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Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
Cruiser To Guard Interests Of U. s.
 M Isle Republic
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

WASHINGTON. June 24-The ar mored cruiser Washington steamed from Vera Cruz for Port Au Prince to guard American interests and ob
 serve the battling between govern ment and revolutiOnist forces in the Haytien republic. Secretary Daniels said that the action of the navy de- partment is not connected in any way with the reported demands of France and Germany upon the little republic.
 Daniels said the cruiser had no or
 ders to interfere with Haytien armies or custom houses There are now four American warships, including the battleship south Carolina around the coast of the Dominican republic, where conditions are still turbulent. The presidents of both island repub- lies are in the field engaged in des- perate struggles to crush revolutions
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

own have not been changed by the riots of last night said Mir Mover T almost lost my life in Butte The plans were we'll laid. but faulty in execution.
 The peace committee of the insur- gents of the miners issued a state ment tonight eXonerating the sheriff and his deputies from firing shots in last nights battle in front of the union hall Newspaper men on the scene agreed with the peace commit tee that the first shot came from the hall and that no deputy sheriffs were in the hnildinC
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
STERILIZATION
 LAW DECLARED
 NULL AND VOID
The United States District Court. Southern District of Iowa. Holds Nasectomy is Unconstitutional Meas urc
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCHl

KEOKUK. Iowa, June 24.-The Iowa VasectCmy, or sterilization law passed by the last general assembly. was declared unconstitutional, null and void in a decision filed by Judge smith McPherson. of Red Oak, la, United States District Judge of the southern district of Iowa. here today. The decision, which was written by Judge McPherson, and affects similar laNvs in other states, grants the writ of temporary injunction ap- piled for by Rudolph Davis, an in mate of the state pentientiary, en- joining the members of the board of parole, the warden and the peniten- i tla.y physician from causing the op- eration of vasectomy to be performed upon the complainant.
 Judge Walter l. smith, United States circuit judge for this, the eighth district, and Judge John C. Pollock, United States district judge for the district of Kansas. concurred with Judge McPherson.
 The defendants in the case were 1 William H. Berry, John r. Howe and David C. Mott, constituting the Iowa state board of parole; James C. San ders, warden of the penitentiary and Austin F. Philpott, penitentiary phy- sician
 The case" says the decision, lis 1 enc of diversity of citizenship, with federal questions presented by bin ir equity with an application for a i temporary injunction to restrain de fendants as state officers from en- forcing chapter 1S7 of the cast of the thirty fifth general assembly G91S), authorizing a surgical operation call 1 ed vasectomy on idiots, feeble mind 1 ed drunkards. drug -fiends. epileptics, syphillitics, moral and sexual per verts, and mandatory as to criminals who twice have been convicted of a felony.
 As of course all persons concede that it would be better for society il some men did not beget children: diseased, deformed, mentally weak | children and criminally inclined are brought into the world, oftentimes to their own shame and against the | interest of the public. But are they not in the minimum? And must tn, marriage relation be formed under these newly conceived laws based upon the brutalities of many cen
 tiries since and be allowed to take the place of the marriage relation formed along the true lines? Mus
 the marriage relation be based ant enforced by statute according to tn,
 teachings of the farmer in selecting
 his male animals to be mated witt certain female animals?
 It is somewhat difficult to de. fine with precision what is cruel anc unusual punishment in the constitu. tional sense.
 We hold the statute to be void and unite in holding that d tempor- ls (Continued on Page Two.)
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
FARMERS ASk
 FOR BETTERHA
 RATES IN STATE
Application Made to Cor poration Commission in the Form of Complaint Against Alleged Unrca- s0nable Rates

In behalf of the hay shippers of the valley, those who have heretofore tiled to obtain an even break into the markets for that and other farm produce, located within reasonable distance from Phoenix and within the state of Arizona, Harry NJ. Fennimore as counsel for the Farmers Educa- tional and Cooperative Mercantile Union of Arizona. which is the inco1- porated portion of what is generally known as the Maricopa county farm CTS union, filed an application with the corporation commission yester- day for reduction of the rates on such produce
 The application has chiefly to do with hay rates on account of the fact that there are certain sections of the state which would be excellent mar kets for the hay of the Salt River Valley if it were possible to ship the same to those possible markets at q reasonable rate. For instance the rate on hay from Phoenix to Fl Paso is $500 per ton per carload. which is universally regarded as a most req sonable rate, yet against that the rate from say Gilbert to Flagstaff, less distance than to Fl Paso. because of the combination of the local rates is greater by several dollars than the rate to Fl Paso.
 Yet here is another situation In Fl Paso, the Salt River valley pro- duet has to compete against the New Mexico hay. the growing sections for which are not more than fifty miles from Fl Paso, so that it is almost i'm possible to do much with that section Then hay can be shipped from cer- tain California points to Flagstaff for ! as much or less than the shipment from Phoenix, which it is claimed mitigates against the Arizona pro- duct
 | All this is complained of in the ap- plication by the union to the corpora | tion body The limit of the area to which direct reference is made is the l length of the Santa Fe line in Ari zona from east to west, and a stretch ! of territory bounded by line drawn | irregularly from Ashfork to Phoenix
 with another drawn from Congress | Junction to Parker on the Santa Fe
 cut off
 There have never been any rates put into effect for this territory and
 it is claimed on behalf of the com 1 plainants that if such rates were in-
 stituted, the purchase of hay and such
 other produce as might be in the same or similar class would he so stimu lated as to not only he an additional source of income to the farmers but to the railroads as well. The date of the hearing will be set later
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
Says Are More Wye Sl0ves
 Than Theye Aye White Sl0UeS

There should -eally be only three departments: The infants, the in termediates and the adults
 F. H. Mohr, speaking at the con- ference for adults declared that all evil is the direct result of violation of the sex laws.
 The root cause of impurity,' he said. 'is found in marital transgres- sion. Immortality in marriage makes fo' race deterioration.
 People talk of white slaves, but there are far more wife slaves in this world"
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHl
 CHICAGO, June 24.-Two tellerS of the defunct La Sale Street Trust and Savings Bank, Michael II. Liston and James F. Ahern, were taken before the grand jury investigating the affairs of the bank today just before adjourn ment. Most of the day the jurymen had spent going over the report of Daniel V. Harkin, state bank examiner who took charge of the bank after closing it's doors. Special agents, working under the direction of James H. Wilkerson, United States distrct attorney, began a federal investigation of the books and records in the banks valuts. MT Wilkinson held long con
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
Tellexs Of La Sale Bank
 Takem Betore Gyand Jury

ference with the receiver of the bank who is in control of the records and received his permission to send men into the vaults.
 The United States marshal was in- structed to summon a federal grand jury to report tomorrow.
 William R. Forsberg, partner of Jos- eph Ashurst in the defunct Midway Commercial and Savings Bank and the Brookline Commercial and Savings Bank, waived examination when ar raigned before the United States Com missioner on charge of using the mails to defraud. A warrant was issued for Ashurst, but he has not yet been ap- prehended.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
WAL TER JOHNSON SIGNS
 WITH MARRIAGE LEAGUE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Walter Johnson, the famous pitcher of the Washington American League base
 ball team, and Miss Hazel Lee Ro-
 berts, daughter of Representative F. F. Roberts, of Nevada, were married
 here tonight at the home of the brides parents. only members of the Roberts family witnessed the ceremony. which was performed by Rev. Dr. Prettiman, chaplain of the senate. Pitcher Johnson and his bride will not have their honeymoon until the end of the baseball season.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

CHICAGO, June 24-Criticism that into too many departments was made by john L. Alexander, of Chicago, at the fourteenth annual Sunday school convention here todaSs
 The next thing" he said, will be for some one suggest a depart e ment for study of the Bible. There are now departments of missions, temperance, purity and nearly every thing else.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, June 24-For Ari- zona: Fair
Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

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Arizona republican., 1914-06-25

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
Ar6eitrr.llninIl. GutiddSisaHss.
larfeh-

Be5iiaIih 0es ont fonumen0ell
DSenltos CUR a%bitimmung eelangen.
be arbeiter. nnfaus gutihdoigmgsge.
ieb Morfmeu's Compensation ac)
molten mir nod odrouf %biupetieu,
60s bic BARN n~lfgeiteaten eutida.
oIgun9si1se por ben @eeneru oes
@eIetes an meiiteu nngegrifen tUer'
ben. 9ieieIben betrageH fir Den
GdIl bolItdnbiger grperbsunfabig-
felt 0es 81 ltnfdl @%efommenen 80
Grosent. oeg 9o6nes, je0od minbe.
ftprg SIS uno bo6Iteis $40 pohert.
Tiff fir bic erften 800 @ohen nod
Gem linf1II nn6 oIsoaun fir ben
Meit Der 9ebensseit 40 8ro8ent 6es
aobnes, ieocdl minheltens S4 unc
b0diteng So bro Mode. SIN Sale
hes 9o6es erhaIten Die SinterbIIebe.
men $50 @o9en lang Rerten, bic
h0hitens $40 uno minoeftens SIS
betroocn IolIen. Sn allen 8erIeB.
t1igsfdnen bat Der Arbertgeber mr.
Sic 6rstiide &lie nnb @leot8in al
icrcqn. is6on MIR i'm S5ditbetragt
bon 5000. Gie 6eener Des geiebes
fibret mn en-, OaB bic aHoerer
Guti61oigrnqsidse 5u gering ieien.
ID fir ben BerIut elmer San6 I'M
gonsen MIR $1,000, zines armes
$1290, cines 8uiies 5000 uno ei.
ties Aieas $3.50 gesabIt piir6en.
Gle Snbc firo etipas eering, ons
mug 5ngegeben fperben bod muF
iii getraht ge8caen tDeroen bal
nod fein @eies ooltommen geborer
lit. aud bic Sdse in Eaiti6lanf
tc1ren al Mufdng Heinsr ais Jest
sit erit Bet critic 5hritt eetban
wtrO Der Mnsgleih bnIo bon ieIbT
fonlr,ea itnb idon init 6iidiiht bier,
diff I0flte f0iefes @eiee angelommar
tperoen.
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sanSiSut gladbnru.

Sbomns Wofpfiel6 gIufburn, re.
pubIitdniiher annbi6at fir RongreB
uno Der aanoi6at Der gliten @ir.
GET obne aiidiiht dif 9nrteien, III
i'm ear5eu Stnote 10 iuobIbefnrt
6aB es fam n5tbig III, ibn Nd
defenders beroor5ubeben. Bon Ge.
BURT Elm 8ennIplbmier. 1T er fell
Dem Sabre 1862 fat umunterbroder
i'm Staate Rebrasfa onidiIig ge.
.meien. SER glodbitrn beaam lei.
lie seItdftIife 9duFbnbn oIs Drllf.
f~erlebrling ON alien BropnoiIIt
SoiritoI un6 flonm alm1bIih Biz
gum Reoafteur empor. 9uIest por
CT in ben Sobreff ts9t-92 Jour.
naIiitiia oIs 2eitartifler bel oer
Ganbd See tb1tig. or mar Elm
erfoIgreider 2anoihllIlebrer unt
le6rte In ben Gtoe, 9em1b1 uni
@ihar6ion Counties. Spdter tuur.
De sr gorItan6 Der Grsiebungsob,
tbeilune oes Sn6idner.Amt in Bd.
ibingtou, aIs tpeIder Ct tpertbbout
.Gienite Ieiftete. CT tpuroe 1897
sur aeAtsantDoLtifoft In Cnnbc
ylseIafen unS eroftisiert bier Iet
1892. Serr 9Iadburu lit eth an
.berit Itbernler un6 feingebiIoetel
lMlann, Der HherIin I'm Sale ieinel
grpdbIrng uuierem Stnnte grobl
9ierite Ieiiten miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28

Wit letter SouO eriff @ounerneur
Rorebeo6 sa unh ibm 1T Is in eriter
.efnie al ecroanfen. 6oB bic ionita'
rem 8erb6ltniiIe in unisrem etonte
fh 70 iebr orbriisri babeH. auf BEN
acknowledgements etnes aanoes
berubt ie6oh IN eriter Clinic ote 3u'
fuuft zines 2onoes unb iolte fem
@abler bereeiIen mas infer Stoot
in oieler Siniidt Serrn Worebeao
All ber6anten bat. @eboIien bat ibm
bierbei bic ihm iheinbor oneeborene
6dbigteit, fir ale RoIten oie rid
tiaen M1nner ulis5updbIen un6 10
Die ri6tige @usfibrune ieines BRO.
eramms 81 iinern, cine 5abigteit
Die Bel Der Babl ihfuer ms @e'
Uiht faaen ioltel
Serrn 1orebe16's amtsleitune
aIs @oubrrnarr bot iia ais ourh'
ans eeIbdftsmabig beiDGbrt. oie bon
ibm u~ufaeItelte 9ebiie: @irtiamtett,
G~p1ridnufeit, Xrelie ltto Wttttb III
bon ibm itrenge befoIet. MinioneH
Dollars bat ct Dem Stnote IN ben
2 Sabren ieiner glmtsfiibruue &C.
ipnrt, ale Staatseinridtineen IN
guten Stanb eeistt, onrilm, Ntitbiir.
aer, tretet Elm fir cine 8ieoerrohI
Serru Rorebea6's, oomit oieiss Sp.
Item nod mebr ausgebart Dsr6e,
gum Geeen unieres Gtoatesl
@ouoerueur Moreben6 bot iifj
aud ben frembeeborenen @iireerH
geseniiber ais ipabrrr 5reunb ee.
Seigt unb ltes an rirIigss OBJ fir
tire Biinits eebobt ga gereebrno
Der 6Hentlihen 4euter bat er fl
scbbbrcn6 b~erii6fiftist. CT ner6ieni
aud ais oieiem @rtn6e uniere I'm.
terItiitung. 8eutide, itimmt fiji
6ouserneur Iaorebeao's @ieber.
Dabll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28
8reb gedmann ale eanb.a ommiTar

"a na6ite 8ohe 6ie BabI it,
10 m0hten Dir nod gang beionbers
barouf Grimerff1m MAIDEN, bag Die
3eutihen obne llnteridie6 Der Bar.
tel onrnitf ieben, OaB ibr 2nnbs.
mann Jre6 gefmonn als .gcm.
miiiioner Of Bubble 9Qnos anb
8~uiloings4 pieber ertp1bIt fper6e,
pelfes gons geDib i'm SntereIie Der
Steuer5abIer ietH pirb. 3aburh,
naB Serr gednnnn oos benz State
geb6rige ShuIInit6, bos al oerfau.
fen ober gu 8trpohten lit peTon.
lid befidtigte uno oeu prets erb6bte
mo er fnno, 6nB bas b~etrefenSe
2ono Su nieorig abeei6dst mar,
er3ieIte er cine Mebrefnndbme non
etlDns iber S26, 900 BON 2ano, 6os
Derfonft tuiirbc, uno ba &err Bed.
mann bos StuIonb In iieben goun.
ties, ipelfes perpattet it, Don neu.
EN- einIh6ten HeB, nIs er fnnb,
boB es sn nieDrtg mar, nit Dem
ReiuItat. 6nB Der greis BON $780,.
$50 duf S663, 769 erbobt tUurSe.
cine grb0bung bon 1862 900. 9o
oieienigen, bic 6ns 9nn0 poftm,
Is B%ro3e1t BON Dem dbGeiddsteu
Bertb besubEen miiiien, 70 erbieIi
Der Gta1t cine idbrIide Mebretu.
nnbn1e non SCI ,755.
Dag bieies bic Steuern untur'
gen1B oerrinaeru tpir6, 6lrfte SrobI
ISeoem flnr ietn. &errn @edmans
@eaenfnnbi6ot lit Der 2encfrai
@iion1 gaitbdrn aus 9rcten gDtp.
Der ihon gum 4. Dale IGuI bnf'
fentIid obne GrfoIg, 6o er fur 1rnu'
enTtimmreht ur6 Nrobi5iticn EN-
|tritt. 9ie 9eutiHen ionten fih bieI
Dor ange1 baIten un0 ON 8. So,
bember fir Greb gednidrin ali
IQGto-aonrnundr itimmeft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-28

Ter @obltna nabt ub bamii
per0oppeln Nh 6n AnitreHgmgen
6erieuiqen, pelhe airs ieIbiiidtigen
griinOen Die WieaerDabl oes iesi'
een @~ogoerneurs Sobn s.. Wlore-
bead berbinoern molten. @ir rih'
ten Oesbnlb einen Iesten Appell an
unIere 9eIer, iih ourh iolhe DO
denihaftm nidt DerpirreH 81 lai'
fer, icnbern iih itets Der Ebatlate
Al erinnern bdb @ol1erneur gtcre'
tpab lton 6urn bic BON ibm in iei.
ner amtIimen gigeuihaft burfge.
kibrtm sleicrmen in Der Staatsoer.
spnItiia sfpeifeIlos az einem 5pei'
ten Eermiu bere6tgt lit.
us Dor foft 2 Sa6reu @cnOer.
Z netr pfcrebedo Die 2eitlmg Der
Stnotsgeid1fte init fefter Sano er.
ariff. oeriiherte er. DAB Oieie beiier
un0 Al geringrren Soften ais bisber
berunltet tper0en ioIlteu. Or bat
fem Sort treuIi6 eebaIten, trosoem
ole 9epoHerung nnieres Stautes on
bielen Nainften be0eutenb suseuom'
men bat. Als RorebeaO Sic 8e-
gieriing iiberuabm paren bic Der.
h6ItntHe fit rielen Stuotseiurihtun.
gen oireff oerrottet, idIedter, aIE
bic Steuer5abler iberbaipt mir abu'
ten. Sn Der aearusD Sn6uitrie.
ihnle uno I'M StnotssefdngniB mub,
ten geb6ube, bic crit fiirslih uolen'
bet pnreM, ooIlit1nbig umgebolit per
bet, bic a~b5uesfornI sSpItsme mub.
ten neii muf1ebdlt tperoeu un0 in
nnberga @egcHoen mBten gdnsIif
nene BuTeraFubr. s1Itene einae.
fibrt peroeiL firSurL ss CAB Hber.
huupt feline abtheiIung Der Stnats.
firiorge, III neIfer oues tip'tot
mar.
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IGb. 6. Sopsa fur staatsI,Hator,
Inn Sic @ie0erpabl ols etoats.
ienntcr bepirbt iih Scrr CD G.,
Sopea ober Is aibt aiiber ibm nod
einen Sopfu In uniertr Siaot ber
nh inn oas almt bcs Gotpcrnelrs
Ibefpirbi. Eieer Iettere nimmt MN
fit flo IN anipruh. Aab or ben
Aanbf am Die Subeiitnabme Der
Omaha @aiieriperie geftbrt babe
Dem 1T aber nidt 70, oenu be
&ntpiiahr bat Serr G0. 6. Cornell
Der aanbibat fit Staatsienator. as'
lmadl. 1ieIeI bat in ber eegisIntiir
ben Charter BON 1897 scrgfIegt
Der ouein bic Grtcipuns Der Maler.
tDrrfe mSdlit mafte. Tod Ioien
mir ibn iiber bic 3Aafsteit oes
,anberrn" &Cipel itIber iprsheu'
Sd, GS. 6. Sotpen, tpor SeHats.
mitalie0 uno leate Der asgislatir
eas @eies DOT. oas ben 6tnbt.Grti.
brief Don 1897 itui. Sn jener Bet
mar a.. 2. Sotpea Stoht 5neerieilr
lmA CAPTAIN @ronth Mouor. NAB.
renO Der bon mir eineebradie Char.
ter air. @eratbung itano. beriuhtr
bie @rratt tdotberpaltung, i'm
IStabiratbe cine @eroreuuug olrh.
sahriden, ole ibr Sas Gedt CAB, ben
Bertraa nit ben @~aiierrperfpn ani
Deitere 25 Sabre on 3ubebnen. Die.
lies iuhte i'd 81 berbiHoern uub eS
aab elm @ettremlen Sipiiher 9egis.
Iatlr mo Staotratb auf meiu
unb mebrerer anoerer Senntoren
getreiben bcraumte olsbanH bnS
Saus cine Rattiisiug Elm uno
nabm 0orin ben Charter an. GO
mar bic Gta6t 6nDon ~abgehaIten,
ben @aNsrperfs 8ertrne sl berIdn'
germ. SIN Sabre 1903 oann tulrbt
n. q. &otpea Gtootsienntor unt
beiHabe feline erite 9bat mar, onb er
einer @eiesentpuri einbrndte, no.
nab Die abitdsune Der @nierper-
Il ritt Don hieTieen, fonbern bon
oilsndrtigen SnsenieiireH gemnai
nurbe. 8ier6urd tOuroe erreldt
bah Bic 8aHer.Anlnge nnitdtt 81
s2,5o0,o0o auf So, 2e5, 900 eeihasi
pur6e."
eotD1rb G. Sctuen.
Dbige @erte bes adnbibotrn fiji
eas Qmt zines Stontsinntora'
pre6en fir fi6 ieIbft: Is iinb man,
6aFts Eerte un6 8butinden berst
lhS ieber 9euiIfe bel Der 8nbI CT,
tuHsrn iolte.
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Claiborne fir srisSensridter.

Gin 41nbibnt lit am fommenoen
9ienitas i'm Geloe, fir ben at film.
men GbrendItft zines ie0en 1elrt-
fben 1T. Gs Il btes 8. s. EIai.
bcrts. Der f6 I'm ods amt eires
5rieeansriaters tDieoerbetpirbt urS
fih in ieiner Qn1ts3eit ID Diele
5reuuoe ertDorben Bat, oob eigent.
lid Ons aelultat Der 8obI niGt
sfDefisbait fem fam. Serr GIai.
borne 1T MiteIieb 6es Omaha 9Intt.
AeutiMea Bersins nno niftntt an al
len betttiten 8dtre6iutsen eifrigei
artheiI. 46er niht MIR bieroprdJ
aIein bat Ii9 &err Claiborne in
Aftni&en areiien 70 grobe GDtnp1.
bten erfDorbesL Fonbern Dor allen
bur1 ieine ftetige 9iebenstpiroisfeii
un6 Ieine dlfberoroentIife 9efdbi.
slne. 9nruf1, GeutiHe, tretet Elm
fit 8. 8. Claiborne oIs Grie0ens.
IgfHtn.
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Setr 8. 3. Grnf fiji gaaI6s65rOe.

0lf benz uanbbdnaigen 8iirger.
Eidet ldiift fiir 0te @abl alS Matt.
qlieo Der grsiebuuasbebof6p Elm
Moftn, pelder Der 1tnteritiisung al.
Ter ehrEtM0enfer6eb beionoers nber
Aer 6autihcn D1AEcr ii6er iein ioH.
fe: SEER 6. 8. grnit bon Der 10.
&ur6. Eieier tinter ben 9euti9.
Mmerifonern uniereg 5tnntes cine
fihren0e giode cinnebmen0e annot.
bat tam 0Af etne Langidbrige 9bd.
Asfeit fur grsienungapeien itno srdr
as WsifaIieA ocr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ii nsncoln He6,, IND nIs eiter ben
friibargtg 3sspaatrn nnIcrer Ssaats'
u~uiberitE6t suriidbtiden nn0 1T =
0bgeieBcB ron lstHer erSieberiIGe
T~hGtiafest ali@ eiH berD0rragen,
0er aHgentdnAiaer i'm SinanStus,
Emt. eine EaAe, bic hrs b~rinseitf
nptbtbut. @sberen in Drasbenb tom
er lkon nIs an6be NIT ben eEteTF
nnh ameriEu. po his GanRille II
mebraafu D Mobnfls nabns. eisl
erlsfsste ber oufsereAte @nnbe bHrd
@slbuuierfIAt aus 9sititngen lma
kem @qipM Der SennfassEdula Dit
snQLlihe Epru6e Dte efs nie ieiteI
kaafl0. beberridt. 8itr 8eit 1T e.
MjIiltent @abmeiiter uttb GiIi8 ~
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.upIHIooen unS bereits Oft betuteIen,
bah sr auf Ioine 6euiih pennlplba'
niihs gtbitammung Itol5 TT uno bob
CT ben geutIhm nod INNER eetpo'
oen 1T. alio, Iiebe 2%nnbsIente,
bnItct felt suiommen uuo trctet an
luie Gin Monn fir Conrad Sclen.
bed. guf gum Sies am 8. go'
uember NIT Gonrao Soaeubed.
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.@rpkt opItrplNgIelt bet 9tnIia !. @nNsN!
G4ns oss tIeInsn 9iaOt suttSu nnc tluageeenc ipers
ben Aber $1,000 fur Die QriegSnotb'
IeiDfnpen aeitlftet!

ter adermnnH S425; @nitope Brigb
$40; Seru1nn 8. Better $3.50
THEODORE 8imbIcmnHn So: Qeter s.
adcrmaHn $225; @uitap 3imble.
mann 81; Sobn 3. Gdsnrr $5;
.gtna. Niib IS; 9bco. Woier IS;
.aarl &oIhann ST. 8aIammsH
S53s 20.
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fret1r Der Chicago, Burlington uno
Guincn.8 abnen peitIid bonn gtii.
louri unb nnBerSem aud 2ono.
8ommiiiGr oerielben 9inie. Gin
@aann Der nuf cine iolde 2aufbabn
8uriidblideR fam, lolte l%tnbebingi
getpoblt tDeroen uno ftnb mir ieii
uber5eugt onB Die 9elttihen i'm bel
Der @abI nidt Derseiien weroen.
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6. 9. gidstt aIs ssDiitrar.

I'm bag amt bee Negijter 81
GeeOg 6etDir5t fih Serr q. 8. 9if.
felt oaf bcfn bemofr0tiiden Gidet.
9os amt einas Mesilter Of DEEDS
fdneibct tief tn's birgerIihe 2eber
Gin uno bangt fir bieIe GuuiIter
iebr DieL BON Der gennuen Siihrma
0ieies @ut nb. 8err Btdett III
oneamein oEs ebenio getpiIienbnfeg
ais Iie6eugDiirbiger Ms1rn befanrt'
GsenfAaften, Die Die rihtise Gilb-
riiiig oieies aultes in SiitereIie 0eA
Bottles oeludbrIeiitgH.
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Charles %. EssI fiir etaa4sIsfrstau

Gin Rofioiodt, Der 0ns AufbiiibEft
unieres Undergraduates 70 rwbt aus
Der MGbe betruHtcu fcrrte, I'll Gerr
Charles gooI, Der lia inn ons Emit
|oeg Gtnotgiefretars beruirbt. GER
9coI bnt iih 35 Sabre Iong ais
gfe0uftelr uno 8eitungs6erdnssebsr
m unlerem State bewdbrt,' mar
1909 MlitglieO Der 2egislatlir unb
sugLeih Spreder bes 6auies. 5nl
Sabre 1910 idon Bate Charles %.
BccL fih inn ben Wcften bes @tAafAs
fefradrs betDorben, NIB setat bic
Ebntinhe 6nb ar ratx NIT 9e GtsAk
men IN 6Fr Minberbeit bheb. mel,
hqs @ertrdiien i'm sne mSihrasx
characterization. "a Mefes aif4
beirte tod Der San 1T, ieiIEefi aud
bie ges1Hfen fit Germ GharIea
50, POOL oIs gt1ntsiefretdr eintre.
TEN
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9enti9t, fimmt fit
Goara0 9Daeabed

lin oos arnt oes Gberriaters oes
gee6rastaer Gbergeridts beipirbt fid
hefanntli9 Gi9ter Conrad 2Olen.
bed, Der bereits felt 16 Sabren Rid.
ter beim 6. GiItriftsgerift 1T. Bie
belie6t Der aanSioat bel ieinef wlit.
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Grcsbs fir Coroner.

I'm Die Mie6errpdb[ oIs Coroner
serirtt fiA GER Btnis GrosbD. or
bat FA lp6breno ieiner amtsseit gut
beD6brt unb pirb oith IN Der nod.
fen Eericce fem Mrlt IN gIeiner
@eife berD1lten. Gas Mntt 6es
Garcners Ite[t grcBe anFcrberuneer
an bic BerirH bes Sn6abers mso
ionte 6aber ieber f1 lberIeeet,
tpesa er setstc Gtarme grb Bit
Germ GrnsDp 1ber lpriAt Fein be.
Ibrt, ts6db mir Elm gttfretea flu
ern. erosbp r1tr enfpiablen fUsNxx
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Wdn unteritite Die 0eiitj4e preIs
II, troam man az ibrer 1erbEeb
tuug beitrdat
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geItsIlt bic OMAHA SribIins.