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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
Jones Taxes First Prize

None of the Sank county contestants
took prizes in the w. D. Hoard contest.
The first was taken by VIM. M. Jones of
Waukesha, and the others were scat
tered about the state.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
Licensed TO Marry
Herman Heinz, Westfeld
Emma Hasz, Westfield

Mrs. Emma Walsh has returne d to
her home in Chicago after several
days spent in this city the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. D. a. Lewis, Ash street.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
Rev. Doyle Ordained

An account of the ordination of Rev.
Doyle will appear in the next issue of
this paper.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

R. Jores, VIC rs been teaching
school in the vicinity Of Baraboo, left
for his home in Spring Green to spend
the summer months.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

Mrs. P. C. Elliott, Miss Mildred Platt
and grandmother, Mrs Miller, of North
Freedom spent today in the city.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

WANTED TO RENT or room
modern house, centrally located or
suite of unfinished rooms. Inquire at
this Office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

Still another shipment of hobby up
to-date hats in the latest styles just re-
ceived and don't forget we save you an
average Of SOC apiece, also splendid line
of work hats ard straw hats.
The Fur Store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
Chicago live Stock.

Hogs-Receipts 14,0C0 Quotations
ranged at $7.95@8.1O light shippers,
SS.000S.10 heavy shippers, $500
500 heavy packing and $7.30@7.75
god to fancy pigs.
Cattle Receipts $1,000 Quotations
ranged at SS.6OGS.90 good to choice
steers. $6.75@725 choice to prime
beef COWS, $7.5O0SOO good to choice
fed he.fers, and $8.75QS.50 good to
st veal caves.
sheep-Rer as 1900. Quotations
ranged at @..oo = $50 good to prime
native lambs, $6.25070O good to
choice handy yearlngs; $5.e506.15
good to choice wethers, and $4750
500 good to choice handy ewes
Butter.
Extras, 2614 0261ac; extra frsts, 25
@26c; frsts, 22024c; seconds, 20
Q21c.
Live Poultry.
Turkeys, per h., 1867 chickens,
fowls, 13t4c; old ROSTERS, 1Oc; broil-
ers, 26@30c; ducks, 14c; geese, 1Oc.
EAST Buffalo Live Stock.
Dunning & Stevens, Live Stock
Commission Merchants, East Buffalo,
n. Y, quote as follows: Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100; market steady. Hogs
Receipts 1900; market strong; heavy,
s8.4O@8.5O; Workers, $3.50; pigs, 1915
@S.25. Sheep Receipts, 200; market
steady; top lambs, $500; wethers
s6.OO@6.35; ewes, $4.5OQ5.50. Calves.
s5.5Q1O.5O.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

FOR SALE-1913 Harley-Davidson
motorcycle, chain drive, five h. p. A
bargain. Capener Bros, Baraboo,
Wis.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
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THE MARKETS
Chicago Cash Grain Quotations

Chicago Cash Grain .QUOtatIon6.
Wheat-No. red, 94A @95%c; No.
Sc red, 93A @94azc; No. hard winter,
SO q @95c; No. northern spring, go
971sc; No. northern spring, 96@97c;
No. spring, 94@95c. Corn-No. 2,
370A @70%c;;. No. 2 white, 7O1z@71Rc;
No yellow, 701a @71Ac; No. 3, 700
Tic; No. 8 white, ,701k@71Ac; No. 8
yellow, 701k@71c; No. 4, .69@691zc; no
grade, 63@671ac. Oats NO. 2 white,
41@41Ac; No. white, 38040%c; No.
white, 391k@40c; standard, 1910
40%c.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

Ask to see our "International" suit.
samples and get prices on suits made
expressly for you. See the new Eng
lish designs for real style, prices very
reasonable.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

We sell the Beloit Shirts bought at
the factory and there are no better
shirts made. We also have underwear,
hosiery, suspenders, collars, ties, mems
and bows Khaki pants, and the very
best slip on rain coats.
We want your trade.
The Fur Store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

Our regular $.85 overall is as good as
many dollar overall and we sell them
at $.75. We use it as leader. Bet
ter get pair.
The Fur Store.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04
Popular Wants

4 lines, time weekly 15c
4 lines, 2 things weekly 25c
q lines, tins S daily and tins
weekly Csc
For longer time at proportionate
rates.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

TAKEN UP-Bi Scotch collie. Ow-
ner may have same by paying for adj
vertisement and keep James Nc
Feeters, pa Second avenue.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-06-04

The Fur Store.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24
uaeel Don Enfh boron.

auf GinB ISHnm mir uns paaHtH: eehK pMk gsgnsr Dsuilannbi
IN amafa nsFou bic Abmtninraian ub ben Ronsub NIT 1dssrammH
abui4Htu, IN AnH he ir DOurs 3uaimmuna 81 Der unsstHns
bshn ACKNOWLEDGMENT a~usTputsn. bic Biz Standardization ~ BEN Gin
gtHn Japans amsn 1eutfdIanb in aiautIdaa ~anotaHogi baL
gaH miro Ieusn 5ubtt ~ausbrudH abu ohiB iapanitt 8Oretbm =
Snn IOOhl RaFmasfabl III bu, bb man bic ptbt RaHt Der sslbtH pOr'
5abt -. dbr man miro fa mlbn, 30 broHu. bb bic abiouts gatutra'
Itdt bas snie rhhat fHr ms fL uHo "a III hs WulDaroias, bb
ais .abfOu, gmrGlidt" Inner bas btsihntt pre. mas Deutihaub
uHganfis III. as parisinabmt os, mas Der puHosrboun Datihuus BON
5nHBoi,n unb ad6plm, GnsIdnbtrn ms 5upunsn. aoaln Hb 3artd'
zen gHnfis IN.
60 1T Il Bel Der 3nfu Der orobtoIn staicnm scD,fu. Gle III
u7suHtis fix DeuHdanO. aagmsuss Cob in Der ptobritH9m PrsHs
an.ritas. ei Dem abpinttn. Dos Die aomniHraiicn Der f~ranSOfifeu
gnkb bt 3utsI BtrOm hHtH, ttfs entrafuns in bmisbtn gIdh,ru.
DEM i'm gugubdd 1T eas gHnfig fir 8eatfdaHb. msinRa fir eng
lamb, os feline guHossssHoH,R faan5rrsn mub. fat odb mir IS tun
SEPT Die sa6s nit Sapan. Gin GOrt Der QOmtnifrdtiOu Dab ft
m~bbiniamb t@m Gtnsr,fm 5dpuuss sguHbrfsben pHrot, Sifs
Wort gu r4tr 3ht an England auiattt DHtOt b, Code OsrbiHosrt
Eabsu. gtusi6i 1T Is psgn Der Gage in R,ttO ui6t ssTprOatH pOrOsu.
9itnsift nat pssn Der pbilpptun
ghr bic bihu 3uhtmmunssdubuuusn in Den aeiGri,ln Der ansh'
ar1sutauHttn prFs gu ohfsn. DsuHhnno u~nsinRigsn gorsang in Der
omriauHan pOHit, Die qrohfs sssm t@r Dmf6anO sHnigm
9Orsaug. mtuldbt bon Dem g%OmbaOemsnt NIT 9spfasn, mdbien 5Dsb
tnOs ben GinOrud %Dsrfdrisn, ben Die .R. .. MouSs. Die .2fmes" Der
s6srao" u 10. nit ibmn attutitsn unb SsHhtn ,6erpOr5ubtiusn
rafu9sH ob bic gtimmuns amsrfus gang OHF ettu Nu uuiurpiorg
grbanS,Rn uHO itsdssn 5,iuo, 0euH6anbs f.
gr prcm init grosFn bic isse safnns Der aOmnHraiton in
br atauti6uu Gade uidi duotrH. ameria pHb bic Gogtn Os iads
rftsn erfogss = ptun Is elmer Miro ipdtr fdtm uuo gu belastn
babsn.
absr sbsuIo pt Dsut6tur6s gsgnsr Elm Reimbursement bel tor
Sstgeubet nit 9speaen auf Die COMMUNICATION unO Den aoHgub ts
offHu, fOnhn mir ss tun. 0amit man F4 nht iue in mubnstOn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24
Deutschland oefensiper Anertff.
lgrof. duna 6rarlt in .6af6aInn0'.l

(grof Sumo Srarte in ~Suf6aIn61
0aB Dmtidnnb, obgtih Is auf Der egnpdrtsn Netbutns bR
ere ROae ubrH0mmen gu hobsn iftnt, in Dirtittst nht bic Snhias
the gu Dem gtpahtsn aonfhtt ats.tr bal, ionoen nur i'm Tcne Ggifen8
:dmpft piro ieotm psrnunfig osnfnben genfaen Iout sinlsuatsn. ptnH
G Fh fo9nbs 5mgen bergsgsnpdrfgt:
@rftHs: CAPT &c fd NIT Der 9trnuaft p%trsnbursn, Bern man an
ninHt, Or otntfas aaiisr pHrOs mutpinig uno TorgIos Tsn gan3es &C.
Jtnspsrt aus Spiel ftBgt, nur pon'otm Aabne gaeitt, einn rubmDoaen
.uiitGritsn Grd1. 5u s5itten2 Isnn u nod elm SingIng mare uEs
sf ibt ben sfrOn bttgen bate 10 tOnnts man bRMht 81 Der anHi
ttnntigsn, bag sr Fd bon Osrartgsn gROHOsn bate ttsu lnHen. Qbtr &
r fem Singing mebr; bel bidsn GthpnIktsn bat er et3dgt, Odb ct nj.
ron Dem einsbHn geodnten our9orungen III, pOr Der gdt ais 7rioens.
fdrf OaSuFsben; T bat nit ouBsrgspShnHaer Gnsrgt. ~Qufopfsrung uno
8~sburrIdst fem saues 2sbsu lang fd Der bobsu aufgube %gspiOmet.
9suI6Iano gu elmer fOthsu s0bt gu brnssn, boB es in be5ug ouf 3Ott.
fnion. gOItssrsabnng, 8tFsnfaaf, 6anOsL SuOuFrb:, bitoenOe auut
ano 6feutite gmaI tonanstben6 III. 9ann man 6u brnlnftgsr Ielt
febdupen, ob io1 Elm Utonn in snsm unbsfonnensn Qusenblid BON elmer
~fIbfid6tgsn Tanis bfauen, ben Ourd bartt asbsnsarbst srriatt
zen guu gu ssrHDun9
3petens: Sam man auf Elm bruinftess lrtdt auiprut nader.
nsnn man be6auptt, Oas osufte gdi BAIT, F4 in Nhfen aOnfGtt &c.
hir3t unbeadkt Der saHafe. Dab ihm baraus tan 9ortsl iOnosrn nt
Gin geruF sntFebt2 RiemoIs bat 9sufdtanb IN fenr Gsi69te fold
tnen WoblfnHo, snsn fold bpben Grdb Der 9Otsduftdrung, fold cine
fabrsnos eknuHs in Dem gsfbanosl uub Der gOtif CREDIT, ais geroos
bsuts. Ielttr gsbists3upods f0nns Is ~snfddogsR2 DarFt es bOffsn,
ourh oiIsn arRg irgenontlds topndt gsfsunssn gu ebanen2 Oeufds
lamb arbstht ausnbltdtd intsnFu nur an sHtt qldnsn. feline aoOnsR
o~us3u6ebnsn, unO Fs fnb: 5n Dtaifs3mtrdIafria Elm. gerbinOuug anti
fdsn Ocean 8u 0Ran hersuHenen uno Die fibren6t Steuuna I'm 5an6d
nit Dem naftncrhnt s~fn3unebmsn; sintqusfH6rung 6sfer ObfHs mar dtr
Rt duf ~fris0Eihsm Nsse i'm Gungt 2dbt es ouf sinen gefun6en Dens
ttenDerfanb f6leben, ptnn man nnnimmt, Deutschland babe niaturi6
tutn aOnfitt. berdubeftpOun, Der, feIbh renn ss fe8rdd buruus RrOOrs
ssen fouh. in tentr Neife 3l fdner gesenndrtgen gr0Be btitraseR uno
pOourd Deasidt feline gan5e rationale erWsnS ~unhrgrden piroe?
Drhttns: gbt Is oa irgenb sinen 3petfI bag DsutftldnOs 6dupts
rttbsDerbsr, RuBLuno. England unO Jrontrei6 Elm, a9sreFipe qDlit gs
gen DsuFdlauO fibren9 England, in Der abFht, 0~eutf6lanbs 6anod
tabmyutgsn; JrdnRid, nit Dem WotiO, efuBsaubrtngsn 5~urdd3uers
pb.rn; RuBanb, in Der 5nhnhOn, DenHatonbs enftuB auf Den 9onOa
nit benz nGbsn Often Elm enbs gu MAIDEN, inOsn Is F9 brett spf9sn
Dtasrrsi9 uO akinoFsn btangts2
4r lit Oenn nun pirfi9 bic tnitsnSs Kraft in 6isTem unanssmsIs
ftnsn aOnffa9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24
eime fraae NIB cine ant~Urt.
Nns aelt foIaen0eg s6reiben ~.

IWs 8gI TDBeNUt5 -UItWtH 81.
s5tgbrt 5erren. - Sd bin elm SIaoe, amr aud elm teur 2MI Sores
D Nimgs. neIhes Iioendnfdid fur 9eutnlanb enedreten IT, Ra Sbrer
EnMht 1T Der 9nnnnDtsmns am artgc Die Sanpmrfdde abtr mad Gan 9Nrs
ions Mndase rf ss tnuaS anOeus sepeiea. Su Sbren gHatt inter @ehlasr
EMg fam man Ieu: SeHapT Burton iagR, odB Elm ehnNges Bort ION 3eurds
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rrhIosr arRgsrIdrume Bs lou os bebenten2 Serfdnno woue ben
Rea - Gn arones@
Dir auhuOren NIT elmer Gesefrooe. Ger @aaIupismus 5rritet
{uFematih felt 30 Sabren Geheuridalngarns fnneren 8rieoea, I'M Is
gum 8eraQ sn byngsu. limb urif SuIest su WteafemOrb. ST rodte
bon gertien ans goanien mo Die SersesOpino IosreBeu, best Die Bull
edfgny lire @fnnneseenOnen IN Geterreih gu retdnmreb uno Runtd.
nien, bic isnenv Or bet cine RatonaIhdt seeen bic anOere. 8eIGe
aaaienfne fou fd 0ns eeanen Iafen9 Seterreihl lngurn bat e Iurge
eeraoen. GtmmaI muBte en GuDe senoht nerOen ebs Rubonb sdns
Esus mar, Uni bic GoIgen bfNr inneren 3DnigEeten bis sum Issten
Gos oussunaben. gone TeuHdInnb GenRre4 bacon nbbaIten, Oh.
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gorad6t an feline @rn8en spiitsn gobmen unO gnnern eebrnft es
ii edIdien b5ntg uanfabt baHs2 1eaHhInnb NI6sr mar ~sedbrbt BET
finen 8erFan Etherrsi6s. Cd trnEt GeHerrei6.llusurn. limb q foae
im rehaeu, enhItd porsusebsn4 imO on 1erfu4 sxpm0erH fb pom or
3eEIdFlmesarbes iefner 0ersr. Ill bsEsign2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24
papa pius Y.

a5ra E~raaaier 8IiaierIilT-
Eixz Ek On aftrnpfen oIer slrt
absxfej1ea MenifenIeben gtne 5l
Glabss an paTt Gus Der 3ebnte
BE algert Sirn etUiaeu Sdlummer
iHbb.
SsIten bot es einen air6enfiriten
eepebea, benz ieoer iroiide Chr.
oei5 10 freruo mar, ME @iuieppe
Surto, Der in ieiner laugeH Sani-
bobn, bic IN elmer armIi6en Suite
beaal1n unb TN 8atifun enoete, i'm.
mer Der @leibe blieb.
periOuIi@ 10 aniprudslos. ME
EN- Rpuid MIR iein fam, patte
er p~iieriidtig iiber Die Sntereiien
bee Stride oeren Sberbdilpt CT iebr
aeacn eisenes gripdrten mo @iin.
ihen g~eipor0en mar. Das BE.
DuBtiem ieiner Observation-Disclosures
nermuldBte ion. nidt MIR beitaHOia
aui Der 0adt geaen Anareiier Der
Stride Il. oes @lmbe1ls 81 ieiH, ion.
orrn and aagreiiio aeleu ales, mas
IT als ieinolif ertauute, Uor5uge.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24

60 lam e., ooB Die eli Sabre
ieines BontiiiFais Don Qompien al.
Ter art eriiiat paren. Gem gor.
.aebeH seaeu 0eH RoOernismis. irin
ltorres J~eitbaIten an allen aniprii.
den, Die Die Stride iemals erbobcn
bat, beidmoren idiDere aonilifte
berauf. 6raufreih, gortugal nno
Spouien bereiteten Dem Papite idiue.
rem Summer. 3piiden Den Regie.
rungen oieier 9anOer uuO Dem Sci.
Iigen Shtble fam es gum gruf.
aber 10 bod erboben itebt Der
cole Gbnrnfter Rius' oes 3ebnten
ou. elm 70 bea Ieu6tenoes 9eiipiel
Der driitIihen 5ueeiOeu bietet ieine
Perionlidfeit. ouB nidt MIR oie
aI1ubigen aatbolifen. ionoern ole
grten Weniden ouf groen ourd
Die Rohridt BON ieinem Sinitdom
IN Grauer pcriebt peroen.
Seine leBten @e6ete gaIten ia.
aild nidlt MIR Der ibm anpertrau.
ten Seeroe, ionoern alien @olrrn,
bic ourd ben entieblihen arieg in
9lotb mo @Ieno geratben Fno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24


Let no citizen OF the United
States underestimate the signi-
ficanee and Importance to this
country OF the demand OF Japan
upon The Kaiser for the surrender
OF the German leased territories
in China.
II means that Great Britain
and its Monaghan ally are deter
mined to control the commerce
OF the Pacific Ocean despite the
right Of any other nation, Of any
other people.
Great Britain and Japan in
alliance broke down the naval
and military strength OF Russia
but 10 years ago, and the astute
British statesmen pitted the
Moagol then against the Slav,
'ust as they are now marshalling
,iav and Celt. Latin and Mongol.
in the same lines to crush the
commercial aspirations and in
lustrial development Of Ger
many.
Let no American or Russian,
or Frenchman, or Slav, imagine
for a moment that bonds OF
blood, or ties of friendship, or
treaties as to territories, or agree
ments at to boundarie, possess
any significance or prove to be
any barriers to hostilities when
British commercialism demands
the overthrow Of its competitors
for the worlds trade.
For 200 years British policies
have made them the. allies Of
Austria and Germany; for 200
years British cash and British
military forces, and British
counsel, were doing duty at
Vienna and Berlin. and from
Fohn O'Groats to Lands End
the Germans were welcome, when
Frenchmen and Russians were
tabooed.
Germany grew too formidable
in the commerce of the world.
too keen a competitor in trade
upon every continent and upon
every sea.
The glorious deeds Of Prince
Eugene and Marlborough were
forgotten; the laurels gathered
by Butcher and Wellington were
withered by the sordid blasts Of
commerciaiism. Ii was not
German militarism that Great
Britain despised. 1t was Ger
man growth in commercial and
German industrial development
that she could not condone or
forgive.
Great Britain has struck Ger
nan prestige and German pros
perity a great blow, but she has
already blasted Germany's hopes
of competing for the worlds
trade.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24
ssa4stnm Dts OsnH4,n yoliss.

Hur ptniaen pir6 es befonnt Itin,
saB in 9eutldlonb, nod BEN Stanb
IS Sabrss 1910, in isber Gtunbe
OurdIdnitiIib 225 9eburisn unb
l25 SOOssfdas srfolssn, bob aIfO
bos beutfht Doll in isber Stunbt
linen geburtsniberThuB bon 100
aufSupsiIm Bat. Nie bisIs ~ges
b0Itsrungsbetpegung" In elmer Stuns
be Dor Ii9 ssbt, Dos ipielt iid ouf
Der biesidhrigen Gtuttgorisr Muss
iislInng fit GeIunbbeitspflsss ouf
elmer sigendrtigen RieIsnioFsl pirts
lid In elmer Stunbe ob: Sn DeutI9s
lamb srfoIgt ale 16 Setunben cine
geburt, nlt % Selunosn sin 9os
oesFal, angt3eist burd ouflsu4s
tenbt rote un6 Ihtpar5e SdeibsH.
IGsnau mad benz GetunbenSsiger ers
f9einen bic 116 m6nulihen unb
Die 100 tpsibIiaen 8ebnrtsn, 6mdI
in Der Stuuoe cine 5oteeburt, "a
NAL in Der Siunbs 3pilinsssebura
0elentlid InngIomer oIs bos
arbeitst Der 3ob, aber immsr
nod bieI su fdnsu; ale ~ Rinu,
ten Firbt Elm SdueIina go
anabsn, Is mdb9su in elmer Stun.
be).
Qud on mas bic 9sutl6en itsr.
ben, fibrt i'm einSeInsn bic SoFeI
0or: ale Az Tlinutsn Elm 9obes4
an SubertuloIe, ale 10 Minul
len elm SoSesfaa burd bDsortiae
geT6nalFt; 3moI in ieb.r Gtun6e
OsrIduft Elm 1lnfaG t0bIi9, 2mot
pnTiiert Elm Selbftmorb. 0ur4
unb Selbitmorb ftsrbsn in
8sutlhIdnb mebr MtnI9en, oIs
ourd 8ipbtberie, S9arIa&, WaItrn
unb Sbpbus acknowledgements.
am Gnbe Der Stunbe Isbsn mir bos
0as benti9e 9oIt III UNI
100 2ebsn rei6er seporbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-24
Our Commerce, Our
Competitor, Our Navy.
Cincinnati Enquirer

IA'fAANiV
Russia, France and Germany
are all friendly nations with the
United States, but to-day the
United States is the only one
that can be classed as a COM
mercial competitor of Great
Britain.
Clothe that Japanese demand
for complete control of the Pa
cific by the elimination of Ger
mauy in the softest phrases of
British diplomacy or Oriental
guile and it is public notice to
the world that the Pacific is to
be made a British ocean, a
British and japanese controlled
North Sea or Mediterranean,
and whatever pledges may be
made or promises given, they
have proved worthless with other
nations and they are of no value
to us as a competitor of Great
Britain for the worlds trade.
or what value TO-DAY to Ger
many is her 200 years Of constant
friendship with Great Britain?
OF what value TO Germany or
to Austria are the sacrifices they
made for Pitt, for Palmerston.
or the support they gave Disraeli
and Salisbury?
The United States is to-day
the only competitor that Great
Britain fears, and the Japanese
action is plain notice that this
Country must place itself in
position to protect its commerce
not only on the Pacific, but on
every ocean of the world.
We can no longer be dependent
upon British mercantile marine
service for transportation of our
exports and imports.
We can no longer have our
ports congested with freight until
British and Japanese cruisers
convoy their vessels to and from
our coasts to relieve them.
We must have a merchant
marine to carry our own com
merce and a mighty navy to
protect our own ships.
The United States must have
a navy equalling in strength
those Of Great Britain and Japan
combined.
The same fate that has befallen
every commercial competitor of
Great Britain, each in its turn,
Spain, Holland, France, Russia,
and now Germany, will be allot-
ted to the United States by the
same powerful hand If we are
not ready to resist upon the
oceans Of the world.
We need a great, powerful,
masterful navy, and it cannot be
constructed too quickly for the
safety and security of the
business men and all the other
people Of the g.sited States.
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GrDBe Ma6enberiammlung!
9euti9e bon GOunril 8lnfS nnD TINT
gegenD berans!

Sn Sieier 3eit Der bodJiten Griegs.
notb, tuelder uuier aItes goterIano
be0robt, III Der bic neioiiden 5einoe
Iid Deridiporen baben, Dentihlano
bon Dem Tbrone ieiner Mo6t 8u
itiir5ei, tritt Die gfltyt an ale
S0bne mo Godter @ermanias Der.
an, Dem ~beoro6ten 8oterlano 5lr
Stlfe al ellen. aae, Die mir bier.
In Oieler reueu Seim1tb ipobne1
lno nItt NIT Den @offen in Der
6nno bic Gbre ~unieres alien Batter.
InnOes b~ertbeioigen fonnen, ioQten
NIT allen Waittclr, oie ms sl @e.
1hili
gpiiiscr ncs 8 apnsreboltritts
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bote itebert, ipettieitens Die ariegs.
notb miloern beIfen.
Sn allen St1oten oes Gan.
Seiierreider aninmmer, Inn aibes-
gaben fir Die 8erpunoeten unb bic
g8ittiuen uuO @oiien in 8eutid-
lamb uiO Geiterreib gu Ionmeln.
81 oieiem 3pef finoet am Rpntag
abtuO, ben "a. aHsnit cine aIIgemei.
ne @erinmmInng inber 6ale bse
0efansDereins Da-on1, 20. 1888
BrOaODag it1tt. @iite NeOner tDer.
ben Die @erinmmIung no~reifiren.
aOmmt vile, Ieinsr iOIte fsbIen,
] Mn6res,
Oes GtantsUerbdnoes Coma.
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J6Ioostnn.
fsnsn aonfnhV

8drlun onglodnerifanifhe gIntter eigentIih ibren 2efen 70
blooFnuIge Rahrihten bringen, ME Die, bob 6rnu0Tnnen, bic BET
@rfessaasbrp8 IN GeutihEanO iuors, bon gonn nnb ainS geriHen, Der
MonH eihohen, Oas aino amf Die Gr0e eeidmetert uno ibn Dos @e.
btn mis9etreen Durbe, lit obiOut merfnoHd. Cine 6bfierilde gnon
fam 10 mas %erfinbet aber Dobr 1T es nHt mO elm 6albpesg ~intenisen.
:r 3etungSunaun foate 6os nnen.
Ber 1870 eHe6t bt fnnt ale 6ie @eihitRn fbon bon 6outnla.
ebenio Die fa0nr geeIouns init offsieaem annrih; Cine rnIerer grt.
Gaoen beorftraet ben areasnfniter, nituteien, 6aB elm ~fron5offfer
eoioot Der IN Die 0duoe Der oentfden sruppen iI. bon biden in elm
9ns ee3errt tporb, no ibn Die 9ebIe O~nrffdnaien turbe".
Dos fnO ahtteI 5r ~autadenns Der @oItsmut in arnnfrdf, oos
fh offenOar an Elm Nieoeraufleben oes 3raneirerppicns ~porberehetl
Gin iAinHes 8ateu fur 0S 2erhanen TT Rfe 9atfcn.
@tbt Den ns6enfsRn0sn tnoIfasn arHtd Hmr Sapans Gin.
grstfsn IN ben jbign aues un6 bic aetisrsetfen, biz bas fr Mm,rHn
y fn bret eutsn ssidnnsn ~ IsFn, Bic nh4t 0susfn lsFen sSnns. Ct
y on efrtmndtf enquirer sniHonntn, nno zine ODrauoms norI,ouua
6sNsn. ras, ptHr man GusInnOs pOlHf naf on bnreit. rs q,eraors
ssnlst anO etasvpart asEiat bdbsn. BIZ 2utunft ms Ernasn pish
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G(aIlTft5irte An5eigen!

Su Der ocatiden aOlUmiel 1870
afer Sarnt, 80 Ader in anItnr;
6rei 8ahtrqneaen, O6itgarten, A.
3itnmer Sans, Stdle. greis $40
per ader. @rOfe elite frei.
9entide 2anS COMPANY
Momntnin Some, arf.
Sine Oentidle 5ran Iutt arbeit al.
berbalb Dem SatIe naf3uIrneen
3. s., Omaha 3ribiine.
Sanger 9entIGer nit Sral, usrl i'm
2dnOe, nitffdlt fit iiA uno Grou
4rbeit auf 6orm. 3ui4riften an
0md1a Sriblne, 80.
Beprifte SebGmme.
5rau q. 6%5tgetbnrp, 25t2 60. III.
Gtrabe. 9DIer 1925. #.
Sas ein5ige Sentidje R6bI.4epara.
tiraei61ft In SUab1. u. a1raiis,
Gioentb. 2910 Sarnom; Sor. 1852.
Geiuite yOrd. 5l66sla; aeeo.RobeIa
nuf @eitequne gemnft. Duoba
Heeo s. Rottan Co, 119 gfoEb Is
gtrobe Gel Douglas 2OA0.
Rns.osorr.5Va
Diuar6 GbOb, gatente, 1880 Gitu
0otionoI @nnt @niIoina, Eel
8. u. Stnrses, gs~atentonnoIt 84e
grnnoeis 2beoter @ebduOe. Eel
Douglas 3469.
/ SiegeIbaiis aR6 1 Tramebaus elm.
5eln ooer 5uiammen lebr bilia
81 pertaufen. 20tt 0orcag GtroBs.
8OarS nnb Bloom @ute 8imuer.
gntes Giien BET oeutider JaHiTie.
5. Weber, 1917 Sob Strabe.
Gas preisluuroieite UIIen bet g,eter
Stump. Geutlde aiite, 1903
GoOGe StrnBe, 2. Stod. NabIseb
sctn 25 Gents.
Mhbufaten-MedteaniDiIte
0nIFinser e @ebb. Snaho gotio.
nal gnnf Geb., 8immer $50, Ono
ia. IeLepbpn DonoIaB 1893.
Mbonlirt ouf Die E1aIide Eribine.
$500 bds 5nbr 6urm bic Eoit.
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Mbonnirt onf Die GdgIide Eribine.
$500 ods Subr burd bic gOIf,
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Hsonnia aft " raaH4s arisnas $500 sas sabr sur6 bic Roa
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W%uIFinser e @ebb. Gmobo wotios
nal gnnf @eb., 8imfner $50, Dmas
ia. deIepbon Douol1B 1893.
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Geiuite yura. 3i66ela; aeeO.R obeIa
nuf g~eitenuns semnft. Dmoba
8eeo 81 Rottan Go, lie 9osb Is
etrobe Gel Douglas 20A0.
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gas ein5ise beatidr R6beI. aepara.
tlrgeid1ft in Omaha. u. adraiis.
gioentb. 29i0 Snrnom; Sor. 1852.
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Sanger 9entIGer nit Trait, nef i'm
9dnOe, Ditffdlt fir iih unO Gron
arbeit nuf 5orm. 3uidriften an
0mn5a Sribine, 80.