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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
YALE BOWL May
NOT Be FINISHED
BEFORE BIC CAME

~ @oHN'FS -, ,.-.1
new = 9th' t'< l-''' + - aari
ah4e lullus tllit.t'lt' ~ = ~ ~ v5ie
oaA4 tile '3ii' ''',lleu N
atHlstie atauiu'h "i'lt ~ for
peclea Moul ~ iiil's' f''tl ~ go e4r5e
tle iiaiEalul oiN y, i,. -,
scheauleo loI 80 ''ll.,'ei 49, If
.lli''ee g en-. p,.,,i = ii the new
'i,1 H., = " ao,arstly farn,ed ana of
p. w t',,i.t.' .tbfetie CONTINENT
af,., n nl.,,,nrG ~ install has is-
,,a ,{4...tiet. .,nnaal Il Graduates.
,.,',,,,e,t H.. r5oga forfrfbiIttans is fin
~, III, ,.arI, ~, tbe foatbal structure
AZ IL il.,r,a5..l aan,a nevt
fn a. s,,sflflae af tha eam-
, mini and I'm Vale h have the next
vale Harvard eame IN the Bowl but
nnless moro funds are received, this
s,fu H. intposgible since approximate
~ 500 600 must ne subscribed with
me- short time. iii order To continue
fhe work without interruption
Tho yale Ro,vI I'D an present
,tanana MIN ~ tbe most uretentf0ns
ana communications college athletic
amphitheater i'm the world When
Completed Ii win scat 81 500 spectators
and there will still De room for sew
eraI thousand standecs no provision
hag been made for either track ath-
letics OF baseball In the stadium which
has caused some little dissatisfaction
among the followers of these Sports.
EvOn though il IS used exclusively Tor
football IL will he the most imposing
and expensive of ali the structures Gl
similar type b. the country
Wnen the present Harvard sta-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
Olympic Appropriations
Bill Passed BY Germans

erection ~ the stadium, laying out tho
different tracks and fields. large
part 81 Il viii be used 10 gather and
develop enough German athletes to
win place for Germany on the atn-
lettc map.
Dr kranzeiein, the former cham
plan hurdler Of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. who Is now head coach
of the German team, will have suffi-
tient funds % engage several scouts
and trainers - assist him in procuring
and etelCping men who are likely %
score points for their country.
Every section If The country VIII be-
secured for promising material Tho
Imperial OLYMPIC committee Will alsr
spend "a large amount leasing and
clearing a large tract 81 land near the
stadium which may be used by the
athletes eff other countries for train
ing camps
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
FOLSOM PRISON LOSES
CRACK BALL TWlRLER
tsy sosmse JOURNAL SPECIAL lsasso w,ss

Reprcsa. Calf Feb Folsom
prison lost its most popular convict
today
Eugene Lavender, burglar. and star
pitcher of the Major league base
bah team Of The pen, got AN nneondi-
tlonal release from the state but
when he stepped from Tile prison
gate. Sheriff Fleming III McLennnn
county Texas. was waiting with oN+
tradition papers 90 take Lavender 20
Texas e. face trial ON "a burglary
barge
Lavender served -four years al Ful-
som and was the Idol 81 the prison
fans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23

rsy MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LeAsHH "'Ntl
Gl;.ago Feb 22.-"l started in
sahsii Win shoe string and TO-
ebf ana worth more than q mill
.,t,n 3ollarg' Charles Murphy VINO
paer pressme Yesterday the
utrollma interest in the chicago
1affunal League club, said tonight.
AL Murphy sat comfortably ~
.o.f N pillows. for hc IS still suffer
NJ with mmbago, in The great room
f,5s home and seemed al peace WiAh
etm a happy man, he said, pe-
.,1sn haven't thing TO worry Apou
Trbodv rs calling me names ana eTIt-
1eistno me ana Ii seems aa II urge
tobf had been lifted from my shout
gers feel Just like the man VINO
@sFad what he would 40 # some one
.4 MIN ii million dollars feplle
1,sf * would seek the best room Z
she hea hotel In town, leave 81 Y
IN o'clock the next morning ahl
,,bep he was awakened - That noui'
tafl Ina world to go TO blaHes
flalf Slilliun Ills Price?
air Murphy ehucklcd and tneh
oreu serious when he was asked y
I'm HOW much Charles r Tart cav
sn for lhe 53 per cont OF the stoeN
az the dub ...34,.e
a would BE- violating 2 eonildq,lne,S
1, eiye the exact amount, ne lepllFo
a6Tt estimated cn The fasis ot VIZ
prire + received for my interest Wy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
CHANGES SQUAD TO
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR
HOUSTON THURSDAY

New York, Fob. 22-pmns fer ass
scmhling the New York American
league clubs PLAYERS at the Texas
training camp were announced hF the
club tonight
The vanguard wlll leave here Thurs
day for Houston Arthur Irwin Mike
Bergen and Trainer Charles barrett
will be Ia charge 81 the party The
contingent of pitchers NOW ~ iot
Springs, TED bv E0aCh Tom baiy, Will
arrive in Houston about The aathe
time Frank Chance viii he there on
sunday morning, March + 20 receive
the players,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-23
BARNEY kURTZ WILL
MEET GUS FLORES IN
SILVER CITY SOON

naney Kurtz. one Of Mark Levy's
pupils. has signed articles for ten
reand bout with Gus Flores of Silver
citN, III that place kurtz, aecompa-
Mad bp Max Nontoga, his trainer ieit
iaf nieht FLORES recently was ue
feated by Johnny fKid) Williams o.
Denver
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
Attrantire Recention

Most attractive and in keeping with
the holiday season was the reception
given by Mrs. Willard F. Snider Satur-
day afternoon IN her home on East
Main street. Killarney roses and car
nations were used in the reception
hall, white hyacinths and smilax in
the parlor, crimson carnations and
poinsettias in the library, while in the
dining room yellow roses and ferns
were artistically arranged, rustic
basket filled with tea roses forming
the tablets centerpiecc.
The hostess was assisted in receive
ing by the honor guests, Mrs. Edward
w Maxwell, of West Union; Mrs.
George Price, of Fairmont, and Miss
Mcknight, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Ed
ward G. Smith and Mrs. Charles Parr
presided in the dining room where re-
freshments were served and were as
sisted by Miss Haymaker. Miss Bland
and Miss Parr. Coffee was poured by
Mrs. Charles McCarty with Miss Vir=
ginia Gaylord and Miss Jane Maxwell,
of West Union. Mrs. Frank B. Hay
maker served FRUIT punch assisted
by Miss Koblegard and Miss Edna
Haymaker
| The aides through the rooms We're
cave for Goucher College at Balti-
Travis, Mrs. Lewis o. smith, Mrs
Elmer Goodwin. Mrs. Olandus West
Mrs. John Sopher and Mrs. Morgan
Parsons. About 2A0 guests called
during the hours of the reception.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
DIES IN NINE
Foreigner Stricken Suddenly III
and Dies before Removed
from Mine.

Funeral services over the body OF
Joseph Salymasi, aged 40 years, an
italian miner employed by the Con-
sol'datton Coal Company It it's New
Chieftain nine, who died at 3
O'Clock Saturday afternoon of hem
-nrrhagss of the lungs in the mines,
was held at . O'Clock Monday after
noon at the Lynch-Osborn Under
taking Company and the burial was
in the Holy Gross cenetefys-s.r,,,s.
,Sdiymasi was taken suddenly ~
while at his work in the mines and
died before he could be removed to
his home. The deceased man is SUR
vived by widow and family living
in the old country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
S OCIAL
yVp1lIinp flescribed


The Wheeling Register gives the
following description OF a recent
wedding, at which George B. Choir
lpening, of this city, was the brides
groom:
The marriage lof Miss Alice Chap
lime RidgeIy and Mr. George Burton
IChorpening. OF Clarksburg. took place
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. A. NJ R4dgely in Woodsdales at
3 O'Clock New Years Day in the pres
ence OF the immediate families and
intimate friends.
The bride wore brown travelling
gown trimmed with brown fur and
Imported hat to match. Miss Anna
Rfdgely as maid of honor, was the
brides only attendant. She wore
blue charmeuse with lace drapery
and velvet hat. DR.. Sydney Raymond
Post. of Clarksburg. w. Va, was the
best man. The wedding party entered
the drawing room to the strains of
the wedding march from Lohengrin,
played by Miss Helen Ridgely, who
also played softly during the entire
service. After the ceremony an in
formal reception was held. The
house was decorated in flowers and
southern smilaX by Langhan. Zeig-
enfelder served the luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chorpening, left on
the 5:35 train for New York. From
there they will sail for a six months
tour of southern Europe and the
Orient.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
DEEDS FILED.
In the: Office, of the County
Clerk Here TO Be Re-
corded by Him.

r. c and w A. Gaylord to Roberta
L. Ioruor, 2 lots city.
West End Land Company to- Dorsey
w. Cork, 2 lots, ssteatey Heights
II. Wv Dent to sMollie " BasseH ]
james Boyle to Mary Boyle, lot;
John P. reynolds to NJ H. Burn
side, lot, Central School addition
Mary NJ. mccarthy to Raymond E
Garner, / lot, Johnson Heights
Charles G. Coffman to Susanna A.
Morris, lot, Salem.
Susanna Morris's heirs to Delphia
NJ. Morris, lot, Salem.
Isaac n Wilcox to A, H. Fletcher
81 square poles, Tenmile district.
Carl Fletcher to A. H. Fletcher, IL
acres, Tenmile district.
&. A. Hornor to j. B, Hart, / lot
Stealey Heights.
John B. Hart to Moses Tichenal,
hot, Stealey Heights.
Lena A Davis to Bertha A, Robin
sen. lot, Broad Oaks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05

Mrs Margaret simpson has farm
near Eaton Rapids. Mich, which she.
has managed for the last forty-tnree
years
The always mysterious Dead Sea IA
Palestine is providing a. new puzzle
! for scientists, as it seems to be drying
M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
Rox Snpner .Receipts.

The Burnside and Hog Camp
schools consolidated this year in hay-
ing box suppers and the success has
been gratifying, The amount re-
Eceived is $s1, which viii be used lin
improving the Libraries and repairing
the school buildings. The highest
price paid for box was $11.25. Miss
Winnie Coffindaffer prepared it and 1t
was purchased by D. G. Fitzpatrick
Other ladies who assisted in the move
ment are Ruth Cohindaffer, one box;
Roxie Curry. two boxes; Mamie Camp
bell, three boxes; Mary Morgan, four
boxes; Nora Morgan, two boxes; Icie
Smith, six boxes; celia Hill. teacher
of the Ward school, seven boxes; Ethel
Chandler, eight boxes; Pauline Roet-
tig, eleven boxes; Oma Hall, twelve
boxes: Miss Brown, of Jane Lew, and
Mrs w. A. Armstrong, thirteen boxes;
and Gladys Cottrill, thirteen boxes.
The gentlemen who were as gen
erous are James Cox. d. c. Fitzpatrick,
Grover Curry, Willie Curry, Earl
Curry,i Cleveland Davis, Glen Bell,
Peter lBartrug, Arthur Myers, Wayne
Paugh, Charles Paugh. Oriel Talbot,
Harvey Queen and Hubert CompbeH
The exercises. were greatly enjoyed
betauses of the excellent order and the
large amount of money received.
i The patrons and teachers of the
schools extend their thanks for the
contributions and their appreciation
of the exercises Is. loudly voiced.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
JAILED FOR GRAND JURY.

For stealing a medicine case. valued
at $40 belonging to 4r.lA T. Post sew
eFal days ago. John Evenholt was
held for the action of The next grand
jury and jailed in default OF bond
Monday in Justice T. G. Nicewarner's
court At the trial John said he was
liable to do anything when he was
full of Whiskey or dope
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
In Homo az lTfss Long.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Meyers de-
lightfully entertained at an elegant
6 O'Clock dinner last evening in the
Baker apartments on West Main
street in honor of Miss Adele Long.
of Baltimore. The table decorations
consisted of hyacinths. carnations of
all kinds. roses and the like and palms
were used in the rooms. Ten couples
highly enjoyed the occasion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
Sand .Cla1us Social session.

CIarksburg Lodge, No. 1872, Ben
evoIent and Protective Order of Elks,
will have inffatidns tomorrow night,
after which there viii be g social ses-
sion, in honor of the baby Elks
and NJ. C. Witten. of Bluefield, dis
trict deputy to the grand exalted rul-
er. Mr. Witten will pay his first! OF
fetal visit to the lodge.
For the social session an elegant
vaudeville program has been Sar-
ranged by Percy Byrd, chairman sot
the social session committed. "A fea-
ture of the social session, which pro
misses to be the best in the history of
the lodge, will be a Christmas tree.
AS invitations have been extended
to the Grafton and Parkersburg lodg-
as to attend, it is expected thai there
will be quite a numb Der OF visitors
from the two cities.
The following menu has neen pre-
pared:
Clam Chowder
Pickles Olives Celery
Escalloped, oysters
Sandwiches
EIks Milk Soft Drinks
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
Mrs. Miles Enterfains.

Mrs Alice Miles entertained few
friends very informally Saturday after
noon at auction bridge in the home
of her mother, Mrs. Virgie, compli-
mentary to her guests, Miss, Brown,
of Amherst. Nova Scotia, and Miss
Coolnbs. of Bath. Ne
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
Board to Meet.

The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions, will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 at the home off Mrs. Martha
Smith on Mechanic. streets, Mrs. w,
NJ Long will be in charge of the pro-
gram, with Mrs. Rufus Ash in charge
of the music
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
SchonI GirIs LenYe.

Among the school girls who will
leav efpr Goucher College at Balti-
more this evening" will be Miss Hood.
Miss Snidere Miss Haymaker, Miss
Robinson and Miss Mcknight. of Phil
adelphia. Es
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05

at 1880 O'clock. All members of the
cast and choruses are urged to be
present. The coach of the opera, Mr.
Fitzgerald, will be here Thursday to
take charge of the rehearsals
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
RoUTE Extended.
1serelAl Il &c rElEeRAnl

tsPEcIAL 70 TIE TELEoHANI
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. g.
Congressman Moss has been notified
of the extension of rural route No.
2 at Cairo, the change benefiting
eleven additional families
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RellIlion.

4 very pleasant reunion was nelo
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Wright on Ben street Sunday, Janu-
ary 4th, in the form of turkey and
salad dinner. Music was the diver
sion of the afternoon. Those who
enioyed the day were: Mrs. Mary
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Reeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell, Mrs.
4. l.. Runnion. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Wright, Mrs. Nancy Bachman, Miss
Rose Bachman, Guy G. Wright, c. w.
Bachman, Ferdinand Bachman, Mad
AVN Reeder, Mabel Wright, Beulah
Wright, Harry Bachman, Marvin
Runnion, Evelyn Wright, Edward
Caldwell Harry Runnion, Mary
Wright.
The rehearsal of the cast and
choruses for the opera al San Toy,
which was to. have been at Miss
Cora Atchisons this event will be
held ia the parish house of Christ
Tcni7rora3 church beginning proniptiy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-05
KOYISH Is RELEASED.

Michael Kovish, of Meadowbrook,
was acquitted of charge of interfer-
ing with Constable BENJAMIN ". Har-
oert in making an arrest there re-
Gently when tried in. Justice w r
starchers court Saturday nlght ana
he was released from custody.
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gOlitiide gnfiinOisnnscn.
5rnnt SnnOle.
annSiOut fir ltrfnmOen. Regitrar.

Inter ben 8eomtert, Die Iif hin
cine 8ieOernomination benerben utO
oieieIbe aud reidlid peroieht ba.
ben, befin6et iid Serr 6ranf %.
8an0Ie, Der Dortreffli6e &egiiter OF
DEEDS, (l1rfunOen. Regiitrar.) &err
8an0le bat bds 4mt bereits felt Ell.
uer Reibe bon Sabren in elmer @eiie
beflei0et Die mr. 6aS bohlte Sob
oler Burger gefunben bat. @r per'
traut Oesbalb ben 8Irgern i'm rpie.
Der 81 nominiren iinO au %ertDGblen.
@err 8an6Ie lit oeutider abitant.
multg lrO e~rfreut iif) inter ben
6eutiden 8iirgern oes Gouttps gro.
Der 8eliebtbett. @r fat audi ftet5
fir oeutide 9%eitrebungen cine offene
@ono gebabt. Die Sollptiode iebo9
i'll, oaB er Elm ielten tii6ti9er 8eom-
ter lit un0 baB er rur duf oieie
@riitOe bin iid nm Die 8ieOernabI
benirbt, Die er reihli6 oeroient bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-07
SD, anOeripn fir stants.
abaeurOneter.

SEER Senrp 4noerion bot 6Io.
renee, elmer unierer %befornte1 1eut-
iGen bes gountn's, trih anf BEN
oemofrntiiden 8ifet fir Die 0omi.
nation oes Stants- glbgeoroneten oui
uno ioute mbeoingt oie geiummte
llnteritiiBun9 oIIer oeutiden 9eno-
fraten fitloen. 9err 4nOerion iii
elmer Der Mitbegriinoer Oes Sn1o.
ba Blattoeuti6en 8ereitlS u1lo olidJ
Mitglieo oes Mltiifbereins, Gr
5ablt 3u unieren 6e1iti6en Bionieren,
uno bat BON ieber Den offentliben
8org1ngen beionoere aufmerfiomfeit
getpiou1et uno lit oesbalb befGbigt,
OteieS amt 3ur 3ufriebenbeit Der
8iireer 8n bethlehem. 8enn MGnner
tpte Inoerion in bic @eieteebung
geruGblt iperoetL f6nren Die 9iirger
iiher ieiu, baB uitgered)tc gorlogen
befdmpft peroen. gs Iolte un6e.
6ingt Die domination erboIten, 3li.
NAL er nod Der ein5ige 9euti6e
auf bent bemofratiiGen 8ebl5ettel
iff
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MursbeaS mia bic 9lnssabcn Der.
ringern.

Die @eqner oes Boltoerneurs
Rorebeao uno iciuer anbGnger i'm.
gen laute alogeIie0er iiber Die gro.
ben @el0iummen, bic BON Der 2e9is.
latur Oernusgabt perocu. Gle tbtn
Oies in 6orm bon 3irfuloreu uip.,
Die geciguet iiuo, beim 9ubItfunt
falihe gIuii6ten ilber ben oberItelt
9eamten oe3 Staate5 5l erneden
Inn Oa6ur9 ieiner aanoi6atur fir
Die BieOeripabl 81 itaoen.
2ange beoor ieood 6ieie eifrigeil
8erren nit ibren alagelieOern be.
gannen, hatten Der @oupernetr un0
Die 9egislatlr begonneu, ouf M}it.
tel uuO 8ege gu iinnett, Inn
Die beld9tcn boben glusgaben i'm
Sntereiie Der Steuer5obler 0e8
'StaateS 8u bermin6ern. Die lcbtc
2egtslntrr ernnlmte Elm aomite, oos
obne @ebnlt eifrig g~enrbeitet ilno
einen 9erift n~orbereitet bat, Der
Der ndditeu 2eaisIatur borgelegt
neroen miro. 9teier geriht, Der
5neifeIlos an9enommen iperoeu ur0
oaour6 Die 6orm zines @eieses er.
halten miro, miro cine beOeuten0e
Heouftion in Den 4usgaben Der &c.
gislotlir berbeiiiibren. Sob un0 an.
erfennltng fir oieie SonoIung i'm
Sntereiie Der 8eIobeuteI Der 9iir.
ger oeS Stdates gebiibrt bener, Die
MIR bon patrtotiiden Motiben ge.
Ieitet mo obne einet Sent oofiir
5u bejieben Iid nit bieIer Mii6e
oieier groBen Arbeit f%reilpiqig I'M.
.ter5ogen. Die @1bIer piiroen einen
9roBen Seller nno cine groBe I'm.
gerehtigfeit begeben tpolten lie oer-
ienigen querfennltng 5oLen, Die lei.
Der iiber nod beIteben6e 3uItdnoe
beiogte alagelieoer finger, obne
ielbit cine Sano 5ltr 8eIIeruug Der
8erb1Ituiiie geriibrt gu bnben. Sn.
eriter Clinic aber ioate man niht
bergeiien ooB IS @ourerNeur More.
beoo uno ieine gnbdnger tporen,
bura Oeren 9fotb uno ginfIuB Die
5i ibrem pntriotiideu
gntidluiie gctrieben nuroen. So.
men gebiibrt oemnod in %eriter 81.
ME 9[nerfenmlng, Die in Der ebrcn,
pollen Sorm elmer 8ieoertpabf. IN.
qeaftet fleinli6er gnrteiriiffi6ten
am 6eiten ibren ausoruf finoen
nm gIeid5eitig Elm fDobl ber0ientes
8ertrmtensmotlim fir Serrn More.
bead be6euten piiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-07
4nienh q. Grin.

9eutider aanoiont fir Grieoens.
ridter auf Dem repubIifanii6en Elf.
fet, in Der 8rim1rtuabL am is.
auguit. Bin felt Sd Sabren elm
Burger bon Omaha unO Elm ItGoti.
ifer angeiteater ieit 4 Sabren. Sa.
be e6enfaIs Elm Sobr lang aIs 6rie-
oensridter in Florence, Nebr., ge.
wirft, uno BETTE ale fir Sas amt
n6tbiger grfobrnngen. Bin Wait.
slieo Der Mooie 2oge. Sd erIube
Die Oeutideu &epubIifnner, fir mid
5l itinnnen, un6 eebe ibnen Die Der
iiherung, boB id, fans nominirt
1no erp1blt, ons Mmt ;ur bonen
8ufrieOenbeit Der 8iireer aisiben
rpsroe.
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Observation-Disclosures

RnIfinser G. 8e6b. Omaha gotio.
mol 8anf @eb., 3immer $50. Ouu.
ia. 1elepbon Douglas 1893.
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guoOrnff gaa fir staatsienatpr.
Wtitglieb Der anf getrribcn ocs
StaatsUer6auOes gei6affcnen
CONFORMATION

@err 8oooruff 9aQ bon @alen.
tine, gteb., Gberrp GolIitp, tritt bel
ben Oiesidbrigen 8rimdruablen als
republifanii9er annoioat fir Die
9ominatton ais 5taotsicnator pom
%. ScnatsOiitrift allf, Der oie Goun.
ties bod, 9ronn, Gberrp, S6eri.
Dan, Games, Dor, Butte uno Siour
umfaBt. 9euicnigen Qeutidell, Die
lid fiir Die @eifide oes Staotes
mo Die Gbdtigfeit oe5 0euti6en
Stantsper6anoeS intereiiirer, lit Der
gtante 8oooruff Bal nidt uitbe.
fuunt. @ar oas 3uitanOefommcn
Der iesigen Staat5. 5orit. Gommiiiion
6oh bauptiobli6 Dem energtihen
@etreiben mo Dem G%intlujie oes
Staotsberbonoes 8u beroanfen, uno
@err 9aQ lit Der Sefret1r oieier
%@ommtiiion, Die NIT ieiner 5tlfe
bel Suites I'M Sntereiie 0es Sort.
relens u%nieres Stante5 5uitauOe 8e-
bro9t bat.
6errn 9oa un6 ben unoeren W2tt.
elie0ern Der Gomntiiiion lit es &C.
Iungen, BON Der gunOesreqierung
ireitere 6onos I'M @eiommtbetroge
bon $4,000 iiir 4nforiten i'm Staa.
te 3ebrasfa 5ll erlangen. @6enio
bat SEER Sal bieles An0ere fir
Gle 5oroerung oes 8oritpeiens uno
Der M%eioegriinoe in Rebrosfa &C.
tEan, oas in erIter 2inie ben 8ieb.
5iidtern 5ll CUTE fam. 9ur9 cine
bon BrdIioent Gooiepelt erlaiiene
8%roflanIotiou tpuroen brei berihie.
Oene Gbeile oes States oils sic
ational- Sorltreierpen be.
itin1mt, Die ais Die Ylott, Dismal
1tu0 g~eiobrnro 8ibiiionen Der Sort.
%reieroe befannt pur6en. Gs mar
i'm @an8en Elm @ebiet bQu $4,000
adern. 8ie Dismal ooer Coup 81.
biiion Iiegt in &bomns un0 Blaine
Counties, inc in Der Iebteren ipltr.
De 1913 cine 9aumihule atlgeleqt,
Die iest idbrIid 100000 8flon5en
oufpeilt. Gina 100000 0ieIer 8flan.
5an peroen frei an Anlie0ler I'M
tpeitliden Nebrasfa %oertbeilt.
ollie Dies i'll NIT GROCER lltniiht
bon Der Itantltden 6orItfommiiIion
eingerid)tet mo bic arbeit NIT OH.
Beroroentlidem @rfolge betrieben
tporocn. Serrn gaa gebiibrt ais
Der 9ommiiiion Elm nidt
geringer 9beil Der anerfenn1ing fir
0ieie 8eroienite
Die grin0Iide 8fIege beg Sort.
ipeienS 1tn6 bos gtelt.glnforiten mar
IN ienen 3eiten me6r o0er meniger
etmas gang 0eues III ben Ser.
Stanten urlo notiirlih oud i1 Den
iauoigen @iigeln 3ebruSfa'8. IS
mar Oomnls in inherent Stoate ell
Experiment. Seut5utoge lit 0ieies
boriiber, uno ole 6orit-
pflege lit at elmer itGnoigen @inridt-
oemoroen. 9as aeigt, pie biel
in 70 fur8er 3eit errei6t lporoeu
lit.
abgeieben bon oieien geroieniteu
iid SER 4na nod aus OH,
6eren @riinoen 0afir, ieinen 0iItrift
Staotsietat 5u Dertreten. CT
bat in ben letter Is Sabren beItGn-
oise, intime 8iiblung nit Der gieb.
aiifterei in icinem Diitrift 9ebrbt,
bat fir Die gerbeiier1in9 Der 0eiOe-
geiorgt nho meiB gellau,
ipos iein 9iItrift brouht. Mud bat
er ourd1 ieinen ginfIuB uno ieinc
gemiihunnen bic Alln0hme mehre.
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rem ausfiibrung er ioiort ifritt.
in6em er bieie niibli6e gereinisung
orgoniiierte uno beftdl1oig fir ibre
6oroerumg eifrig t6Gtig mar. @epib
iperben Die 8dbler feilren 6ebler
beaeben, lpeitn iie g8oooruff BAL
5ltm repubIifdniifen aan6ionten fir
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