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Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
ON WAY SIX DAYS AND ~
Entire Hundred and Sixty-S ile
Covered on Hoof,
GOVERNOR RECEIVE oUl
General Jones CarrteS Lighted
Lantern Into His Office.
SEEKING HONEST STATESMAN
Executive LOath TO Accept v, r. w.
Button, but Emblem of Cause
Finally Forced Upon
Him

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. THE hike Of
the New York suffragists ended here to-
day and tonight some of the eleven foot
sore and weary marchers rested at local
hotels, others returnink home by train.
They obtained their audiences with Gov
ernor Glynn and their respective assem-
blymen today in the interest Of their
cause" and tonight all of them were
happy, even though their feet did hurt.
/ The officers of the mixers, General
Rosalie Jones, Colonel Ida Craft and
Corporal Martha Klatschken, walked
the entire l66 miles by road in the six
days and half They covered about
twenty-five miles a day and slept only
thirty hours, they said, during the jour
ney.
II don't want to make the hike again
this year" General Jones said as she
aank into big leather chair In the as
sembly chamber 1--WE shall march next
after until women are granted suffrage"
Received by Governor.
Governor Gynn received them late in
the afternoon.
Miss Jones carried a lighted lantern
into the executive chamber.
whats the idea?" querled the gov
ernor. Are you patterning after Dlog-
enes?'
Pm looking for an honest statesman,
replied the general" laughing.
You will have hard time to pick out
the right one," advised the governor.
The governor appeared loath 10 accept
Votes for women" button that GEN
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
STRUGGLE LASTS FOR TWO DAYS
Attempt to Raise seige of City by
Rebels Fails.
MEXICO
Dictator Declares State Bank Notes
Legal Tender.
FINANCIAL CRISIS SEEMS NEAR
Order Mikes Their Acceptance obli-
gatOPy for All Payments
scheme Devised TO Guaran-
tee Redemption.

Ell PASO. Tex, Jan lone hundred
and thirty soldiers, eighty-seven federals
and the rest rebels, were killed In q
battle last Saturday and Sunday between
federal and constitutionalist forces eight
miles northwest Of Torreon according
10 belated reports reaching Q. A. Bene-
Y ides at Juarez
Two thousand federals who had sailed
out from the protection of the walls OF
Torreon, evidently to attempt right
flank movement around the rebels, be-
sieging the city. were driven back into
rearly two days.
OF the eighty-seven federals killed six
were officers. The rebel loss is esti-
mated at forty-three dead and sixty
wounded. Twenty ty-eight prisoners were
captured by the federals, according to the
reports received by General Benevides.
The heaviest fighting occurred Sunday
afternoon In the open country between
AviIes and Salamates. suburbs Of Tor
reon Constitutionalist forces under
Colonel Eulelo Guaterrez and General
Jose Y. Robles have recaptured the im-
portant towns OF Parras, General Cepeda
and San Pedro. Coahuila from federal
forces, after three days fighting, ac-
,.ord,ns, to ofs,c,al advices also received
~, ca1eral Renavides Parras and Gem
sS.,, r,a,,eda are situated ON the National
-, ,,,o convoc,,ro saIt,I,o with TOR.
rnI pnssa.s,n, So ~ thasI two. po,ots
-,,..- 49,. -.ho,sl stro,g aavantare over
sNes s'o ,eHo.S =. ,cs,s,.s., -, :
tr~ ieuer4i army "A
Conferences with Lind satisfactory
WASHINGTON Jan. f.-ofiicials mere
have learned that President wilson re-
CARDS his recent conference with John
Lind ss very satisfactory and that rs
prime purpose to unfold the president'h ,
plans ard. purposes toward Mexico more
clearly than could have been done by
long distance communication was very
succeskfdl W %-4
Late official dispatches today from
Tampico transmit apparently reliable re-
ports Of serious fighting In the vicinity
r of Csrdenas and San Luis Potosi. From
saitfilo All communication to the south
has been INTERRUPTED since December q.
Eood a. saltiiio is running low. The
c,,6hoat yorktovn has left Ensenada for
Ma.otIan
,r,... x,,, Dac-se I..ued.
nstrvIfsn c,ITy Ian 7-practicallv ALI
- s,,,.e. ,,,,,,,.,, .~isting In MexIco was
sa'.,.1 -, ,,rcuIatpon TODAY bv a de-
- ,..,,ad hv provisional President
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Capital National
Suit Stirs Supreme
Court to the Depths

LINCOLN, Jan. 7.--(Spec!al Telegram)
The ghost of the old Capital National
bank snfa sh-up will not down, for here
itstalks again out OF the supreme court
room. with an ominous aspect 1t comes
In the form of an order for rehearing
of the old case, growing out Of a transac-
ton in bank stock more than twenty
years ago, In which d. e. Thompson is
on one side and Harry T. Jones. tho
wealthy Seward banker on the. other.
This case has been up and down in and
out, including the supreme court in its
peregrinations. several times and the
last time 1t went TO a jury, Thompson
won. but Jones appealed
In all the hearings before the supreme
court now and on previous occasions,
Chief Justice Reese has refused TO sit,
declaring himself disqualified because he
had been the attorney for Jones in one
of the early stages The result that the
court divided three and three, a complete
dead lock, leaving the judgment Of. the
lower court I'm favor Of Thompson to
stand. But the Jones people were not
content They not only moved for a re-
hearing, but secured an order for an
oral argument on the motion. which was
again listened to by only six judges,
who once more divided three and three.
In this predicament. however. the chief
Justice came to the rescue and by adding
his vote. made 1t four for the Jones'
side. which means that reheartng is
granted, and presumably that the judg-
ment from which the appeal is taken
shall remain hanging, as 1t were, in mid
air until a majority Of the full bench
can be mustered for or against IT,
Around the state house 1t Is whispered
that no case in recent years has preci-
plated such long and heated discussions
inside the consultation chamber as this
cne and the end Is not yet.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Four Posts Gut Out
Omaha Supply Depot

The quartermsster's office at army
headquarters is in receipt OF information
from the War department TO the effect
that the scope of the Omaha army sup
ply depot has been cut about 80 per cent
Three eposts-Leavenworth, Riley and Des
Moines-the Leavenworth military prison
and the government arsenal at Rock
Island hereafter will get their supplies
from points ether than the Omaha supply
deaot
The oider TO the quartermaster's de-
paFtment comes in the form of a circular
ard without explanation,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
THINK THAW is RATIONAL
Attendants Of Whites Slayer Tes-
tify Before Commission. :.
NOTHING UNUSUAL IN CONDUCT
Say Tkey DO Not Believe safety of
Public Will ne Menaced ~ re
shouia be Given tits
...4. Freedoma.

,CQNCDHD. N. H., Jan. 7.-ThDefeIU4ae
on bail Of Harry. Il. Thow would not
menace publio sefety. In tho opinion sxa
pressed By two OF his custodlahs today
at q pubic bearing before the commits.
sion appointed by the federal court to
pass on the matter of Thaw's mental
condition and It's, relation to his liberia
tion under bonds.
Holman A. Drew. sheriff OF Coos
county, and Clark ID. Stevens OF the
the local police force, who have had
Thaw IN charge since September favored
his admission to bail.
Thaw and his mother were present
with counsel. None of the legal repre-
sentatives of New York state was In
attendance when the hearing opened.
Sheriff Drew told of his close relations
with Thaw during the period of his Gus
todlanship During that time, he said.
Thaw had not shown any tendency
toward violence and had manifested no
Ill temper. no irritabiiity and no lack OF
self control
The sheriff said Thaw was nervous and
excited when first arrested at Coiebrook.
after his deportation from Canada and
also showed some excitement when he
was denounced at the -extradition hearing
before Governor FIker by William T.
Jerome, special deputy attorney general
but no more than any man would under
the same circumstances. added the
witness.
Thaw was n pleasant companion under
| all circumstances and In conversations
on current topics displayed wonderful
insight.
Would you consider him characterized
by an exaggeration Of the ego?" asked
DR.. George A. Blumer, Of the commission
mo. SIR"
officer Stevens who occupied sleep
ing room with the prisoner ana accom-
panied him on his walks, described Thaw
as "a perfect gentleman" lie said he
wished he had Thaw's conversational
ability. The principal difference between
Thaw and the other men. in his opinion
was that Thaw was more kind that tn,
general run OF the witnesses aeqaint-
ances, Stevens said that Thawes wife had
never been mentioned in their converse.
tions, No anger or resentment towards
any public official or any other person
with whom his past had been connected
had ever been shown In his presence by
/ his charge, whose conduct had been
| tN"oie'teiiAeu Wy common sense. The Wit
ness had never seen anything about the
prisoner to make him feel that Thaw was
a public menace
Jerome Refuses "a Appear.
Before adJourning the hearing without
date, General Frank s. Streater stated
for the commission that Mr.. Jerome had
notified him that he had decided not to
appear because the scope OF the commits
sion's inquiry was so limited.
1T seems obvious" the eommissloner
said. that Mr., jerome greatly misap.
prehends the courts order and the scope
OF the commissions powers and duty
hereunder Unlimited powers appear tc
have been conferred on the commission
to enable II 10 perform it's duty OF ad.
vising the court on the only question
submitted whether Thaw's liberty on bail
would menace public safety"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
NEW YORK TOWN TRADED
FOR A SKYSCRAPER

NEW YORK. Jan. Announcement
was made today that the town OF Phllipse
Manor. a mile above Tarrytown, N. Y.
and near the estate Of John ID. Rookie
feller at Pocantico Hills. has been traded
for . twenty-story skyscraper at the
northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Thirty-first streets In this city. The
TO IN consists OF go acres and has many
houses costing from $1,000 to $4,000 The
Fifth avenue property is valued at $780,
.CC0
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
University Lifts
Ban on Rag Dances

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. THE ban on
all rag dances which has been In ef-
feet at the University of Nebraska, was
today lifted by Miss Mary Graham. dean
OF women The annual military ball. the
first formal dance of the year to be held
Friday. Is the cause of the change In the
edict. The tango. the castle-walk. the
one-step and other novelty dances will
be permitted under the condition that
they are danced right" Heretofore
nothing but the waltz, two-step and five
step have been permitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
President Of Radio
Telephone Company
Gets Year and Half

NEW YORK, Jan. FLAMES Dunlop
Smith. president of the Radio Telephone
company, was sentenced by Judge Hunt
today to spend a year and half in the
federal prison at Atlanta. and 10 pay a
fine OF 5000 for conspiracy to swindle
investors In the stock OF the corporation
through the use OF the malls. Elmer
Burlingame. agent OF subsidiary COM
pany, was sentenced to two and half
years Imprisonment and fined s1o.eeO.
The Ellsworth company a subsidiary
which handled the patent corporations
s0ocA, waa fined s1o.59
The government charged t'.as investors
I'm the Radio stock were swindled out Of
a million dollars by the false representa-
tions OF the defendants.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
SCHLIEMANN NAMED GREEK
MINISTER TO WASHINGTON

VIENNA, Austria, Jan. T.-Agamemnon
sehliemann, who represents Laris in the
Greek Chamber OF Deputies, was ap-
pointed Greek minister at Washington 10
succeed l.. A. Soromilas. according to a
telegram from Athens. The new min
lister. although a Greek subject, is a son
Of the German archaeloglst and traveller.
Heinrich Schl.emann.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
BLACK HILLS MAN KILLED
AS AUTOMOBILE 0VERTURNS

LEAD. s. D.. Jan. I'M c. Campbell,
a poneer hotel man OF Lead. was killed
this afternoon when his automobile over
turned His son, Walter, was seriously
injured. and Mrs. Noeller, who was in
the car broke her shoulder Mrs. NJ. c.
Campbell escaped uninjured. Campbell
was 30 years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
The Weather

Forecast till p. m. Thursday:
For Omaha, Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair; not much change in temperature
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08

Continued on Page TwO)
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-08
Start the Year Right

Advertise in Tho Bee day by day
and thus make sure of reaching
the people who buy.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

i'm Ser llmgegeno. - @onntagabsro
erfranfte ploelih 6ie 6ran unlereS
@aitpirtbes 9oui5 Sung, 10 oaB Elm
ar5t 81 .@ilfe ger1fen meroen muBte.
Sic grfranfte befin0et ii6 jeet mle=
Ser ol1f bem @ege Ser 8elierung. -
Sim gan1ltag, Sen IA. Hopem0er,
1tarb na9mittags i'm Sauie ibre5
Sob1es Sobarm I'M Somn 6arnning
Grau gertruo 9eett, %gebore1le 9lun1,
in Iolge zines @er5febler5 I'M Sitter
BON go Sabren. Die Ser torbene, Sic
mirfli9 bas Mhulter elmer 6riItlihen
Weutter mar, murbe in 1852 in
1eutidlano ge6oren un6 fam ols
oreijqbriges &ino init ibren gltern
nad Mmerifa, sic ibr Seim in Galu=
met Gou1tD, isis, madten. Bis gum
Sabre 1872 blieb tie I'M elterll4en
Sauie unb perebelidte ii6 nit Dem
lie nod iiberleben6en 8atten am %.
M1ar5 ienes Sobres. 2os iuage
Noor fam fur5 nod Ser 9eiratb nah
stearns County un6 lieB iib auf
jerer Seimitdtte nie6er, no lie oen
Mben6 hires 9ebens in &ube Der
bradte. Ser gliidlide gbe entlproi=
len 5moIf @in6er> bon benen 's1r
mebr bier 6em 2eben erbalten iino,
mdbreno sic o9t an6ern, auf bie 5as
glternpoor lire @offmtng iette, Der
|Gipbtberia 5nm Spfer fielen. Die
ser lamilie erboItenen @in6er lino:
6rou geic. 9nfner BON bier, Sobom
Mett, BEL bem iie ibr Seim batte uno
Ser oo5 bGterlide 2an6gut meiter be-
arbeite, Mn6reas Mett bon 6orbolm,
g. 3, un6 6rau Subert Sbelen BON
6reeport. Sic en uno 6em tranern=
SEN gotter1 entbietet Ser uNorotern"
fem oufridtiges 8eileio. Mfoge Die
@%erltorbene ruben in 6rieoen! Die
geeroigung tpur6e bon Ser ct. Mor-
tins Stride om 9ienl tagmorgen na9
einem bonn bodm. Serrn g. Shir=
mers bon Melrole unter Miiilten5 oe5
bodm. P. Meinra6, 8. g. g., BON
6reeport, u11o oes bodm. Ortspfar=
rers P. Meinulf .. g. g., gebalten.
SIN 1er1eIben nuhmen piele 8ertpnn6=
te un6 5Sreunbe bon mob un6 fern mle
aud Sic Mitglie6er 6e5 ct. Mnna=
ssrauenpereins, beiien 1ungiabriges
un6 ebrenpertbes Mttglieo lie geme-
len, tbeil. @emiB iii, oaB oie Ser
Itorbene, tpelde einen edit driltlifer
9ebensmonoel gefiibrt uno in anem
ibren Mngeborigen etn nadobmens-
mertbes geiipiel gegeben, in ieligem
Mnoenfen berbleiben miro.
2%nrembnrg.
Grot @dnee unb 6roit bot MIN
sic 01inneopoIis : Minneiota . Gent
trol : @oiltpop So. aud in 2uren1=
burg sic Mrbeit uufnebmen la11an
un6 es arbeiten iekt ouf Ser &C.
iommtltrede iber so Nferbegeipanne.
Sir 2uremburg bot I'M Sntereiie Der
6armer Ser @egen6 6ie Gomponp Ell
men 6eutiden geamten getponnen.
SEER Saul 2upfen, cine oeutider
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19
St. Cloud Dental Parlors
l1nterLperi6nlider Nufiidt bon
;LR. F. A. 0YT,.Eigenthuemer.

ISOLDE 5uridgefebrt. = Ser in Una
Ierm Somn tpobnen6e Solepb BAUM
gartner fat Elm geraumises @o6n-
bau5 un6 einen groBen Staa Gus
Gementbloden nett erridten lalIen.-
Spbn Simmers bat Sic S4mietado=
Iorm, meIde er Dor 5pei Sabren Tiir
$4,000 gefauft batte, einem gemiiien
Smith bon ct. CLOUD fir $4,000
fdufli9 iiberloiien. Ser ne11e gigen-
Thinner bot tie bereits be5ogen.-gor-
|iiter Ser Comm : Superpiloren Souls
@urtig madte Samitag in Somnge,
iddften cine Heiie nod Gol6 Spring
un6 rabm babel ieinen @eg Iber ct.
'Glou0. - Sobn 5immer5 lit beihaf=
tigt, Dem i'm iiiopeitliden 5beile bonn
Conn tp%obnenoen Saeob @olf eiuen
neuen Stau 5u ba1en.
Ganf Centre.
6rau Sos. 5bielen, melde ieit Sem
6. Nopember iid in Sen Sdlommbd-
bern 81 Serbian befinbet, tint bon if
rer rbeumatiiden HIage befreit gu
mer6en, bot iid in ibrer Sur 6erartig
gutter grfolge gu erfreuen, boB lie
Bis gum 3anfiagungstage i'm areile
ibrer Mngeborigen gu iein erbofft. -
SEER S. 6. Minette, pelder Bel Ser
N~oDembermabl mieoerum in Bic Be-
gislatur ertpdblt muroe, in ser er
leinem 9iltrift unb 6em gan5en
|Staate idon manden guten Gent
ermieien bot, mare ieiner groBen ST.
fabrungen i'm Staatsmeien megen,
Sic er iid aneignete, mobl cine geeig'
nete Eerion fir sos @prehermt 5es
@ouies. 9ieie ste1ung be6arf zines
erfobrenen uno energiiden Gboraf.
tiers, unb in bieier steQung miiroe
lid SEER Minette als Sic ridtige Ser
ion erproben.
&ufniQe.
Inter Sen nelen Gami1ie1, Ste 'i6
uni erer @emein0e iinglt angeihiol,
len boben, befinbet iid Sic oe5 9errr
Mif). Mo1itor, nelde Biz oobin a1,f
elmer noe tlid bon bier gelegenen
Tarm nobnbaft nor. 8ebrlloer
Meirs perianbten cine giienbabnpo-
genlaoung &artoffeln noh Chicago.
spring Sill.
Nictor Giaiter, oeiie1r arm in els
ner Moisiddlmaid]ine oerart per=
ItiinrneIt uuroe, oab er amputiert
meroen n1uBte, befinoet iid 6en ne11e'
item Nahridten 5ufolge anf Dem Me>
se ser @enelung. Ser quite Iictor
labt iid our9 sic Sbatiade, ooB er
5eitlebens Elm @riippel iein miro, fem
9oiein anideineno nidt peroriebsn.
- Sic @attin be5 Soiepb Soermann
nobnte 1ette ISOLDE Gonneritag oem
in siiieton, g. 9, ltattgefunberen
g%egrdbnii1es ibres gruoers 8ernbaro
5lei9 Bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

|Sbelen fubren NIT gum 9%egrabniiie.
= Nm So1tagabeno Deranl taltete
Ser ct. Mo11iea 6rm1en=3meigDereln
in Der StaotbaQe cine &arten=Far=
THE, meId}e red1t git be- rdlt mar, u1lo
no lid alIe Ibeilnebmer al1f's 9elte
anliiiierten. Gum Sdlulie leroierten
Sic Gan1en eiuel1 freIen Sl1nd. -
llnlerm geadteten Mitbiirger @enrp
&ouer sum Soften Ge6urtstage, mel
d)en er d1n sonntog I'M tral1ten So
milien unb 1reunoesfreile feierte>
nadtraglih oie ber5lidlten 8rutula=
tionen lno gliiflpilnide. - 5rau=
lem Magoalena Sarren beludte fur
ei11ige Gage lire Sante 6rdulein
Meorgaretba @al1ih in souf Centre.
6raulein Sarren but iid BON SEN
6olgen ser iberItanoenen Operation
mieoer gan5lih erbolt un6 geoe11ft
balo mieoer ms So1pital nod ct.
Glou6 5urud5ufebren, UNI lbre Stu=
6ien als &ranfenlparterin fort5n=
iesen. = Gin itrammer Sl1nge lit IN
Sos. @ogels @ousbaltung a%ngelangt.
Slid 6o5u, = Sim Montagmoryen
nur0en III ct. glou6 firdlid ge=
trout: SEQ 90. S. @uuer, Sobn Der
Tamilie sos. Bauer BON Mlbonp uno
Mearp ublenfott, Sodter Ser 5amilie
Geo. ublenfott BON bier. Ser @rau-
tigom mor Dor einigen Sabren alS
2ebrer in Ser bieitgen Staotifale
tbatig, 6ober aagemein befannt> ltno
m1on grotuliert oem popularen jun
gen &onre ouieitig un6 pinidt ibm
Slid unb gegen I'M neuen Sto11oe.
Ius iunge Naar miro IN glorioge,
Minn., MO @err galter aalierer in
elmer gonf III, iih bauslid nieoerlal=
len. - Sermonn g90ner fangt an
iid Innglam BON einem anfon Don
2%ungenfieber 5u erbolen. ST be-
oauerte, 6oB er iih nidt, tpie tn fritz
beren Sobren, Ser Sogoportie aah
Sem n0r6liten Minneiota anidlieBen
fonnte. Mber er iagt anfgeidoben
lei nidt aufgeboben. - ganffalierer
Sid. Serboar madte am Son1+ag
in gegleitung ieines iungen Wetb=
dens I'M elterlt6en 5m1ie Ser leste<
rem un6 Bel on6eren Mitglie6ern Der
Gumilie guttpeiIer einer angereb=
men 8ei u9.
MaDbem Cafe.
Mad fat bier Sabre tangent Set
Ben, oas our6 cine &ompllfat1on
peridie6ener &ronfbeiten perurlaht
muroe, gege11 6ie Sic bette ar5t-
lihe Sulfe erfolglos anfampfte,
fat gtepban sdrooer ant Mltt=
mofmorger b%ergangener Mote,
beltens o1f Sen unpermeiollde11
Sang in Sic gmtgfeit %porberei=
tet un6 ergeben in @ottes III. Miaen
6os 3eitlihe geiegnet. Ser @erItor=
bene murbe I'M Sctober 1871 IN
geortb Hroirie, Minn., geboren nno
perebelidte li6 I'M October 1879.
Mit ieiner Satin fiibrte er Elm lber=
aus gludlides gbeleben, oem ELF
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-19

|&inoer entiprollen, 6enen er, tpie lei-
ner 8ottin Elm trel1er Sebensgefdbrte,
Elm furlorglider @uter mar. @ie
ourh unern1iiolide1 TleiB l1n6 Elm
redt 5l1porfo11ln1ellOes @eien 10 5eid=
nete er iit ourd edit driItli=
den sinn aus, u%1o oieie 81
genlfaften parer1 es, Sic Iein
1%Sortfonn1en uno bo5 iei11er So
mile 5ur Tolge 1atten. Seit @run=
Dung oes bier b%eitebenben 81. So
lepb= Mdnnerpereins geb0rte er Dent
Ielbe11 ols Elm ohtbares Mitglieb an,
un6 i'm 8eiiein Ser Gerei1rsmitglieoer
uno unter ionitig groBer Sbeilnabme
funo 6reitagmorgen nod etnem I'M
10 l1hr bonn bodp. Nfarrer gebolte=
mem Mequiem sic geeroigung itat,
uno oieie groBe Sbeilnabme an Sem
gegrabniiie ~be5eugte, ooB in INN ein
e6ler Mann, Elm mobrer Meni6en=
freun6 gu Grabe getrogen muroe. Otit
ser 8attin un6 oen paterlo5 gefDor=
6enen @inoern betrm1ern ieinen Sin=
qanJ bier geihmiiter: Solepb bon
Mapbem 2afe, Neter bon gudmon,
Mid)uel BON Nor6oofota un6 Srml
Mnna &opp BON Budn1an. Sbm oie
etpige Hube nn6 Sen t%ral1err6en Sin=
terbliebenen unier oufridtiges Set
leio. = Montag pergangerer Wohe
begab iih Serr Sobn 2ebmonn out
sic @iridiag6, uno am folgenoen
Sage brodte er bereits einen feilten
Siridbof I'M @epidt BON Iber 200
Hfuno nod Sauie. II 5err g. 8alen=
tint mur6e bon ieiner 8atttn NIT Ell
mem munteren S0hnhen beidenft.
ct. Marttn.
Buttermadyer Nidar6 Gallup Gbt
lih mabren6 ieirer gafon5 6ur6 So
lepb @Gbn in unierer Creamery Der
tretsl1. -l1niere Giaage=8eboroe bot
flint ne1te StroBenlampen onbrinyerr
Iaiien. - Motb. 4oumann un6 30
ren5 Serges BON giIieton, g.. g., Ct
ltnteten bier porletten Sonntog Ell
nen fluhtigen Bei uf. - sos. Sleeper
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6es Matb. Mebr be5ogen. Sobn
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aorif)t un6 Trou maren In @eiaafts=
ongelegenbeiten na6 Ser County
Sm1ptitoot. = Gro1 S. 6. Giefmann
beiudte lire Sodter Sulia in Ser ct.
8ene0ifts Mfaoemie 5u ct. Solepb.
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betp 2ofe NOR iiber Sonntog 8alt 1p=
rer Mutter, Ser Irou Souls Sacobs.
= 5olepb gogt uno Mannifoft 1tno
nit Sem 2egen zines Gementbooens
IN ser neuen Mplferei beldafigt. =
Seinrih aorift fat Sos BON 6ralt
eouis Socobs benobnte Sous Don
6rnu Sabn fGuflid in ieinen 8elts
qebrudt. = Go11ntp Sduliupertn=
ter6ent @m. 81. Berger beludte Cont
neritog Sic @dule int staotde1t u11o
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6iitct G16 bor ben biQigen Gnbitt.
futen.

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