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New Britain herald., 1914-11-24
HOSPITAL DONATIONS.

Contributors of Thanksgiving gifts, consisting of fruits, jellies. etc. for the New Britain General hospital, who desire to have their donations collect ed, are requested to notify Mrs. Jennie Bassett, superintendent of the hospi- tai, at once. They should leave their names and address.
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24
INSPECTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Rutherford Will Sec That Doors Lead ing to Street Swing Outward.

Building Inspector A. N Ruther- focd started out today on a tour of inspection of structures that come under the head of public buildings to learn whether all the doors leading to the street swing outward.
 It is said that there are a mum Der of violation of the law in the city and it is for the purpose of learning whether this is true and also to or der changes made that the building inspector is on the trip.
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24
MESSAGE FROM KING GUSTAV.

New York, Nov. 24.-Per Ostberg, special messenger of the king of Sweden. reached New York this after noon on the stea mship Hellig Olaf from Christiansand, bearing a mess age from King Gustav to the Swedish embassy at Washington. which he said was too important to trust either to the mails or the cables. He left at once for Washington.
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24
Germans in Poland
 Defeated By Russians

' London, Nov. 24, 4:40 a. m.-The
 Times Petrograd correspondent. in
 despatch supplementing one "declar-
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24

themselves in
 doors, which ha main building.
 Over a hundrd clubhouse disapI Powerless to pre- roof go down in and blazing omt the third and SCI lowed and by 10 had been reache but the burning right joists that torches above the the barn and adjn ing fire was pa st1 clubhouse was Q
 Costly I.,tlr.r1
 For a hundr ground was sfr A piano topple Here and ther tennis rackets. ding and bottle ed each other
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24

d view of the country for a great dis tance around and column of smoke and flame shooting into the air ap- prised the countryside that the his- toric structure was doomed.
 It was shortly before & o'clock that flames were discovered on the roof in the southeast corner. Miss Margaret l.. Donahue, superintendent of the clubhouse, marshaled her employees into a fire fighting brigade and did all that was possible to extinguish the fire. Fails of water and chemicals were hurled on the fire but without avail. M
 Fire Departments Called.
 The fire departments of Meriden and Middletown were notified and while waiting for them to arrive, Nj .ss Donahue and her assistants continued to battle with the fire. Slowly, at first, it gained, until finally it broke out in one vast sheet and then they realized that their efforts were futile. Everything that could be done had
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24

The line from which the Germans have retreated, according to the above despatch, runs from the north east of Lodz down past that town and to the southwest.
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24
PetrOgrad Reports German
 Retreat in Poland

London. Nov. 24 S:45 a. m.--An of- icial communication given out at Petrograd, according to an Exchange : Telegraph despatch announces Ger man retreat in Poland. The state ment follows:
 Between the vistula and The warta the Germans have retreated from the line running from Strykow Woniki.'
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24
Poor Wat6
 Woman Su Phone b

Fire that originated in d chimney fiue completely destroN beautiful home of the Highland try club in .Westficld this morning. the three: and one-half story strtIctuI that slfas ;been the accne of so man4 festive occasions since the birth of tn /. cluM nothing remains but charrcd andFsmoking timbers
 The fire was one of the most spec tacular that has taken place in this vicinity in Years. Situated on an emnence. the clubhouse commanded
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24

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New Britain herald., 1914-11-24

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
DIRECTS JURY TO FIND
DEL FRATE NOT GUILTY

Judge Reynolds OF the district cour
yesterday instructed the jury to fnc
Joe Del Frate, charged with flourish.
Ing revolver not guilty. The offens,
with which Del Frate was charged
took place in 1909.
Serafin Garcia. whom Del Frate
was accused OF confronting with the
drawn weapon in Old Town. said he
had had no trouble with Del Frato
on the night In question and that Del
Frate had not drawn a gun on him.
A decree Of foreclosure of a chat
tel mortgage order Of sale and order
appointing special master were
granted yesterday in the case Of Sam
uel Sabungy VS.. George NJ. Etoch and
- Hakem The defendants owe the
plaintiff $i.2O5.sS under notes. ac-
croding to the decree j. NJ Mahboub
was appointed special master to sell
the encountered furniture and fixtures
Of the New Mexico cafe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
When You Want the Best Butter
Insist on
PEERLESS BRAND
MOTHER OF MRS. CROSSE
DIES IN PHOENIX, ARIz.

kilograms received yesterday by T.
/ l.. Grose announced the death In
Phoenix. Ariz. yesterday morning ol
Mrs. Frances Mcclellan Hlll. mother
Of Mrs. Grosc ana grandmother OF
Ralph ilil and Beatrice I'M Ut this
city Henri failure WAS the immedl-
ate cause that terminated brief III
ness
tintll few weeks ago Mrs Iiill WIS
a Resident of Albuquerque, where She
has lived. save for occasional alb.
Henccs. for twenty-five years
The feeble health accustomed by
age WIS for years conserved with ten
der care by her daughter. Mrs. Grose,
but this high altitude proved too
great an agRravUtion 10 a weak heart.
and IN August Mrs ifill left for
Phoenix 20 spend the winter with
other daughters la lower altitude.
In spite OF nblcst carc, age. claimed
Us own.
The passing Of THIS life, ripencd IN
years and deeds ~ mourned by seven
children. twelve grandchildren aud
five great grandchildren Mrs Hin
was born In Scotland eighty-two years
ngo. and with her husband. John Hill.
and eight children settled In Albu-
qucrduc az 10 South Edith street IN
1889 There were not more than -
dozen or two scattered houses on the
cust side Of the railroad tracks az that
time. Edith street was way ~ in the
sand hills.
Except one son. Ralph Hili who
was killed IN the railroad yards In
1902. Mrs ain Is survived by all her
who are Mrs. +. Frank
Forter. Mrs joe Johnston, Mrs james
Kennedy OF Phoenix Mrs Harry
AInaworih Of San Diego. Calf Mrs.
Iialsey Oimsted Of Gurdon. Ark:
Iohn I'M Of Los Angeles. calf. and
he Youngest daughter, Mrs. Grose Of
albuquerque.
Word has not yet been received as
o funeral arrangements.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
NEW MEXICO DELEGATES
TO ATTEND CONGRESS

Albupuerqueans who were named
by Governor Mcdonald us delegates
TO The Worlds Purity congress That il
this week In session IN Kansas city
ares Rev. Herman T., Williams. Df.
David Boyd, pr, W. q. Hope and Mrs.
\. ]. Strumauisi, Jr
The New Mexico delegation Of
about fifteen people who have been
prominent IN promoting the cause Of
social purity VIII be represented. al
though the entire delegation could not
attend. one Of the many worth,
measures to be considered by this
congress viii b. the establishment Of
STATE Cor possibly nationaD homes Of
refuge whore delinquent women and
girls may be cartd Cor and receive in
hifueilon Ia Industrial crafts and do-
incstlc art.
Nj Williams. now az Spokane uni-
Nersiiy, Spokane, Wash. wns named
chairman ef tho delegation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07

Those who assume that few cities
the sise of Albuquerque are supper
ing Y. NJ. c, AS are mistaken. as rs
per cent OF the cities ia the United
States the size Of this have fine huild-
inKs and organizations Boulder.
Cole. with S.e00 people built the
above association aud gives il a mem-
hefshlp of about 500
In addition the college students Ia
the town maintain separate organ
izailon Of their own aud paid see
Rotary
other examples OF small cities that
have already built Y A. G. AS are
East Las Vegas. in this state. with a
$4,000 structure Ia q town Of 7.oaes
Douglas, Arlx with a population %
! oee. sss Gee building aud se0
membership, Tucson. Ark, with 4
100000 building in city OF is.eee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
CALIFORNIA COMMISSION
VISITORS AT VARSITY

Members of the commission ap-
pointed By the governor OF California
10 Investigate aud report on condi-
lions In the smelling Industry, were
visitors At the University Of New Mex
leo yesterday. The commission IL
composed of Or y. G. Franklin, pro-
fessor Of chemistry at Leland STAN
ford university, who has iust return
ed from New Zealand on a mission OF
great importance for the United States
government; Dr. Il A. Gould United
states chemist for the port Of San
Francisco, and Prof. A. T.. Wells. pro-
lessor of mctnlturgy at the Massachu-
sets Institute OF Technology In Bos-
ton
The distinguished scientists were
on their way from Fort Bayard, where
they have recently been IN consular
tion on matters connected with their
work. and were the guests while here
Of DR. John p. Clark. professor OF
chemistry at the University Of Now
Mckee. They lef, yesterday for San
Francisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07


Herboth, painting, paperIng. 14sbJ
DIR. Sobweniker vsteopath. Pm. TIT
Fees candy store. That good hoi
chocolate. Toe.
v Macpherson, representing the
santa Re railway magazine, Is In the
city on business
There Will be a regular meeting OF
q. r. Warren post, Grand. Army oi
the Republic, at l2l South THIRD
street this evening III 1:s0 o'clock
The Brotherhood Of American Yeo-
men viii hold regular meeting ~
! Q, Q. r. hall tonight. Refresh
menta Will he served after tho meet
Ing.
sam T. Clark OF DeminR, member
Of the board Of exposition managers.
who has been In the city Tor several
days, sonferring with A. y. koehler,
Irs commissioner Of publicity. left last
night for santa Pc,
Ben Jaffn. the grocery man. who
was az Santa re serving as a United
States district court juror returned
home yesterday and Will not return
20 Santa re-. having been excused
from further service as Juror by
Judge Pope.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
AT ART SHOP TODAY

The woman la search Of the best
values az reduced prices cannot af-
ford 10 overlook the line OF silk pet
tlcoats and corseta that Will be on
sale At the Art shop. at6 West Cen
trail avenue today. In quality these
goods cannot be surpassed Special
attention Is given to ft and style. and
Il can be truly said that she who goes
to the Arr shop comes away well
dressed even 10 the smallest detail.
The sale viii last only during to-
day Albuquerque women know the
Art shop. and II would be wen 10 call
early In order TO get the best seleo-
lions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07

that supports lis association with 500
membess, Phoenix, Aria. with 10000
people and one of the finest Y. NJ
6. A. buildings In The west. costing
SlaS.Voo and supported by 700 mem
hers. Grand Junction. Cole, d town
of 5000. with a $4,000 building.
more than il is proposed TO spend IN
Albuquerque; Fort Collins. Cello.
whore 8 large membership supports q
s7Seoo building IN a town OF 5000. or
one-half the size OF Albuquerque; Bill-
ings. Mont. where $4,000 people put
up $50. 600 for Y NJ. c. A.; Great
Fails Mont. with only $1,000 inhabi-
tants, vet with $4,000 building.
With the exception of Phoenix, all
Of these western cities are smaller
than AlhnqneruUe. Yet an OF them are
equipped with fine Y. NJ. c. A. hnila-
iags and thriving organizations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
WHEELBARR0W TRACK
FURNISHES CLEW THAT
LEADS TO ARREST

a wheel barrow track leading from
q broken box In which cans Of coffee
had been shipped and later the finding
OF wheel barrow in Porfillo Save
dra's yard at San Jose led to the
searching OF the house yesterday BY
officers They found the cans OF cof-
fee and other goods stolen from the
Santa Zee Railway company
Under sheriff Dick Lewis arrested
home q. the time that the under
sheriff. with Special officer George
Thomas and station Master J. r. Sin
clair OF the santa Fe, searched the
place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
SALE or POWELL DRUG STORE


Cash offers are invited for the pur-
chase Of the entire stock. fixtures and
good will Of the Powell Drug Com
pany, located corner Fourth and Cen
trail avenue. in Albuquerque. Includes,
beside stock usual to high class drug
stores, a fun stock Of candies, candy
and ice cream making machinery and
np-to-date fountain equipment. In
yentory can be seen and stock per-
sonally Inspected by applying TO me
or 10 American Trust 4 Savings bank.
Offers may he made for drug and
candy business together or separately.
All offers should be sealed and in my
hands before o'clock a. m. of No
vember ., 1914. and win be submitted
Tor action to lien holders, and to adj
journed creditors meeting to be held
on that day. | am authorized to state
that II satisfactory offer Is received
the mortgagee and lien holders will
consent to sale and immediate deliv-
cry, clear Of ineumbranee.
Dated November :, 1914
3. RUPEE. Trustee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
DELEGATES FOR ROADS
CONGRESS ARE SELECTED

COL p Is. y. Sellers yesterday APP
pointed the Albuquerque delegates to
the American good roads congress
and the eleventh convention of the
American Road Builders association,
20 be held Ia Chicago December 1913.
He was asked to make the appoint
ments by Mayor Carter Harrison of
Chicago. The delegates are Council
man :. ). Gilbert. Dennis Chavez and
Alfred Grunsfcld
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
CIVIC MEETING PUT
OFF UNTIL Y. M. C. A.
CAMPAIGN is ENDED

meeting OF The civic societies,
called for last night, has heen post.
i'"ned nnlll utter the Y NJ. G. a. eau.
lmlen IS over at which time supotin-
'sndcnl Milne. Of the city schools will
present q paper to these societies. to-
Nrsh'f with the MAYOR the city eoun-
fil aud ehlef If police. at the Com
inftetd cluh fhe exact date of this
h@tlns viii be announced hitter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
ONLY THREE ALDERMEN
PRESENT; NO MEETING

~ council meeting Was held last
uiehs owing 10 the failure of a quorum
70 report only coHneilmen Ham.
mono. Gibson and Coon appeared at
the hall Although the three had
power 70 adjourn the meeting to a
definite date lhis WIS not Done No
neaiins hns been held 50 Tar this
month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
GET WISE

Jewelry, watches. siverware. etc.
carefully repaired, VIII clean your
watch for 81. Malnsprings ST. All
work strictly guaranteed or your
money refunded. Expert watch and
iewelry repairing. and stone setting.
w. S. Zirglcr
First Door South Crystal Thcater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07

County Clerk Walker yesterday is
sued licenses to marry ITO Jose Car
ella. Duranes and Joseflta Anaya, Du-
ranes. Rafael Sanchez, Los Padlllas
and Catalina Sanchez, Bareias.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
''0steOpathy"

is science based on anatomy and
physiology. DO not confuse il with
indicated vapor baths. inhalation,
ozone or electricity. which were never
taught by the founder. A. r. SIN.
G. II. CONNER, VI. d.. u. o.
Osteopathic Specialist
treat all durable diseases Office stern
Building. Phones Gb5 and 1926.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07
SUMMER GARDEN.

Best Of drinks. served. with appe
tixing lunches. Special attention TO all
customers NAMES TAvAScI.
Proprietor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07

ToR rALi.---slx bear hides Black
cinnamon and brown: $500 10 $1,000.
A. Chausin. III South Third street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07

Don't forget 10 hunt up Nonf aftl.
ties Tor this \ ". e. A. rummaee
sale Plume esi aud We will eail Ter
them.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05
gaitlmaaa,

Rod hsHte finOtt Ti9 In Der Rbsins
gssenb Bel aSlu uno In RisoerOeuti4s
lamb Dos s9sudrtiee 9inl.ttnort
.8dielman, Sds bsute iopisI ME aoms
.pliment bebtutst. Mie % dbsr audi
in Der gsosutung bon e6mtihIer
.ss6rouHt pirb, 70 5sigt e. f9 aud
nod in Der Wortberbinbung .BoisIs
mans mdisn4, nos iobisI beiBt tpie
.auBhdn5s MAIDEN. Did. 8e0eatune
= bic uriprHgIi9e - fihrt duF ole
Gorm bes gusorudB.
gnTsImdn tommt aus BEN Gpduifhen
unb Ieitst F9 db bon Der oItsn
.@rubfDrmel .geiO Ids niuuDs- Cd
.tiHe Die SdnOs), Ole bsuts NOD tn
.Spdnieu Elm ausorud b6fIiden @ers
.isbrs lit. Jn Der beutfdtn GpraGe
.erIteint Die GOrmel idou Gnbe bes
10. Suhrbun6srts. Sn bsI9isoenen
.G6riften Itsbt ba gu IsIsn, ME man
Bottles monus" ob<r .gaie les
manus" modt. Mis isOOa oiefe
.luenen srtenner IoFtn, bate f9
.odmnls Sic 8eoeutung eeseniiber Der
.urfpriinsIiden iGon tpsientli4 ners
.f6oben. Dos .9afs IOs mdnus" bee
.1ei6net ni6t msbr ben GruB, fou'
bern Die Sdmit perbuHosne 8erbeus
.sung. SIN 2oufe Der Soften traten
aud an Ser dubsrtn Jorm OsS Quss
.Srudes 4snbsrunssn Elm. aus BGs
|Teles unb g1Ie ipiro gsIo uub Bafo,
|balo beibt Is las, boIo los munus,
MINUS obsr mdnos pirb su nan.
|S6IieBlid tpiro Die sar5s GOrmeI
|sufommenee5ogsn IN 9obIesman,
|gablomdr, gdFsImun unb 9oieImon
Mie in e~inselnsn Gssenoen
|0eutf6ldnos, 70 bat F9 bic GormeI.
~aneroinss in Der @erbeutlaung uni
in Der urIpringlidsn 8sOeutun9. in
|Oeferrei4 nod nGIsemsin srhoItsn.
BORT iost man betunntli9 nod beuts
oft ,aib g. 9un6l" ae
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

msnbaug miro ourd Gdrten bergs'
.Tfsat.
@enn iemdnb mad Der gdudrt Der
Sduisr frdqt, 10 ptrtptif man TIN
am fdafsn Guf BEN 8erglei9 NIT
benz ipantfdsn 5aus, bas ots 9oupt'
.rdums tets mad Dem Sof Derlegt,
pm peltem cine offens Stisge IN ben
.erasn 9tod fdbrt. Die 5eHfsr bss
G~rbqsi6oTss Iitgsn 70 tisf CAB itbr
.Buhaut 3suge 6ss ganssn hdusliden
.ae6sns pirb, 6ds F6 odrin dbfpielt.
Die al .bener grbe l~iegeHoen Gsnttsr
Fnb 6dafis Derstttsrt.
Ginsn 9dft6of Erfer aIaHs tu9t
man acknowledgements IN M.rttO
umionf; bdTir faetneu Der Mirt
oosr BE Safe gu fshltn. Mud be
Spetiebduisr perOsn ~perrpohrtsn
|@dumst ni6t geredt.
Sine title Mebmut liegt fets dber
bem aaf bo6er gimme rogenosn
IG6lpFs Gbopuliepec uuo feiuem un'
enofid pehsn 4urtl Duhosriom'
Bcqs ldben gum Bsghen Elm. 4ats,
mas bis Blord oie1es adnoitrites gu
biefsr btrnog, bat fid bier 5ufdm'
mendsfun0sn. Gin reisenoer ihilf'
befanbensr Ste Ieudtst iiber ELM
qriine Matte fer, uub file 9d4'
fu6en ibren Neg untsr ausgefpiItsr
WurseIn. Gin befonosrer p.rmtE
perffdfft BEN gintritt In bds S6lob
bds oisIen Rdmen isiner gauart
regsn f6srli6 ntdt Dsroisnt. q
fe6t me1r eintm miBsIiidten uni
~psrbdntsn GdHbof slsi4. Oben tptrf
hsr ginbrud etpds better. oenn mar
Bot NIT Gdulen nnb ar6itra0sH MID
| gsfpart. 8as f66nffs III bic ursnO'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

Elm nuQeburer gouIsparo, BET In
Gbopallepn snbst nHb pobp bus
.fhSnas D,nlmut bebaitst. 0us 3nitr
WorimiIIan ~guriidlisb. 9ier reiht
no cine prunibafts gtaa an Die als
unb Der Gpo5iersdnssr srnisbt
H0ie iibsrraltsnbHsn 9eoutsn In mdr'
hsnbnfirn @drtsu. I'm bic Iangs
Gtrdb,nlsilt 5u untsrbrttsn, iaob
Der erbausr in sstpiHsR pauIsn
|RunbpIdbe oasipifhsn, Oereu Wlttttls
puutte &ntmdler ihmiidsu. auf
bsiSsn Sdteu bss pdisO, ben Die
9%ufofabrsr qetpobHti4 nit elmer
asnubabH DsripehTeln, TamiseeH fG
ole 8tamBietseI an. gartnitdots TN
bsTtsn Slime. User bier fem 9aus
.befbt, oarf Elm gliidIi6sr Wlann as'
uauut rsrosn.
Die 5iaot III ebsn ME Elm S6ad'
Brett unO Bat audi iuiofsrn aehnltf'
teis mtt sinsm foItsu. ala Die 9auier'
moFsn in gismli4 gIeidmdbise @iir'
|fsl ober 9lods abaetsilt ino. Die
Gtrabrnnummsricruns rittet f4 boz
nod uaS gibt nit Der Rlinmer ltets
aud bic 3abIsHfoIge oes 5duisrblods
an. On Sic 6td6t IalieBen Fd be-
I6sut,Ros gcrTtd6ts an. Der 3ufam'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

fd mIehsnSs. Die 6dufer blei6eu
sfpar Hberan sins cher b64feus sDsis
fodia, ALIEN Die beHere gaudrt miro
duasnfdniq. 3nif9en Die 3eileH hins
sin fhisbt f1 a~lentHdIben oie
9drodfuFdbe sinsr ipanii6en airds.
Sic Rransgsiimfe nit tdrminFdrbiger
qdtira btlsgt, Der grobs Eurm gu
eHer feinsrnen GlOde ssformt. Dor
ben air6en liegt tets Elm tIstuer
Gartsn, Supeilen nit iaftig srtiHeH
Balmsn ~beitdnoen.
Die alameda fam iein qnt6mms
lima perfe1len. sic lit Elm Part ins
miiten BET belebteitsr Gtraber, Elm
Bart BEN feltsn sbrparoiseH uno
manniafaIiigeH gdumeu Der bdibs
trobiiden Glora, BON b%rsiten, i4ats
tiaen Meqen our68ogsn uno 6urtl
6ds WdFefpisl 3dblrciher 6priHss
Drummer belebt. SH Der aldmeon
nir0 benz 8olie stpeimal tp0tsntliHl
cute MuTit geboten. Die Msriiansr
habsn elm ieIfen fsinss Tauitseb0r
nnD aisbe su ieoer JOrm Der 9ons
funf. Sir ben pCpoliHo gilt be
gld8d mebr aIs Die aldmsod. Die
gtasa III Ser in ieinsr meritaniihsn
Gfnbt fehlsn5e Mitislpunft. Saupt=
unb 9ummslpldb Ser JaaIsn3sr uno
ain6sr. Ct if in Msriio beIonbers
sfob3asig geraten unb beoenteno
F6on 6urd ois begren8en6en Gt'
bdube, BEN Electromagnetic Die Ruthes
Drak unb 0as Gtdoihais. pier
TtbeH, idnsrn, hoden Die bdrfiibigtn
Jnbidner uno berssbrsn oos berbei.
eefdleppts oSsr dnf Dem pldse islbff
tffdnhene GFen, nobel es ebenio gss
rdufnDoa ME nnidubsrli9 bsrgsht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

.@pttatn m Blur nnb 0na aIappfn
ber GaloniaE. limo fem JnElInll
Iaeie tom, mas Oos bthtuitit. Aber
q bIieb Ftm - belt ben Attm an
unb - ipnnbtrit F9 sigentIl4 iiber
flo FttbH. Qbsr O. lpaets nldt EARN
80 f6Ia9sn. nod hOrts r bds
9hIud5en -.
Damn sins itmanb fort - Istle
lrurbe bic a~orrioortiir eddIoHer.
lima rtsF mad Der Ride BIN: .6isls
Ten Gie bic atpIsr auf ben 9erb.
eitfs!"
glbsr Dis msrtiDirbis babel ibrs
Gimme Sitttrtt 800.
uno prOftFor NifIos abpb Fh,
iaiett f9 Jur Tiir uno riff: Nina
fomm nal berl@
Gie tam. Ct fab eiasntIid nur
ibren f9lanitn lmrib. Gr hrid nit
ltiner fsiHsu gsIsbrfenbdnb ibtr ibr
Gsli4i-ri9iio! Glib. alabttib 49,.
CIR bat ipobI ssoo9t, ID iei ni6t
bo %
rid.
ODER - ID battle feline Obrena.-
aber felt ID Otnt Qussn BIN, babe i'd
Gbren -. limb la babe Did ssflern
iptinen etb6rt -. un6 SHUTTER Dat
mir @Oripirfs esmo6t -. oaB i4
INNER MIR on mtine Mrbeii bsnts 49,.
no ia -. mag fem -. abtr -
lrsnu bos nun dbioIut fem iol 80.
Sd iuerbs i'd HtOrSsn NIT SuitOr uns
rid rsoenl"
Gin G6rsi - elm S9Iud5sn anti
tportste ibm. limb ounn fibIte er
Rifle auf isinsm Gefidt = Rife
Sbm iDutbe gang dngf.
.6eb oos nal fir morssn nuf -@
CT. llnb 6a fii6ltt CT, bdb fs
IG4eIie - unS bisfss 2dasln smps
feline auseu tpis lang sntbebr.
lth S~OhhtHlus"h' 80 AK
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-05

6dmmelpuHtt. Dem ss piro Ieb'
baft gsidOFsn, struOert, getegeIts &C.
gsfnngsn uno 6draber Der
beutIHe @ebrpersiE uHo ben 6IotteH,
psrstn Ritt psrgeKen.
/. Die 4uItur beutIten @eiitesIebeHe
einen solsn Qusorud IN Der
blabenosn oeutI6en S6AIs. bic BON
Der Qolonis nit grobeH Spfern ge
ariinbet unS gsbdltsu piro. Die
.66iilersdAl iibsrIsigt 200, uRo on
BEN rueitersn Qus6uu pirb Don
.ti6tiqsn SdulmdunsrH smTg ga
.arbeiiet. Observation-Disclosures 8fdtter
|qibt es spei, BON Seusn beicuoers be
.Deaffte 3eitung BON WeIito". DE
,im 80. Sabrgnnss fte1t. in Der gsr'
ion oes sbemaIigm 9drmfdotH
5tautsannalies Sbtobor Saumofer
felt turssm tinsR nubsroroeHtit4 ee'
|T9idten 9eiter fano, aua bic
Issutf6e gudAaROluHg bari in oeisnl
3ufdmm.nbdnge trpdhnt Deroen.
ISie 9eutiden fn6 Der 3abf mad bic
|britta6Bts frsnbs aolonis, dlein benz
anfeben nd6 rangiersu fe an Der
ISpiBe-
SO oi6t i'm Gruuoe gtnommen tein
INahtlebsa in Tlerito. Gtnas belebt
limb nur 6is gIdbe pur ben fleinen
IS6eatern, Die 6as Spfsm oes funo'