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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
Mr.. TETRICK
An Aged and We'll Known Res
ident of Town of Wortfiing-'
ton is Dead. :

Mr.. Cyrus Tetrick, aged "A years, d
retired merchant of Worthington, Is
dead. On Tuesday evening he had a
stroke Of paralysis, following a de-
clining state Of health for the last
three years, Mr.. Tetrick was In Flor
ida when he had his first stroke of
paralysis. about three years ago. and
ne had never recovered from its ef-
fects. This spring, however, he
seemed much better, and appeared to
be improving steadily until his second
attack Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Tetrtck was lifelong resident
Of the community of Worthington. He
conducted store there for many
years, and since retiring from that
business had attended to his farming
duties. His farm is located lust out
Of Wellington.
The deceased man Is survived by
his second wife, Mrs. F. E. Dent, OF
this city, Is the only daughter. A son
Paul Tetrick, aged about 10 years.
survives Mr.. Tetrick leaves two
brothers and two sisters. They ara
Enos Tetrick. Of Worthington: Hen
derson Tetrick. Of Little Bingamon: :
Mrs. Matilda McIntire, Of Enterprise.
and Mrs. Marcella Matheny. The
only grandchildren Of Mr.. Tetrick are
MRS. r. 2. Timbers. Of Charleston; ;
Arlie Dent, Of Clarksburg, and Miss
Fara Dent Of Clarksburg. Little Miss
Virginia Dent Timbers Is the only
great-granchild.
Mr.. Tetrick was an excellent citizen
and man who had a very wide
circle Of friends. His death will be-
learned with regret by all who knew
him.
The funeral was held Friday. He
was buried at Shinnston at IL O'Clock
from the family home. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
lIGRT PUlNPER
Is Drilled on the 4. I. sLoWndes
Farm Near the City of
Salem.

One mile southeast of Salem. In
Ten Mile distrilt, this county. the pat.
terson Fork OIL Company had COM
pleted No. is on the R. 7. Lowndes
farm and has a Light pumper.
The one-time large producers inst the
Gordon sand development In Sardib
district, Harrison county. are rapidly
declining The South Penn OIL: Cons
pany's No. 5 on the Jesse A. Sprotit.
farm Is down to $50 barrels. The
same company's No. Q on the r. =.
Ogden farm Is producing lis barrels
and the Washington Gas Companyss
No. !. A. G. Pigot and Grove & Par-.
rish's No. ], r. v. Moore, IL and 8 S.
harrels respectively.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
GREAT GROWTH OF
CLARKsBURG NOTED
BY Former Pittsburg Dispatch
Correspondent Since His
Last Visit.

Among the visitors to Clarksburg
today was Robert ]. Sample, who
used to be well known In Clarksburg,
and pretty much all Of West Virginia,
In the days when as a staff correspon-
dent and photographer for the Pitts
burg Dispatch, he covered all the big
events that happened in the mountain
state. Mr.. Sample is spending the
Fourth" with old friends in Salem
and incidentally looking after the In
terests Of the Pittsburg Union Stock
Yards where he Is editor of the Daily
Live Stock Journal.
II scarcely knew the town" said he.
81 stopped over at Fairmont last
night and came over by trolley but
on landing here 1t took me some time
before was able to locate old land
marks. It's half q dozen years since
! was here and l had no idea Clarks-
burg had made such strides. New
buildings everywhere, there was al
ways life on the streets but now II
looks livlier than ever, all but Pike
street. l. spotted a lot Of the same
kind Of sleek, well dressed citizens
there who always hung out In thai
section but they look meek and sub.
dued, not much like the old days when
everything was wide open and the OF
men coming in with rolls fit to choke
a cow"
what do I think of the dry move,
ment? Well, have been all over the
country and in a good many of the dry
spots and 1t has always been my ex.
perience that where its dry, 1t may
be harder to get a drink but II you
want 1t you can always get 1t al.
though It is likely that you will gel
fusil-oil and wood alcohol for whis-
key instead Of good old Hermitage OF
something like that and you probably
have to pay some fy-by-night doctor
half a dollar for a prescription and
then pay double prices for the stuff
from some druggist instead Of walk.
ing into. a clean, well kept bar-room
But you are trying an experiment In
the Mountain State and year later
you'll be In a better position to Judge
the result Of the change. Probably II
will hurt some of the interests but
West Virginia is too big and growing
too fast to be handicapped by the
new order Of things"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
Man is1Believed to Be Slayer Of
Two Women and Then a
Suicide.
AM Ar,oclAr,n .arnn

'uS As1ociAfGn pRknn
ATLANTA, Ca, July 3.-The bod
les Of S. F. Bennett and two uniden-
tilted women were found in swamp
at East Point. suburb Of Atlanta,
early today. Wounds indicated that
all three had been shot. The bodies
Of the women were covered with
brush while that Of Bennett lay in
the open.
The coroner Of Fulton county has
been summoned to investigate. Ac-
cording to the police there were in
dications that Bennett killed the two
women with shotgun and after COW
ertng their bodies with brush fastened
the gun to a stump, stood before 1t
and discharged 1t with twig. The
charge tore great hole in his chest.
While the women have not yet
been identified, It is thought they
were BENEFITS wife and mother-in-
law. Bennett who lived in East
Point was last seen on Thursday. :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
WARRANT DISMISSED.
Prosecution Witness Fails ia
Prove Charges and Has TO
Pay Costs of Case.

A warrant sworn out by Mandy
Ranzell. colored. charging Samuel
Fog with threatening to kill her
was dismissed by Justice Jackson "
Carter at the close of hearing held
In his court last evening as no eyi-
dence was produced by the prosecut-
ing witness.
Both parties are residents Of Glen
Ell No. Q and the trouble occurred
there ralzevenings ago. AS a re-
suit Of the decision in the case. Mrs.
Ranzell was compelled to pay the
costs Of the case. ~ sns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
To Attempt to Induce the Con-
/ stitutionalist Leader to Me-
diate with Huerta.
AMERICAN DEL LEGATEs
Return from Conferences at the
Falls and Wilson Greets
Them Warmly.
tlY AaroelArrn ,sraa,

WARRINGTON. D. c.. July D.
The American delegates to the Nj
agara mediation conference, Justice
Lamar and Frederick w. lehman
returned to the capital today and
conferred with President Wilson and
Secretary Bryan. While the confer
ence is in recess the American dele
gates will remain in Washington.
The three South American mediators
will return here and await the next
move in the sitpation.
President Wilson greeted the
merican delegates warmly. IT am
proud Of the way you represented the
United States" he said.
John R. silliman. formerly vice,
consul at Saltillo, left Washington
today for Mexico as President VIII
sons personal envoy to attempt tc
! induce Constitutionalist leaders to
mediate their differences with
Huerta.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
CALL ISSUED
For a Meeting of Republican
County Committee Here
Saturday, July IL.

Arthur K. Thorn, chairman Of the
Republican county committee, has
issued call for the committee to
meet at the court house at 1880
o'clock p. m, Saturday. July IL.
1914, at which time the committee
will call a county primary or conven-
tton to nominate Republican county
ticket and also fix date for the Sc
lection Of delegates to the Republican
congressional and senatorial conven-
tions to be hereafter called.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
ARSON SQUAD
OF suffragets Burns a Fine
Mansion Near Hollywood
in Ireland.
tar AsseelAIrp nran

BELFAST. Ireland. July 3.-An
arson squad of suffragists today
burned a fine mansion near Holly
wood. The house contained many
priceless art treasures. 1t was the
residence Of the late Sir Daniel
Dixon, mayor and lord mayor of Bel
fast for many years and a member of
Parliament for some time. The mil
itants left the usual evidences Of their
presence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
ROBBER killed
In a Desperate Fight in the
Dark by Those Whose
House He Enters.
nv.xsso1,Arrs sss.o

YoRKvILLE. Ill. July s-In 4
desperate fight In the dark early to-
day with robber, who had Invaded
their home, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Grimwood, killed the intruder. The.
ro6ber. apparently about 30 years
old. wore new suit Of clothes. In
the pocket was the receipt Of q
Chicago department store for the
suit and Il bore the name Of WiIiiani
Davis. The police believe the cloth-
ing was stolen and that the. panery
belong to another man. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
burned 10 DEATH
Are Three Persons in a.Fire M
a ve-Story Tenement
Housesin New York.

|. NEW YORK. July 3-Mrs. Han.l
nah Niokoli, IS. her daughter, Sarah.
17,. and Jacob Finklestein were
burned to death and three other nerz
sons were seriously injured IN { :fiSeZ.
story tenement house on 18TH street
early today. The fire was soon en-
tinguished with small eloss. otto
Schasberger. a policeman, saved 4
family Of six by swinging them acf6sa
2 hye foot chasm to another. build
ing. 4. = p. q. n n. -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
BADLY burned
Is Andrew Furry, a Short Line
Brakeman, by Explosion
In a Caboose.

PARKERSBURG, July s.-Arthur
Day, OF this city. who Is employed as
brakeman ON the Short Line be-
tween New Martinsville and Clarks-
burg, was badly burned Wednesday
night. while on his run. He was
lighting the lights on the caboose
when an explosion Of one Of the lamps
for some unknown reason occurred.
He was badly burned about the face
and hands, He was brought to this
city and taken to the st. Joseph's
hospital where he is resting easy to-
day. he will be confined for some
days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
MEDALS
And Cups to be Awarded are on Dis
play At Gilrs Jewelry Store.

Gold and bronze medals to be
awarded at the July celebration to-
morrow are on display at the f. E.
GIL jewelry store on Third street, as
well as two silver cups to be awarad
In q series OF baseball games between
the Reds and Blues. the last game Of
which will be played tomorrow. The
medals and cups were purchased by
Mr. Gil. for the occasion. They arc
quite beautiful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
BODIES OF. THREE
FOUND IN SWAMP

The women were later identified
as Mrs. Flossie Bennett, 4 years old,
BENEFITS wife and her mother Mrs.
Matte Tolbert. Bennett was q
brother Of N. o. Bennett, member Of
the Georgia legislature. The police
believe Bennett killed his wife by
strangling her two days ago and that
he lured her mother to the scene
and shot her, afterwards firing a
charge into the body Of Mrs. Bennett.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
FAIR WEATHER
For the Fourth of July is An.
nounced by Weather Man
at Washington.

WASHINGTON, July s-cele.
brants Of the nations birthday ami
versary may without fear of having
their holiday marked by rain plan
their excursions or make arrange
ments for participation in exercises
or sports. The weather man today
gave indication Of a clear day over
practically the entire east and south
from the Mississippi river to the At
lantic coast.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
DIR. OGDEN HOME.

DR.. Chester R. Ogden returned
home Friday morning from the an
nual meeting Of the American Med
ical Association and special surgeon
clinics in Philadelphia, accompanied
by Mrs. Ogden, who spent six weeks
at Atlantic City and in Philadelphia
for the benefit of her health. She Is
much improved.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
WOMAN SUCCEEDS sruARr.

Miss Minnie Kendall Lowther, Of
Ritchie county, who was In charge
Of the Wet9el Republican at New
Martinsyille for several months, has
taken the editorship of the West
Union Record, In place Of Walter
STUART who recently resigned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The annual teachers institute for
this county will be held here the
last week IN August. It will begin
Monday. August a., and continue
five days. The instructors have not
been definitely decided upon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
VII SONS ENVOY
GOES TO MEXICO.
LOCAL GHAUIAUQUA
Opens on the High School
Lawn for an Engagement
of Six Days.

The opening session Of the Clarks-
burg Chautauqua was held In the big
tent on the high school lawn at 1880
o'clock this afternoon. The program
for the entire day follows:
1880 Prelude-The Conservatory
Players.
3:15 Lecture-"we the People
......... DIR. ]. T. McCrory
1880 Popular Entertainment-The
Conservatory Players.
S:15 Lecture-"Four Young Eel
lows" ..... DR.. 1T. McCrory
300 Panama-Pacifc Steraopricon
Lecture -. George C. Grove
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
PRoGREssIVR CONVENTION

The Progressives OF the 1EsI Il +.
senatorial district, compfisinE II =
counties Of Doddrid &c. HafrI561 !, ID
Lewis, VIII hold their cons }I66 -
Clark eburgs Saturday 1nIF ! {f'
14@lnets a:ss csPdidtss ies STATE sea-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
PRIMARY m DoDDRnGE.

A primary Is to be held In Dod-
bridge county for the nomination OF
q Republican county ticket and the
executive committee has designated
August 8 as the date thereof.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
AVIATOR KILLED.
N AssociAYEp esrnn,

RHEIMS. France, July 3.-Cor-
poral Godefroy Of the French army
aviation corps was killed and Cor
poral Mirot fatally injured today BY
q fall Of 800 feet in monoplane OF
which they had lost control.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
COURT ADJoURNs.

The June term Of the criminal
court has adjourned without day.
Just before adjournment Bruno
Piort was fined $40 and costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
10 SELECT TEACHERS.

All the boards of education IN. the
county Will meet Monday to select
teachers for the year and tix their
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
RANK srATEaIENTs

WASHINGTON, July s:-nhe
comptroller OF the currency TODAY n
sued Q call for the statement a ths
conditions OF all national ba6ft : (
the close Of business on Tii6Sia ~
June 30. :. -. 81. 81,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
CONVENTION IN AUGUST.

The Democratic executive commit
tee Of Doddridge county has set Aug
ust IL as the time and West Union
as the place for the holding Of the
county nominating convention.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-03
MEETING
OF Republican Executive Committee
Saturday, July II, 1880 p. m.

A meeting of the Republican
County Executive Committee Of Har-
rison county is hereby called to meet
at the court house on Saturday, July
IL, 1914, at 1880 o'clock p. m. for
the transaction OF any business that
may be presented.
A. K. THORN,
I. WADE CoFFMAN. Chairman.
Secretary.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
3repnor giraer lart gatriotiidl.

Sn Der 9iirgerperlammIulg, nell
DE om Gienitag a6eno itnttfnnb,
tpArOe folgenber AusifnB ernannt
CUR Sammlling pon 8eloern fir
Die &riegsuotbleioenoeu im alien
&aterlnnoc: Wior @ieDer. Hobert
&lein ISM. 1reoe, Better aat6mnu,
uro 5rib &olit. 9tod e1e Die Ser.
inmmlmg aeid)loiien mar, batte
Der AusihuB bcreits Die Sumlue
ron $3.50 geiaumleIt. Ter auSs
ifuB miro i1mnitliGe giirger IN je,
mem 5beile 0es 6ouutDs aufinden
mo boijt aAi cine meieutlife @ilt-
nabme. 9eoer Qeutihc, Der nod
nidts gejeidnet bat, miro eriuht,
bel ciuem Der ebeugeuanHten Nit.
1lieOer oes allsidluiies porjuipre9eu
iein S6erflein %beijutragen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
airdIidle gladlridltrn.

Qas iGbrlidc NfilIionsieit miro
am 10. September gefeiert pcroen.
@s per0en orei @otte5oiemlp a6ge.
bnIten. Sm gnrmIttagsgottesOieHit
beginneno nm 10 llbr, miro @err
Yaitor S, 6alltb Die 6eitrebe balten,
5m Observation-Disclosures Inn
2;30 fperoeu aebet Der Sauptan.
ipra9e bon @aitor 9b. 9laufuB
BON 9reiton, Die ep. 3ndbarpaitp.
rem u, 3immermanu BON Dumirie5
une ". ShQier bon Omaha, mogli.
Aerpeiie aid Z. Dit BON Sbelbp
fur5e 3eit tmo faAgemaBp anipra.
den balten. Abenbs Inn 7:30 miro
elm iGuitrirter Gortrag iiber 5nDien
nit gum grDBten Sbeil neuen Gro.
iectiorsbil0ern geeeben iperbeu,
Der 5%rauenberein Der @emetlloe
miro Qlittags mo Ia1nittags fir
Die 8epirtbung Der @1ite aliereiAeRo
Gorge trngtr uuD bic @eiang61re
Der eigenen @enleiaoe mo Der
INSTRUMENTATION iperoeu pilr6 ibre
g'5rtrGee Die @pttesblenIte uertiefen
beIfen, @lie0er mo 6repr0c Der
@emeinoe iin0 ber3li6it ei~ngelaben.
art9ur @raber. 9aitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

Gin 3uptrIGffists Rtt.
tel our @srtrsibuns Don 4meiIsn,
S4ipabeu unb nnO,rtm llnggisFsg
aus Der Gpsiitinmmsr foLen CRIME
Bdlntfe isin, popon man nur cine
mdBige anSnbl iiberaG nieber3ulsgea
braudt, mo ii9 Die ldftpsn Gins
oringlinee 5sistn.
Stofff4ube fdrbeH. Mit
auFburffarbe bon getpunihter
Riiance, pie man iis gum 4uffriI6sn
BON alsioerItpffsn bsnuBt unS nie
lie in es6raudsfsrtigsr GOrm in
0russritH 3u bnbeH iHo, birltet man
bic SdHbs, IGBt trOdnsa unb ME.
psrbolt ben 5urbsnduftrds. I'm ben
5nrbtHiiberfduB Ba entferntn, Der
id sum @eiipisI bel bsasn alsiotrn
,HT& abfdrben uHangeuebm bemsrt.
6dg MAIDEN fOHHte. birItst mon Die
JefGrbttn Shube mad benz 9rOds
asn NIT reiHsr, naiier 9drltt mebrs
iad ab.
Dir6 Tenant bonn 9fk.
i9ldg bsfaIltH, 10 brtnge man
ben 3rantsH BIC 3ur antunFt bes
raid berbtgsrufensn glrStss m0sli4N
IN sinen fdpttieen une st6len Ert,
,ntferne dae 6esngsHben aItibungs.
tids, Iagsrs ibn nit erbObttm Sbsrs
TOPPER uno forge bafir, oub mSgli9it
r.nigs Msnf4sn UNI Jpn btrnmItes
ZEN, I'm ben 3utrttt gutter Cuff ni4t
u %bshinberu. mdr tpaids ben aopi
dno 8rur, ober f9loge ihn, ipsnn
mSgli9. in naHs Slider unb fl0bs
ibm np9 unb mad rei4Ei9 MaFer
~. atmei Der Rronte ui9t ssbSris.
% 1T Die tiinitIide Qtmung sin5uIst.
len, ME biss bsim S9eiutoS bur9
Srtrinten d%usgsfibrt trirb. @Gbs
rsnb bieIes allss geT4isbt, mub BEN
aroHten f~orttpdbrenb frtfHe Cuff
gugeTdGelt tpsrDen. aud reibs man
i'm, I'm bic 9lutbefpesunsen an3urss
zen, 9dnbe un6 GIBe. Qommt er
ipieber 3u F9, 70 III has tpisoersr.
pn1en6e 0ebtn, ipenN IS bon nelsal
~ trISIdsn brObsn fppts, bpr9 sn4
peHbung bon itarttn Rtehmittsln,
pie SdImioi9siit unh unbere Gubsre
Rsiae, SeRFtsise uftu. m6slidit su
rbdlien. Gin baIo eintretenSer
s4fnf 1T berbdd]tig uRb Wub ieoena
InIs gsuou uberpaGt fueroen. Die
psittr erforberIi&tn MabRabmsn iinb
pnm Qrsts gu btItimmtN,
gtfernt pfaHntn rsat
blant 3u Pubtn. Die pfGnnsn
ptr0en itbr bldnt. tpeNn man Iie
Rd6 isbem auspaf9en nod feuft
hit eef9ebtem pubitein unb NIT
obrtibt. Dnrnaf iinb fe
kp6 ttnmnI NIT bsibem WnFer 81
Ebergieben unb trpden gu rsibea.
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D. N, 6, ". a6enOidnIs.
GraHHans Muntas ben IA. Ses.
temsrr 1914,

qrG. peer 9ir6. 3ei6Ren, $40;
avitbmetit, 81; @adbaItuas, $t2;
gaAafts . eorrejbcabent. ST.; dc.
I6dfts.tnglFd 81; Commercials Cam
SO. i6sin. Glestrirnl grslneering.
$40; SrcenanD Draping, ST.; genE.
nsonlbip. S7s Rlar MsnOine e. giti.
maie, 81; gnbIs Spenttng. 81;
S0lesmaRlbip $2b; photographic u.
Whhdinenimrsibea, SIS; Spelling,
So; aD. n1:L GIsra -. .. cher
M9aR Garrin. 90, Grsot.S dsnte,
$25: GngIiia, fi- tAnftise Ausri.
faner, $40 per Wsrat; DaaNG,
Gpantid, 1EaBahi1 (anaufraafr)
gpeeo Stalognp5is, 80: Rlafea
ooi,erp bon "a btA 80 GseNeu.
Grtrd gebsbt bon % fir 1iAhnlt-
aftaoer. GOut. 4ept.. GDler 1900.
IL. nrn SGrren StrnBe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
Council bluffs cORa(eS
0urd, 3aFaa eridlsllen.

Der 17.idbrige CLAUDE STOPPER,
Sobn nes GbomnS Ioper, 1922 8.
9tpe., ging nit etliheu aameraben
naG Manatpa aut Die 5ngo. Gle
5iinglingc iubren in cincm Boot
fiber Den Zee. mo oils STOPPER iein
@etpebr an 2auf aniaBte, I'M cs
aus Dem Boot 81 3iebep, ging oas.
irlbe los nlo bic 2doung Sdrot
fuhr ibnt hi Die 9ruit mas ieinerl
iofortigen 100 berbeifilbrte. Die
2eide ipuroe nod benz gtabliiiemellt
Oes Goroners Cutler gebrott. Die
9eerbigHlg ialto an 0tenitag itatt,
lppbei 3nItpr ~ u. q, Burton Die
9ranerfeicr leitete, Die 8eiiebung
erfoIgte ouf Dem boirpieip 5riep9of.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
GarrOa..

Sn Der Better & 9auls Sale faH6
an 9littpoh cine 4bIniebsfeier itatt
81 @bren oes ideioenoen 9ilfspfar-
rers, Batter 4eBliug. 9ip 6qier
eeltnItete iid 81 elmer groBartigen
uno beItdno aus 9ieoen, @eiaug mo
WhlFfbortrdgen. Gas Gdeiben bon
Batter 3eBling miro algemein be-
0allert. ha Der SeelIprger lid1 eilter
a~ilgemeinen 9eliebtbeit erfreute.
0os idbrlihe 4irnic Der alien g[n.
iieoler bon Carroll Goultn mirb ant
10. Septenl6er in Coon HapioS ab.
gehalten. Mebrerc berborrngertOe
&ebner perben iprehen.
Die 9eutIdeh @iireer bielten am
Mtontog 4benb cine 9erianmtlung
I'M @eritts-@ebdnoe ab, uib orga.
niiirten eircu Qusi6HB, nm 2iebess
gaben fir bic Observation-Disclosures
81 iammeln, Carroll gorntp miro
IN Oieier Code mobl aud oaS &id-
tige trefien.
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tag, 4. September, bier abgebalteit
muroen, lit Sic 8crlage sur grtpei.
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NIT GROCER Wiebrbeit anpellornmeu.
@s ipliroeH $40 Stimmeu iiir bic
8nrlnge unb liiIr 40 boaeeen abse.
geben. Ndheau Elm Drittfl Der
Stimunet lpurne bon ben Groueu alb
geeeber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

6etr Gbriition Madb, 1920 iibl.
H. Gtrabe nobubaft bot bon Ser.
ipdHoten Bn HiIniar, Meaicrimgsbe.
5irf @iesbnoen einen iniereiiunten
Srief erbaitpn, weldem mir Solgen.
oes eftnebmen: yNIe end onrh
Bic 3eituneeu befaHnt, babeu mir
slrieg nit auBlanO, 5rnmreh,
England, Serbien unb Dem fleinen
3aunfonig BON Wontenegro. Mir
Deiitffen dber iiirdten @ott, ionit
gliemaHO, un6 bofieI odB unfere
Waifen iiegreid iein merOen Hie,
Der Anob, Oh Ioateit ais alter Bio.
nier Die Begeiiterung ieben bas
Ser5 tuiiroe Dir laden; i'd bate
mir bas nift porgeftelt. 9laes or.
beitet iiir iein @aterlanb, @rob unb
9lein Aeih uno Arm. IS aibt BEL
inns teine Rdrteicn mebr. aenr
behtide griioer. Bon bier itnS etpn
400 Naun al ben @ufieB geeilt
@unB Geutidlnn0 mar BON Spioneu
burdieudt; aber @ott iei 0anf ia.
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fen, oab Der 6erreott 10 elm Bolt
.5i 8ninbe geben laiien fam. uns
Ter ltcber Raiier, Der ia ais 6rie.
oenstniier befannt III, bat 9laes per.
Iadt ben @eItbrono 81 pernteioen /;
nber err rptir0c ST. cent ariea &C..
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gen babeu Siege gemeloet, d6er oas
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tiidltig b~erfeiIt pOr6en. Bobrifein.
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terlono.