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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-25

Steve Zolnowsky traded his
confectionery store in Vermillion
this week for a piece Of land in
Meade county, and has returned
to Scotland.
Mrs. Frank Stevenson left for
her home in Mott, N. D.. Tuesday.
Her mother, Mrs. w. E. Bardwell,
accompanied her and will remain
for some time.
Frank Kadlec is the first man
on the market with new potatoes
from his garden, and the writer ac-
knowledges receipt of a fine basket
full Of fine ones.
Go to the Exchange Market for
your fresh and salt meats. W.
keep a full supply of various kinds
of meats and guarantee their pur-
ity. Try US and be convinced that
we keep only the best. Highest
market price paid for eggs and
cream.-Adv. Ed. Weidenbach.
The committee in charge of the
program for the Fourth OF July
celebration has engaged the Memo
band to furnish music, and the
Yankton bail team will play the
Scotland team on that day. Other
features of the program are being
arranged to furnish amusement
for the entire day, but the program
will not be ready for publication
before next week.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-25

Editor Lusk Of the Yanktoa
Press and Dakotan showed com
mendable enterprise last Tuesday,
when the Scotland ball team played
the Yankton team at that place,
by getting out a base ball special,
and having it printed and on sale
within six minutes after the game
closed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-25

ing. He is also a capital story
teller and occasionally convulsed
his audience with a humorous
story. The address Friday after
noon was by r. Fl. Tougher, on
"a Thousand Million Men," Mr..
Tougher spent twelve years in the
Orient, and his talk on the social
and industrial conditions in India,
China and Japan was a rare treat
to his audience. He is a rapid and
magnetic speaker, and the way he
flung volumes Of valuable informa-
ton about these countries was not
slow. We heard some remark
that this lecture alone was worth
the price of a season ticket.
For the evening program an ad-
dress on the Panama canal was
advertised, but the speaker failed
to appear and Mr.. Tougher substi-
tuted, givining an address on
"Prison Reforms" The disap-
pointment over the failure of the
advertized number was soon for
gotten when Mr.. Tougher COM
(menced speaking. Like his after
noon lecture, it was a talk from
personal experience, as he is now
chaplain of the state penitentiary
of Michigan. He has made prison
reform a special study, and while
the methods proposed to handle
criminals are not new, yet he was
able to give the subject an added
interest by n~arratipg incidents
that had come under his personal
observation.
Saturday afternoon the musical
prelude was given by the Meister-
singers Male Quartette, and this
was followed by a humorous lect-
ure recital by the great American
novelist, Opie Read. Many in the
audience had read the books writ
ten by Mr.. Read, and they were
delighted to have an opportunity
to hear the author. He is an orig
inal character, large in stature,
and possessing a fund of humor in
proportion to his size. He is not
only a humorist, but he is a phil
osopher, and all his humor has an
application, and illustrates a val
liable thought or principle. Every
body seemed pleased with this
lecture.
Saturday evening the entire pro.
gram was given by the Meister-
singers. This was a good musical
organization, and their selections
were all we'll rendered. The only
cri ticism that could be make was
that there was a little lack of va.
riety for an evening entertainment.
On Sunday the preludes, both
afternoon and evening were given
by the Boyds. This was undoubt-
eddy the weakest feature of the en-.
tire course, and was not up to the
Vawter Redpath standard. The
redeeming feature was that in both
instances the prelude was followed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-25

|it was Z more Instructive course,
as the lectures were more varied ia
their scope, and were msritorions
more for the information which
they gave than for fights 81 oTatory
Besides giving to our community
five days of wholesome entertain
ment, uplifting in its nature the
course has inspired thought and
promoted intellectual development
worth far more to the community
than the tridlng cost that it has en-
tailed.
II is very gratifying to the local
committee that the sale Of season
tickets fully paid the guarantee.
II il gratifying not because Of the
financial relief, but because it
shows a growing interest in the
Chautauqua which will make it
possible to continue the entertain
ments regularly each year. A con-
tract was made with the company
for another session next year, and
sufficient guarantors were readily
secured to sign the contract.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-25

Frank Zolnowsky closed a deal
yesterday for the purchase of the
Gus. Grosz farm, the old General
Campbell farm at the east edge of
town.
The fire department returned
from the tournament at Parkston
last Friday morning. The win
nings this year were not so large
as they have been in some previous
years, as the company was some
what handicapped this year.
They got second in the champion
ship hook and ladder contest, and
second in the championship hose
race. The tournament was we'll
attended, the parade on Tuesday
having 100 men in line. It was a
big crowd to be cared for by a
town the size Of Parkston, but the
task seems to have been we'll per-
formed by the citizens of that
place.
The prospects for a big crop in
South Dakota never looked bright
er than they do at present. There
are a few streaks that have been a
little dry, and quite a portion of
the state has been too wet. Some
sections have also suffered from
hail, but these defects only cover a
small portion of the crop territory,
and the general condition is very
promising. Small grain is head
ing out nicely and the corn, not
withstanding that the growing
season started late, is farther adj
vanced than usual. Corn is now
more than knee high, and much
of it will! be too large to cultivate
by the Fourth of July.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-06-25
C~hautauqua A
Grand Success

MI dkAu OuONCSS
The second Chautauqua season
in Scotland given by the Vawter
Redpath Chautauqua system open
ed last Thursday and closed Mon
day evening. The splendid enter
tainment given last season made
the work of the committee in
charge of the sale of season tick
cts to meet the guarantee easier,
as the people were more familiar
with the character of a Chautau.
qua program. But this advantage
was to some extent overcome by
other unforeseen circumstances.
It so happened that this season
Scotland has been flooded with
other kinds of entertainment. The
citizens have been contributing
literally to the support of a ball
team; they have raised a good
fund for a Fourth Of July enter
tainment, and with various forms
of entertainment going on every
day it threw the Chautauqua into
a competitive contest for support.
In spite of these disadvantages,
however, the committee succeeded
in beating the record of last year
in the sale of tickets, and enough
were sold to fully meet the guaran-
tee.
/ The program the first day open
ed with a fine musical prelude by
the Merrymakers Sextette, which
was followed by an address by
A. L. Blair, on "The Whir of the
Press" Mr.. Blair has spent
many years in the work of news
paper building, and has some
very decided opinions as to what
a real newspaper should be. He
is one of those "hammer and
tongs" speakers, who has a mess
age to deliver and doesn't care a
doggone how it goes so it gets
there. He does not hold strongly
to the idea that the newspaper
should be a moulder of public OPT
Mon, but he would MAKE ii a pur-
veyor of the news. In this capac-
ity it is invaluable, but it fails in
its mission unless it tells all the
news, and he came very near ex-
hausting his large stock of adjec-
tives in expressing his condemna-
ton of yellow journalism.
The evening entertainment was
given by the Merrymakers. This
is a fine musical organization, and
they gave a varied program thai
was very pleasing.
Friday the preludes both after.
noon and evening, we're furnished
by the Mcdonald company, The
company consists of Ruthyen Nc
Donald, the Canadian baritone
singer, and his wife. Mr.. Melon.
aid has a voice of wonderful range
and HE selections, whether classi
cal or popular, were always pleas
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18

Warren has been sunk in the North
sea. Advices received by Lloyds from
Grimsby today state that IL mem
bers of the crew of the Warren and
the English pilot who was on board
were drowned. The Warren struck
a mine.
Paris.-Continued success in the
offensive movement in Belgium and
Northwestern France, with the cap
ture of many German trenches, is
officially announced today.
london.-The death toll among ci-
villains at Scarborough, Hartlepool
and Whitby as result of the bonn
bardment of the three towns by Ger
man warships may reach 125. In
addition, soldiers were killed during
the bombardment of the land bat
teries at West Hartlepool and 5 sail
ors lost their lives during the en-
gagement between the Germans and
the British flotilla in the North sea,
which followed.
The known civilian dead is So.
Many wounded are not expected to
recover. The number of wounded
will exceed 400.
Mine sweepers are today combing
the waters along the coast between
Newcastle and Marlborough Head,
where three ships we're sunk by
striking mines yesterday.
Refugees who fed from Scar
borough, Whitby and Hartlepool
when the Germans, opened fire re-
turned to their homes.
At present there are no indica-
lions that the admiralty intends to
change it's plans for the disposition
of the British dreadnoughts and bat
tie cruisers. The coast patrol viii
be left to destroyers and light cruis-
ers as before.
One of the, German vessels en-
gagged in the raid two days ago, is de-
clared to have been the Won Moltke,
n cicfoY. chin Of tho GOnhnn now q
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-18


in Pacific ports today Cancelled sail
ings because of the danger of meet
ing the German cruiser Dresden.
Despite previous rumors that the
Dresden had been sunk, English au-
thorities are far from satisfied. I'm
til positive information is received
that the Dresden has been disposed
of the same precautions will be
taken by British shipping as were
observed when the Emden was
afloat.
There are insistent though uncon-
firmed rumors here today that the
Germans are sending another feet to
South American waters to engage
the British.
London. - The most desperate
fighting of the entire eastern cam
paign is now developing on line
within 80 miles Of the city of War
saw.
Berlin is celebrating what is ac-
cepted there as a great victory over
the Russians as a result of an Of
fetal statement that the enemy's Of
fensive against Posen and Silesia
has completely broken down. From
Petrograd reports have come that
the Russian lines south of the Wis
tula have been drawn back nearer
Warsaw for strategic reasons. 1t is
evident, however, that the. battle
upon which the fate of Warsaw may
rest is only now approaching eli
max.
Paris. = At the very point where
the Germans had massed great
forces intending to start an offensive
against the allies, British troops have
delivered a blow which resulted in an
advance of practically two miles. F.,
The extent of the forward move
ment of the allies is now increasing
daily. The latest advance is reported
northeast of Arras.
Petrograd.-The sinking of the
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snh.cmla6n.

9elite Worgen f1no bic @eeroi.
gure bon 6rou Sermonn 8eaI bonn
Grauerbauie, 1916 0orb %. Ctr,
ltatt. Ger Grauergottesoienit tplr0e
in Der Ct. griogefs Stride o6gebal.
ten, ndbreno Die 8ciicsung ouf Dem
SoGp GepuIder 5ricDbofe crfolgte.
3ahlreide ggrpanbtc, 8rcunSc urO
8ctnnnte erlpieier Der gerItorbeien
Die Iette gbre. Sie rube In 6rie.
ben!
Ger 4nOratg I'M bieiigen GDit.
amt mar eeItcrn 70 Itarf, onB Gu.
periiitenoent Gem otter crfl1rte, 0ob
felt 9eiteben Der @ep1dpoit geiteril
bier Der eroBte llmins mar.
an Donneritng Wiorgen ipiro I'M
@eim Der eagles Die Sdmiidung
oes @eibnadtsbaumes erfoIeen.
Ger Sta0tratb eelebntiete IN iei.
ller aeitrigen Sisung, onB ben lta0
tiidel MnaeiteIlten bic @cb1Iter nod
Dor 8eibnadten d~lisgeSobIt meroen.
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SER augtlt 9olmnnn, 1881 Su0
~. Str, erbieIt aus Der nlten 3ei.
motb cine Aniidtspoitforte, ouf Der
ieitte beioen griioer 5eroinono uno
Sobonn i'm frieeeriiden Shmud Der
2ononebrleute oorseiteIlt iinO. Bel.
be srhoren 5l ben Sorniiten Der l..
aunpngnie Oes 9auODebr 9ntailIons
gir. II. @leid5eitig eriubr 0err
goamanri. Dob 5pei iciner geitern
Gbuaro areuihner (giei &eg. Rr.
800 nnb @iai Striebing aus Gel
ientirden fir Snpierfeit Dor benz
5ein6e NIT Dem ciieruen areu5 aus
ee5eidnet limo. 9eiOer fiel je0od
in oiele 5reuoenbotidoiten Elm CROP
fen @ermutb, oem ein gutter 6retluo
oes Serrn goamann, Der llnterof
ii5ier Der Heierpe 5ran5 BOD bonn
Snf Aeg. Gr. 81 lit nui Dem 6eloe
Der Gbre geblieben.
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9eOen6t Der
grdgeriungen!

Zen arid1tien 9eiern Ocr 1aali'
den omaha 1ribine miro oieier
1aae ron ibrsn Iragcrn infer
prahtig nilSgciintteter Der Ieut'
id)e III NebrasEa" adIenoer iibers
bradlte merOem Ga III Dies gcutI.
iermnBcn Der @eibnadlis. uno aeu.
iabrsarnb Der Iragerimaen, nno
fails Die gcifdbieu geicr DIES oiirh
ein IleineS angcbmoe oneriennen
peroeH. 10 iueroen e. Die iitcrIih
ourh groBerc YtlItttrcue III Der
pronlpteH AbIieiering Der 3eitlIns
anerteHncn.
liner aalenorr Gutbdlt pieI 0es
gelebreubcn mo llnterbaItcnoen.
lno oiiritc iid fir icoen eeier aIs
ipiafomnlrues ,Subrbud, eriueiicn,
3Galide Smnbn IribinIe.
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G[eine Standardization.

SIN Seim bon Serrn 5ronj
llhlenbroh, 2444 5iiO AZ. Ctr,
brad geitern I'M Seller Jencr aus
3roboem Der Sons1eEr bereits nm
Is llbr gronogeruf bemertt botte,
fonnfe er Dos 5ruer crit nnfts 10.
foliiiren. Sic 6euerpebr loihte 6as
5eicr, obne oob nemensmertber
5ddoen entitan0.
= Gin 9ie6 brad in 6ie Rdunte
i'm Gmabn 9atipnal gont @eb1lioe
eit unO enttpenoete BORT aus ben
@eihaftsr1uHleR Der Common.
meoltb 2ife SRiurance 50. uno Der
Carbon Goal q SllppI1 So. iiber
$1,000 al @eldmeiDe unO hi Boar.
5~tootfommiii1r 8. S.apoer
.fiirhtat, Dab ole borSuiaIageuoe
aommiIIion fir offentlide 8oblfabrt
nit ben 9eltimmungen bes 3ibil
oienitgeieBes Hidt in @inflnng gu
briueen iit.
Sdon Jet lit nit Siderbeit
0nrauf 81 refneu, onB Der Oiesiab
riee ltmins bel Der bieligen 9oItail.
italt oae 9eforos breden miro.
9ie alte Shulbeb0roe belt
geitern lire lette Sisuns ub. Ger
2ebrerin an Der Gag hulc, SRI.
Mnrn GGsuortb, tDir0c Gin Sabres.
.urlaiib beiuiaigt.
Gte5e orangen eeitern Gaft
In ben @osfet 2ooen 1406 goro "a.
Ctr. elm unb erbelteten bort 10
Shnhteln NIT gnHop uno rs Gents
in 9aar.
0berit sSo6n 81. 9emplter, Irii6er
aominanoeur Ser q. q. n. BON
gte6rasfa, lit bier geitorbeit. 9emp.
tier mar ieit AZ Sabren in Rebros.
ia aniaiiig unO I'M Sabre 1910 in
Suinois oeboren. Sm giirgcrfrieae
nahm Ct an 5nbIreiten SdIahteu
tbeiI.
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Sin berlofenSes glnacbOt.

allber gnten eBipaarrn geDort at
elmer ridtigell 8eibnadts. uno
5eiertags 5timmulig uiiA elm outer
Iropfan nlio iollte Die ausrDobl 0es.
ielben iebr boriidtig betrieben iuer.
ben. @eraoe SIR rit1igen8eit qlauben
mir oesbaIb uniere 2eier 0orotf anf.
mertialn MAIDEN 5ll iolen, oab &err
3enrg 9OliOf, 124 Nuro Is. CTR,
6eiertags .a1rbden aus ie einem
Guort 8bisfen, Angelica., 9ortueift
mo Gofuierpsin gu Dem fabeIbaft
biaigeu 9reis BON MIR $l.65 an.
IanmlengeitelIt bot. aae5eit BAT
3err HoIlody Elm Iiebenstpilr0iaer
oeutider 5ohn Des ioRnigen lin.
1nrlm0es, Is Derjtan0eu, iomobl
0nrd Gli1Eit1t ais 2iebensmiir0iq.
felt ieOen 8ufrieoenIteIlen uuO ioIlte
CT aud OiesmaI niht DergelIen uer.
oenl
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adl, ME admmrr(id6!

ODER nidt, antlB eaal. ipcr lids 81
ieincn Bnniten ooer llnNmiten ans.
lcat. 1aS lit amerifauiide goIitif.
Gas european Siiue" qcbt inns
chen adrnidts All &ir idriBcn mi.
iere ebrc ais neiitrale gtation.
Girrft Hir0rrtrddltia aber III Die
hdmiide 8%er.aim0uma OcS Sdjan0.
miid'es: 6itteod ipetulierr nit Gin.
bringing 0ieier gia auf 0as oeut.
ide gotm bet ieiner @icoeripabl
iiir 1915. gon1be ihdmt lid
Der Goitor ieIber Der ielHer Seoer
entiIoiicuen @emembeit, Oem er
fiiat bin3a: Bit thai ~ilanoers oilr
@ermnn n%eiabbors ga. mir
0erbitten ms gnu5 entihicoen Die
fredle aHoeutma, oils Oh mir Cent.
ide Inns taltfen lieBen gber Der
@err tarH gnlt3 berubigt ieiH. 9ludl
obne oieie 9in iteht 0as 9eutidl.
tdnm Oes StaateS p6aia nno fren,
otg nit SelteH Dec Wlrioesleiators
SitdJecOd, ben e. itets ais etHen
wahren Ssrtreter oes amerifaniid3cn
SoIfes. uidIt BLOB aeDiiier 9riOat
intereiien erfamt bat,
g9ir tonHell mIr alifs Geue ans
0ieieu oebdiiigeu ausIaiungcn oes
2incolner glattes e~pranslcien, mie
idlluah bic GujitioH ser 5cinoc Der
6itdcod8 ia lit. onB ie 5l folh.
idHmerIiheu Niitteln grdien mil.
Sir Ole 5reunoe Ser Sit6cod
Bin uber, uHo Dos iino ale NAB
rem Anbanger Der umerifaniiden
gteutraIitdt mo ltuabbdngigfeit. al.
le mnbrrn 5rieoeusfreIm0e, gilt Die.
ie 9ilslaiiulg ais Elm ueler an.
iporil, uift nah3uIaiieu nit ibren
anitrenguuget. @s mlb enolih
bod 5rie6e Der0enl
Or. @ermam @erbaro.
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tbs .Re6rasia Staie Sournal"
brinat IN leiner 4usaob BON 81.
fineH anariii auf ore &itheod.g ia.
Der gn iciner aaliien aiimatimg be.
meiit. uic lldalifl itlmnh oie StcI.
lung Der Eufrcr. mo &aBerplat.
ten 6abrFtaiten %gegrnii6cr Der
Nitdlcod . Dill if. un6 ME Finn.
merlid iie iid plaaeH imO hlder
miiiieH. nm aid MIR EN- paar
z heineriinoe aui3uiioberu.
Sier einiae oieier in0etideinieen
ggDeiie: .SitdeodB Bill uiiroe Oell
ariea in 60 3a1en enoen - 5ialn.
pcn GahihlnnOs notiirlid. Cine iol.
DE @ia miiroe cine pffene g%srIsBuHg
brs Acknowledgements iein."
Milsae5eifngtl 8erebrter GOitor
BON tate s%,ournaI~ fpas I'll Oenn
MN nbpr Die gerienoliug allies m6g.
Iiden ariegsbe0orfs sur gsrldnse
rmHa Oes arieges ~ Buuitea Gng'
IaHosg-Sh Sas nidIt gsann chen.
10 cine SfieHr &erletHng mieres
acknowledgements? aber fir
oas merifahide Bolt bat Oieie Co
pbiiterci abioIllt feline geosutIng.
sis q u.amerifdner baben mir ms
1T unierer eigeien 6eiebgebuHa Die
feineH an0cren Mlenidcn. rpeoer oti
britiihen gotidaiter Spring . Rice,
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lit1t gum 9eitiab unierer olsporti.
gen goIitif ieit George &snibington
gemodt. uno bel oieiem @runOiab
Der MIR gum geiten unIeres Bottles
mar. molten mir audi bleibet ean3
egnI, tDem 0n ornuBen 0tes paBt
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Nrhans sac.

Brpon beritebt gu bnIien. aber
fIeinlid lift Oieies Saiien, ME ea
itiir eben fletue, uieorige gatureu
iertig bringen.
Senator Sithcod moute Gbriit.
@ruentber fir ieine nnleugbaren uno
mertboonat 8er6ienite Inn bic DC.
mofrotiihe 4ortei gum 9innen-
itelier. aoaeftor ernannt baben. gber
grpon bintertreibt nit allen &r0f.
ten, 1ber Ohie itih9altige @riinoC
ml3ligeben, otfie G%rtlenrtrrg @rlien.
Tiers. Nds 1T fem @ritrO2 Sell
@ruerther 0dnlals in Der Sectional.
tuobI I'M Stadte 0ebrosfd far oen
Nihter Snrmon. itatt fir grban
eintrot. gs lit 70 reft be5ei6neno
fit ben nie0rigen Ghdrafter oieies
Mlonnes, beiie1 gtun0 nberfliebt
bon gleibenoen @orten uber 6riit-
Iide Ndhitenliebe oeiIen Ser5 nber
riuc rcdte Mlor0ererube boa SOB
tHiD Bosbeit III. sSn 8aibing.
ton Gtaatslefretdr grDau, in Con.
bon Gtantsiefretar @reD. beioe init
bereinfar Gielsfrnft bemubt, ibr
9on0 81 rlitliren un0 in ben idled.
telteu 5fuf GIT britlgen. Gin better
sueinnn0er pdiier0es vEean~ Oarf.
te mobl fnuu aui5utrei6eH iein.
8or einigen Niotiaten bate es
ben MnIheiiL oils ob grunn ieine
Gppofition geeen @riiafber suriid.
Bieben tDiir0e. Ga Duroe uber sic
6nIfung Organs ln0 Der gal3elt
llominiltration in Ser Rriegsfraae
DeutiblatO gegenilber INNER unge.
redjter, uit60d fonllte Elm e6rIIder
piann ME Girls. @riiftber ntAt
hdSu fhiDeigen. CT ber0mnnlte ste
6nltlng 9rDdn's mo Der Gegie.
ring In ieflter 2ono8eituna in
GInfte Genter, Rebr., In ih1rften
@orfen in0 trat uberseuaenO hin
bas Noffenmtgfu6roer6ot EN-. Gos
lhlug Dem sSdb Den gooen aus mo
NIT ieiner auaidt, ons fettc 9(ut
81 befontmen, mar e. 0abin.
6reun0 @ranther fam 0as Amt
PttbehreH. Ct bat ieine Gbre ae.
Dnbrt lnO lit fir feline llebaBei.
altllg eiagetrgtet, trosoem 6ies fiir
iAn grcBe iirnn5ielle GiltbuBe &c.
beIltete. Gr bat iif ais aor3er
Damn ae5eigt als Itol3er 9iirgpr
Der feline Aniidt often UNI ebrIidl
misFpridt unO norSie1L fir Geft
uu0 @erehtigfdt ein5ntreten, ielbit
tuenn oies ibin nith pirtbltuftlt.
dlea gmaoen brirgeu ioate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-22
GinaeianSt ans Slain.

4nt leeten SomabenO iGno bier
Die r~egelm1btge Sibung Ocs bieii.
gen Staotberban0es itott. Der BRA.
itoent f0unte Die erfreulide @ittbei.
lung maiden, oaB 5ur 2~tnoerlna
Der 9totb i'm alien @aterlaroe 125
Dollars e~inaeiammelt nurDen. IS
uuroe beidloIien, oos @elo iofort
an Ben oertideu gotidofter @ruf
9ernitorfi ab5uieuoen. Irosoem
Der &erein fat gang ails aeidsoeut.
ihen beitebt. nIrroe beidIoiien, obi.
&c Snmme ie sur 61Ifte nad)
9elltihlano uno Selterrei1 5lI
i6iden.
@leid5eitig fano GetDobI Der
8enmten itatt. sSmDiepeit Bic alien
8enmten mtter 2eitiir1g ibres por5ug-
Gr1iioenten 8errn Sans Serf
ibrer 4flidt genilgten, benefit, 0nb
ipIeoer geTudhlt purben
itno omar e%inittmmig. S~nsbeionoere
gebiibrt aud 9errm Saul StoffeL
ftir feline tbdtiee glitbaIie nod be-
ien6ere 4nerfennung.
@ud Gather Renuer bat 6urd)
cine aoacfte III ieiner Stride 500
mfgebr1dt.
Somit bat auh elgin iid einen
ebrenbnftea 9IaB inter unierem an.
oeren opfertDiIigen Geutidtbum oes
Gebrastn geiihert.
90 m. air6ner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-22

WoIblneton, 8. g., Of. De5.
acninlar ageut gnrrctbers Oepe.
idirte beiite Dem Staotsamte, Dab
8oliDerneiIr MaDtorenn, aommail.
oant Der giaoiden 9eI1gerliigs.
trnppen Der Nneo, Sonora, MnitaIs
ten treffe, ii6 t0-12 WieiIen 8a.
riid5u5ieben I'M @relBuerIebuneen
porSlbeti1elt.