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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
FERN IN HAY
MAKES HORSES SICK

Speaking Of illness among a consider
able number of horses in this locality
prominent farmer informs the Repub-
lican that it might be well to look into
the matter of hay. This man says that
hay containing ferns causes sort of
blind staggers. or fever. and some have
thought their animals were suffering
from rheumatism. If our informant is
right, many horses become i'll from in
haling the Int or pollen from fern in
hay, causing an inflammation Of the
lungs, and often proving fatal. The
hind quarters sometimes become para
lized. 1t is suggested that the animals
be fed bran mashes, and grass il possi-
Bile, and the hay containing fern dis
continued.
The gentleman, who is well known il
Clearwater county, makes the suggcs
tions for the benefit Of those having
horses, and asks that they investigate
for themselves. Look up the ha.
where horses have been thus affectet
and see for yourself if there is any
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

am going to plow up most Of the patch
this spring. What the farmer needs
most is cannery here and al home
market, which will come when the
country is a little better developed.
That is another story. The point here
is that we can produce the stuff here
on our land"
The Republican editor tried to EN-.
phasize these facts at the Gilbert meet
ing, and shall devote much time and
energy to the end that II possible
large cannery here in Orofine will be
utilizing every pound Of berries, cher
RES and other suitable products that
this rich and fertile section can pro.
duce. We believe there is ample mar
ket today for our delicious cherries II
canned and made available for con.
sumption at any season Of the year.
The same is true Of tomatoes, straw.
berries and other products.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
Peck, Idaho, March 4, 1914,

Editor OF the Rcpublican:-Believ-
ing that the voters OF Clearwater
county want only the truth, and will
be interested in the motives Of Of our
public officials, desire to make public
a statement made 10 me at my own
home by Frank Zelenka, who visited
me the first Sunday following his cleo
ton 10 the Office OF county commits
sioner. We were discussing the recent
campaign. in which Mr. Zelenka and
his fellow officials had made the tax
alton Of timber the paramount issue
when Mr.. Zelenka said in substance
There is nothing in this stuff we have
been using about the timber companies
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

will Stevens county, with its large area
Of uncultivated land, its miles OF un-
broken timber, its lakes and streams,
all conducive to the sheltering Of deer
compare with Massachusetts,? ! doubt
if as many deer were shot in all Of
eastern Washington in 1913 as were
shot in Massachusetts, and Vermont.
To my mind the reason is the long open
season and the killing Of does. Here
the state pays for damage done by
deer. In the best agricultural county
in the state, within 20 miles Of Boston,
q, ,6O6 was paid last year and in an
other A,547. The citizens take an In
terest in game protection and approve
these expenditures.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
CLEARWATER co.
NEEDS MORE HOGS

$500 cash and span Of old mares. He
bought at public auction, 16O acres OF
school land for $25 per acre, paying
$500 down and the balance on ten per
cent payments at no interest. Mr..
Sprute and his wife went to work.
They worked too hard, in fact, but it is
amazing what they havs accomplished
since 1904, with practically nothing to
start with. They got as many hogs as
they could right from the beginning,
and the wife tended the cows and
made butter and raised chickens.
They had to get credit at the stores.
The fall of 1910 Henry Sprute sold
1890 worth OF hogs, and by that time
had built a large comfortable home on
the farm. The next fall he turned of
g, 400 worth Of hogs, and built large,
substantial barn. His farm was begin.
ming to be one Of the best improved in
his neighborhood, and four years be-
fore the last $4OO payment on his land
was due he had the entire debt paid
Today he owns fifteen head of mag
nificent horses, has money out at inter
est, and is independent, living ex
pie Of what energy, common sense ant
tending to ones business will do for ,
man in this western country where th'
soil is rich and crops are certain.
T, tTt is certainly CONVINCING nro0f n
the fact that hogs pay. Henr,
Sprute's land is now worth 500 pc
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

John Buescher, who has lived in and
around Orofino for the past sixteen
years, and who is now successful
farmer Of Ahsahka, was in Orofino
Tuesday and Wednesday looking after
business interests. He said he had a
hog story that beat the one published
some weeks ago in the Republican.
Mr.. Buescher did not think Of giving
the story any publicity and made no
notes, and If the details are not exactly
correct, Mr.. LeBaron, the principal in
the case, will probably see that the cor
rect version is given. Mr.. Buescher
said:
81 was talking with M. A. LeBaron,
OF Cavendish, who said that last fall he
butchered nine head of hogs raised by
himself, the hogsIbeing year old when
killed, and the smallest one dressed
3Ol pounds. Mr.. LeBaron runs small
saw mill and produced the meat for
his own use, but the value Of the meat
is there for all that, and you can figure
the profits on market prices.
"The hogs were matured on two and
half acres of red clover and the
wheat from a three acre field. The
grain was bound"
Speaking Of another case where
farmer had made money raising hogs
Mr.. Buescher said:
II have a brother-in-law, Henr.
Sprute, of Fem, on Camas Prairie
who, ten years ago, started in wit
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
CAMPAIGN DOPE
TO CATCH SUCKERS

but we wanted something for an issue
that would take with the people, and
the timber dope was used.
We were discussing socialism, when
Frank said in substance: "You social-
lists claim that Hawley and Borah made
good socialist speeches, and yet Borah
never referred TO the timber issue.
He went after all the trusts but the
timber trust, and the reason he didn't
20 after II was because he was re-
quested not to-"
then asked Mr.. Zclenka II there
was really anything in the timber issue
that he and the other democratic can
didates had made so mnch noise about
when he made the reply above quoted
F. j. KOLASA.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
School Notes

The high-school pupils securing an
average OF 80 or above the fourth six
weeks are: Orien Gustavson, 93.9;
Helen Kinne, 1913; Harold Kinne, 90;
Bert Holland, 9l.2; Tennie Johanst n,
81; Della Loseth, 90.2; Sadie Gustavson,
9O.2; Ruth Blake, 50. Those in the
grades for the sixth month are: Lolo
Snyder, Sadie Wellman, Hazel Scott,
Gladys Molloy, Violet Gleason, Frank
Henager, 9Th grade; John Carey, Jason
Hunspcrger, Benjamin Sargent, Win
fired Wellman. James, Kaufman, 7tf
grade; Ruth Holsclaw, Marie Aiken
Mark Molloy, Arnold Soderberg
9Th grade; Vivian Molloy, Edit
Cook, 5th grade; Gladys Shriver
Mabel Walsh, Mary Hibbeln, Eldol
Snyder, Glen Larkin, 3rd grade; Loi
Crisp, Augusta Trotzkey. Floyd Larkin
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

Clearwater there bidding Like the timber
handed out without competition
Spokane and sa Beal
ones sold cuvet timber
company earth entitled Clearwater county
the contract without competition.
submit the consideration Clearwater county
from atah which need comment Cut them
Blake them explain the differ
Lh its cuver the highest
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

A Massachusetts man who seemed to
be acquainted with the Inland Empire,
writes to Spokane paper ridiculing
the laudation Of eastern Washington as
sportsman paradise" He contin-
ues: "The showing, considering
Washington is a comparatively new
country, is very poor when compared
with Massachusetts,, which has been
settled nearly 300 years and the most
densely populated Of any Of the states
save one. With an area about the same
as Stevens county, WASH, there wal
killed during the one week allowed fol
deer hunting last fall 1885 deer. How
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

Louis Soderberg, End grade; Dorothy
McElwain, Clara James, ROLAND Cook,
Charles James, Frank Frazier.
272 books were loaned by the school
library to pupils during the month OF
February.
Miss Howard is contributing "Col-
lier's Weekly" TO the library.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
ANOTHER DEAL THAT LOOKS LIKE CRAFT

creation OF Clear
county, Blake CONTROL that shows
effort the county board work
let the people have Nameit
bridge than wasted funds paid out for
bridge plans specifications supervision? admittedly
rotten. L wasraw most gangs dare to operate.
county ability? Horrors no!
dumped lot back Of the post
soil the weeds
might hide the evidence shady deal
purchase Of blank books at exhorbtant prces
the expenditure Of county road funds?
given county, grabbed and
Latah this
county still although the Clear
gang the deal Ih county
Perhaps county printing old
show ordinary ability But doesn't it show
and not board dshng
beyond feed and maintain paper?
which the
efficient for the best in
the
ROAD CULVERT COMES HIGH.
Suppose cuver Every the
might be better spelling
Clearwater county road culvert
trouble raising the
on "Wndy all that Pat alleges Let
Orcutt has nothing do with it. Remember this
and certified copy the
1914 Here is F. O. BSokan Add the
freight Orofno.
Certified copy Of original from Clearwater county records
Portland Jan H. 1914 Sold Clearwater
M Idaho Shipped p auditor Terms l2
1st Oct ls. 1914 To be shipped April lst 1914
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
Gilbert.

Elder M. G. johnson will fill his ap-
pointment at Gilbert next Sunday, and
by special request, will speak on the
subject, ''The Holy Spirit" at the morn
ing service. The evening subject will
be, 1.-THE Mission Of the Church." All
who can come are invited to be present.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
WHAT LArAH COUNTY PAYS FOR cULvERT.

MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb
L. Orcut Oino Idaho Dear SIR In reply letter Of in
steel bridges submit the foowng
corrugated
being $1,000 1911 the county
buying saving
fifteen competitive bids submitted
through advertising
otherwise led the people believe that there other uve for
Cuvert this
been exploded the bids submitted Lataf
year had metals bid the purity
higher metal the being fully
while the difference the quoted from
72cts 36n which makes quite
mater saving to Iatah county
Lh county has paid for bridge plans since have
with this office
Security Bridge built Bridges
getting the bids
they lowest bidder.
| HOMER ESTES, County Auditor.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

Mrs. F. A. Johnson, Of Woodland,
was taken to Lewiston hospital Sunday
and was operated on Monday
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
Moscow, Idaho. Feb. IS, 1904.
Dear SIR

Replying the above inquiries will that the prices cuvers
Idaho the FOL
NoCoRo metal fully analysis Of the
furnished all shipped fully guaranteed
up said analysis; prices follows Moscow, Idaho:
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

State oil Idaho )ss
Count Clearwater 20
Joseph Kaufman
certify that the foregoing full and
of that
mean 0 be by the foot
witness my hand and SEAL this the 14th day Of Feb 1914
TSEALl JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Auditor
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
Orofino, Idaho, Feb. II, 1914.
Homes Estes,

Homes Estes
Idaho.
Sr:Many matter
prices state
relative freight freight Could Iget
bid for 1914. Resp. Yours,
L.O CIRCUIT
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

shipped with Nz Perce This
der
ment per liquidated damages.
Purchasers Signature Clearwater county,
nv EronL Zo Chorrrou
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GrO6e Grtolgt Der Wtftuti6fr
gfgtn bic liugtn in Galbitn!
Ollie angrttIe auf pr5emDS( gCiWenO 5urd6.
gemOrfen, unO Der jeinO OerIiert GGu-
Cen0e on Go0ten un0 OerwunOetGn!
Die serben nit i6peren gerImlem ilber Die 9rtna
Smritd8etuorienl

gteiu Dorf, 12. OF. = Or. glle.
roroer bon $uber, Der 6IterreidiIdt
@eneraIfoniuL mndte foleertbe amt.
lideb robtIoie Gepeide betorint, bic
ibm bon goti6ofter Or. 9umba aus
Chandelier, 0loii., 5uging:
liner @orulori9 In @alioien III
iiberaG bon Grfolg eetr6nt. Gin
Sffi5ier oes @eneroIjtabs meloete
bel ieiner Riidfebr bon g}roernbsI,
ooB Die @orniion in Der beiten Der.
fniiiing iei i1tb 6ob bic 8ertbeioi.
gung Der Setting nit Der grobten
Gegiontfeit uno llnlfiht gefibrt Der.
De. Die @orniion bat mebrer Mus.
f6le eerrtn1t, bel tDeI6en Der gein6
ouritdgelporfe1t itrio bieIe @eFonaene
gernodt fuiir6en. alle anariffe Der
&uiIen ideiterten on Dem Geuer Der
i6meren 8ei6iibe, bic getpdItige
2iiden in ote nitereifenben aoIonnen
riIien. Sn ben 2arbotben fpurben
5iDei riliiii6e aoIonnen IN Der NGbe
bon gearnoros Sotget gei6logen
uno Die Staot lit tpie6er in rnIeren
$lnben. @eitli6 bon 8ps5fou
iteben feline Eiiien mebr.
gei unierem 8ornlari9 in @aIi.
5ien nebmen mir nebr un0 mebr
Gerroin. Die &uIien, 6ie an Der
2onoItrabe mad 8r5er1psl
Itanoen, fino auf Der sSeitltna su.
riifgefporfen tpor6en. ares5otui It
pieoererobert nor6en uno bieIe aa.
nonen tpnroen erbelttet. syn Ser
@de Spiihen Der 8ei6ieI lm6 0em
Sau modten mir bieIe 8efanaene
lmo erbeilteten &ronsportipogen Der
fliebenoen RilIien.
Gin neuer beftiger angriff 6es
Geinoes eeeen 93r5emDsl purbe
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cffisieIlcr Sentidlsr geridlt.

Berlin, f2. Oft. GrubtIos iiber
SaDDiIle, 8. &. - Das arieasant
bat belfe iolaenoe 9lufiin6igung er.
Iniien: nllniere aabaacrie bat Sam.
itag cine fran3oiiide adpdIlerieoipi-
lion Deitlid BON ellie nabe Snje.
troud in Die 5ludt geidlngeu uno
BET einem 9leitergeiedt NIT elmer
anocren SaoaaerieoiOiiion Der 9cr-
tiinOeteH ben Seeteren idpere ger-
lutte bcigebraht.
8ie eiu stcrreiponoent Der 6r1nf.
flirter 3eitung mittbeilt, bat oas
grideineil nener oeuti6er armcen
Inn nor0lihan 5ranfrci1 cine iebr
georiidte Stimmitng III garis fer.
borgerufen.
Sic 0eutihen baben ole llmge.
bungsberiiihe Der 8erbiinoeten Der.
eite.. Die sdla9t oil Der CONNIE
nHo Der 0tie bat iest ibren Sobe.
puntt erreihi.
Ger braIilijhe @einnote IN Ser.
lin REF cine geridmulung Der 80
graitlianer Gin, pelhe in Der 0eilt.
iten Geifshanptita0t leben, uno er.
n1dbnte iie, unper3iigli6 ibre Nm
geborigen IN graiilien 3ll benodri6ti.
gen. OoB iie bollis lpobIbebaIten iino
= Oenn teIegropbii9 mar alisge.
iprenet noroen, BOB ale 80 pon
ben Gelitideu eridoiien woroen
feieir.
Die ltmgrblingsperiude Der oelt-
iden Grippen in 6ranfreid, iiilo NIT
10 itetigem grfolge fortgeiebt NOR
ben, OoB Der Itnfe 6liigel Der 8er-
biinoeten ieBt in ernIter @efabr ite6t
liner 8proringen ntnnnt an Stdrfe
siL nno Der 5etno hat bel ieineu
9eriu9ert ms gum Giubalt gu brin-
gen iuo 3u ifmfliigeln, 10 filrhtbnr
gelittem l0aB er fd bon mebreren
9linften inn 4rros berum 5uriif5ie.
fen rIllbte.
Obipobl aid mir ihtuer gelttten
baben, ittto mir in Der Gage, uniere
Ginien 3u berit1rfen p1bren0 Die
franjoiiihen rnb bfitii6en 8efebIs.
baber lire Streitfrdfte nitt betradt.
!i1 beritdrfen fonnen
Die Groberung 2lnitperpens nlrnt
Die betreffenoen Streitfr1fte fret.
Gs fam geiogt iperoen boB Die ert-
,jdeioeuoe gbaie ouf Oem ipeitItden
] lriegslfallpIab erreidt unb Der
@ortheiI gan3 nuf nnierer 9eite lit"
Ser Git Der ierbii6en 0iegie-
ring 1T Don 9ii6 naG llstltb Der.
Iegt iporoen.
Die Oeutihe &riegsdnleibe, Die
Bereits eine S6be BON 2,420,000,.
900 Dtart ($605. 100000 errei6t
bht, iii fhon i'm @etroge bon $685..
100000 0tarf ($159, 100000 IN
ga1rgdo ousbe5oblt iporOen.
gerihte, onB in Berlin Die Gbo.
Ier1 ausgebrohen iei, iino einfad
Idfer[ih.
Graf @eroi0iitgelt OeITen Miitter
cine anlerifanerin it, bat fir Die
folaenoe 2eiItitng 6os Giierne areii3
sDqiter SeIniie erbalten: Gines Ia.
aes critien er unter ieinen Same.
ra6en un0 trng ben 9iegenmaritel
eineS engTiiden Dffi5iers; er be-
merfte, 0of, man i'm niht erfonnte.
sSnfoIaeOeiien id]Iua er iid nad ben
fran8oiiiden Stellltneeu 6urh uno
nerldngte bort, oob man i'm lie.
iaanDeHl borfiibre, Der engIiid ipre-
den fdnne, iuenn tlogii6, Dem fon.
mnnOirenOen General. Gies ge.
id)ab. Gem engIiiden @cmmonoeur
erfIarie er: sd bin Elm engIiiher
9l0intalt. @onn fpcllen sic ben
@nariff beoiunen2 Mds fir GteI.
Iimaen bdben Gie eingenonlrleti itlto
mas III sshr 4dnipfpiun2"
ga bereits Ddmfneriing berrlfte, |
benlerfte Der engliidJc General niht |
Ala hemtirhe Uniform lllter oeInI
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9ie 8irrrn in grrifu.

Naco, gri5., 12. Oft. = aorpo.
raj WacgluiIter bonn 8. anbaQerie.
regiment 1no ein gibiIift ipurben
BON meBreren 4ugeIn, Die aus oem
meritauiifen Eager ienieits Der
8ren3e fomerI neripun6et. Die
Sruppen oes Rebelengenerols Map.
torena foDie etne gln3abI gnqli.
sSnoioner betraten 0as onerifoniihe
@ebiet, I'M 0em 6etnoe in ben 9tiif.
fen 81 fallen. Die nleiiten tuuroen
bon ben omertfoniifen Sruppen er1t-
maffnet. 9SrGiioent @lion uro
@oub. &nrtt iirt6 eriu9t tporOen, Die
g&eutraIitdt su tpobren.
81 Raioo Ger, IL. Oft. - 8e.
neral Serrern, friiber 1trter9eneroI
Maa's, bat on ale @erifoner ei1en
aufrltf erlniIen, in tpel9em Ite ol1f.
gefor6ert peroer, gegen Die 9[meri.
faner. Del6e Bel &era gru3 Iagern,
Die 8affen 5lt ergreifen.
Seine Ginignns titGglm.
Iguas @alientes, Wer., 12. Sff.
2ie 9onferen5 fir Die 59li6tlng
Ser. 5treitigteiten atpiifen giIla
uuO gorran3a lit borIdufig berido.
ben tuoroen, na9oem man bel ben
8orberatbuugen 6ltrGaus gu feiner
8eritdnoigung geIangt mar. Waan
6aIt es ntht fir tDabrideinlib, bob
ipeitere 8erbonoLungen elm giinIttse.
res @roebniB baben tper0en.
8tIlo, Der iest IN 3ncatecos lit,
fat bort 10000 Mann ntobil ge.
madt, unt fir Die gr0ffrtitng bon
Gein6ieIigfeiten bereit ietrt tpenn
bic llrterbanoIungen enogtlttg i6ei-
tern ioIlten. GuG bot er 10000
W2onn Su Eorrepn iteben. Or tpiro,
ipenu eS gum Sample fontnt, oireft
nuf Die &niiptitnOt Merifo Iosgeben.
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gIdn5enO obgeIdlaqen. Biele Wu[Ien
iDrrben geto0tet imo periutinoet.
Die Serben, Die In Bositien eirs
orangen unO 9iiegrao nobuen, HnS
iiber Die 9rina suridgeiporfeu nor.
ben. Gle boben cine &rongbort.
toIonne einaebabt iulb cine &eeres.
fdule lit oifeerieben tpornen. Gie
ferbiide Sntptnrnee ltrlter benz
GonntanOo oes friiberen Serieosnti.
niiters go3dnonitid, iDeI6e @oua.
mia erreidt batte, iDanote Tia Sitr
5Iudt. Sie berIor elm Battalion
nnb Hebrere Isitrnileitien.-
&nifeu sie6eH iiG snriid.
@ien 12. Of, iiber &miterOun
itttb 9onOon. = Gin bonn &oiipt.
qnartier atlseesebenes Bulletin Ioit
tet:
sl1nier 9ormdrI1 Bot sic 9RtIIen
eedtuitngen, TIRE genriibltngen gegen
Br5en1Dsl, Die in Der 91a6t boul 5.
Oftober ibren @ipFeLp1t1rtt erreidten,
dit berringern. Sn iener gsa9t tud.
rem bic rlliiiiden gerIitite i6redIif.
@eItern giadutittog tultr6e Oos
8ombarOement Der 5eItling i1nG.
der. 3ie gtuIien begoilnen, ibre
Streittrdfte altritdsusiehen.
llniere borriidenoen Sritppen fins
IN Der gedbe bon 2oncltt (12 Naei.
len Oitli9 bon gtaes5oip) NIT MI.
nlerii9 iiberlegenen feinoli9en Grlp.
pen IN einen beftigen 4arnpf gera.
then. 9ie Sdladt tobt neiter.
Die &uiien baben 35es5om be.
reit sgerdltut. 8ie Gage in 0en
aarpatbeu lit gut. Ser rldliife
&iifdu bon Rormaros S8iget lit in
DiI6e Glu6t alsgeartet.
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S5anseintueihnna.

@litte lester ISOLDE be3ogen SEER
ui16 Srau SenrD Sof1neiIter ibr
bibides Sau8, 1884 Sau g[be., liuO
am SanItag ipuroe oas gbepaar
BON einigen OreiBia 6reltn6elt our6
einen unerpdrteten 8eiuf nnqe.
nebm iiberraidt. GiIen uttS Grin.
fen bate man in &iiIle un6 SaIIe
utitgebra6t uno benz gbepaare Sof.
meiiter tpuroen 5tpei prGftige Ghat.
felitiibIe perebrt. Crit 8lt ipdter
Stlrnbe trenrte man it6 bon oeu
goitIt6en &GunetL
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gae6. serb. Strings crbaIf sraatr.
funne.

ltnertportet errei1te beitte Waoraen
Reb. &aplan aringg 0ie 9sodridlt
bonn Sinidei6en ieiner eelie6tea
gt1ttter, Die am 10. Sept. in a0In
itorb. Die 8erItorbene nar efne
edte belitide Grol NIT feltenen Ser.
5ens. uno @eiitesanIogen, 0eren
@influb melt iiber BEN sSon1iligatreis
binousragte. gbarafteriItii1 mar
ibre geiitige &egianfeit 1tr6 ME er.
lobmen0e &bdtigteit 1tno SpfertuiI.
ligfeit. Ser S6Iog lit Inn 10 bdr.
ter fir 9ater &rtngg, aIs er aud
itnt oos SdifiaI ieines grt0ers
bongt, Der in Der 6ro1tt Itebt. sc.
DtB miro S. Strings in oeitI6en
&reiien, bic ibn berebrert, aufri6.
tiger Sbeilnabme begegnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-12

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