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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

SMITH-At Belleville, n. J., June %, 1911,
Charles J. Smith, beloved husband Of
Mary A. Smith (nee McClane), aged IS
years, son of Bridget Farley Smith and
the late James Smith.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, 207 John street, Satur-
day, June 81, Mt 80 A. m. to st. Peters
Church, where a High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of his soul,
Interment in st. Peters Cemetery.
Kindly omit flowers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

SMITH-At BeIeville, y. j., June %,
1914, Charles J. Smith, beloved hus-
band of Mary A. Smith (nee McClane1,
aged rs years, son of Bridget Farley
Smith and the late james Smith.
Relatives and friends are respectful
~ invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence 20T John street, Sat
urday, June ~ at s 80 a. m, to st.
Peters Church, whore a High Mass of
Requiem will be offered for the repose
of his soul. Interment in st. Peters
Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

SMITH-Peaeefully fell asleep on We'd
nesday, June ~ 1914 Mary NJ. Codner,
wife of the late Benjamin Smith, in her
92d year.
Funeral services will be held at the
Fisk, 1853 Broad street on Thursday
evening, June 25 at s o'clock. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment at Basking Ridge at the con
venience OF the family.
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McKINNEY-On June %. 1914, at her
residence, $40 Plane street, Frederick {.
Tabreau widow of John Mckinney.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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DEATHS

BALDW1N--At the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles A. Williams, 235
Bloomfield avenue, Verona, n. J., on
June %, 1914, Harriet Baldwin, wife of
the late William Baldwin, Of Bloom
field, N. j., aged ~ years.
Notice of funeral services hereafter
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

June %. 1914. Sidney C. McChesney
Funeral service will be held at his
late home, Mortified, on Thursday,
June %, at p. IN. Friends are kindly
invited Interment at Hanover, y. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

1911 CADILLAC fore door; Al condition;
$3.50. CHESTER GARAGE 81 Chester
av, city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

TEMPENSKY- Entered into rest on Mon
day, June %, 1914 our beloved mother,
Julia Tempensky (nee Lackany), aged
~ years } months IS days, widow of
the late Peter Tempensky.
Relatives and friends are respectful
Thursday June %, at . 80 a. m, from
her late residence, 542 Bergen street,
TO st. Peters Church, where at 10 a.
m. High Mass of Requiem will be
celebrated for the repose of her soul
Interment in Woodland Cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
BUSINESS PERSONALS

CHEMICAL ANALYSES and tests of any
thing working formulas furnished. DIR.
MILLER. sos West 23d st, New York city.
DOLLS HOSPITAL, ladies' hairdresslng;
natural hair, only, for sale. 11S Washington
st, formerly at 174 ph' ne 6947-M Market
OPENED for business: hemstitching. dress
plating, pinkiDg AMERICAN PLATING
AND HEMSTITCHING CO, 161 Halsey st.
METAL CEILINGS AND WALLS
erected I'm all kinds of buildings JAMES v.
mcguire. 313 Halsey St, Newark.
SEWING MACHINES
SEWING machines repaired right In your
home Send postal to MR.. MITCHELL,
40 Thirteenth av. or phone 6573-J Market.
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HASsoN-On June %. 1914. at his late
residence, u Nelson place. Patrick f"
beloved husband of Agnes NJ. Hasson
(nee Durning).
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

COOK speaks only German
would like city or seashore place 793 a
South Fourteenth St. city.
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McENROE-On June %, 1914. Peter, be
loved son of the late James and Bridget
McEnrOe.
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VAN DUYNE-On June n, 1914. Emma
Eloise. daughter of Eleanor NJ. and the
late Theodore A. Van Duyne.
Funeral services will be held at
Joshua Brierley's mortuary chapel.
Broad and Grant streets. on Wednesday
evening, June "a, at o'clock. Relatives
and friends are kindly invited. Inter
ment In Evergreen Cemetery at the fam
ily's convenience. Bemar paper please
copy.
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MIDWIVES

REGISTERED MIDWIFE.
MRS. DREWES BRANDT.
1873 MULBERRY ST, CORNER MARKET.
LADIES' PRIVATE NURSING; HIGH-CLAsS
EXPERIENCE.
COMMITMENTS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
TEL S239-W. MARKET.
MRS GRUICH. PRACTICAL NURSE
Ladies' private nursing; treatment at home;
doctors refer renee. Sc South Orange 1v.
Phone 31GS-W Market.
MRS. HEDWIG MERGOTT HINRICHsEN.
practical German midwife removed to 25s
Peshine av., near Bigelow ST
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GOwER-At Orange. n. J.. ON Monday,
June % 1911, Ida Elizabeth Cover lnee
StelD, the beloved wife of George
Cover.
Funeral services will take place at her
late residence, 4 Wallace street on
Thursday, June, %, at p. M. inter
ment I'm Rosedale Cemetery.
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DOGS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DIR. H. vANcER RoESTs
HOSPITAL FOR DOGS AND CATS.
TO- IL. II Orchard st. Phone 1880 Mark e.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on MOnuHNl JUUt
%, Joseph E., son of James and Mary
{. Connolly.
Relatives and friends are respectful
his late residence, No. As Breintnall
place, on Thursday, June %, at a. m,
10 st. Rridget's Church, where a High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of his soul Interment III
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

WHITE rotary or round bobbin sewing ma
chine new; cheap. j. HENRY MOHR.
S7S Main ST. Orange.
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RUBBER STAMPS
Your signature stamp, stencils T76 Broad 81
tor. As eie'a
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MEDICAL

LADIES consult a specialist on all special
ailments. irregularities. etc. treated by o
licensed physician: absolute relief Rraran-
teed; lady attendant; private nursing ar
ranged II necessary; charges low; advice
free hours, to 8; Sundays, 10 to 4; take
elevated, subway surface cars to W. seth
ct. station; only Il minutes from Cortandt
terminal: or ~ minutes from 23d st. ferry
EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST. 12S W. 65th
St. near Broadway, N Y. City.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

MeENRoE-On June %. 1914, Peter, be-
loved son of the late James and Bridget
McEnroe
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from Joseph
L. Nolan's funeral parlOrs on Thurs
day, June %, at I 80 a. m, to st. An
toninus's Church, where a Mass of
Requiem will be offered for repose of
his soul Interment Cemetery of Holy
Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
JEWELRY

Al SMITH s. 14S Mulberry ST.. second hand
furniture bought, sold and exchanged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

EVERYTHING FCk POULTRY-Incubatorr
breeders, feed. ETC.; bent quality at ths
lowest prices. j. y. NoLL Co. INC. lis
Mulberry Ut.
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CEMETERIES
FLORISTS

LEIBSSLE, floral and funeral designs a
speciality, seeds and plants Of all descrip-
tons 459 Eighteenth ay. Tel. 205-W.
Waverly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
DRESSMAKERS

HEMSTITCHING, dress plating. pinking,
picot edging, huting, mail orders. prompt
attention ALTMAN. 1873 Halsey- Il South
Orange aV.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity, extra fine white
Leghorn yearling hens now laying; must
sell at once; price low. +. A. STEARN,
North Paterson. N. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
PERSONALS

SALARY and household loans settled and
adjusted tProyldent excepted excess pay
ments recovered. MUTUAL ADJUSTMENT
CO, 1925 Essex building.
CORsBTS made to individual measurements;
front and back lace: reasonable NINE
LILLIAN. Corsetiere. Wiss bldg, GIL Broad ST
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

ORANGE PET SHOP, 4Os Main St. Orange.
A full line of chicken grains and remedies
fox terrier and Boston bull for sale; birds
and pets boarded.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS & testimonials engrossed, d.
plomas filled in; cards & invitations oeauti-
fully written. Kinney Studio. "a W. Kinney.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Ter 6tide arieesffoubIne madt cine auore ar%egsfhbrnra n6ig
as Der weHlihe. 9eonoers Der iiOotife. no Eubhu6 irue probiea
agenHfnmuHsm sHtuidsIt. Die @rObe Os uFihn gcbuts mafi q
tAr TeHhtInno mo Ceerrsih mHOgid, Den urFi6en aufnarit 81
loren. MnbInnos 1nppen in RubIunO enpIn 81 Iflaqeu uno bod 6as
aan5e pane @ebiet Dor ufff6en gorh6Bar gu itften.
Thee WerbdItHfe, bic niht 81 dnOcrn fuo, 5uineen ba3t
ss aulen in gpofen oorbin fuuuen 81 lofen, no tie in gRaHru ae
idIneen weroen founen. 3unddit TIT Oas in Cfprcntrn seftebeu. tmS
So SIaubeH, 6oB man aud Oos SeronInHen Der Hnfen OFT VrBeuBsl
nNo arofau dbnid miro beurtean miHen. Sn 6nprpBan atnaen fe
nit an Der 8aIo, Sumpf tmo Seen.aete 81 Grin6e auf Der aamr
einic, Die fe Jest in @oH5ieu einnebmeu ionen, ieben tie nit Der 5roat
oeaen Die aarpatben. Gin ibles Serrain fur eeppenf5bue. geonbsrs
ncun aus Der 5yont Die 6hute miro, uno bic 5laHfe CUR 5ront. tms al
ereiheH hs mnrtant brrpotreteaoe ggtrrben Der oclHtcu iuo ieben.
iaas dd Der o~nerreifdden STRENGTHENING ii.
ghn mar in ben Tepeiten Der Ithn aooe cine ~DobrihriHIi&
sum beahtee DSeIOung. Die enaliden gIHer babcu fc ~Hberbanpt
nibt seratt Die Imrae oabn, Oob Die Oeutfhen Srnppen IN Boiler
beSeuten6e gcrftirtrm@u an grandfather uo arieasmotcriaI erbaHer
.ocdt". aRr es nidt In Ger g~erhiOguns oeden iOl. iOuOrn mad
sHter oerrder Art i'm angrifF.
Gs IdBt erputer, OnB Der sOb fa geaen Ole rete 6IanFe tc
3tdfnfen armee riten miro, Dor Der Die Eeferreher af 9r5errpa
nho aratau 5urldpeihen. limo Deun er gtidt, 10 fam sic r1itte
9rmee Hmt iber bic aurptben brnHber, ionHern tie mnB on itnen bin.
inter nod Ghmdrien 5L ODER 8urid, Do6cr fe gfomnen it, Gob
harfe o~Herreihife abteihmaeu in Den aorpntben Tehen nir6gn, Ole Sr /
aadsue In Der ruiihsn 5Ianfe 3u beftIenieen pfHen nriSen, branh.
faum erudGnt 8u nerOen. Dab es 6onn aud NIT gimdnens Reutra.
Itdt Dorbei fen uir6e, ebeno re, 6aB oonn bic Garfei Ioseebt, un5
NuIgaien NIT ieinen forbidden Iadbnrn, Onf man erporten.
genn In 5rurtreht bIo cine ben 0ehfHen afhiae GrtifeiSunq
fart, 10 miro oos idbioerfdnofd aud eHmis ni ben arhesthmpIas
IN GoI8ien einpirfai Gdf fir ben orutIhen gIanfenftob oroseus
ardfe fni perOen. SIT Der srfoIerdf seubrt, 10 biekn auBlano III H
Serbien fenerIei beoeutence @efabr mebr. II
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drau m. abomos rellte an
Bonueriiao bcriaer ISOLDE iiber
|5Ar 0itp, wohin Drau Wecobom
he beaIeltete nod Gbienao, NM bort
dr5ilihen Rats Al erirdeen.
@uiido Meinrid pom Pier.s
NOR NIT 8amilir Iebtr @odle bel
Der 5amiIie 5noiHonb Wieie 81
Neiuh. um i6 nod elmer aeeiane.
ten ReHtfarm mBuieben.
Scinri@ auiel c~rfrcilt I'D ieit
WlititDodj LETTER Modc bes gelude5
.Idhcs @eiters, ieiner Dhttter nnO
lfincr Sdnpciicr bic diiS Manning,
Sa., Bngereilt fdmcn.
Die acknowledgements i~eiertc
ON 5ounias ihr idbrIides RiiTions.
.ict.
&err 9cuis @ur1oro reiitc am
.@'ontaa Wittaa nod Sbu, Wifi.
g1n ab I'M ieinen 79.iabrigen er.
.lraniten Batter Bu beinden.
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Ulie ~ pbaraob's Zeiten.

en- Golfers geeeln, Ds auHerornentfd osutf6Rinbih Ihrd6t, fnbd
ft Elm 8ei5t aus gors bon 9snlt surgb paris with the lid on%
Fer in nebr afs sfsr SinTht ksnspsrt if. SIbfOrfdnbtd lit sr fhr
frunsOfenfreunbth. unb bas lBt tentn 3DeHa barber gu. bb Sds
~HuhHdbih ptr in, Nos Ct Hbr bs 69idInl Der bel auabruh Os ars.
ess in paris nod b%sfnnHdn DsuH2tu. DQdnnsr, Grousu unO ainbr
turd bic Rotan srsabit. bic fd 10 germ bic ritstIihe nnnt
tWe can now exist in comparative comfort; prices are regu-
lated, there is no famine and no ektortlon. The taxlmeter clock
still arrange your just fare. But Paris must renew its strength.
The army must be provisfoned and the crops gathered. To supply
tile enormous demand for clothing, shoes, food, ammunition and
arms, it is absolutely necessary that the commercial activity Of
France should be restored. How shall that be accomplished?
SO already-before the last soldier has left Paris-the executive
heads arc busy preparing for the future. First the Germans and
Austrians must be sent to the country to harvest the crops.
From the Place de Europe, the other day, / looked down on
the tracks Of the Care St. Lazare, and saw d row of box cars-the
sort that are used for cattle. Seated upon planks running cross
wise were huddled the unfortunate. Teutons, men, women, and
children, on rough seats with no backs, crowded uncomfortably,
ing their long journey to the country. BANGl the sliding
Avere shut and locked. No windows-only the narrow OPEN
each side Of the doors. So much for the Germanst
ss.aer, Jrausn unb Hinbsr af grshtrbdnts o6ne a,6nsr III gisb,
IRIS cine lam gle aeHs gspadt .ms 9arsu ge9ldfsn, hme Gsnhsr,
aaa psnigs natirda iTssnb ns4s fonfgs attommoootion, uo 10
III Jro4ndrbdt Osrfdidt Dos FHO moberne ~enHinuussn in bic
gtapsrd.
GOBe bdannt, bate BE omerftanf6t gotftaft ben sduB Der Gsuf.
fasn hbernOmmen. aer man BOT ni6s sb5ri, bog pscsn cine loIts Be-
8auOuns bon lift prOsf sboben, unb tine menfampHrbigsre asfurtsrt
p0rOsn mare.
NRdu muB h0fn, bab bm 5risbsnsfAiaB ben 5rdnsoftn zine mad.
brHdIifs qshs Hbr bic gebanbIung BON INSTRUMENTATION ertsut pirb.
lb ibnen tmr ssmaht nHb. bob bic 3snhn bOrHbsr fms, In bnen man,
fit emf P1uraOt. NIT ben ~qnse95rgn zines Bottles Dsfobun tam, nit
rem man arRg fHbrt
Sm GegsnIab baSu FnD Tn 9eutfnlanb Srauen unb timber BON aroes
t0rissn bet fdnbAdsn EotOnsn pDHs unbefdfHgi gsbfbn, unb nur fothsr
b~eb5rbEb1sr 4afdt untrpDrien, ue Der arhgs3uFouD fe fur ib9maun
a~numsansIh4 nOtpssSts moss.
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Der meriRaniscbe berenkesseI.

gBas Oda S~6affebmOsn felt Ilohutn bsfirttt pOrSen, lift jti our
Sofane grUossps Die fdnshubt Slut in 12stitO III Ron usutm snr
GuHme snlfafs Ydahp @iIIa. fsmsm gmoisnsgbnrattu sstrsu, bot
Ous Banner cr Revolution sestA ben Grhe Gsf e~arrunSa mtaist, nnb
BIZ grsud os glroesrtss iOusn INN pom ueasm abr bic bart ssprHfte
Raabdrsgepubti t~esinbrshtn- s~taatsiststdr grpans s~tfHblOOte gris.
b~snspOItt bas feHs gsrtrautu in bic sIuten Rrfprs4unan ftns Dor.
malissn qtOegss gnn. Fno ME cine 6tfRbIaA gseIabt, uno bic bsboa.
I9e 8frtDianne. NIT De6sr r BOT Dsnisen NOtm bic .a6iuns Der
m,rHoHifhsn gase- htOni, Oarft elmer Denig sHuuIifn etirmuns
pab modem, bic Jpn nun aug ismsm 9uBiuum in aibDrs ant @nfbiug.
ion surldSstrhbu bt. Ger 9rbdn muB init Der a0fun8 Der msriIdnil6m
5rag. Hn borne beginner. unD Ois q0fnng pirO Id k5t ItDirtgr gsFals
ten nGs il. 6dts Der S~tnatsktrttir BEN pfpholOgtidm Momtni Der Be-
riAt FINES gsrtrnusnsmnnnss Gorrofbrs, Der giIa intm itnni m,br Quf.
muHemist gd4ntt, unO Dds infOIgsOeisn Dor Mlonahn, uts Is nod
m5gHa mar, Oism gtdbrTtdm Gefs Elm pitfinmsr 0dmpfr nIfSdsbt
norbsn, fo bate Der isbgen Gituaioh, aus pelher brObnbs Noltn fit
bic gsreuishn 5aatu auffsgsn mOssn, ~pabrfdeinlid b~orge5sugt psr6en
fonnsn. gie6esDIrbiss pbrdn bufsbIsn lire Dirtung bi eiHsm Gbarats
ter ME 4aabO ginn, unb Dsnn bic 9aHuhsn brutal %bersnbteasn. biHt
bs BON shanpdrteHent nit 70 srpbem genub seits 9Ostb5traub.
Spiel s6efO psni9. Setretar grpan pirb nuumtbr sen6tgt fem. cine
phtli4s msrtunii4s qOlftt. cine Poftt nit protfi4n 6sFdtspunthn
~ iuausurirsn. ~. 2. Staass3tal
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K(aIGtbirle an5eigenI
Mntf NnnnlShe.

IN Der @dbe oes Geutihen Soiiies.
PILE 8etbeiirrumgeh tuie aepilaiterte
.StraBe, giirgeriteig, WaIierleitumg
.imo Gas. 8pe $driereeUiert bon
Der Strobenbdbn. Gurtihnitili.
der Qreis $500 per gnnpIas. So
anbe3oblung uno So per Ronot.
Defenders gutter glns sur Grid
.tlna eines Seimes. aomnt iofort.
SeIcp6onirt Eouglos 1888 uio fraet
fir Sobn &nppe. Sbhler & Carr,
224 Stdte yanf @ebauoe. 03
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O. Fasf I'm caaa Gin hsf5u giah
Nsti wetieu, p%ranaenoeH qaao
Ia mbt bet 5rrbr, btrismmg bar
tIahL
Bon iSbli6u Qranl6rIf bdaat.
Tie BIiessn iummeH, humpi lisdi BIZ
gnit,
Ger bsm 5ast ptrtdHst hH' Bite 3eH'
hn.
6%ritaHhsn ans ihrsr Dapierneu @rlii
@sbH nm trfbIsfss GelpfRsr.
tIHb fhaubtrnb Siiism tf GipeHIaH6
@ehIsiblse Rnjlnisu.
gie psrlrSdfn fd, iiaFsm GHtitteu
sam 9lan
1br iammsrIid Taieiu IN lrittn'
5rGa Bertha pOn SnFr ole atn
fran iuJ
Mad ben ehitbsarrit sparaarapbtHs
Tie Rarasraphtn HHbluni ber 8iuGt
linb bus saitOsssrit, bas siHa
idlaIs5
Sis bidru 8SInntd IlsacH S%srnaubi,
1tr a%fIHsrIis sabarm pom atfitln,
Too hrausen bcsieebeu Bat men I'm
b5qhbt
linb kafef, Eh fgkr 81 snipidslH.
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DIE MfIiitrttn molten sfs anBdbl Der neutn arubpsgtfo.
snnnsssdaHst in ibfsm gtFs 6dben, bic bic 0euf1en tetn 8uradosben
rDn Det Darn, BET i9shtH Aegs bdnsr bdHen akn loHsn miffsn. b.
II, bic NIiieAsn, abeE. sbsufang Der faL4tsn qess boIbsr niai In irs
dr0Ht brmsm iSnHtn. 8leh! soI4e g5aass ndrsu nit sinfa1 asasn
~gsEalfsn. IOnOsrn sdpsenst n0rOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Simmer msEr 5dgt FA, nb BET s9IHra sr arie6sIaas III
GrdnfrttH ggsHDdris bic @tgnabms bon gsrbuH #, ut "a, bis Oas os
fAsbsn IT. fr bic OautIaeu urmesn BOZ allen barnuf ontonmt, lire Cid.
Iunatn aft Der sansm abrissn Sink gu baHsu. unO bic gronsOIsn bort
bsrart ~ bri4diassn, bob Fs iBrsn JsFunssn n4t nit groBsn 1ruppsus
kafim III afs tDmmtn tSHuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

3fpei S1uier ou nerfnMIeu; Elm gro.
hes un0 Elm fIeines. W1beres
barber. 1405 8iai1ms ctr. Srons
6lir0ira.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-01

Die Sdgide Sriblne iole in fauem beutihen Saie febIen Sic
bietet cine 5lqe geoiegeneH 2eiefafs unO neroeut ole l~ntudhsmna
oler Getihen In 5taot un0 9an6.
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3n Observation-Disclosures 8immrr
Bel oeuti6en 9enten. Iad3ufrn.
gen Douglas 5503 ooer gtOreiie
.2467 iiiol. H. Ctr.
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3n pcrmictGcu -3innner nnO aoit
bei elmer litten Settiden GomiIie.
Gnd3nfragen t4t7 iioI is. Str.
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sir ben 9tud bsitf4G gqhser Bel ben 3ppefns5oTkn bon
1apstharf Aat sH 8'ppsAH IL OHHSs IsiusH 9sssatfa9 a~bsaath. SIN.
piss A5Nas aa IN aasak
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5Siuarb GOOg, EnteHis, IH3O Gin
O~tationdI 9ont glSgDino, tel
.9oualos 3469. 4
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Sbntfrdftiser Innn uSer Sruu I'M.
ter so Inn uniere 9oge eiBufiib.
reu. $50 Gis $500 per Nlornt
|Sdreibt iofcrt. 5. 6. II. 2i67,
@oDington. ap.
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Wfindjt--Soas5dlterin obne ainoer
iitr Merr ilber go Sabre aft
@utes 5eim ml6 QoGn. Rad5ufra.
1en In Der 8ribiire.
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Die modernste und sanitaf
.-im Western

Tnmilienbebarf fam beSugen msrben: In Gil
.2502 u Strahe; 3elep6On SOat6 S63.-Gma6a
Douglas Strahs; SeIepbou Douglas 3040.-God
Bar, 1912 SaO 6. Gtrnke; SelepbOn 1928.
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grOhe 8O6unHg nit 5 8immcr Su
bermietben -6amp Cafe, 1416
@taiams Strnbe.
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3n bermiet6cn-Ro6lirtes 3intmer
Del 0eiitidcr 5amiIie. 1908 Gin
StroBe. O6
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M66Iirte 3immsr 5it termictben bel
oeuiiher 5amilie. 23f0 Doug.
las StroBe.
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lie 2aHsiinss iummslu I'D. ssrnIe
snibraHnf,
@epShai. Der 0adhr mldi ~ aalsn.
sts idpiHarn hat gnwsrt nit iapIs.
rn eanh
IN ben mdHHs5mSrbsHOm sGIadhn.
ME maiisn nisStfp 3abshL nit
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ras esifss 81 idatsH. alfti MINI.
liht Snat
tlHb perahirt bic wimmsrnbeu Irsuit.
2eir i9afieH ben driebrH. mir HAsm
ihn nsn.
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3ir aailet arb Rc6, rn ieber elm
Gen,
Ten TrOt Der BsiHbt 81 bredsn.
Grt mhfsH mir snsIiihr WirSrrirad.
uHb gaiiihe 9a6inht %serldIaasn,
fie rHifihs Bette nit eutsm gsoadli
On bic Bhitr ua6 afeu iaacn.
Tam bansH mir irSaIid Sas 3riebsns.
reid
I'm aItsumdaiidsn chime.
Erin ale HatiOnsu, pom grhtsn sIeia.
ei6 frsu'H on Der Srsi6rii weiuinns.
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'Gine Sentfdle 5ran Iuft Rdborbeit
aacr art. Rad5ufragen 2elepbon
7mi0las 5913.
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Sos einsiee oentiGe M5btL .gleparn.
turgeihaft in 9rlabd. y. sarrrus,
.gieentN 29i0 5arrldu 3ut. 1869
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aelterPr Mnnn NIT 3fUei G5bnen
Iudt betti6e f5rau oIs &ausbdl.
term. @1fes Seim. 4n3ufragcu
6rib gobmL Nalmo, g1eb. 90
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ZweterIef irieoensfreunoe.

Um I. abdf GsfiSu 81 ne ssrunssrat. ershFst an lu uuvaa.
ti Berlin.
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granDeis Ebeotar GsbluDe. EEL
DougEas 3469.
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Gtrmmpftuirfer geipHt 8lr GinriG
tung elmer GpoHileb Sgfierp gIant
(acme MloidfmerirO. WaaB mit alien
9lr6eiten oertraiit iein AusEunit er.
tbciIt sos. RnobIod, 8eDIer, glebr.
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renS bieies
belnufen lid
8erfaufen B
Hegen fir 4
geidebeH q
genthuni all
pbonire Mbd
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U6nfe Bai
nuf Wets
Mee0 & sd
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On Derfanfcn-9unOert ader oanO
innerbaIb 40 Meilen BON Omaha
an Der 9nlptIinie Der geortbpeltern
Balm. Neue gerbeleruneen, nab.
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