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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18

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berfa.
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WdtbinS Nnrbns, Crrlnal, I. b.; no.
6eImnth Mfiebfe. E~isbrobofeu. ifi. b.
Mtddro Nrnu, elbina |. b.; emlL Edirs
lcipsIf. GtrebieH, Id. D.; 0mil @hrner.
&eiiber&h0tf, tot; 6ermanH Ntrienhds
eer. Nifnlpinfer, IN. b.; @uIidb NoHis
fdleipsli. Gteinsbort fdi b.; Hrib oers
mann, Ptlsia 6auIdrb. T. b.; 3etnmit
Birf. &trnbburh I. b.
8. Nnnfe.: WiltfTm anminsfi. alrin
Qciunlbe, ia. b.; Ndtl Sdimmclpfeunia,
wnumAart. fh. b.; nran5 6prn, @rnrbenr
burg, fdl. b.; WuItab Gnrarn Wrob
Manidfen. I. b.: BAIL Genpef. Steders,
I'd. b.; NbpIf Mcit Prenhilh SoIldub.
Id. b.; Thomas 9bomicn Bbfunb. |. b.;
Wuaiiit Brcdmnnn. @iefefeIb. I. b.
4. Noutb. G.sQt. ~. RliincI. Rdrhs
ipie, i'd. b.; 6einrim 0lhdrht Sositers
bhuien. M. D.; grnt RcbcH, Vreubiifl
6olIunb. fh. b.; @idlacI @ofcmbfa. Nlt
Woaen, fm. b.; Eriebrlm Gdticfotpsfi.
Gobfau. fh. b.; @iIheIm aIein. Graulits
ten, !. b.. Hraua @oItinnuu, Reniin. I'D.
b.: fricorih 6ermnnn Sdlapbof &oots
aliiiiig. tot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18

Hnnb @5rie. Qubenb. 81 Nran8 Ehmibl
j. @olbap. b.. aolsi 0subei. WrinIaasa,
b.; Sermnnu Scope. plabenhef, D.:
Hrnns Hilbtanht pa1nenNein, b.. &fns
nislunS MbangH, Eoien. b.: Wllbelm
Mloiolpeii, elcEolriro. b.; 6trmaln waIt.
N~fnenhofc, b.; Nobnnn Rlhptpsli. Rlps
tlb. b.; Mnnltniins Nlaiernldi. AeIGoid,
b.; ariehrim Wnt, 6naenL pefm Mhnlf
Otto. Wraboipib, bern.: qubnnH Tone
ioiuEff, hr~nuienbptf nerm.s Wtiisnb
astnth. a%rotoip, BERN, Otto @tnsictpsft,
a5iin, BERN; Otto G~serIou. Etplb.
bsrni.; 6ermam Gdernani, DeTmcroltos
ipo. tcrm,, NrdHa attFlob, Gnnigcr,
befrH,, Mitbolf pitr @rssfdn. hefm.
WidfdJingnnetueh sdnmp.f aeinr. Nas
denfclh. Wanbshd, tot; 8iIhrlm MATTE
MANI Wiiniertfrn tct; EHao sinn,
6obeniaein. 10. vi anion E5aiFotpsgi.
PlnsIopcns, ~. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18
Smfantcric Geeiment Nr. 1s, 5ferobe
iisSaa 26. auS %. 8. IA.
Wafosffan


+ Gnmp.. 6pt. Qeobolo nanrrmnnn,
WoIsin, Ih. b.; ct. giuaIb 6offtnaun,
Eunsia, I. hi; Gcr0. Miieuit Gerber,
Gcrtnunb. fh. b, Sermdnn aoTnf. apps
heiner, Th. b.; Srnns Iifdneipsti. qies
fan, I. 81; ltt0. Saul Mfbretht. @rpD8Is
hoiu, tot; it,sD Nrtbur 0ieiemauu.
GMIesipia, fh. u; Gitn Nifbnter. Crane
Dena. fdi. b.; herninnn gdiiing. 5ils, ia.
b.; GiIIiam Stein 6amhura, fh. b; gus
Gift g3adl Git. NfhipaEbe, fA. b.: aiQtlif
N~nbEonoiDsFi3 WriDnb IM. b.; Seinrih
Enintern, GmUnrnoor. |. b.; 6erfndun
Heinauu, aanriau. fh. Dit EbndrO ~
btffd, GtEge1aM fM. D.; Carl Etpebis,
EibinQ. Idt. b. Ernns NietriHt Mpienat,
+ b.; glnrtis VdpiHstf, Neulndrh, fd. 81;
Csfdr NnrYhert. 0iHhdnfen, /. b.; Nnds
Et1fius GshbSid, Suni9feIDe, III. d.. Mos
bert EduIs 81, Neuben, FIJI. b.; GrtNur
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pib. Qnper, ih. III l.sG. MIer tgriIb,
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spaTbe, III. b.. BdIEer WrflGlp WsiiHer,
Qeibnen. gM. b.; MnpuIt GdrfI5 T., Mtegs
fgnHof, trt; aiaaft Nctrr anf, Hlte Sers
berae. tot; Guitar Gentfhfdrrer, @6bus
hnlpaI6. i6. b.; Ehonias RepIinsfi. Nes
cant, !, Il. Sclnri1 @cpp, aIein Gofnfpib,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18
grigabe. Grint. Battalion ST. 2S,
9HFeIborf.
WnIb bei MnaernHeA 3. Q. III.

I. Gpmb.: Gran. I. b.; Eihh5fer l.,
l. b.: GtrnlR. I. b.; NO. @iiniter, fh.
b, MO. Q0der. /. T.; @iheIbeier. L b.;
RiiIIef T., !. g.. Srsfoptdf, fdl. b.
2. aomp.: @o0oenbobI. T. b.
3. aomp.: 9bhues, |. b.: NO. @crs
barb Tiamaun. Stsritnb im. b.; Sorfts
mann, 1. b.; Snhia, l. D.; anrapifroer,
III. b.; gernTen. /. h.t Ghr6ner, fh. b.;
GhIotfhnFm, /. b.; @Ibers, I. b.: gsob L.,
I. b.: Gfiirmdnn. i'd. D.: 9iinnetudlh, /.
B.: Eenhafen. I. b.; giibrih. I. b.; @es
iene. fh. b..
A. anmp. TelNfu. @irnbarn, |. b.;
gitB, I. o.; no. Gtod, I. b.; Soffmaun,
I. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18

gtab: Ct. urb abiutaut Sricbrih aib.
GhrbruF I. b.
i. aomp. aarI mot6e. g5roB @6rifen
tot. @dnI 6pik, @roB Sdfortopp, fM b.
Q. AOnp. Mrno Qentid. M1ppersDorE
fh. b; gant 9fterIid, Solsminben, |. b.
3. apmp. a[hiu drummer. OroBIt0bs
nib fh. b.; Mbam geeh. Gelbtk /. b.
4. aonp.; NO. Mtfren 5~upfgdriem,
geunih, I. b.; Gsipalb @iiIbner. grets
berasborf. I. b.; Otto 85Ttner, Erodefls
born, |. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18
SHfGers Rraimeut Or. 30, Gaftatt.
entter6ad .. 8. IA.

4. 9omp.: gctri. b.; Gbbcr, b.; 5irtb,
b.; Stang. b; Stiehl, b.
Q. 6oup. 6eIIntItth. b.; qdutenglob, b.
3. anmp. anrl FeBler. Gidert, !. b.;
Qarl Sfmio, @iqelttngeH, i6. b.; Grs
tbilr Serauth, 0cnf0IfrJ tot.
5. 9on1p. @rud. b.
10. danp, @~nrtenbridb b.; @erus
ffein, b.
II. Gornp. Martin b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18
Weferbes AnfaHteris 'Meaimeut Rr. "a.
MoIberihem ~. s. IA.
geihaem 4. o. IL.
D mnAninan alnn.Ha.
2. BatainoH, Rfcnalan.

8. aomp. O.sQt. Sons Nidlter. !. b.;
Milault Sitter, Enaritein. tot: II, 20.
adrI mdhnab, MdiIntu. fm. b.; itsC.
9ufiits Miener. miihofeipdlbe. !. b.s Mar
Gdrniht. Eiiritemueroer, T. b.; Hriebrih
N1lH, Wiiuhcn L b.; 6etmnun 8ensie.
Borden, !. b.; adrT. Ghnerboi1t, @n0
6nrzbnrd. |. b.; Meinholb EhuIa Gle,
benIhI6kfen. /. ~ gmif Ehois, Worsno,
I. b.; WlieuIt GGhM Rabreniee, |. b.;
Mar Gtriina a~niienborf. I. b.: anrI
Weftphnl, @erneldn, |. b.; @enebtft A1rd,
Bud, 70. b.; Rriearifr M%eSlinaer. Tdifs
niterfelng. t. b.; Niianit @rtrn0mnnH,
Mnrienthuf. I. b.; g8inh Aefsnafn, Qcips
ala, l.. b.; aurt Gdroeter. Berlin, I. b.;
Serrudnu 9ichoip. Sol arciit., L b.
9. aonips: Rrichr mar @obert EMneis
Der. 6inSeubnra. im b.: Rrieorim @iIs
helm aurT golef. @~iImprshorf. |. ..
7. dnmp.: NO. grnSf gonmdnn,
8dISfshen. tot: ahoIf wpinFs, GaolJicbt.
tot: RiIhefm Stonf. Mnaotn. tot; Gbers
barb Seobelino. NerIin. fH. g., ii.sD.
Miinnit Manlpff, Wdrfuib. I. b.: MO.
aitrt Gbboin. Berlin. I. d: it.sG. Hrdn3
aohIhera. 9bden, fh. b.: Otto Etads.
Berlin. I. b.; n. SfiiIer. GtwoIinbnra,
III. b.; g. @iehrea. @~riinberos /. b.; 6ers
mann Sfrniit, Snbcrfotu, Fh. b.: @dlter
EhufB. Stpinemiifbe, T. b.: q. Esinath.
Nrieobcrp. I. b.; &. Eodnaciibcrq, nals
berftnht. fh. D.; %. 2i1maim. TenpIin
+ b.; GIbtrt Rriem. Gorifs I. b.: anrf
Ehmint. Gdnfie6t. I. b.; Nfbert Ghufs,
NietIdiib. |, b.; @iHara CONNER, Cos
bhienthdl. ih. b.: 6ffu Sobele. Gienelib.
fh. D.; Mar aiiet. 8oIdptp, I. b.; eers
mann H5ppner, GhSnprnarf. /. b.
8. Stomp: OBJ. @edenite6t, I. o.;
gernbdrNf aohts, T~noermiinoe, l. b.;
aarI Sdtpod. aeiibdmn,. I. b.
8riaahe. Grfab. Battalion ger. 81, Gsfn.
8. Gomp.: ct. 8tIhelm Seihad. Mes
frath bel gens6erg, |. b.; Otto gbeis
@lrIheib, iH. b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18

NrieGdit. bsrim.: naEo6 Mira, aoihdncl6a,
Derut nt0 alastieipetl a~unuiisrbols
BERN @nton WtrDer. SlsIsnaaEih prfm. !
RauE MiilinA @riiutbat. b. 1plff
1auesBL Fang, BERN; Sobnnn Ncipab
&. slomp': NO. GuRap @6cber.
Cher Walhcubnfq, b.; Deter Nrenbt.
mofiheib. b.; @otslieb @arliplpaii. Nris
~benburQ, b.; Bilbeim 6trmnHn Ncris
mann, Widel, I. b.; Relfr Delnsen, Bfeis
fenbrum. /. b.; Ven Nosln. Wlffen. T. ~
Wnriin Go8Epipegi. Enith. b.; anrI Sins
husTat, tot: WIdbisfnls Wdrelnfnlpsfi,
butlh, Wdrenbrud. tot; o. @1drtinfodsIi,
9rBfnpsipc, b.; MtIbeliH N~nonidleiuaib
@einrtdsbcrf, If. b.; Rnd Ntil4t. Mils
ioiusfi, BERN. Aarf Roeb5iefh MenBs
guth. trrtL.. milheim mieagf. EMaffg.
b; @ilheIm M6br, wismdrf. tot. 3rnns
Mhbe5nnsH. 8uidfan, T. b.; Raul MIemer.
NdbnnIc, l. b.; Soief SstseHoiuinf. Mies
tpiecs, b.; Anfob 6hlahid, Eieben, b.;
Wtfhelm Eiiklof. Writ GnkemiIlen, III.
b.; Sobdnn @hhpmcipsH, Cameron. b.,
Gnam Gmittet, Soporiihtlhe, b.. WiEs
hclm Steincrt. @ideIs, berm.; Gtanies
IdIs Tomssnf. drsestoiuiIe b.: HrifhriM
Ehtfold. EhtDhmndi. b.; Hrdus @ihs
Iata, aeioorf, b.; 3obanu Sepfer, 8irie.
|. b.
Reierbes 5nFanterir .8leeiment Sir. 49,
Gfenifnrt a. ..
Gleiubt 25. S. IA.
4. wntoifur.
1, aonp.: Spt. eiepfrie6 aarbe,
Ereienipnloe, tot; *. HnSolf Mihdr0.
aarIsrihe, b.: q. sHeIbiD. Garf @aripeT,
@roR Glmero6e. tot; NO. @enno Whr,
@rieft, TOT; MO. @iW Sirthe, Gniuies
BUG, tot; lf.sC. 1tfhelm Gciqt. MIt
Nalnt, areis 9enitettin tot; @uft1b
Ginfe, Miituen. tot; TrieSrih 0rnnFe,
8ieb tot: gtar guif. Goniasbera 81. sM..
tot Vail Sbredler, @nrlsbicIe, tofs aarE
Miditcr, Hehoorf, tot: 6trmom Mmhos,
GoIaeIin. tot; Otto Rofdd. Qbden, tot:
War 6dder, Goriperf @enmtn, tot:
Selblp. grthur Miqt6pia, Girok diften,
b.; Y sNelbtu. @illh WeafIeft, Nreshen,
b.; q. zTeTofu. WnIter Gfnitf6eb. Der
lin, b.; no. EonI MSttia, wrok Roftes
tuie, b.; ll.sD. Otto @noert. Sirfdbera,
b.; Otto Sahn, @oIters6orf, b.. aarI
Weder. Sbeerin. b.; Bruno Wensel,
0erntsoorf. b.; @drnbier. b.; Srie0rih
Raafh, 8efin, b.. Grnif gonael, GdrIss
bcrd. b.; Gfto 6erfirth, ainndfh, b..
8tfheIm GheeI, Sdartp, b.; WaIbemar
@rummnd, T~iirftenfpoIbe, b.; EeroinnnO
8tnfhols, @ihenoiu. b.; @erhnrb dlibe.
geIlinheu, b.; Cellar SenfdlIe, GH5us
bed, b.; Grid @rsfe. ariuina, b.; Grna
Gtempin, gihfuer6er, b.: @liftnb ghos
mas. qrndseH, b.: BilheIm Saunefe.
@~eriteubriiaae, b.; @Gul GMeibe, Nonnnss
bort, B.; Grid 6offniau, gre6oip, BERN
Otto aoberftein, a1lffen, BERN NuboIf
8rilaer, Steinipahrsrlih, pern.: MiHorb
NiB. Ghiuenmin, BERN. @dr[ adkner,
9crlenbriiage, BERN; Gtto 1ennerf,
aerltenbriiaae, berm.: Mu1nif Rolff.
@nrlin, berm,; 6ermoun @ife. Grons
ain, BERN aarf @ifthoiu, @eralctu,
berrt, Ctto Siirf, Goblin. i.
3. &omp.: 9ermnnn Gimme, Rredotp,
berm.
4 aomp.: Sriehrid Conner, g6urss
BORT. bernt. a1rI SHent, gdrsio, b.
W2aidinen8eipebr saomp.: albert MSs
Ter. @ot6enborf, b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18

berm.; eiani1laus epetshngfi. arotos
lfln. btrm.i @arimillan Sttabure6rnss
H. Weuite, BERN. 6ernaHn &fubnet,
N%foiniadu, tot. GsnHislnlS @lasNtat.
MatadrfieuhorE brrm. 9ilheIm @nds
mfh. nsltieih, tenn: Wnlentin aotedi,
Wielowife, berm.s FnbpiG pIs, droios
idlin, berm; Mbolf Wnibieht, @orsipnls
ba, berul.; Carl Winonef, 8bnnn, BERN. ;
Etaniblnns G~raipeshnBEt. Srpifhftue,
brrm.; stefan Roidrahdi. mobfolpsin.
beirut Hrans diIssa, arotoiftH bernt
gheofil @loiit. 8osbraselpo. berm.; Sas
NAB Ndl1, Nuhb, bernt Aolef @ahrtefs
CAPT. @i0b, tot; Sobnnn Gsdnla, Rr5es
me65oip, bernt. N0barn 3nsiretsfi, Hos
mnnolu, berm.; 9uhlpia Mataitshf. Afns
toifin, berm.s Nlbeft Tede. Briinhen.
berm.; 9annh Npgi1lust, mbr5ensife,
BERN; Soh. Gidipdi, 80gpaolpo, rcrm. ;
Qu6luiQ Rnrhfei. Walrlpo, BERN; gntou
@rdinel, MI Cbra, berm.; Soief adcSs
micr5al, M~orsersiec, tot; glifael @as
jelpt8nL @ieluite, berft. Rrnns Wafos
ipinf W%oiufuoS. hcrm Qunipia 4nsuba,
Tomnib. berm. 9uief Gnblh, Eannib,
BERN. Spbann @loh, Momannp. bernt. /;
ooh. Gcipalfahf, Iobierno, BERN. Sos
ham gIubiaf. @It Cbrd, BERN; Rnrd
Schubert, 8onuh. BERN; anhrcas @ohle,
Rolniih 0anl1no, beru.; Hohnm @ltts
ie. Mnidtolp. BERN; Mubert Shnils,
@iIabfcipo, tot; Bnuf Gihordsft alos
ten6orf. bcrfn.; Gfefnu sshmtotuidf.
Gsembin berm.; Wilbelm @oi5hfdh,
@rombera. BERN; g1ar GdiGer. Netis
BANNER q. g., bertn.; 9nul WDhring,
berm.: SheoSor MhIe. Ediirn, BERN;
6rinrih 5abet. Soritsgmiher, BERN;
@ccrq @SB, Nplcrbed, BERN; Seiurih
@oebeI, @ehfudr, tot; @iI6elm 9reier.
Mblerbes, berm.; Guenit @eritofstb
9ieOrr aofcl, berfr..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-18
@eicrbe. Snsnnteric Regiment @r. 40.
Gjncfen.
Capitalization.

SAUiHOtEH 2, BttuluRL aSdfipnf15ft,s sSnf14
foiuo, b.; Observation-Disclosures aarT 9ahn.
@teffiiL bern1. 6errrdnn 2dderf,
sfhtuar5e1alt, term: 0uNoIf nennios.
2ibdlt, BERN: Gtdnislnits Nbamssof.
SlotpHo, berir.; Sofef @orefi. BERN :
aditntr Sosfpinf. Geroiuons. BERN.
Eran8 Sanif. 8inobef, berrt.; WPidaeI
sSdrsembufpsfi, S0roiddu, BERN: gorI
Glet1, Ssdnofpib, berm.; Sohnnn anss
pr3nt, 2oierhshn, nerm.; 6einridl Qii6fz
ntnrI1, Gderlin, BERN. 0oIeslafp @dfus
biusfi, 8romberg, BERN; Sohonn aiisa.
Sltncofpo, BERN. StanisTdus Qhbef, 9lii,
BERN; Soief RthaIsfi. Rrbiirafn. BERN.
Sohonn @eler, 8is9enali. BERN: Safob
Rntpaf, Gmoaufec, BERN; gnTeuffn
Gtrlisifieipica, @iosisIdfu, bertn. adfts
mir Gnldritf, Ctpienn, berm.; Wort;t
Shfcf, Sirsefun, BERN; Srara Estthrn@
tpie5, Botilin. BERN. Sohann Gnth. gnes
fen. BERN: Qufds sSlrref. 3itir, BERN.
Sohnnn @iIihofusfi, Bdren5uid, berrn.
Sran5 8iec3oref, BERN.
&eferbes Snfantetie 7esiment Mr. Gil
3an3ig.
SnuerBnHm 1913. Ia.
3. Battalion.
10. 9omp.k RanI gpianoipsfi, BERN.
Reter 8rseipide, BERN; 6uou 6giferf.
herm. f; emil 8o9ifn, herfn.; 5eiuridl
StelmoA. herm. SOD. 8inma, BERN.
@iIhelm 8ie6hof, BERN.
II. 9on1p. giionif, !, b.. Surf, T. b:
WeitpbaI. l. b.; Binbiiiip, bern Hrefes
BERN, Galotuott, heri1.; Site, Germ:
Ehietndnus herm.: Grii9er. berft aalcl.
berftt. !; SdnfiSeisfe. ferm.
t2. Roinb. /: StetAfafnp, b.; Sorfptpgfi,
B.; Mlfreb Wotf, b.; Itttnn Wriins. BERN.
@nuentir. TERM; SrieSrih Erehew.
BERN; albrddlt, bern., Girls, perm.
Ghlll3, BERN; gruenter. BERN; Wegcs
Ieipsfi, bernt. BuifeI, BERN.
grieaSs. Grfab gatairpn slr. 7G.
Nutba.
Gut Rpsebois 26. g. Ia.
I. Gomp.: Ct, 0arT Rensfpib, groBs
herner, +. b.
2. aprnn. gritft iln1er, HoBne6. fnf:
0arl Wnfler. WnReL i'd. b.; Serfndlttt
Mdhrs @iihIeben. fh. d.
%su SAUI GSHDntdNih
0bcraebrd, tot.
&eierbe. Shfanteries @eoimsnt Nr. ~.
/. Battalion, Mnrid.
q. aontp. ITO. SrsriA @irfrn. Meiis
firreI, tot; 4obnnn Steinhorit. Mohrs
1atien, tot; @erhar0 @otctl, WriuFnni.
tot.
Meietbt Safanterie sapaimtnt gtr. so,
Rarbnra.
Bpneb rs. s.. Ia.
3. Battalion.
o.. aornp. G.@2t. Ndubsr. adrIsrnhe
l. 81, I. b.; aart syoEnb BiTff R6sbs
giritss. !. b., Seinrih Siiuo, aIdsrD0e,
I. b.; Sdfob SlinFer. Ser5baui09. /. III:
Otto 9lihicr, Qidte, I. 81; Mlfhelm
GdipaIm, BreiteilbdM, I. b.; ztsphnn
mortin, NlIenoorf. /. h. aart arapp.
MeiiItdot, b.; Sobuunrs Trdilhncr. 93iis
bipheinf, bcrrt.s Mtihfe1s Sed.a 9Sradf.
bernt.; 5einrih 3nletgM NIeneripaIh.
bernf. Seiurih MideI, Mdenbnd1, befir.
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e~anbuebr. aHfantcrie .Slrsimrut Wr. 10.
alts 8ielnH 20. 8. IA.
+. Battalion MIuaan.

stab: 0.sef. BiIbcIm 2ntterOtt,
Mh6IhnuiciL id. b.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
.KEOKUK TO BE
CONGRATULATED
Burlington Hawk-Eye Predicts Moor.
heads Administration VIII be
Successful One.

The following editorial appeared in
the Burlington Hawk-Eye this morn
ing:
Keokuk is to be congratulated in
the election to its mayorality OF S. w
Moorhead. The Hawk-Eye does not
know anything about Rev. Mr.. Sand.
ers, DR.. Moorhead's opponent, except
that he is an honest reverend gentle
man, bent on some kind Of civic re-
form in Keol1ul; but 1t does know
Moorhead, and it is unreserved in it's
commentator or the people of the
city by the big dam for their wisdom
in choosing him to sit at the head Of
the city council. DR.. Moorhead, for
many years has been editor of The
Gate City, and for the past eight year
has been Keokuk's postmaster. He
man of keen judgment, of hi
ideals and of progressive spirit. II
holds the respect and confidence c
everyone, and the Hawk-Eye thinks
even his unsuccessful rival, Rev. Mr.
Sanders, must be satisfied with the
administration that is in store for
Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02

short ship circuit at Fort Madison
last Friday. They represented Clark
county. Centerv!lle, Iowa. will prob
ably be added to the circuit.
Clesson Arnold and Paul ]. Thomp-
son attended the lecture Of S. S. NC
Clure at Keokuk Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ira H. McCarty has sold her
residence in south part Of Kahoka to
VIM. McCarty of near Bethlehem
church. Consideration $3.50. Mrs. Nc
Carly shipped her household goods to
Centerville, Iowa, Monday and VIII
make her home with her grandson
Guy McCarty
Joe vandolah has return ed from a
trip to Fruita, Colo.
Kahoka city and school election
next Tuesday.
Circuit court will convene In kahoka
next Monday The docket is sched-
uled for nine days
Jack Ferris Of Keokuk has accept
ed the position of foreman Of the
Free Press office.
The recent rains have put crop
prospects in Clark county in a fine
way. Most Of the oats are In the
ground, wheat is looking fine, and
grass is coming along in great shape
VIM. Ksester had public sale at
his farm near Revere Tuesday and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
kAHOKA, MO.

The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Donaldson while playing with
a Ratchet last Thursday accid sntally
cut Off the middle finger OF the left
hand.
Eighteen applicants took the rural
route carriers examination in Kahoka
last Saturday. A number also took
the examination at Wyaconda. There
is only one vacancy, at Wyaconda.
The county A. H. T. A. association
will be in session at Wyaconda In
April. and a large delegation is ex-
pected to be in attendance.
The county Woodmen camp will be
held at Wayland IN April. Camps
from all over Clark county will BE- in
attendance.
H. X. johnson received a 1s-foot
boat Tuesday for use at the dredge
boat.
B. j. Kirch has sold his Kahoka
resid snce just west OF the M. ?.
church to Owen Morris. Consideration
$500.
Hugh Miller arrived Sunday from
Beloit, Wis, for a short vacation.
Mrs. c. w. Yant was operated on
at St. Louis Monday for appendicitis.
Her mother Mrs. Lutte Turner is with
her.
C. T. Duer and H. D. Ferguson at
tended the meeting Of the Burlington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
PETER FETT ELECTED
MAYOR AT DONNELLSON
1903 Votes cast-Extension Of the
Town Limits Carried by Big
Majority.

DONNELLSON, Iowa, April 2
There were 1O3 votes cast at the town
election held Monday. The extension
of the town limits carried almost
unanimously, as but five votes were
cast against the extension. Mr..
Peter Felt was elected mayor, Emil
Hennies, David Mccullough, e. j..
Lowenberg and F. G. Tabor were
elected as councilmen. From state
ments made before the election, 1t
is to be hoped that Donnellson will
be given "a progressive. economical,
honest, efficient and business admin
istration." The outgoing officials de-
serve much credit for the many
things that have been accomplished
during their terms of office. The
new officials will be watched by
friends and opponents and any action
that does not mean the best interests
of Donnellson will mean retirement at
the next election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
Just aalf in Bed

Clyde. Ky.--Mrs. /. A. Decker. writes
from Clyde: Il recommend Cardui,
the woman's tonic to any woman in
need of a remedy. For five years, l
was unable to do ny own work. Halt
my time was spent in bed. At last
I tried Cardui. Now I am well and
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Don't suffer pain. headache, backhche
and other woma-y miseries. when
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Get a bottl, for your thelf. AS q
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ing has been found for so years that
We uld take its plaf 9. Try 1t. 1t will
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02

are spending a weeks vacation with
their parents.
Fritz Zinnert is working for his
uncle, VIM. Deinst, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eichelerger spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Cart
wright, in Kahoka.
Arthur Deinst who has been teach.
ing our school, has resigned and his
sister, Miss Anna, will finish the
term.
c. J. Alexander and daughter, Ona,
were callers at the Brown home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Homer Callison, who was call
ed to the bedside of her father.
julius Clark. Of Kahoka, has return
ed home and reports him some bet
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
Straight at It.

There is no use of our beating
around the bush" We might as well
out with it first as last. We want
you to try Chamberlain Cough REM
edy the next time you have a cough
or cold. There is no reason so far
as we can see why you should not do
so. This preparation by its remark
able cures has gained a world wide
reputation. and people everywhere
speak Of it in the highest terms OF
praise. 1t is for sale by all Dealers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
Look to Your Plumbing.

You know what happens In a house
in which the plumbing is in poor con-
dition-everybody in the house Is
liable to contract typhoid Or some
other fever. The digestive organs
perform the same functions in the
human body CD the plumbing does for
the house, and they should be kept
in first class condition all the time.
If you have any trouble with your
digestion take Chamberlain's Tablets
and you are certain to get quick re-
lief. For sale by all dealers.-Adver-
tisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
Small Additional Tax.

Under the proposed plan of issu-
ing the bonds, they are to be paid
in ten equal annual installments, and
that is the equivalent of adding to
the school taxes as shown by the tax
receipts Of this year an additional
one-tenth. In other words where the
tax receipt shows that the tax payer
pays $500 for school taxes this year,
the proposed bond issue will add soc
annually FOR ten years to that amount.
The extreme nghtness Of the burd.
err which the proposed bond issue
would place on the property owner
NAV be illustrated as follows: Sup.
pose property owner owns home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
On the Eirino Line.

/ United Press Leased Wire Service. J.
SEATTLE, Wash, April 2:-1f the
United States gets into war with
the rest the world Representative
Humphrey of Washington will be Civ
an conspicuous position on the fir
ing line. IL the citizens of Seattle can
arrange it. Thos. r. Homer, a local
attorney. and number of other
prominent men telegraphed HumpV
rey at Washington, as follows: I'VE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
SUGAR CREEK.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Walker spent
Sunday with G. G. Mckinney and
family.
Ruth Loveless spent Sunday after
noon with Leona Masgart.
Miss Myrtle Walker who Is visiting
in Keokuk is expected home Wed
nesday.
Misses Mable and Flossie Brown,
who are attending school in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-02
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

wish to announce to my friends
and the voters that will be candi.
date for the nomination Of auditor Of
Lee county, subject to the action of
the republican primaries.
ALBERT r. SMITH,
TT. Madison.
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