. Camp
Gobgc, Sa., 10. bis 20. 9luguit.
D}inneiota 3pei Regimenter
Sniantcrie, Sparta, isis, 6. bis
Is. SuIt.
Soma - @eiannttc DfiLi1 Camp
3ooge, eya., 10. bis 20. 9luguIt.
gloro.Gofota - Gin 8egiment
1Snfantcrie, Maihiucngeipebr.a r.aom'
pagnic unO Sauit1ts 9lbtbeiIung,
Sparta, @is., 6. biz IS. Sult.
Siio.9atota @au3e Wili5,
Sparta, isis, 6. bis t8. SuIi.
8isconliit-8on5e Rili3 Camp
Douglas, isis, Is. Bis 25. 5uli.
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gum ObilnnsIdd.
ggYpncr @iIfis 6. Grosba uirb ei-
nc eingebsnSs llntsrinaHHs
einleiten.

Montng Rorgen I'M 9 l1br miro
unter 2eitlng bon Coroner @ilis
6. GrosbD cine eingebenoe Inter.
iudung in Die ltriafen Oes fllrdt.
barren gtlltomo6ihmgIiids auf Der
areujung ser 8cit Center 9ioaO
unO Der Union Eacific @eIeiie Be.
ginnen Inn, tpenn moglif, audi
Die G6ulo feIt3uiteqep. SeOer mog.
lide 3cuge Der aotaitropbe bat cine
8orlaoung 5t oem goroner's SSn.
queIt 3ugeitellt erFalten.
9ie Grauerfeiet fir Sri. SS5ba
8ioian glib, Sodter bon q. Gbas.
gli6, 1922 O1an6erion 5traBe, oie
ii6 nGditeu Mionat nit Oscar S.
&rug oer6etratben ipollte, fanb sSrei.
tag Nadnittag in Der 8obnung
ltott. Die 8eerbi8une erfolgte in
8eru, 9febr.
8rauerfciern tpuroen audi ab9e.
6oIten fir Gorl $. 8air in Der
8obnuna 1909 2atbrop StrnBe,
fir 6rau &enuetb Gboupion, Ole
in Blair, 0ebr., beitattet miro. Die
3rauerfeier fir 0en iungen arug
fin6et beute gtadnlittos 2 llbr in
Der ct. Maria @ngOdlcna Girde
ltatt.
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0rntidlts alndlridltrninnhifnt

Berlin, u. ,5inll. - 3ie Deiit'
itc erport gieoue" meloet Die
@riinoling zines oentideu SDnoi.
tats. nas hell alntrittpnbienit fir
Sns gtusIano beiorgeu ion. Die
&utptmliaoben ors Spnoifdts fino
Die gIbDebr oeutid.feinOliher 8en-
oen3melomgen mo bic glusga6e 5u'
perldIiiger m0 mabrbeitsgetreuer
synformationen Die 9auer oes
SnnOifots 1T 5uudhit auf orei
Sabre beitimnt. 9as ausndrtige
9tmt gelp1brt einen 3uiduB bon
250,000 Morf. Die gleide Slm-
me 1T BON ben gtit9IieOern ge3eih.
net iuorOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-13
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bonn glblcben ieineS III Berlin nobu-
baften @ruocrS 9luguIt llbItg er.
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oiegener G6arafter0ariteller ltnb per-
Ihoffte ben 36eoterbeiuhern mnnH
boben @enuB. Gen truuernben sin.
terblie6enen iprehen mir lmier 8ei-
,Iei0 aus. gbra ieinem g(noenfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-13
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