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Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Tombstone Mines to Re Sold

It was learned last night that order of sale will be immediately asked by the creditors of the Tombst Con- solidated Mining company of the prop erty of the company at Tombstone.
 Virtual decision to this effect was reached on Saturday, when meeting of the creditors was held and the pro. posal of sale of tho property was en- dorsed without a dissenting vote.
 Under the law, the steps necessary to be taken preliminary to offering the property for sale to the highest bidder, can be executed within few weeks. It is now expected that the courts will assist immediate action and that the property will come to sale about the middle of next month.
 It has been reported that Copper Queen Consolidated would be bidder at the sale. Engineers of the company have given the Tombstone property an exhaustive going over in the last sev- eral months. What decisions they have reached is not known.
 It Is also reported that the Murphy interests will enter the bidding. It is said that there has been a strong as- semblage of capital made by these in. terests for the purpose. Aside from the Copper Queen and the report of not other likely bidders Bsbee Re yieW
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
NEW REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
Books Now Open

Office of the Recorder of Mohave
 County. kinyman. Stare of Ari-
 zona. May lsi. l9l4.
 Notice is hereby given 60 citizens of the County that the Books for the Reg istration of Voters are now open at my office and at all places where dep- uties are appointed wituIn the County. Books will be opel for Registration from May l. and continue without in- terruption until August 29lh, when Registration will he closed until Sep. temher l6. and then continued again until October l5.
 State Primary Election Sep. s. and General Election Nov, 3rd. l9l4. and unless your name appears on the Reg isler you will not be elgable 10 vote.
 J. w. MORGAN.
 Recorder of MOhave County. First insertion May
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Priest Advocates Temperance

The Rev. P, J. O'Callaghan. C. $. P. of St. Mary's church, Chicago, referred in recent sermon to the great victory of Illinois women in their fight on the saloon. Advocating the temperance cause he said:
 Three millions of our race die from alcohol every year, and we believe ID the teachings of Jesus Christ. Then, by the teachings of Christ. we are at least partly responsible for these deaths
 We need a campaign of education We need to arouse ourselves to con- sciousness of what we owe our fellow men. We need the full light of the gospel that we may see wherein we have offended. The blood of those who have fallen by the thousands and tens of thousands is upon our heads Let no m an think he is free of respon. sibility. All humanity is bound to gether by mighty b.nds. We must recognize the solidarity of the race Many man can be saved by you if you but turn over your wine glass and discard your beer mug. No man lives to himself. If one suffer, we all suffer: if one be saved, we all are blessed.'
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Opportunities in Arizona

This is the subject of circular just issued by the University of Arizona at Tucson. Recognizing that the great est development of Arizona is now pro ceeding along agricultural lines, the University is rapidly improving it's facilities for atfording a thorough agri- cultural training to undergraduate. graduate and special students. With additional courses, an enlarged teach ing force, and new Sl65,0D0 agricul tural building about to be constructed. greatly enlarged classes in agriculture are anticipated. One matter especially noted in this circular is the fact that instruction is given by experts of the Agricultural Experiment Station who are familiar with the peculiar condi- tions of Southwestern farming. For those who may wish to study irrigation and dry farming under snb. tropical conditions in preparation for engaging in agriculture in the Southwest or in in-America the University of Ar- Zona offers an exceptional opportunity. A copy of this circular may he nh- tained by addressing Prof. R. H. Forbes, Director, Tucson. Ariz.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the High Point, Rhinegod, Lohengrin, Lorey, Banker, Side Spur, in the San Francisco mining district, Mohave County, Arizona Territory, are being worked un- der contract agreement, and that neither the said mining claims, nor the buildings and improve mentS thereon, nor the Eclipse and Independence water rights and mill sites and pipe line, the undersigned owners thereof, will be liable or re- sponsibe for any labor material furnished or debt contracted. or injury sustained by any en- ployer employees in working improving said property, and that no employer employee is the agent of the owners for any purpose, and their own risk and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said water rights, mill sites, pipe lines, mining claims or property, or its owners thereof.
 By ALEX MILLER, President Pasadena, Cal, March 29, 1911
 First insertion April
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Washington Butte
 Wins Litigation

The United States Circuit Conrt of Appeals has affirmed decision of the United States District Court in an i'm portant litigation between quartz and placer claimants. in Montana. ,nvolv- ing 20 acres of mineral ground on what is known as the Butte X Boston placer. adjoining the Pittsmont mlne of the East Butte Copper Mining company. The court sustains The placer patent and thereby gives ID the Washington Butte Mining company title to some rich copper deposits. in extensions of the PiltSmOnt ore bodies. The quartz claimants had cOniended that the placer patent was obtained by fraud and that the k0nwn quartz leads were excluded from the patent. The district court had held otherwise. hold ing that the quartz den"Sits were not known st the time he placer patent was issned. The ground is valued at $300. .000-M X F. Record.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Land Restored to Entry,

According to instructions received at the U. s. Land Office, Phoenix, Ari. zona, the following withdrawn land under the Salt River Project has been restored to entry, settlement not to be made prior to June 29. 1914. entry not to be made prior to July 29, 1914:
 Salt River Project. Arizona. Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian.
 T. N., R. E., N 1.2 NE 1-4, sec. "A.
 T. N. R. 3 E., SEE l.4 SW l.4, sec. l3; NV IA NV l 4, sec. p; N l.2 sec. 23; N l.2 NV l-4 and SW IA NV I-4, sec. 24.
 T. N., R. E., S 1-2 NE IA, sec. IS.
 T. N., k. 5 E, SW l.4 SEE A, sec. :; NV l-4 NE IA, sec. Is.
 T. N., R. w., NE l.4, sec. 24.
 T. l S., R f E., S l2 NE l.4. $ l.2 NV l-4, NV IA SEE l-4, S. l-2 SEE l.4. sec. 5; s. l-2 NE l.4. S. l.2NW l4, $. l-2, sec, 6; all sections : and 8; N l2 SW IA, w l-2 SEE l.4. sec. 17: all sec. tons IS and l9; NV l.4, N 1-2 SW IA, sec. 20; N 1-2, sec. 30.
 Special attention is directed to the following instructions from the De- partment:
 "In this connection attention is di- rected to the fact that warning is ex- pressly given that no person will be permitted to gain or exercise any right whatever under any settlement or oc- cupation begun after withdrawal of the land from settlement and entry and prior to June 29, 1914, all such settle- ment aod occupation being forbidden. Intending settlers are also warned to ascertain the status of the surveyed lands and to get all information avail able as to unsurvcyed lands by inquiry at the local land office before making settlement thereon. Persons holding valid suhs:sting settlement rights, in itiated prior to withdrawal of the land, and who have aintainsd their settle ment on the lands, will be allowed pre- ference rights to make entry of the lands settled upon in accordance with
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Why British MIlitants are Mad.

The following reasons are mentioned to account for the violence of the mill itant women in England:
 First the law of inheritance, which in every instance excludes her in fa- vor of some male mem Der of the family, often leaving her penniless depend ent upon the male relatives to whom her due share has gone, and that fur ther dsprives her of right to own children unless they are born out of wedlock; she has neither dover rights nor rights of mother. By English law no married woman exists as the mother of the child she brings into the world. The child, according to English marriage laws, has only one parent, and that parent is the farther: while out of marriage the law recog- nizes the only one parent and that parent is-the mother.
 Second, the unJustly discrim inatory divorce laws, designed to safeguard and shield the man, and which even Mir. Gladstone declared to be 8 gross injustice to women in favor of men, an excellent illustration of which is the case of the wife of day laborer in London told of by Elizabeth Robins: Mrs. B. was an applicant for separa. tion order (since divorce is too dear luxury for any of this classy The ground of Mrs. B.'s plea was tho in. fidelity of her husband. "You can't get a separation order for that.n Well, but he brings the woman home-hs keeps her in the house." "That is no ground" Then the mag. istrate is given tho heart of the griv. ance. The husband insists on having the interloper in his wife's bedroom. No redress. while one act of infidelity on her part entitled the man to an absolute divorce This condition ap. plies to all English women. Comment is superfuous.
 "The census of eight years ago put the number of women working in trades at four millions, and all these women are without adequate represen. tation, and Tn consequence most of them are ill paid and overworked to a degree shockingly unbelievable. In this, as in the above and in most mat. ters affecting the welfare of women in England. there is one law for men and another for women, and without the vote the women are helpless to remedy their conditions. The government it. self offers an excellent illustration of it's postal and telegraph employees. At one end of a telegraph line you find man earning lOOO$ a year and wo- man Of the other end earning 4OO$." J. Nilsen Laurvik in Womap's Home Companion.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
nIne Warning Notice.
To Whom it May Concern:

TO Whom It May COncern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Whale, LGt yiathan, Copper Wonder and Copper Wonder Nj. mining claims, situated in the Cedar Wall, \ mining district, Mohave County. Arizona. a, e under lease and bond to parties working the same. and that neither the mines nor the owner $ thereof will be responsible for any labor or debt contracted, nor injuries sustained by any employ CT or employee in working said property; and that no employer or employee is he agent of the owners for any purpose. and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk, and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said mining properties or their owners.
 l.. ,. LASSELL,
 J. W CONNORS,
 M SAWYER,
 SMITH & SAWYER. King man. Arizona. Feb. 2l, 1914
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23

existing law and regulations. These lands contain no power possibilities and are not subject to preference right of selection by the State under the act of August IS, 1894, (2S Stat, 394)."
 The location of the lands described above can easily be ascertained by con- sulting any map of Arizona.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23

A Marion, Kansas. man has invented process by which gas may be manu- factured at cost of } cents per thou. sand feet. He has sold his invention to eastern manufacturers. The gas is made from decomposition of water.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23
Feel Dull and Sluggish? Start Your Liver
 to Working.

It beats all how quickly Foley Ca thartic Tablets liven mp your liver. overcome constipation. and make you feel lively and active aga'n. They are so pleasant to take, and they never gripe or make you feel at all sick. They are thoroughly cleansing. J. L. Mcknight, Ft. Worth. Texas. says:- My disagreeabe symptoms were en- tirely removed by the thorough cleans ing Foley Cathartc Tablets gave me-" They're a wonder, and cost only 25c. H. H. Watkins, Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-23

American citizens have already filed with the state department c'ainS against Mexico amounting to three hundred million dollars
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
etcnbsn.2enfmal.
gSnrOe in Utica, y. o., fcierlidl
eHtbhllt.

lltita, q. D., 3. g(ua. - Sicr
ipuroe oos 9cnfmol oeS Baron
Steuben oes erer5icrmeiIiers Der
amerifnniiden 3ruppen i'm ge.
freilmgsIrie9e feierli6 cntbiat. Die
rtdhtige gron5eitatue itebt am Gin.
gange einer beionoers fir 0os 3enf.
NAL geihaiicuen Borfpromcuaoe umO
mndt einen impoianten @in0rud.
Die &eoner narcn 8roi Suao
Yeiinlterberg BON Der Saroaro.llni.
oeriitGt uno Der seorareBmonn
CHARLES q. GnIcott. Ger eritere
iprad ouf oeutid), Ser lebterc in
engIii6er Sprn6e. Die 3eier miro
cine gun5e Bohe oauern, unb miro
unter ben 9Iuipi5ien bes Deiitih-
4merifaniiden @erbonoes begongen.
Der oeltite 9otifnfter ino Bra.
iioent 8iIion Die onfGnglitl i5re
@egentpart BEL Der @iitbaaung 5it.
geingt botten, tbeilten nit, 6ob iie
in glnbetroht Der europGii6en Ga.
ge ni9t fonmen fonnteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
@elhrieg.

Der 8eItfritg III tRt6rauni. Die
iSeinOielisfeitcu 5luiidlen 9sntihlauo
eiuerieitS unO 5ranfreidl, EnRlGnO
nuO @nalnnO anOererieits iiuO in
uOllem Sange.
6nglanO, auf bas man SOffnnng
iette, Oah eS iidl an ocm 8eltfrie'
nc nidDt bctleiliacn luiiroe, bot ge'
tern 9eutitlaub fOrmrll ben arieg
crfl1rt nuO niin bat oaS oentidle
@olf SlUei mGdJtige Geihe IN eanO
Hn0 bic mGftisite Semadjt Der 8slt
IN befGmpfen.
Srob 6icier aeipnltissn llrbsr'
madDt Der 5einoe 1T Ons Sentidlc
golf einmiitbig in Der 3nberiidlt
mf Sieg. So 1T bereit, bis mif
oen lebten NaHn 3u fGmpfen.
ggir 9eutidamerifnner gelObeu
nniercm alten @aterIanOe in Der
Stnnbc h5diter BcFabr nnftre srOh.
te mUraliidle llntsritiibnHg nnb buf.
fen nHO flebcn, OnR bic gOris6nHs
ieiner aercdtsn Saae ben Sies &c.
ben mOge!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
aOrreipunSens aus Berlin, Neb.

gor ungefGbr o1t Gngen iob es
bier in Berlin uno ungegenO tpegen
Der anbaItenhen Diirre niht gut
aus; o5ers am 8onneritag letter
8obe trot Ser erIebnte Hegen elm,
uro Die 8arner iino iest ale guten
Ntlitbes. 8ei5en itrlo Safer baben
bier einen 5ien1lih euten grtrog
gebroht, uno ouh Der g}ni8 Der.
ipriht eine quite @rnte. San1Itag
ben 1. gtuguit mar bier BET unierm
pertben 8reuno SSris 6reltOenberg
elm idones 6eit benn er feierte iei-
nen SO. @eburtstog uno 3u glei9eb
Belt beging er nit ieiner Iieben
sSrau Die 80. 8ie6ertebr ibres &o9-
3ettstoges. glle 5reunoe Oes belieb.
ten gbepaares iporen BON Gern lno
9tab berbetgefommeil uno bro6tett
benz Su6eIpaare ibre @Iiiftpiinibe
oor. g(n gutter 8epirtblng febIte
es ni1t, uno man perIebte In Oem
gaItIiden Seim oe5 Iuitigen Sono-
beroners mebrere prahtige Shtnoen.
%. 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
Oma6a 2anSluebruerein.

Ser Sma1a 2anoipebrnerein bot
in ieiner itnrf beiudten 8eriaHnt-
lung geitern 9(6eno GteGung genom.
men eegen 0os @erbolten Der engli.
iden Eaeespreiie in benz &riege Der
Wtdbte gegen 9eutiHlanb. @s miro
Oorin geforOert, OaB Die Breiie lid
9eutl6ldn6 gegeniiber geredt Der.
bGlt. Die 3elegateu 3liut Central.
Oarbono prrSen illitriltrt, Oabin oll
ipirfen, oaB oiesbeBiiaIif)e Sdritte
in Der Sefentlidfeit getbnu tDeroen.
Die 9ameraben iparsn boiler ge.
geiIterung uu0 be0ouerteu rur, oaB
ibr Sitter inO an6ere ltInitanoe es
ridlt mebr 5uIdlien, buB uitA iie I'm.
fer bic oeutiden Snbnett ellen, Inn
Oos aIte @oterlnno ~ retten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05

&n ben Brdlioettten 0e8 9. q.
9. g. gte6rasfn, Serrn Bal.
s. 8eter, Omaha gtebr.
Sebr geebrter Serr 9r6li0entl !
glm 3. 9luguIt 1914 belt Der 9. 9[.
8. g. bon @raro SSIono uno I'm.
geqeno bier eille auBeror0entli9e
8erfdmmlung ab, in tpel9er folgen-
Der 8ei6lub gefoBt tpuroe:
gtlS 0eltti6- 6-glmerifoner unter Dem
S6use beS mdAtigen freien 2anoes
Der Ser. Staaten bon glmerifd Ite-
bend, fiibIen mir 11ns berptli1tet,
unleren 0ellti9en 8riioern, Die in
0em oIten @aterIonoe einem 9fieien-
frieee gegeniiber Iteberg Der 2au-
Ienoe uno 9lbertauienbe bon Opfern
foroern miro, uniere Siilfe on5ubie-
ten.
9enn Scr lit elm i6ledter 9iirger
oieies itolje1 Stantenbun0es, Der
ni9t mebr in 0nnfbnrfeit mttfiiblt
fin oas 2anb, in Dem ieire GItern
lebteu, ilnO ieine 8ieee geitanoen.
llno atniere 8fIiht oIs @enidl lmo
giiraer mabnt un8 ben llnsIiidliden
dur 9ilte au ellen, Die ibr 2eben
einiese1 fir Die Gbre ibres 9nter-
Ianoes.
Sn Dem eeipaltieen gfingen bon
mG6tigen gsotionen Inn Gbre, Grei-
belt unO sabeu oos iia isst onf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
gSrauu, gseiubrand,l

8urf ieinen eSitorielIen glrtifeI
i'm beutigen 8orl0.Seralo iiber bic
4riegsIage in @uropo iin0 oas big.
berige &erbolten 9eutI6lnno's bat
Der geniale G6ef 9ieoofteitr Sor-
ben 3epbrnnd ben Ber5lihIten 9anf
ieoes amerifoniiten 8iirgers Der.
Oiert. gs lit Dies Ser bette artiteI,
Der bisber in Der englii6en Breiie
eriaienen lit, uno miro er lmge.
mein bieL 8ur auffIGrung BON MiB.
oerItGnbniiien uno Sinmegrdlmung
BON gorurtbeiIen beitrogen. SSeoer
oelrtidauerifaniide 8iirger ioQte
&oQege @eipbrand ieinen 9anf aus.
oriiden. gBir tpieoerbolen: gro0o
Reiubrnnd]l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
@ranO SslauO 9eutl5e letten 9aIfsmert etn!

eiiropdiidem gooen nbipie[t, miro
cine nod ME ongeiueiene 4nsobL bon
&O6ten uuo 8ertpunOeten Die Uhlt.
fer @roe 6e6eden.
9ie @eieaidoft 6es 9totben @relt.
5es bat es itb 5ur gIrfgnbe gc.
nto6t, auf BEN @9Ia6tfeIoern 0ie
geotb unb oas GIen6 Der 8erplnOc.
ten nnd Moglidfeit az linSern. gin
Selo iuirb ii9 fir tbre Sbdtigfeit
eroffnen oos III feiner gtieisnausbeba
nuug ouf iibermenihlide SFrdfte
@nSpru1 erbeben miro.
Sm Sinblif ouf oieie i1tperinie-
genOen ltuiitGn6e lei es BON itns
in bieier Merchandising beihIoIIen,
bic @eieni6oft oes Sfotben &reiiseg
in ibrem e6len 8erfe at ui1ter.
itiiten, lr6 odritm nntarbraiten mir
bieIeS G1reiben Dem Sto1tsberbnn.
De bon geebrasfo NIT Der 8ttte, bng.
ielbe Dem 9entihoueritoniiAen yto.
tionoIbuu 5u iibermitteln, Onprit ste
notbigen AnoromingeH getroFfen
tperoen fonnen.
SIN gaaHen 6es Setgberhanbes
BON granO Sslali6 un0 ltugeaeno.
ben 3. 9hisuit, 1914.
GJniI @egner, TrditSHnt
MilbeIfn GafIlidltind Gefr
ArGfbert 4eter bat Nia ac,c 70.
fort oeur gtntoesprdiiS Scra.
tller 10 4hllooeIpbia liilterbrpites,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
seine gladridlten boa 0entldllanb
8ebet
8ebet.
(waeLoOie: nS0r' ms aImGdtiser"y

6rieSen Der T1enIdbGit ertDerben,
@piger, tpenn ou bilt-
@enn niht oein @eien lit
DaiBgitnit, 3eritorung uno 2iige.--
Dir gilt ni1t Der 8errotb
gfebr oIs Der Sreue G6ot,
SiIf on ben 9eilteit gum Siege.
goter, Der ones neiB
8eiBt, oaB Der 6rieben beiB
Bar oIler Seuti1en geItreben.
bats nitt geipoat
Ger Sudt n1b Wlodt iirlo @clo
9pfer's 2egioneit bon 2eben.
Serr, oeine ft0ne @eIt
8ar0, nls oos 2ift gefdIIt
&otte Die gtadt I'M 9fingeit.
2ab oeittide 2outerfeit,
S6Ii6t, fronun uno bilfbereit
@noIt6 Die @olfer Our6oriitseu
StGrf ung NIT 6einer &raft.
Se6er oann @roBeS f9afft.
2irbre bies grGBIi6e Sterbeti
Sdon' ouh Der 5einbe 8lut.
StIf', oaB mir raid uto gut
6rieOen Der 0tenidbeit ertperbeH
Safer, jon 5rieOe iein,
Sann's MIR oitr6 9fedt 1IIein
g}te 6ur6 8errdtb iuo @errdtber.
Serr, mir geboren Dir,
Dir, Dir bertrauen mir,
@tpiger Soft ltni'rer 8dter.
Sernlann 8ranoou, Chicago.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
a9tuug!

Ia idmmtIiGr Iepciden BON
lno nndl europa elmer itrit.
ten 3eniir imterliegen, mo
Die meiiten StriegSoepciden
iiber 5ranfreib unO @ngIon0
nod gllnerifa geIougcn, limo
Die WleIoungen, GcutihIanO
babe obne porbcriae Siriegscr.
tldrung Iruppcn nod ,5ranf.
reid mu0 gfitBIouo qeidJidt,
nit aroBter goriidlt alti3rneb.
men.
glus ben oiretten, ii6er 6as
0eutldle SeubcI aus Berlin fon.
meHoen 8epeidet lit 5u eric.
ben odB nidt DeutidIano,
ionoern SSronfrcid1 un6 EuB.
lamb 6iir9 Syubeiion DeltIh.
Lamb ben arie0 eroiineten imO
Deiitihlano erit oaun bic 0i.
fGniioe ereriffen Bat.
0o oos beritite aobel nadl
europa beute 0urtifluitten
Duroe, miro man Jest erIt
redt Sdpierigfeiten bdben in
Der erIangltne tpobr6eitsge.
treuer 3epei4en.
Die 9ieoaftiou.
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an6is gInt!
Cine AnffurSernng oes 9rGfbenten
@ilIun an Oas @Olf,

8dibington 5. aug. - grdii.
bent ggiIiou bnt an has Golf Der
Ser. Staoten eiien glppea geridtet
uno es aufgefor6ert, ipdbreno oes
Sfrieges in europa Ole 9fiibe 5lt be.
mabren.. r8ir iduloen es Der
Meni9beit" iagta Der BraiiOent
m6rtlid, gOaB mir Dem iibrisen
3beil Der @elt pdbreno Der ge-
gentp1rti9en ariiis bilfreib 8ur Gel.
te iteben."
ggoibington, 5. 9lug. - grdii.
bent 8illou bat ben friegfiibrenOen
Garteien bic gern1ittIung Der Ser.
Stodten 3ltr Seritellung 6es Srie.
oens onge6oten
8aibington, 5. gtug. 5n Ell.
nem untfaiienSen 9ofument bdben
Ole Ser. Staaten cine NeittraIitlts.
erfldrlrng erlaiien.
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gadlridlten ans genninntpn.

Ster 1T SEER @bos. Sod nod
LANCER, idperer 4rdnfbeit int 9Iter
BON SO Sobren, 9 Monutet ui1o
25 Gagpn geitorben. Die 8eeroi.
gung fan0 ON 80. SuIi utter aobI.
reiber 8etbeiIiguna itatt. Serr Sa.
fob Soud Don omaha btelt cine
ein6rufsuole 2etdenreoe.
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giau srfldrt Fdl nnab6dnsis.
8irFt td 5nm Serrider BON ROrS.
merifD nnf.

@l gaio, Ger, 5. 9lug. - @e.
neral 6rancisco giId bat ii6 ols
lmobbdnsig bon Gorran5a erfl1rt
uro bat in Gbibnabua cine eigene
Reaierling eingeiest. General Sill.
pi 9ngeles, friiber inter Garran5a
&riegsminiiter, lit NIT Der gilOung
oes aabiEetS betrout. Dit Der
9luftbeIung oes 2an0es ioa iofort
begonnen peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
So6itfamilie po6l in 9entidlIanb.

SER 9. 5. Sobit erbielt beuta
bon ieinen @ater, Der NIT @atttn
uno Godter, 6rol 5treblom in
@elttIdjlano ipeilt, oas foIgettoe &a.
beIgromm aus 6ranffitrt am Mdin:
y8eiuno, iider, fetne @efobr. Soffe
bel better @eIeoenbeit 5lriif8uteb-
rem" Serr uno Srot Bal, S.
SSyobit iino bier tpoblbetonnt uno
peroen iib lire Sreiinoe freueu,
at beruebmen, onB ole pobl iinb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-05
@naetin.

9nriS, 5. slng. - 8On g1unt.
bsliarO 1T bic gladridDt einsetruf.
fen, Ook bic 3entidjen bic glen-
tralitGt Der SdJmeiS perlctt ba-
ben unO Onrf idIUei5erii6es &c.
biet mad SSraufreidj purseSrnn-
gen iiHO. glndD iUaen bic Dent.
Ihen bpaGnoiides @r6iet 6etre.
ten anD nuH burt Onrdl @elgien
aaf fransOiiidIes Gebiet scSrnn-
gen itin.