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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin ay- and Joraiemon st.. BlooznEei4
~ J. Best located and finest kept, with PER-
graves, SEQ up; single graves sic. Psons
1868 Rioomfeld
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ADAMS Mendham, \. J.. Ell the houze
of his son or December = 1871, Emery
n Adams. formerly Of Orange, n j.
bAkbk-Af IrVinRtou. y. j. DecembeH
Z, 1914. j AiRah Baker. ia bis 26th sear
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services
AZ bis late residence. 81 Eorfieth street.
Lhursdsys December 10, at . 30 J.. IA.
1nterment Clinton Cemetery.
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RESOLUTIONS
MEDICAL

EXERCISING. Is West kinney q
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LYoN-on Tuesday, December s. 1al4,
Eliza Frances, widow of DR.. Silas y
Lyon, in her SSth year.
Funeral services will be held at the
home of her son, DR.. E. NJ Lyon, .os
Broad street. on Thursday. December
10, at 80 p. IN. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. lnterment at the
convenience of the family in Mt
Pleasant Cemetery
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McDERM0TT-On December 1th, 1914.
Mary Ann McDermott NEE McGeeJ.
wife Of Thomas J. McDermott.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, 4 Rutger street, on
Thursday December 10. at a. m, to
ST. Josephs Church, where a High Mass
of REQUIEM will be offered for the re
pose OF her soul at a. m Interment
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre,
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Newark, \, j. DecambeF ), lblFs
Sealed proposals for furnishing the mate
rial and for performing the work required Ia
ne erection Of a bath house, to be known -
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-26

official head Of the National Democratic party
He HIMSELF 4 RANK PAPIST
FOOTKLSSER- boldly asserted that the
Roman Catholics had nominated Wilson, 1t
qOds too much.
With Tumulty, the Jesuit spy at the White
House, and Cardinal Gibbons issuing orders
to Congress for more papist choplains, and
Wilson's official family attending Roman
Catholic functions in their official capacities,
and President Wilson himself appointing such
Catholics as the bzo0d-st0ined O'Shaughnessy
to high ministerial positions, and aoih the
United States Arney virtuaz1y put under the
Popes command at Vera Crus-with all this,
the Democrats of Illinois had more than a
plenty Of Wilson, Tumulty, Gibbons, Nc
Combs and Sullivan.
The Democrats of Illinois acted like pat
r1otic Americans and voted against the papa1
twin-brother of that infamous embezzier,
cheat and bride giver, William Lorimer
Now let us see what this Administration
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-26

body was Catholic, then: they had to be. The
Papacy had so harried. and butchered and
burned at 'heresy," that all people desiring
to live professed to love the Papa, who
had demonstrated that they could not live,
unless they loved him-or at least said they
did.
But the official attitude of Popery, toward
civil liberty and human rights, was of course
determined by the Pope himself; and as it
may be interesting to our readers to know
how the Pope regarded the Great Charter
of our liberties, | will lay before them a
translation of the decree which the Infallible
Papa issued on that historic occasion:
Notice to the Papal legate, Pandolfo, of
the communication of the English barons.)
While our very dear son in Christ, John
the illustrious King of England, has more
than satisfied the hope of our Lord, (the
pope) and that of the church. and especially
that of our brother, Stephen Langton, Arch
bishop of Canterbury and his bishops, we
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-26
HOW The Southern States and the Common Generally
Been Wr0nged and lnsuled BY This Plutocratic
Wa sp a sa5 Roman Catholic Administration

WOODhON WlLSONS nOm1- HOE
), nation was brought about by AAUA
the concerted action Of such Roman
Catholic bosses as Roger Sullivan, Charles F.
Murphy, Tom Taggart, Cardinal Gibbons,
William McCombs, and Patrick Tumulty,
DurRssg the recent campaign, w. F. Nc
Combs, the official head Of the Democratic
National Committee, made speeches for Roger
Sullivan, who was running for the Senate in
Illinois.
National Chairman McCombs declared,
that Roger Sullivan-the twin brother in
Chicago politics to William Lorimer-had
flung the IS votes Of Illinois to Wilson at a
critical time in the Baltimore Convention, and
had done it on his own motion, and that this
unauthorized act of Sullivan had stampeded
the Convention to Woodrow Wilson
On this ground, McCombs claimed that
every Democrat in Illinois should vote for
Sullivan
Instead Of helping Lorimer's twin-brother,
these McCombs speeches hurt him.
+! The Illinois Democrats were already sore
enough and suspicious enough; and qohe,s the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-11-26
HOW The Pope Cursed the BarOns
Charter Liberties

AnweRGn~ wonder much and are moved
VA SASS because certain ones of them
far from what was BETTING
and IN accordance with the interest of the
sacred Cross, and the mandate of the Holy
See, and the oath of firm fealty, have not
rendered the due aid-(on the contrary no
respec) to him against those disturbing the
kingdom, qcAich belongs to the church Of
Rome in the name of the pope, nor have they
given him their goodwill as it were, being
conscious of, mot to say leagued together in)
q conspiracy 10h5oh IS uniuSt in that it is not
free from the restlessness of a society which
is unjust in that it takes no step to prevent
manifest wrong. Beloved, how are the
aforesaid pontiffs defending the Inheritance
Of the church Of Rome?
By no means do they show so much zeal in
opposing those who attempt to destroy the
business of the Cross, as they show in pro-
tecting the Crusaders.
Worse By far than the Saraccns are the
present (bishops) when they attempt to drive
him from the kingdom from which rather it
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
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whom found to be strong lawyer power
full debater, and most afable gentleman.
When it was known that he was to address
the House. the galleries were always full. To
him, more than to any one member, was due
the defeat of Free Silver, in the bloody fight
that ended in the memorable night session of
1928.
J This magnificent orator has often made
speeches clarifying the Roman Catholic
Church in connection with Magma Charta.
Mr. Cochran is devout Catholic, who repairs
his health occasionally by trip to Rome;
and he dwells eloquently upon the conduct Of
Archbishop Stephen Langton and the Catho-
lie barons who forced the wicked tyrant,
King John, to his knees at Runnymede.
What Mr.. Cochran fails to do, is to dwell
eloquently upon the Pope's conduct, in that
fateful crisis.
What Langton did was not the act of the
Church. What the rebellous barons did, was
not the official act of the Papacy. That the
glorious rebels were Catholics is true. Every
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preme Court decided that the money was
wrongfully taken from the cotton growers of
the South.
Why it is that we can't get it back, remains
mystery.
The amount which was placed in the U. S.
Treasury has been variously reported from
$5O,000,000 to $68,000,000.
The Government has had the use Of the
money for As years.
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atllOlic Administration

country and for the Southern States,
especially
1t has enormously increased the govern
mental expenses.
1t has created an immense number Of new
Offices
1t has raised salaries in the higher ranks,
where the salaries were already large enough,
according to Republican lar and practise.
1t has created more Bureaus, thus adding
vastly to the undemocratic tendency to make
our Government an affair of autocratic Bu-
reaus.
When Mr.. Taft created Tariff bureau, the
Democrats rallied at it, and Congress swept
it away.
But this Administration has given us a
Money-Trust bureau, with an imported Ger
man jew to rule it: also, Manufacturers
Trust bureau to regulate whatever the Com
merce Commission leaves unregulated and an
Appeals bureau In the Department Of the In
te%ior-all of these new Rus8ia-like Bureaus
being immensely expensive.
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
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The South Could Not Illegal Cotton Tax Fund

Americus, Ca, Nov. II, 1914.
HEAR SIR: Enclosed find clipping. Won't you
- please tell your readers the whole truth
about this cotton tax. AS l remember, the United
States Supreme Court has already rendered de-
cision upon this question, and it now only re-
mains for the Hokes, Hardwicks, etc., to pass
some kind of law to make the money available
Hurrah for Carranza! Yours truly,
JAMES II. COTNEY.
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has done for the general good of tn
country. and for the Southern State:
especially.
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WILSON'S nomi-
. nation was brought about by
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snh.nmnhn

9a8 itdOtiibe Sabr bat nod 5lpei
Wlonate, uno in ,Oer Staotfaiie be-
finoen ii6 nod $1L165.55. @s
lit ungefdbr Elm 8ritteI oes gan.
8en fir oas SSabr ausgeiesten ge.
troges 9lm fIeiniten lit Der Barf-
fono, in0en fir Die 8ipet Nlonate
MIR nod $t06.53 iibrig iinb. Ger
goli8eifono lit aud niht 10 Itarf,
pie geipiinfdt miro, nber binrei.
den6, nm feline 2eute oblegen gu
brou9en.
9onneritag abeno berietben flint
Sebn aer5te bon Sii6.G1nuba 0os
geoiirfnib eines groBeren SoipitalS
fir tSiio.Oma6o. @s tpur0e Die
Gfaffltng zines 9ler3teItabs Be-
iprofen m10 Der gerpaItilng ber-
idieoene gntpfeblllngen genladt.
SIM Sitter bon GO SSSabren lit Elm
alter bobmiIder 4ionier, ss5olepb
GbcrnD, in ieiner @obnitng 379
Sio 81. StraBe geItorben. ST
mar 3inimertnann unO felt % Sab.
rem in SiiO-0iflobo onldifig. Seine
GAtttpe, flint S6bne lli1o fiillf God.
ter iiberIeben ibn.
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6leine staStneniafeiten.

gouI6 9ies nebIt 6antiIie, bic
ieit leBtan 8illter europa berei.
len peroen ii6 am Sonntag an
8or0 bes Samplers gaterIano nad
Der Seintatb einidiffen.
8aIter !6nnien, GitD Eidet agent
Ser 9iod SS8lon6 8obn in Omaha,
ipur0e I'M giie MernoriaI &oipita[
pegen 8lin0Oatmetlt3iinoung ope.
rirt. Gr befin0et iid auf Oen
8egG Der 8eiierung.
9ie GlibesSternenberg Climber
50. bot ge0en iie6en 8abngeiea.
if)often I'M gun0e89eridt ouF 5it.
riiferitattltng bon $68.94 gefIagt,
neil bic 8radtrnten ouf @eraltIaI.
Jung oes Commercial Clubs re0u.
5trt tpuroen.
Sic Sta6tfommiIiion rnadt Be.
fonllt, Bob iol6e glusbauten bon
uno Seitentpegetuu.
neIs, auf Die Ole 1918 @emerbe.
iteuer nod nidt beBobIt lit, ittners
baIb 10 Eogen geidIoiien tperOen,
nenn bic Steuern Bis oabtn ui8t
6e8oblt Ii1t6.
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Gin (bwtrrr
Grwitttrlturm!
Sin iduertr Cjeluitteritiam.
Slititra6l idliot in Gin Sans auS
5iiHOet. - 5niaHcn aus If.
ren Settea gsidleabsrt y

9ounerItag berrIttc cine unec.
nobnlid itarfe Site; Idon i'm 5
llbr Wforgens 3eigte oas GuedIil.
ber i'm thermometer 70 @rao; I'M
5 llbr glbenos batten mir SO @roo;
ein beiBer @iuo berridte, tuoOlr1
Die Sibc nod lfnertrdgliber genla9t
puroe. @egen glbeno bnlte iid
oimfleS @ewolf om 5irnament 5ii.
idmmen, in0 belte gegen 5tpet llbr
Moreens brad ein firr1tbores @e.
pitter Los. Seilr3 mad 8 llbr Wlor-
gems ihlitg Der glis in oie- Collins
Stats, 1850 Cunning StrnBe, rnO
5iinOete. Die meilteH SHiaiIen oes
@ebditoes tDurOen aus ibren @etteu
geihleuoert; aber nieniano iplroe
ernitIib berIebt Die 5euertpe6r
l0ihte boIo Die 6lammen. Die gc.
tuobner oes Saities eiIteft MIR nit
Oem slaernot5metloigIten befleiOet
auf bic Strabe uro perborrten i'm
itromepoen Gegen.
SIN ipeitIiden Soma eing ipulfen.
brnhnrtiger &egeu nieoer; 0as
9a6nbett iuur0e untertpolden, inO
Die 3iige trafen bier beiite nm nieb.
rcre StliuOen geripatung eilr Sn
geebrasfa bon Gong 9Sine 0ItIid
fielen 2 8oa 9legen. sSn Oregon
mar 9ginterpetter, tpdbren0 ct.
2ouis 100 @raO i'm Sfotten altf.
mics. sSn Someriet, ga, berritte
Elm Srfan, iusldelu 5iuei Menidett.
Ieben gum Spfer iieIen. 9Luh G6i.
cago befanO iid in GturmesbauOeu.
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Mad Der gdifiSfataitrop6c,
St. eawrence Strom WirS nadI
Seidlru nbgeiudt.

Montreal, 3. SUM. - glegie.
rlmgsboote baben oen gluftrag or.
bdlten ocu ct. 2amreuce 8IuB, an
0eiien W}iinOlmg ii6 ole Jingle
grobe Gnrnpieriatditropbe ereigHete
mad Dciteren geidct ab5uiuheu
Cine Strauopairouille untcritiibt
Oicicu Gienit.
,Sn 50 pcritie0enen 2au0ern in0
aolonien per6en an uahiteu Conn.
tag Don insgeiauunt 100000 Col.
batcu Der Seilsarmee @eoadtniB.
gottesoienite fir Ole 1873 9}itglie.
Der 0icicr Organization nbge5aIten,
Die aIs 4aiiagiere Der 9emprcB"
umfamcu.
2on0on. 3. Suni. - I'm 4erio-
men, tpelhe bon Opiern oes o@m.
pref" -llntergngs abbdngig iDareu,
binldngli6 lluteritiiBung 81 bic.
ten, iino 100000 erioroerlid, no.
BON 100000 oen 5auilien Der
gemaunmg 5ugeipieien per0en ioa.
ten. Gies lit Ole Sdabung oeS
SorO.glaDors BON 2ioerpool, Der
ipiner5eit ou6 nit Dem 8erpabren
oes 5onos fir Die Spfer Der III.
tanic" betraut ptroc.
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(l)rO6cs ainSericit.

6eliip qfadl.k.tt,sl teg3sllen Iidh 0ie
gdaIef Ser bis igcn 5fraiIitscn
SAuIen. rad Seln Sort Gnlahs bin.
ous, tpoIelbit ein groBps ainoerfeit
perbun6en nit gsPttjpieIen nlIer 9lrt
itattfinOet. g[nfdngli6 idien e8,
boB Ser Gegengott ben &in6eri1 oen
SpaB oer0erben ipiiroe, aLs aber
Die gtudridt eiutrof, ouB Der idpe.
re Regen feline neientlifen Spuren
atf Dem ausge3ei6neten Roien oeS
Sorts bittterIaIien botte, eiIten Die
4naben itn0 M666en III gegIeitrtng
ibrer 2ebrer in StraBenbabntpagelr
nad Dem 5eitpIaB 3u &auieuoen
binous, tpoielbit ii6 baIo reyes Sc.
ben ult0 3rei6en ettttpifelte.
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gIns bent Stnnte.

georfolf. Gin aI8 3euentar6citer
beihGftigter 80 Sabre alter 0eut.
ider, gl0olpb 2eoodopsft, ertronf
bcim 8oOen I'M @lf6orn 6IuB. =
Gin 15-i1briger Stnge, RbiIip sSittf,
beriu6te Dem Sarner Soiepb @ag.
uer einen ReboIber gu berfaufer,
uno ols oieier ben &dnf bertpeiger.
te, feuerte Der SSltnge 5pei SdiiiIe
ouf 8ogner ab uno perlpunbete i'm
i6ner.
2incoIn. Sarrp 80. Stout, Der
feline @otttn ouf oem 9abn5uge er-
i6oB, ieine S6p1gerin idtper Der.
tpunbete un6 fib 6nnn Die &eble
3u ourhidneioen fithte, lit aus Dem
Soipitnl entIaiien unO ms Goutt.
tpaefdngniB eingeliefert tporoen.
8eim eriten 8erb6r befanttte er fid
ni1t itulOig. Seine greiie Mltt.
ter beIltdte i'm tief erIdittert I'M
@efdugniB, sic batte eben cine
idmere aranfbeit ii6eritanoen.
Sterling. Wtitttpot fauo bier
sic @eeroigung BON 6rau ssyobu
5tinOt #. itatt. Die Graiterfeier
ipur0e in Der 6eittidert IitberiIben
Stride obgebdIten. 9oitor GSlin6er-
lid Ieitete Ole 1eier. ;5rou Stiftot
mar 20 Sabre nlt linb biiterI1bt ib-
rem @atten ulio rlebrere ertpadiene
4in0er. -.
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glnm6crmciitcr anscfIast.
SulIsn NIT Gya6rifantsn HnS SGnS.
Tern einen gaft a6geidllOi'
len baben.

9es gtoincs, Sa., 5. SUM. -
9luf gerauIaiilng Der @roBgeifmo.
reuen Oes gimoesgeridts iino 36
9eamte uno 9iitgIieOer Der sRatio.
nal 9liiOciation Of 9taIter 8Iuu.
6ers4 uno 9eaulte Der Staatsper.
bdtloe SSlinois, gSisconIin, Wlifi.
gan 0liuneiota, gtebrasfa luo so.
ma angeflaat iporOen, Oas glnti.
Eruitgeies iibertreten 3u baben (lln.
ter ben glngetlagten befinoen ii9
and S5oiepb girbD uno s. 9. So.
ningbom BON 6maba) IS miro in
Der anflogei6rift bebauptet, oaB
Die EIninbermniter 9(Hociation nit
Den MateriaIlieieroitten Elm lleber.
einfonmen getrpffen bdtten. laut
lpelnen 2ebtere nur an WiitglieOer
Ser 9iiaeiatiap herfalliep nilriten.
~ F. " ~
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s1ciieforreIpunSeus.

8ierce, g3ebr, 5. SUM. - Serr
gincent Soffutant nebIt Gattin Be-
eaben fi6 belte nad Omaha. ga
Der GeIltnbbeit85uitart0 Der sSruit
Soffmann iebr sit tpitniden iibrig
I6Bt, geoenft iie Iid1 Der 9ebonbhlng
Oe8 beriibnlten ct. Sofepbs Soipi.
tals 5ll 1t1tier3ieben.
ltnieren Oeutiden 2eTern iinO
Sreunoen bon gierce nnb llngegeno
biene biertnit 3ur gsadribt, Oof
oie Gdelid)e Snaba Gribii1te in 0er
@irtbidloft bon &errn 90. s.. Netien
ausIiegt. Die 9eitifen Der bieii.
gen llmgeeenO iDeroelt freln0Iidjlt.
eebeten, oieies BET i6rent q[ufeufb0It
In gierce All beriidiidfiaen Cert
genet fdenff oer bqiitibea 5h1u6>
idoit bie grobts @eaAtpl1
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glns Sem 9ouarea.

@1lbington. 5. SUM. Gen.
Gpen fiinOigte Die Giu6ringnng Ell.
ner 8orlnge an, tpono6 cine Bun.
OesfomntiIiion Die Goloraooer @ru.
benitreifpirren idIi6ten ioa. ST
bat aud 'oieie 9lngelegenbeit bereits
Dem grdii6enten Bilion borgelegt
= Infer ginisung be3iigGih elmer
iie6enItiinoigen, ununterbrohenen
9e6atte pur6e bonn gfbgeor6neten.
bau8 bie 9faonburn'ide 8orloge be.
treff8 gunoesregitIirltng bon 8ertb.
papieren Der giienbabnen in gera.
tbung genonlmen. Ser Senat
nabm cine geioIution an tpelde
oen &rdiioenten ernG6tigt, o1sp1r.
tige Regierungen 3ur nntionalen
Star SpongIe0 Banner" .5cier Elm.
3ulaoel peI6e 5u Baltimore i'm
September itottfinoet.
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Gyener 6ei 9cfama6.

lin W}itternadt 6ra9 IN Ser 5tpei
uto cine babe Nieile n0rolt6 BON
3afarab beIegenen 9[nIage Der Sar.
mers GIaD 4roouct8 So. 6euer aus,
0as 0o8 @eb1u0e uno Die WtaIdi.
nerie boIlIt1nOig serItorte. @s pur.
Oen in Der 8nbrtf 6obIiteine fir
3pii6entp1noe Ser @ebGroe Gerge-
iteIlt. Giner 0er beIten gt6nebmer
maren Cumberland Brothers Co.,
Die groBe 9ontrafte fir Steiue ia.
ben Die Dem 6euer entgangen limo.
Ger Sdnoen belduft iid ouf $25,.
600 uno lit tbeilueiie burf Scr
iiterltng geoedt.
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VroRe @ciscucrutc,
gn9neH laiien ia Grwnrtmng ber'
ielbeu ale 6radhuageR
ausbeiieru,

Die Burlington gabuaeieaitaft
bot in grDartung einer unsctpobn.
lid groben acknowledgements an.
italten getroffen, auf allen ibrcn
2inien peitli6 bonn Wliiiouriiluiie
idumtlidc 5rahtipagen griin0lid
ausbeiicrn 81 laHeu. es iino nabe-
81 2000 9lrbeiter iiir ben 3med
eiugeitellt poroen.
Die 6radtpagcu ipcr6eil eeiam.
melt im6 bon alien guBenpunften
mad gebrasfa 5ltriidgeinnOt, etuise
pon 10 ipeiter entfernung mic Dem
Staate 9letu Dorf uno bon Der go.
ciiiiden Siiite.
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ufSeinS[idle griiber. .

Donneritag 9tbeno fan6 Die Sab.
resberiarnnIung Der gereinigten
Omaha gerbeiierung8 Clubs i'm
itatt =. B. Std tpup0e
3um aerger Billis s. SCOPES pie.
Der gum 8r1iiOcnten erpGblt. 500.
pcs erfl6rte, ooB es BEL Der 8obI
nidt nit redteu 9ingen 8ugegangen
iei. geioe begannen, iid 5u be.
icbinpfen, unb es mare 5u elmer
luitigen Soljerei gefommer1 bate
Der Sanitor nidt erfldrt. oaB er
Die 2id)ter ausore1en ipiiroe, lpenn
Die Serren nibt gernnnft onneb.
men tpiiroen. 0iinf ger6eiierungs.
Hubs baben iif) bon Dem gunOe
losgeidet.
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2entidler ganSlumite.

eSn Der lebteu 8erionlmiiina 0es
@entraI0erbanoes tpur6e Der @or.
iieer beauitragt, ein Siebener.aonli.
te 3li ernennen, oas Bis our nGdItei
Sieiing borldiiiige 8Edne fir Die
Oiesidbriae Geltti1e 3dgfeier nusar-
bciten imO in nd6Iter Sibung oes
8erbanoes unterbreiten iou. Serr
8eter bat nm Die foIgenOen Serren
sum aonlite ernantlt: SenrD &oblff,
Geo. Soffmann, 3bco. 8oael, Suit.
Saueiien, 9beo. SinboIt, @n. g9ie.
preht lm0 5rau 9lO. 9r1nOes. Die.
ies aomite lit ourb 0en gor1iber,
Serrn SenrD 9fobIff eriuht, fidl am
nddItcn Gon,ttag giadulittag I'm
orei llbr in 3entIden Snus 5u
oeriammeIn uno iiber Sie glngele.
genbeit 5u beratben, iooab es einen
geridt in Der nGditet gerinmm.
Lung 6e5 gentraIoerbanSes, sSreitag
ben 12. SUM, n6geben fam.
Sn 8erbinoung NIT OieIer Inge.
Ieaenbeit lit es dm glabe, 81 er.
pdbnen, OaB 8r1Foent geter in
letter Sibnng empiabl, Die oicg.
i1brige 6eier in @eitaIt zines gro.
BEN goIfsfeites I'M garf oes 3eut.
iden Sauies ab5ubalten. Gas SEQ.
mite miro ii9 nit 6ieiem uno an.
6eren 8lGnen befafien un0 ieoen.
faIs Elm paiienoes Seitprograulm III
goridIag bringen.
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lEerinnnInptisflt.

Serr &orI 8orb, Der germanii6e
Gede ans Scribner, mar geItern
in Der Gta6t uno be3nblte oie Sci.
tIngSIteuer. gr bat oie 8eriatnm.
lung Der 8irt6e in @rano s58Iapo
mitgernndt, mo orf ieil1er Setm.
reiie bier @ei6dfte erIeoigt rn0
6reun6e beiudt.
Serr 6rib 4Ienfe feicrte geitern
i'm 4reiie ietner 6anilie uno meb.
rerer 6reunoe leinen SO. @eburt8.
tag. l1eber Die 5dlfte Oieier Sabre
bot er III Omaha nerlebt un0 Iid
in oeltiden 8ereins. unO Sgeater.
freiIen beroorrngeno betbGtigt.
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9lOOlSbns. .SOtel in ct. eOnis
Soil Gin InSenfen an ben Bran.
Berrn GOOlpbus 8uIdb
6il0en.

ct. 2ouis, 0ao., 5. SUM. = On
Der @eitieite Der t2. Strabe 5tpi.
ihen Der Mnrfet unO Gbeitnut Stro.
BE miro gluguit u. 8ui6, Der GIteite
Sobn 6es oeritorbenen grou6errn
9loolpbns gui9, einen &otelpalaIt
erridten oeiier Soften ouf $2,500,.
900 bernnidIngt iinO. 9as Sotel
mir0 an @legon3 Dem glooIpbus so.
tef in 9aGas, Ger, bos fiir5Ii6
er0ffnet porOen 1T, eIeidfommen.
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Siitnriidlf airdle nieSeraebrannt.

NcrbD, GnaI0nO, 5. rSilni. Die
Fiiloriidje Stride su @reaOsaa, nod
aus Srr 92orruounen3eit itanmeno,
0fr iluid)aBbare gieliqiien entbieIt,
iulr0e Iebte gladlt dnge5iinoet imo
brannte iHeoer. Inter ben 9trtifeln,
bic per6rannten befauo iidj cine
urdIte gsi6eL, Ole angefettet mar.
Cas- airdqnreaiiter. ipeldes bis 5unt
Sabre 1873 surildoatirt, tunrOe &C.
J. liet.
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Nn Die Qeler Der frilberen
,,SlDOmf ftelD Otruania"!

Sic Gmabn Trne bat Die abomnentenie Ser Ieste @oe
gegnngenen Bloomfield @ermona nit allen ausnocn Serrn
So1n &eins Dem bbergen Serutsgebr or 3eig fdui
Dor6en aaen 2een Der i6eren Sernauo wO oesbab nit
oem beugen 0ntm Die Omaha Sribune 3neednOt perOe 9a
an3uncbmen lit ooB Die Eeten i'm norbDedr Rebrasfo nid
obne cine quite oeute eturg en po1n ebt bofn 6aB f
oe Irblne bic bette ouhe 3eg in Mebroso frenod ouinb
men meroen Die Omaha Grbie miro i bereben nGder
pde aud ben 2ofaadrifn ous iener @esenO lire aufmerf
aneit enen uno ber DE giten oortigen @rene terid
Iir bitten Die frabrn 2ew Der ~@ernona tra m bIe
ben mo 9eben ibnen Die geriernna boB mir on Dero, e
IN oer 8eebmg ourd cine Setide 8emg bic fs fHdtDs
nber5eamgstreu fir oes edit Geuthe entren iro uirie6es
iteaen. aliO dif CUTE JreunOfdaH bofienS, sednet
4ftungsbon,
Grnahd Tribine