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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-03-17

70 the Honorable Boad Of County Commi!aion.
err within and for the County Of OxfordI
Pursuant to vote Of the Inhabitants Of tn ne
town Of Sumner, IN saia County, sne rsn
resent that public necessity and convenience re-
ouire certain changes, alterations and disconun
iiances In the county road In said town between
the residence Of r. II. Chandler and the meadow
road, 70 called southery toward veal SUMNER nnnsst
your Honorable Board, after due notice % re.
uuired BY law, . view OF the premises anu
hearing Of all parties Interested, 70 make SUCH
changes, alterations and discontinuanoes as may
be shown to best meet the requirements OF pup
- Dated at Sumner. in said county, this third day
Of March, A. D. 1914.
Ell. RUSSELL selsctmen
P. s. BARRETT Of Sumner.
l' STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, ss.
Board of County Commissioners, December ses.
sion, 1918, held by adjournment March 10, l9l!.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory evi.
are responsible, and that inquiry into the merits
Of their application is expedient, 1T Is ORDERED.
that the County Comlnissioners meet g., at tn. me
County on the It'll day Of May next, at one OF tne
clock, r. NJ, and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned In said petition; Immediately AFTER
which view, nearing OF the parties anu thoa
witnesses will be had at some convenient place
In the vicinity and such other measures taken
in the premises as the Commissioners shall Judge
proper. And 1t is further ORDERED, that NOTICE
Of the time, place and purpose OF the Commits
sioners' meeting aforesaid be given to all per.
sons and corporations interested, by causing
attested copies of said petition and Of this order
thereon to Be served upon the Clerk of the Town
Of Sumner, and also posted up in three public
places in said town, and published three weeks
aucce aaively in the Oxford Democrat, o news
paper printed at South Paris. in said County Of
oxford, the first of said publications, and each OF
the other notices. to be made. served and posted
Ing, to the end that all persons and corpora
lions may then and there appear and show
cause. Il any they have, why the prayer Of
said petitioners should not be granted.
ATTEST :-CHARLES F. WHITMAN, Clerk.
A true copy Of said Petition and Order OF
xTrEsT:~CHARLEs F. WHITMAN. Clerk.
(9EAL.]
lib
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-03-17
there and There.

The newspapers have been question
Ing whether there wasn't some other
way to tell the story Of q base ball
game other than the style which has al
most become stereotypsd in its infinite
variety. They have found out that
there 10. The great American game has
been played In England, and the English
papers have reported 1t. Nothing like 1t
was ever printed before.
Two changes Of note resulted from
last weeks city elections In Maine. In
Belfast Edgar r. Hanson, who has been
mayor of the city for nine years, and
was candidate for reelection, was de.
feated by Robert r. Dunton, Democrat
and formerly bank commissioner under
the Plaisted administration. Hanson,
though Democrat, opposed tho Demo
cratic machine In the Third District last
year, and therefore received opposition
from that source. Bangor elected a.
mayor John G. Utterback, . former
Democrat, running a. IN Independent,
over both regular Republican and Demo
cratic nominees, and the city at the same
time voted In favor OF commission for m
Of government. Augusta and Biddeford
remain Democratic, and Brewer R.pub-
lican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-03-17

"Hidden deeply under snowdrifts chilling
Walt the flowers, cramped and pressed for
room,
Waiting till they feel the first glad thrilling
OF the springtime-then to burst In bloom"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-03-17
Rllckaeld.

The class parts for the senior class OF
tho high school were assigned - fol
lows:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
THE WORK
OF POLICE CHIEF
Law Enforcement League
Sees Vindication for It's
Course.

The members of the city council,
barring Mayor Hodges, and Andy Rob
inson, the new chief of police, ha' Q
been highly complimented by the Law
Enforcement League. which at a spe-
cial meeting held Tuesday night passed
the following resolutions relative to
the action of the council in removing
Chief Webb N. Reeves and Detectives
Routson and Handy and also for the
work accomplished thus far by Chief
Robinson:
I'VE, the executive board of the Law
Enforcement League OF Ada county, in
session this. the 18th day OF August.
A. D.. 1914, resolved:
First; That we heartily commend
the action of Couneilmen Eichelberger,
Harrington. Davis and Ffnegan in re-
moving by unanimous vote former
Chief OF Police Webb Reeves and De-
tectives Handy and Routson Believ-
ing II to be step in the right direc-
ton for law enforcement in our city,
that being the sole object of our or
ganization.
Second; That we congratulate our
new chief of police. Andy Robinson.
for the respect he has thus far shown
for his oath OF office in the manly and
straightforward order OF instructions
he has issued to the police department.
Assuring him that so long as he en-
deavors to enforce those instructions
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13

to the best OF his ability, he should
have the united and enthusiastic sup
port OF all good citizens and lovers of
law and order and we hereby pledge
to him the cooperation OF the Law En-
forcement League in every way pos
sible in any and all efforts he may
put forth to make our city Boise, the
Good as well as the Beautiful, in truth
as we'll as in name. We further con-
graduate him for the good which his
instructions have already accomplished
in having the effect of Kidding our city
Of 80 or more women of the under
world and few of the men who live
off them. Demonstrating the truth OF
contention, to-wit: that they had not
heretofore been ordered to quit and
were running by police consent.
~. l. MILLS
president"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
MUST Be SPECIFIC
IN ALLEGATIONS
Husband Required to Give
Instances Of Cruel Treat
ment to Get Divorce.

A general allegation by husband
against his wife in a divorce proceed
ing that she is OF scolding and nag
ging disposition or that she has scold-
ed and nagged at him is not SUFFICIENT,
but IL he wishes the complaint to stand
he must be more specific and give in
stances OF the alleged scolding and
nagging so that the court may judge
whether or not It is sufficient to sus-
tain charge Of cruel treatment.
This, in effect and substance. is the
holding of Judge Mccarthy in the d.
vorce case of Mallet against Mallet,
wherein he sustained the demurrer to
the defendants oss-complaint and
ordered the defendant to pay his wife
$125 suit money to make her defense
and prosecute her cross-complaint.
Judge Mccarthy handed down a
number of decisions today in cases Of
considerable Importance. among which
was the above. In the case of Short
against Short. a suit for an accounting
and for an interest in certain real es-
tate brought by one brother against
another wherein the complaining
brother alleged that the defendant
brother and his wife had taken the
proceeds of a common investment of
the two brothers made elsewhere and
had invested in real estate in Ada
county, Judge Mccarthy found that he
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
RALLY IN WHEAT
AFTER A DECLINE
Early Slump Caused by Re-
ported Action of the
British Buyers.

Chicago. Aug. 1S.-Wheat rallied to-
day after decline due to exporters
caneelling contracts and to assertions
that British buyers were refusing TO
purchase except under conditions of
payment that prevailed before the war.
The recovery resulted from resting
orders to take pit offerings on any sub
stantiai break. II was said also that
there was hope of arrangements at
Washington whereby exporters would
be able to collect payment more
promptly for shipments seized BY the
British government. After opening
quarter to q lower and suffering a
slight further drop the market rose
above last nights level all around.
Later the market fell again on sales
led by warehouse concerns and be-
cause of difficulties feared In regard
to financing receipts which accumu-
late, The close was heavy at y to
~ under last night.
Corn swayed with wheat. Transac-
tions were only in small lots. The
open which ranged from y of to like
advance, was followed by a general
setback and then n material upturn.
Steadiness ruled in oats. There was
fairly good miscellaneous trade,
about evenly divided.
Provisions showed a Arm tone. in
fluenced by an advance In the price
of hogs. Selling became more plen-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13

fails to find from the evidence that
the plaintiffs money was ever invest
ed in the property by his brother. He
also finds that the plaintiff is guilty of
laches under the rule laid down by the
supreme court OF this state and is not
entitled to recover.
In the case Of Jennings against the
Idaho Railway, Light & Power COM
pany and o. G. F. Marlthus, receiver
for that company. 1t is held that the
plaintiff is not entitled to attorneys
fees inasmuch as the note upon which
he sues does not provide for attorneys
fees except in case of the sale of the
collateral which was not sold The
motion of the defendant to dismiss the
attachment filed by the plaintiff was
denied.
In the case of Mangnn & Son against
Carver & Co, an action on a build
ing contract. certain deductions were
allowed the defendants. after which
judgment was ordered in favor of the
plaintiffs for $3.50. out OF which $2s7.sl
is to be paid to the clerk of the couri
to satisfy a lien filed by the Shaw
Lumber company.
In the divorce case of Lamber
against Lambert, the defendant Il
ordered TO pay $50 temporary alimon!
for his wife and $50 to apply on hel
attorneys fees.
In the Investment Mortgage com
pany against Bogart, II is held that I
mortgage cannot be foreclosed unit
the principal note becomes due wher'
the note fixes a specific time for pay
ment but the mortgage declares tina
the principal shall become due upoi
the payment OF the interest coupon
notes. where the principal note does no
contain a clause making 1t due upoi
failure to pay the interest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13

oeeves ST,s5 91o.So; steers 4e.to@aio,
stoekers and feeders s5.5o@si0, cows
and heiters SST59s.So; calves ssySO0
11.T6.
Sheep - Receipts iS,0oaf steady,
sheep SS,so@s.oS; yearlinEs Se01Yo:
lambs ss.60Gs.5S.
South Omaha, Aug. 1s.--Hogs--Re.
eeipts 7soo; higher: heavy sss00S35:
light SS,7S9s; pigs sSGS.7S; bulk $3.50
Gs.
Cattle-receints 1000: stronger ma
tive steers S7.759lo.s5; cows and heif-
ers $S9s.so; western steers $s.5o9s.75.
Texas steers s68LsS; cows and heif.
ers $S.7597,15; calves Ss.509lo.6N
Sheep--Reeeipts 1900: strong; year
lings S6@6.5o; wethers $6.eSQe.i5;
lambs ST.751s.5N
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
Not so stranus Aftar AM

You may think It strange that so
many people are cured OF stomach trou-
BILE by Chamberlain's Tablets. You
would not, however, II you should give
them trial. They strengthen and in
vigorats the stomach and enable It to
perform its functions naturally. Mrs.
Rosie Rish. Wabash. Ind4 writes.
Nothing did me the least good until I
began using ChRmberlain's Tablets. Il
is decidedly the best medicine for
stomach trouble have ever used"
For sale by ell deaiers.--Adv. T. TIL. 8.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
Rnttar and Enna

San Francisco, Aug. 1S.-Butter-
Fancy creamery s7ssc: seconds 26o.
Eggs-Fancy ranch SSlsc, store $50.
Cheese-Young Americas lA@iSnc.
Negetahles-Green peas Halfmoon
bay stock S14c; string beans 19ac.
onion-Yellow 10000.
CAN board barley steady; Dec. S1.o2
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
Grain Markets.

Grain Markets.
Chicago. Aug, lS.-Close; Wheat
Sept, 9sSsc; Dec. sS%c.
Corn-Sept. TsMe; Dec. ss%e
oats-Sept. 42o; Dec. 4S%e.
Pork-Sept, $aa.25; Jan. S21,5o,
Lard-Sept. $3.50; Oct. $s.T5.
Ribs-Sept. Sl2.65; Oct. S1s.sT.
Portland. ore. Aus. is.--Cattle-Re-
eeipts So; steady.
Hogs-Reeeipts ssl; steady to
strong.
sheep-steady and unchanged.
Seattle, Wash. Aug. 1S.-wheat-
September and October delivery quo
tations:
Bluestem. see. fortyfold. sec; club
S5c; fife, sac; red Russian. sac.
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat II;
corn ?; hay as -four 6; oats l.
Minneapolis. Aug. 1S.-wheat-sl.o0
=. No. l hard $1,l4%. No. l northern
$1,O5% @Ll1%, No. . northern SI.0i
Is GLOSS.
Portland, ore. Aug. IS.-wheat--
Nominal. Local trading only.
Car reeeipts-wheat as: flour. 5;
oats, 5; hay 3.
Tacoma. Aug, 1S.--wheat-Bluestem
s1e; fortyfold. soc: club. sec: ffe. sec
Car reeeipts-wheat, 50; barley s.
hay, Is.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13

tiful however. when the market made
a slight bulge.
Rains in Nebraska and Illinois tend
ed afterward to make the market
heavy. The close was unsettled at
half TO Ia decline
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13

True cooperation is a pull to-
gether for the success goal
When national advertisers use
the newspapers to create a de-
mand for their products, shrewd
merchants cooperate by show
ing the goods. II is a ''pull to-
gether" that means increased
sales and satisfied patrons.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13

a good many rurnlsaeo rooms are
re.sted every day In this clty--and once
In a while one Is rented withon. hav.
Ing been advertised. There are excap.
tions to all rules. yeu sesl u
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
Notice..

DR.. Hudgel. the oeulist. will reopen
his offices in the Overland building
Monday. Aug. II,
Adv. Ala. c. r.. HuDGEL.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-13
Llvaatoek MarL.ata.

Chicago. Aug. lS,-Reeeipts $4,000;
5000 higher: bulk sS.sOas.a5; light
ss.sOQa45; mixed Ss.sS@s.4o; heavy
S6.75GS.A0.
Cattle Receipts. 5000; strong:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-24
5o6n 8. WiafirS il. fir CSonOsrHenr
1emoiratcn Oringen In i'm, Gle
aanSioat aui3utretcu, CT
nbrr pll nldlt.

liner ariddbter 5rclno, Scrr
,lobn $. 9}attcs IT,, SeIrctdr ocs
Staatspcrbanocs liebraota, in0
aanOi0at fir Den Staatsicuoi. marc
lcBttn Somilog uon 0iitaIicoeru oes
ocmotratiihcn Stants.GcutraItcni.
trs, oas IN grncoln periamnlclt non,
beuabc pim aauoioatcu ilir Oir
t5olmcrncure.]lomindtlon aritculpelt
mur0ru Srrnuo ,Io1n uollic nber
uitt, mo madltc lid. mn Dem Sle'
brSpcrbcu icincr ocnoiratllden
9riloer ju eutgcben, raid aus Dem
Stmibe
Dos g9ineolu SournaI" idlreibt
iibcr Den GpriaQ mortlld mic iolgt:
.Sobn Dllties jr bon 4ebrasta
Sim pnr0c gciicrn tbatiddlidl aus
gncoIr binaueacihredt. gr mar IN
bic Staot letcmmcn. I'M Ger Scr.
ommllug 0cs ocmotrniiidlcn z tnots.
Gcntraltomitrs }njuicbcn mo 0dhtc
al nihts anocrcs, ais tr ploBlit
uon cincr Aluobl 9rmofratcn um'
riugt muroe. oir IN ibu Orangen,
irnc annoiraiur ala Scnntor 5tl'
riidai,icbcn mo ol5 aonoIont iiir
oic ocmotratii6e @ouucrnursuonn.
nation nui5lltrcten ibm Die frdTtlg'
tite llnteritiibung ilbcraa I'M Stautc
ueriidlern0. Seine 5rcullDe bcrid'
ten OoB Oas Giuitilrmcn AMI ibn
I 10 itarf nrroC. ooB CT eincn Shrcd
befam nno I'M ) llbr in ieiu 9lll.
tonlobil ipruug rno nit groBcr
Sancaiqfcit iciucr Scimatb }iiiubr.
,1ic Socc" iaatc 6crr 0iottcs,
.intO oicic 2Gltc nidt gliricOcn
init gerQc. Dletcolie mo gforc'
I1ca0?" @eldc gclte er mcintc, bot
er ober uiht erfl1rt
9hln 5rcunO SobH mas nod
Iuiht lit, oas fam ia pirlleldt nod
ncrOrn, nem nidt Oieies Sabr, ic
in ipotercn Sabren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-24
alsins staOtncnigfciten.

Die Gireftorcu Ocs Commercial
Club lagcn Gienitaa 9ladmittaa
Dem @oliipicI in Den glnIaaeu ocs
5ielo Gmb OF. 9cl Dem @cttipiel
gina Casper gJoit ais 2icacr 5ernor.
Gtua 80 oitlihe Giicnbabutidet.
gtgenten hielteu iid 1lcnitag glbcnO
aui Dem @eae nah Dem Deloruitouc
9arf begriiicn mchrcrc Stlunocn
bier aui mio nuroen non ibrcn
bieiigen Soacgcu treiilld brpirtbct.
Cine groSe 9luBnGl Der Scbrirdi.
te bieiiger oifentlidcr SduIcn bat
iih in 6ic Somnicririifc bcaeben.
Die Stao.fonnriiiarc babcn bic
feiianotion Oes ejcbGimpoLi5iitcu
Mc1onalo augenonIuRu. Gr miro
iih ouf oeiu repubHfuniidjcl Iidci
Inn Die Domination fir 0as Sbc'
rifisomt beperbeu.
Irei ncue aoi1oi0atcn baben i6rc
aanoiootur iiir ghtglitocr Der &C.
gislutur ongcmeIoct, nanIib .@O.
@ Aobiuion uab 8bup GoItan5c
(9lcpubIifaner) !0agb G. gioberticn
Democrat.
9e fleinen 2SniaIicn Scr Gitp Wtii'
lion muroen Dfittipof inter 5iib
rirna Der 0orlteberin Sri. gfelliC
M1aqee nod Dem a6errliden Glnp
uooo Barf binousbeforoert, noiel6it
Elm Gicnic itattfan0. Sir grtes
Giicn imo qederbiiien aGer gIrt luor
in binrei6enoer 8eiic geiorgt NOR
Den.
Gem 8eltament ocS peritnr6ener
a. s. 8atpiBer 3uiolgc erbalt oi(
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-24
Ditlt fiI9tr
frtTnnken!
Der SoOtnjes fOrOert miROeitens 80
Gpisr.-Alnwsttcr brad.
plotlidl herein.

5ric6ridlsbaicn, Trhihlano. 81,
Suni @eitern Abtuo brah iiber
cen g'ooruiec eiu iurdtbares. LIN.
pettcr los. pcldes ocn ibrcm. CSC.
pcrbc obIieaen6ci 5iidrrn gum Der.
0crbcn acreidte. Vlt ioldcr Sdluel.
Iiafrit brauitc Der 2tnrm ubcr ocr
Gee oabnL oab iid) Die 5iiher, Don
neldcn Die meiiien iih frapp cine
N2cilc pom llicr beiaubcn, nidt 81
rcttcn bermohtet. Sbrc 9rote purocu
pie 9iuBid)aalcn otti ocw See nm,
her9cihlclloert, rittne0cr Irutcrten
iie oOcr boritcn Cine gnjabI Slider
mirOcn pon 1antpiern arettct
,3cbn gcitcn iiro bis icgt aeborpcu
norOcu; mcbr nie % Slider perocu
rerniBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-24
Anlrnbr in
gntte, Mont.!
Deputies I'M Sample nit sersltn.
ten. - Gin Ylaun eridlOiien,
5wei anoere ueriunnoet.

Butte 0lout., q. Suui. ~ &c.
putp Sbrrifis ienerien IN cine iid
Dor Der 1Qlncrs lluiou 0aa ange'
inmmeltc Wieuiteumengc; ein @e.
if1itorciirnoer 9tomens erneit go.
nc murOc crihoicn Ocr gcramam
5. $. Bruno to0tlih uno Charles
Sramer bon Sos gIngeles leiht Der.
pmoet. Charles 8. @loner, Bra.
iiornt Der @eitern 5eoeration Of
giiners, belt IN Der lluion 3olle
cine AeOe, in oeren Verlnri er ei-
ucH 5ric6ensplan jmiiden ocn fcino.
lihen 9ergIeuten mtcrbreitetc.
9IoeIid icuertcn oie 90 Geplitp
Sberiiis, peI6c iib Dioper gum
Shuee Der Snioiien Der Union
Sale erbeten bate AMI bic Dor oem
Bcbauoc pogcuOe Ylenideumeuge,
nit obigem 9lciuItat. 0tit 8ltbous.
briideu fon5entrirte iih Die glenge
riidm1rts imo ueridaifte iid @ui.
len, Inn 3lnn angrlll nberjugeDeH.
Ter 5bcriii criltdte Inn 500
iSrciipiliigc, Inn ais Deputies gu
fltngircn; fciner idenfte ben Nor.
ten oes Sbcriiis @ebor. Syn3miifen
murocn Die 9ohcr ienrr Sduier, Die
iidl in Ger 9lohbaridait Der llnion
Safe bciinoen, pon einem @ienihen.
bauien bcicet, Der bon bort aus
ein lcbbaftes 6euer nuf Die SOL.
lie rntcrbicIt. 9rei gtol 1puroe
Der gcrind gcmndt, bic Sole nit.
tcls Gpunmits in Die 2nft 5u iprcn.
gen. 9ic 6ront oes @ebduoes wur.
De ourfl cine grploiion 5ertriimmert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-24
glns Scntid6nrs, serus.

llnicre 2eier pcroen iid1 ieoenfa1s
freuen, pieoer mai mas aus Der
aoIonic geutidburg Ieras, 5u bo.
rcn, bic unter 2eitllng bon Or. s.
@crbaro itebt. Bon bort aus miro
aeitricben, enB Der 1eutidburs
Club beidloiien bot, iid benlStoots.
oerbonoe 3eras on5nihlieben uno
Or. 6erboro sum 9elegaten fir bic
n1dlite Transformation erpoblt bat
Ger Club mill ferner Sf)rtiA
tbun, Inn ben Geuti1unterridt In
oen Oficntlidcn SduIen ein5ufiih.
ren
9(m 4. SuIi finoet in gaeipeH
@rooe, nabe Or. @crbarOs Garm,
eine grobe 4. Suli itntt, lpo8u oIIe
Geutiten Der @egeno cingclooen
iinb.
;Serncr miro beridtet, mas mobf
bic Sauptia6e lit, ooB Die grrte
in icner @egenO icbr gut tit uno
INNER mebr 4niicOler ii1 bort ME.
oerlaiicn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-24
Saftpflidltaeiet beitatist.
Yes gO2oines IN 81 s

Ges Dloines, S9Sa., 81. 25uni.
9os neue g(rbeiter llniaa @e'
ics, tponoh Die 9[rbeitgebcr fir oiG
in ibren gctriebcn erfolgten llnfdl,
le ibrer slngciteflten baft6ar iino
lit bon Jiidter DtcGberion geiebn1
Big ino giItig erflort poroen. 0os'
ieIbe tritt am /. s5uli in Strait Sea
tiirIi6 lit oos @eiee, peldes iider,
lid biel @utes be5pedt, lpieoer eIr
gilo nnierer alaiiengeicBgebung
oenn Die GARNER, pelde ooh 6eltt
aud init IonOpirtbiddftlihen Wa
idinen orbeiteu ln1o oft gan5 iunge
iibte 9ente tpGbreno Der Grlite on
ftenen, fino nidt nit ein6egriffer
ttn0 bdben nidt notbie, tbre arbei
ter fir ltnfGae 8t entifdOigen.
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Ieriunn(nutiien.

Serr g. u @erborot, Elm tpobI.
befantter @eidditsmann bon So.
lltnlbus, gtebr., uno 9ruoer bon
Serrn Chris. @lnoerIih bon eben
baicIbit befanO ii6 0tittiDof) @e.
id,aftc ipegen in Omaha unO itatte.
te ms cinen angenebnten 8eiud ab.
Or. glooIp6 Sads, Der iu be-
riibmten a[inifcn 9erIin's uno
@iens iein @iiieu pdbreno Der leg.
ten ieds Olonote bereihert bat, 1T
mie0er am amcrifaniihen @eitaoe
gelanoet. @r peilt gegentDdrtig IN
Bolton, Dtrb aber bolo in Sntnba
eintreifen.
Inter ben 8enobnern Sinnbo's,
Die i'm 2oitfe oieier @ode Grbo.
Iungsreiien ua6 europa dittreteit,
befinben iid foIgenoe 0errIddftet:
g1onlignor u. %. goIdneri (eiaes
Der beoeutenoiten Spro1entenrer
9lmerifa -, 6. ~. gln6reeien, sIIer.
@uentbcr, Sri, 0aorp Riin1boff.
iSrou u. 9. &insIer, Serr uno
6rau George aeIIeD, Or. 2oasis
gulbmonn unb Or. 9eIpeder. / !
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g(ns 8loumficlb.

- Gas muiiflicbenoc 8loomfieIo,
oos Den 8erluit iciner tiihtigen
StootfopeIle nod INNER niht per'
ihmer3en fam, miro MN, tpie eS
Den slni6ein bot, in nbicbbarer 3cit
mieoer cine ygano" boben Serr
1Srancis 5. gctbcron, ell tiidtiger
02ulifcr, Der bisbcr in CREIGHTON
Die erIte @riqe ipielte. bemiibt ith
niht obnc Grfolg, alte ino ntie
8l1ier gum glppea 8lt rufcn.
Serr Claus gdfels unO lrait
aus Gotta g9ico iino ieit Elm poor
g4ohen gu geiltd bel Der 6omilie
Sbeo. Sd uno tpunbern ii6 iiber
ben noiepeiien 8ino in Rcbrosfa,
nid1t minocr ais iiber Die unolts.
ItebliHe Site, aegen Die ibr heimat9'
Ilibes S0bcnfIimn unterm 8. grei.
tengra0e nidt ollffomn1t.
seit einigen Gagen 1T Serr
Sbeo Semen, Der riibrige 3eittues-
oaent aus OMAHA, in Der Stobt an
ser Slr6cit, gLbonnenten fir 0iC
Gnobo 9ribiine 5u getDinnen. @enr
ic6er @Qnoe6rud, Den CT nit alter
6reunoen uno 9etannten rpehielt
ein gIbonnent beoeutet, 10 oiirftt
er bolo ci1e itottlide 2iIte nuf5u'
tpeiien bnben.
Serr unO Srou 8iIbelm
aunIm paren nit Serrn Sobr
@robmann Der lein glutomobil aui
@erfiielmg oelteIlt bate, om lester
Gonutag bel ibrcn Aiuoern be
SSmono 3li 8eiub ino fam mil
Dem @illOrud bein, oaB es eint
Suit iei, gu oieier Sobres8eit Ollrd
8lur ltno 6eIo al fobren.
!. - Nco. gurfbarot. 9reoiger 6ei
gongregotionoIiit @enleittbe, boi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-24
ga6m Srci ueri6isOene @ifte.

5rdu Gsthcr Siloebrnno, 605
norol. is. StraBc nobuboit, ent-
idIoB iid ua6 cincm Streit nit
ibrem @attcn ibrcm 0niein eiH
gube 5u MAIDEN Gle uabm cine
0oIis Gofain, 5nci lln5en 2olou.
num mto 5rei llujeu SarGolIoure.
9cbtcres @iit perbrdu1te i6r ben
@2ino unO fc itieb eiren marter.
id)iitternocn Shrci ans. 2IuOere
gcluobner oes Souic8 ciIten berbei
unO muBten ioiort, UNI mas eS iidI
banoelte. Or. G0itrom beiniibtc iidl
Uolle 3pei Stunoen nm Die llngliid.
lide, cbc Iic iit auber 2e6eusaa.
iabr bcfano. Dan uuBte bel ibres
gebanolung @eIDalt aniDenoen,