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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
eOful6cridte aus gsai6inaton.
9li@ter oDin9ton

s. &arru Gouington BON 0larD.
lano. Scr 5is6er Sen criien Nlor0.
lduocr GonarcB Giitrift inn Geprd-
ienionteu5olic 0crtrot trat geitern
ietn ncues 9lmt an ais 0oriiben0er
9lic1ter ocS G6ergeribts OeS Giiritts
Columbia, 3u meldem bo6eu @ofen
@raiioent 92ilion i'm Dor 3mci 0lo.
noten ernaniite. Ger beiiibenoe
9lihter oes C6ergerihtS oes Diitrifts
Golum6io. 9lihter E6omos ~ 9lu.
0eriou nobm ibm Sen 9hntsciO ab
iu0 Scr Gcrenonie po6nteu Sic an
oereu Orei 6eiiiben0en &idter oeliel
ben @eridtS6oiS. 9idter @oulO,9ld
ter @rigbt mo 9iidter Stoiioro BEL
9lhter Gopington lit Der iiiugIie
Monn, ser iemals oen 6o6en Goiteu
inue1eba6t in0 ser 5ueite Genio,
frot. Ser critic Genofrot NOR 0ii1
ter G0mor0 q. Bingham Der pon
@ran0entcn GleDelon0 ernannt murs
Sc. Ceiicn 9ladiolaer 9liAter Gort.
Ter unO 9iidter Glo6oia6, ueld' SeB
tercr Dor nc6reren @lonoten itor6,
marcn 0lepi6lifaner. 9lidter 81.
pingtou prOe am 3. Nloi 1870 in
eoiion Nlo, ae6oreu beiudJte Sic
oortigcn @olfsi6ulen iiuOirte Die
9ied5te an ser lluiueriitdt BON @ennr
ploaniel mar StootsonmoIt bon
Eol6ott GountD uno bcrtrat oen
critcu N}aroIano GongreB 0iitrift
i'm 6i, 81. ino 63. GongreB.
M} CDR 9eoiirfniB anital-
ten notbwen0ig.
Ger @hnbiuo.Snipeftor q. 81
Mc@oneaal 6efiirwortet in ieinenl
s,o6rcs6cri6tc an sic Ciihifts.Gont.
miiidre oie @rridhng BON weitercn
9eoiirfniBaniiolteu an Ser g., ser s.
un0 ser @.StraBe 9tor0meit an ser
Is. StraBe, ser 9teD.Norf-lIUcnue,
Der gSlSconlin.Nuenue, Der Wis 10.
mo S-5traBc, 9lorooit, no IN Der
9tdbe oes ,Srieoensoentmols 6erner
fleinere @ebduoe bein 9lqudouft, 6ei
Der Golpert Ctr 9riide, an oer. z
5iraBc ruo 6loriOa.qloenue nnO ani
g9ai6iugton Circle. Ser 9eridt iagi
ferner Dab oie inn uerfloiiener Sabre
eingeiesten neuen innitdren @inrid
tlngen cincn @ert6 pom S755,000
reprdientirten, uno 0oB sic 9Sai5ing-
toner fiir &eparatm i6rer ianitoren
Ginri9tungen $4,000 ausaa6eu
10 oaB Die @lun6er inn oeriloiienen
Sabre cine @inna6me bon ii6er elmer
NliQion Dollars botten in uelher
Summe natiirli6 and Oos bacterial
eingeihloiien it, meldeS iie IN allen
Saapn iieiern ~
Gin ncuer stein i'm @ a D..
in9ton 90 onitment.
Der groBe Sdn0itein i'm 9ai6ing-
ton.I9onlment, ser Sen Stoot g9oi6.
inoton reprdientirt purOe geitern.
an 20. Sabresta9c Der @otiii5irung
ser Gonititution iencs noroweitliden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
Sic Ger6un0cten 3uriidge.
morfen.

Gic &crbiin0etcn 5uriid g e.
morfen.
2ouoou +. Gfiober Nier
longte iibcr 9niiter0on Elm oiii5iel.
lcs Bulletin an Oos ser oeutihe @e.
ueralito6 am glbenO oes 30 Sep.
tember in Berlin Oeroiieutliht 6oite
Gs loutet.
uIie ieinolihcn Srlppeu peldc
noroid mo iiiOlid bon ser Staoi
9abert rs @leilen noroorliA BON
gImiens porriidtcu iino iiberoa 3uI
riidgeworien moroen. PINS Dem Sen.
trum iino feline 9laHrihteu eiugegan.
gen.
Sn oen glrgonnen Oouert mier
@ormorih langionI o6er itetig fort
Sic Gage an Oeu Nloos Sorts III
uupcrauoert. @eiieru ocriucbte ser
@cgner. ofrh Sic N}ittel &ogeien
cmen @oruarid na1 Dem GliaB mn
nod 2otbringeu wuroe ourh oie@lit.
tel0oQeien aber ii6eroa energiih 81.
riidgeuorfen
@om oitlihcn ariegSi6auplotG
linO feline WleI0ungen etngegaugcu
Ger &ompfum Gilbert
&on0om + Cfto6er. sSn Ocl
n0oilD M1oil4 miro Elm anidoulides
BID iiber Sic idredlide S9irfuul
oes glrtiQerie 8euers auf Oie 6eie
iiigte Staot 9ll6ert, rs @leilen uor
9lmicns entierut entuorfen.
Ser aompf 6auoelt iih i'm oil
8lanteubepcglng ser Qer6iinoeter
ae9eu ocn reHtcu 0eitiHcu 5liigel
Die @er6iinoeten iho6en ibre Sroni
ininicr peiter uoromdrts uno oiI
Dentiden Ordnateu nnentuegt i6rl
Iront imner peiter weitlih Eabe
cr6iclten 6eioe Sciteu @eritdrtingcn
0ic Iruppeu oer bei0cn 5eiten muB
ten longe Eagemdrihc MAIDEN mn
t0cilpeiic20 bis % Nleilen 5itriidle
gen.
9lnl Sun1liag uernldteu ole Geut
iden eiuen Sell in Oie Sdlodtironi
ser @er6iinoeten bci 9ll6ert 5u trei
ben. Sie brahten lire idpere qlr
tillerie Dor, lpobei sic fron5oiiidle Sn
fauterie idiperc &erlritc erlitt. Gas
8euer uuroe 10 itorf oaB bel 9lahl
Ser gou3e Sinmel erleuhtet mar
g(m Sonntag 9euannen sic Gent
ihen an @ooeu, bis oie Ston5oier
am Montae lore @loi6inen9eihiib,
boriboben rno ben &oritoB 8ini Ste
ben brddten
9lm Gienitog glahnittog 6egon
nen sic Geutiheu sic Staot 81 be.
ihieBeu SSu aon5 fur5er 6riit iieler
iiberaa @eihoiie. Nle6rere Bate
rien moren an ser gr6eit 3luei
Sttnoen fang iebten Die 9eitic1en
i6r Seuer tort un0 nm lz9 ll6r pal
Oie Staot in 8lommen 91ur oel
{irc6tburm rogte ais eiu3iges @e
bGuoc ans Dem gemalti9eu Slam
meuneer 6erpor md6reno Die Sin.
uo1ner IN larger 9leihe alf 0el
StraBe noh 9lmieuS ilo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

id]c @erltitliiie, pelhe 5euta ueroi-
ieniliht pur0e ent6dlt etua 5000
9anen. Inter oieien 6efinoen iih
Sic bon orci @eucrol N1aioren @e.
neralmaior Shortening muroe ge.
t1otet ma6rcno @eueralnoior Gmil
Neni9it unO @eneralmoior Cstor
9leuter pcnpuu0et puroeL ser Seb.
tere III le6enSgeid6rlirber @eiie.
Grport nin mt 10.
Ger Grport fir 0ns brittle Cuartal
BON 1914 ouS Dem Giiirift oeS ame.
rifaniihen @enerol GouitlS IN Ser.
lin belduit lid aui S3.535S97 i'm
Verslcid5 8u $6,03960i i'm @oriabre.
GngIdnoer fapern z hiffe.
Son0oM I. Oft. Die 9l0mi-
ralitdt nlaht 6etonut, oaB Der engli.
ihe &rcBer Cumberland" an Der
Nliin0ung 0es Nanerln 6liiies IN
Meit glirita Sen Sopag Sampler
u9lrnfrieO" lmo oie aouffa6rteiidiiie
y@lar Qrool u2cnapo". u@aul
@oernaun. 09lsuiind, aernag9oer.
mann .Senrietto g2oermonL
n9lline @oeruaun Sans @oer.
mann ino uSeanette @oerlnonn"
qctopert bat. Sdmmtlihe Gompier
6efouoeu lid IN better 0r0nuna 0ic
oeutidlc 9eiatlug pnr0e gefangen
gcnoniniet Gle cugeborcnen Sei.
ser onriten an 9oro blei6en
9lu6 oas oeutide &ononen Stub.
boot ,.Sooen' niuoe gefapert unO
III cn9liiden Eienii geitellt
Gas Uerieutte Sduinm0ed im0
oic e6cnfoas 3un Siuten ge6ra9tc
,Gr36er5ogu @liiabetb" uia man
picoer 1eben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

sn Der 3itooclle Su @a1el fab 6sius
rid ron 4roii9t dis GtaotsgefoNgener
Die 6eiiung ulagoebura 6atte lin nur
meniae Iage ir ibren Wlouern bc9crs
beroi benn es mar Der bo6en GoIi3ej
niht rdtli4 erihienen, ibn lGngcr bort
81 loiien. 8ei ieiner groBen gelisbt
teii nno feiner sablrei1cn @er6inbuns
een inn alteu Ser5ostum 9Ra9bebur9
mar es nicbt aus9eidloHen, toB er @es
le9enbeit 3ur 6lu@t crbielt oDer bob
Die segen cas frni3oiiihe Resineut
tief erbitttrie 8iirgerlbaft i'm aeinalis
fam 3u 6efreiea berIuc6ie Dorllu
bate man i'm bald Ia bic 6aupiiioot
bes 2anoes iitesiii9rt. no man leiner
li9er mar 30ri rur0e er IN iirenqer,
menu aun niht unpiir0iger Giwelooft
qebalien. Gs mar i6m seitQtte! lID
lsl6i 3u betoiIisen 5u raudlen uao 5u
lelen. n.Freilic9 mar Cts ucun llbr a6erbS
oenn ounn mirne ibm Oas 9id1t eni
3ogen Gr burite logar nit ieinsr
5rau forrefprnoiersn, muBie e5 iin
ober gefalen ioien, 0aB ale Sriefs,
Die GUS un0 cingingen, oon Nnnls
nanbanttu bey 8elhina gelcier fUurs
0en @on3 66ntd be9on6elte nan
feline Elf NlitseTan9sncn, bic alie IN
berielben gladlt berhafirt pcr6cr pas
rem. uao inter Denen iid6 De Eropins
3inlrai BON MebeL un0 oer 0alciAe
preni1er 9lcut befdnben llebr'1ens
bate teiner eine Nbnun9 BON Der @es
fanoenImolt bes onoern iie warcn IN
breu 8eaen bollommen nolieri 9lur
bei cintm cattle man dnldeineno zine
2IuSudDme aema9t Der iunge Ser
trnm Deheu @ertrauensRli9tsH 0aa
Gang. lln6sil 6eraufbeimporen 6atle,
fab tn einen GelaiIe 0os ION pes glg
beu3e1e nun 0utA etle 0cl3mono ges
trenni mar. Gr entoedie balp. o1B ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Game siim 1icnitmdodeu ocS Gnitaes
bcrS) n&arilm pnbcit Gle mir oaS
NiiniooIlarlid nidi iofort meoet 5urild.
faS ldl Nlneu acknowledgements alS
XriniQel0 n ole 0aiio 0riidle
ouet uollic Die aud1i8e StWi nIIt
belddmen M 1ie lapcu 0psl Aeluln qe.
pabi, es lei Elm 6iInlceuitlie gcpelenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

i'm Jlilctcn lin0 an
Der Seitc lno mar
io ic5ipacb, oob ic5
tqlml nenle 3aus
drbeitbcl lorgen ionns
te. S5c1 babe &Doia
Is. 9enfbanrs Be
aetable @ompoun0"
oeuommen llno e5
bat mir iebr uobl
get6an. SScb meroe
sy6rc sQlcoi5in niei@
mem SSrcuHoiunen
enipfe9len uno gcbe
cShncn Die 0rlnitba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Gie @r.S@erific 93obert 5. 9SoO-
gett, @eorge @orfielo mo @m s..
Green 5a6en ii9 bcreit ertlart i6ren
2 6eilpoessaoiiei 0er ASro5eiiirlnlg oes
Staates 5l bc3ablen.
Sri. 9llicc g. @reen BON glr 22O5,
91oro.G6orIesitraBe, erbielt geitern
5000 ais S6mer5ensgelO imO lieB
ibre &loge 9egen So6n T. &ellp we-
Gen aebrodeuen Seiratbsperipre1enS
iaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Qon0om I. Gft. - Die Stel-
lung zines nNlaridalS bon 6ronf.
reid lit bon gleuem oeidofien nor.
oen. g1aA elmer Gepei1e Der SoDos-
Qlacntir bonn %. September lit in
5oroeour cine Geroronung inter.
5eihnet iporoen nob Ser ser Soften
nit eineu SoIdr BON 30,315 6ran,
fen mieoer iitS 2e6en gerufen miro.
Bur 3eit bat 8ronfreid teinen Nlar.
ihoa, uno man ninunt an OaB oie
GerorOmmg ser erite S6ritt lit sur
Guennng zines fran5oiiihen @ene'
rails 5u oieiem Poiten.
Die Stelhmg hit Die bohite, melhe
eii fron50iii6er Ofii5ier erringen
fonn llriprinalid mar iie nur fir
ein @litgIieo Ser fonigIiheu 5onlilie
poraeie6en bis ie 1875 fir bic 9ie.
publif nei geidoiien puroe
Inter oen @efouenen beiiu0et iiH
uurb ser 26eritiieitrront e 8. @.
9cudon Elm NelO oes 9oIer sllis
iian0eS bel Uelhem CT 5um erlien
Mlole oos uene fran5oiide @eidiib
n75~ beniibte. PHI ser GerluitIiite
iie6en oiBeroen 0iele @erioneu ans
Dem offeutliden 9ebcn 10 SAau.
ipicler glb6es u. gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Stootcs, cut6iiat. Gie SteQc, wo
Ser Stein einseiebt wiirOe lit $40
6uB 6o6
Gin t4.idbriges 9l q den
bei'm " olll6u6laufen
BON einem 9luto
ii6erfobren.
g9d6reno sic IA Sabre olte G6ar-
lotte 0}etius bon 91r. 416, fl. Str,
9&.9g., an Ser @de bon N1arDlanO-
glDenue uno t2. StroBe 8oQi6ub
lief muroe iie bon Dem 9tiltomo6il ei.
ues llu6efaunten migeiabreu uno
nidlt un6e0euten0 Derlebt.
g(n ser Gde BON Gonnecticit.2lue.
mO 2.StroBe 91-g2u conioirte oos
9lutomo6il Oes Srn. Sos. s. @leeaan
bon 91r. S13, IL. StroBe, init einen
9icDcle, aui Dem @alter 6. GaD BON
9}r 1000, Connecticut 9lDenue, ioB.
GoS 5obrroo wuroe total oenolirt
Ood fam Der 6a6rer im0erlest Oa-
Don.
Ger GA Sabre olte 9io6ert 9lp6er
bon 9lr. 1882, 9}or0 GapitohtraBe,
muBte geitcrn no6 oem Soipitol ge-
bradlt iueroer ga er bel Dem areiI-
sen Der StroBe Dor ieiner @obuang
bon einem glltomobil qetroiien nor.
oen mar
Ces0leideu purOe ser S4 Sabre
alte Or Sroing @6ite am &opf Der
lett. ais er an Der Gde BON 1 mO
0-StraBe BON einem StraBen6a6n-
&ogoon Hel
n6rten0S g SduIe"
Die nSrienos' SGrle4 eroifnete
i6r 33. S6ulio6r nit elmer groBereu
3a6l Sdiiler ais ie 3uDor. 0ic nciis
eli 2e6rer fins. Comm 6. 3opib, 8.
&oul Green imo 8rl 9londe g.
6oirlam6.
@eIOer fiir 9onbention
Ole GommiiiGre Oes Giitrifts 60
lumbia ba6en BEN Gon9reB Inn eine
Grtro @cruiaigitng bon $4,000
eriudt aus melber Sunlme Die I'm
foiien BON Gonuentionen aeOedt per.
Sen iolen oie in g8ai6inetou a6ge-
6olteu meroen Nlau 6e6ouptet, ooB
ourd Oos Ser6ei3ie6eu BON Gonben-
tiouen 0ic Geidditspelt 6eionoere
&ort6eile erlangt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
Nric6cn5prc0iaf IN 6cr6ric0cuafirdlc

9(m Sonntag. 0eu A 0ftober, miro
sic eo.-ht6. 5ricocnsfirde Grnte.
Conflict feiern. Der @ormittoeS
@ottcsoienit fdngt ilA, 10 ll6r an.
SIN 9lni6IuB on oieien @ottesoienit
miro oie 6eier oes III. g(6enomobIs
itottfin0en. 9lodmittogs I'M $50
ll1r lit @crionmlung Der 5onnto0s-
ic6ule. 9lbenos nm 7.30 llbr lit eng
liiber @ottesoieMt. Is miro in sic.
icn @oites0ienitdn dud Sci 9rnffors
0erung 0es 4raiiocnten an Oieieal
Euge un 6rieocu 81 beten bonn &a'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

te. unb an oos i9nerc 6sr5eleio, Ods
ibr Der neu an6re6enos Gag brlngen
muBte uno er foltete bic 9efeleltcn
Gdnoe 3u einem @ebet fir ile unb oaS
&inb, oas Iie erpartete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

Bon Napd ". 9orb[. Dem &C.
iddtten 0rieaspeteransn un0 Can.
l~esbrnoer, Der ieineH NebenSaben0
n ieiner alien &cimatb Galooeroc,
IN 9romidHrig. berlebt, III nus
Sic 6eiiausaabe 0es .graimihwci.
ler algemeiner aBetger" 5u0eoan.
gen, Die aeleacntIih Der Tmrfe Oes
GrbprinSen Gruit auauit. Gnfel 0cS
Delftiden AdiicrS. erihienen III.
Ute aroBe 6eicr III oarin Bis ms
aIciuite bcibricbcn @cnn man bic
yor CDR uno Tcmltb tricfeuoe @r.
ihreibuna oicier Sofceremonie Iieit
tommt man 5rr lebcrjaiauHg. oab
Der monardiitiife RepierimaSiorm
uHtcr Dem oeltihcn golfe. trob 60.
,~ialoemcfratie un6 freiitnntaer Bar.
teien nod LANCE uitlt mtergrabm
it, iuie oanu mo mann NAL bon
orauBen bcridtct miro.
SER aubrcnS Gbers. 20t9 Seer
Bart 9oulcDaro nobnbait, Der n.
itae Miiiifantc mo Iahen6e Qbi.
Ioiopb icertc oieier Gage beim BE-.
item @obliein icinen "a. @eburts.
tag. Gr bat ser Eribiine Elm @n.
nuifript bon GcoihteH aeiDt0mct, Die
or IN ieineu glilBcihmOen berfaBt
BOT unO aus 6cnen mir nGfitens
mol unieren geiern cine Stilprobe
mittbeiIen ipolGi. Die Gribiine
niiuidt benz alien SHaben eiurn
FROZEN 2ebensabcn0.
5rau aatb. Better. Iiitter Ocs
Serdus1ebers, III bcilte in @egIei.
tung ibrer Sottpr, GruI 8obert
9oOen, Die iif sipei 8oheu 5un
9eiude bier uuibieIt, nod BOD
SsInno, 81. gereiit mn Den Com.
mer bel ibren 5o6terH ST. uerleben.
Sn Davenport Soma, lit Serr
8beooore $art, Elm nli9 in Omaha
ipobIbefannter 1eutiter, %geitorben.
Serr Sars mar Sefretdr mo Sddt.
mciiter Der Stto Ilbreht Gigar
60, 6ie in friibereu Sabren 81 oen
be~oGltcnoiten geihditen ibrer art
in Davenport 51bIte. Dit Dem Ser.
itorbenen lit Elm feruOeitifer Mlam
ails Dem 9ebeu 9eifieOeu.
5rau Rar q. SeiSl un6 Sobu
iinO beute gu einem 6.pohentli6en
geiuh bel 8ernauotgu uno 5reun.
ben na9 SefierioH GHO.D afota, ge.
reiit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
Sommer Seide, 39c bis ST

q. un6 36.3oaige i6tpor5e Sommeriei6e, mel.
Be 5a6utai un6 natiirlide 8ongee, iteben in re.
ger Qadfrage iir tI5Ie Somnerflei0ung. epe.
8ioIpreis 39c bis 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
Seiden Specials, Basement

1900 garos 1aromeiter un0 fancngeItreifter
Seioenitofie far ieine aIei0er in mooernen 6ar.
ben, GARD 49c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
0irdIidt Madlriht.

Grite 0entlhe VresbDteriite De
meinoe, 20. unb Spruce @irdbe.
@otie6oienite ON 2i. Sumi pig
foIgt:
SouutaaBiduI nm 10 llbr Dor.
mittnas.
lin fl llbr geneiuldaitlidlcr
@otteSbienit init Der ocirtihen Dap
tiiten.@ emeinoe. Vaitor Cstar VII.
triit. Bre0iaer.
aba0s s ltbr acmrtniduitIider
@otteSoienit IN orr oeutiden Pap.
.tiitcn @curir6r.
8l oIIen @oilrsOieHitrn label
frelmoIidii Gin,
8. 9. gQiiaer, 9rebigrr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
Fine QuaIitat, WsIGhs IrgsndWO
andsrs fir 85e Vsrkauft ViTt,

@r mottaa enen gnbn entmf bel g5n2 9m1 ao fmHn moae bette Feamf&ae
rn Fudn IS lit oo5 Bette ub aaafe. or sofn in andat4 anpfptn lRahcn lin.
Tgrm6 MarmeblaL braun ReP0n @oen9oga, gaI kbrbn m0 Bo gae amhr in
armsht aler, gahn Sor0rhee Cameo, pmhtre mn 8drdfe GHhe 5ohn68 uete
90nhg af BEN @n Gmr gmganti6. oegoo ~ 800
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
French Challis fur 39c

aele fran30fide Gbauis in 6rei beri6ic6enen
Jdrbentonen nn0 fran36itiden 6arben. glumen.
ltt0 orientoliife 9auiter, gnltan uno fran3oIiiden
giiitern. Bargain Gid, SauptfIur, 90. 39c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
gPnrttberiht.
Sa6,G omaha. 90. Sun

Sao.G omaha, 90. Stunt.
Gino0ieb - 3ufubr $50; Rarfi
bcute. Sir @ote quite bis bette 10
big 20 bo6er. 4nDere felt.
Cute bis bette $4,000.
RitteImdbtge bis CUTE $500
@erp0buIide Bis mitteImdBist
ST. 40-S.00.
aiibe uno Sellers felt Belite. Sir
ISOLDE felt
@ute sis beitc Sellers $7.25-
500.
Gltc els bette aii5e s6.75-
$50.
@itteImabi9e Bis CUTE $5.75-
.6.75.
@eDohnIi6e bis mitteImdbiGs
SO. 50-5.75
stoder5 un0 Gee6ers felt bette.
5iir ISOLDE felt.
cute biz bette $7.75-8.00.
@itteImaBise bis CUTE $6.75-
.7.75.
@~enobuIi6e Biz mitteImdBt9e
$6.00-6.75.
Gtod aiibe $4.00-6.50.
Gtod a1l6er $6.00-8.O0.
8eaI aalber $8.0O-tt.00
9uaen $5.75-7.75.
S-dneine-3ufubr 74O0; Marft
Itarf bis 5 bo6er beute Sir @O.
DIE 20 b6ber. 3urdihnittspreis
$500; bo6iter 9reig $50.
S6afe 3ufrtbr feline; Martt
Cir ISOLDE Is bis % b05er; Gam.
mer % bis 50 b6ber.
Hammer $8.75-8,90.
S1brlinge $6.90-7.15.
8io0er $6.t0-6.30.
@lltteridafe $5.50-5.75.
Gpring 2dmmer $9.35-9.65:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

2euti6c 5reie GomgcIiidc Sir.
dc, Gde 70. mO Gorcas StraBe
". SiIIerbnumer, @aitor. @obnunf
.f115 9orcas Strabe.
GottesOienite nafiteu Sorutal
ME getuobnIih:
Souuta8Sidule Inn 9:45 gorm
@ottesoieHite Inn II ubr Cor.
mittaas mo 7:45 abenos.
Ter Sugeuoberein DeriammeIt iit
mn Z llbr abenog.
ale iino frclmOIi6it eingcIaoeu,
Oieien 9~erinmmIuuaeu bci5uiDobnen
gu paitoralen amtsbanOlunger
ODER ionittaer p~nitoraIer Siilie III
Der 8aitor iiets bercit. @er ieines
Rotbes beOarf. iprche Dor o0er rufo
ouf &OIer 1892.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
0nnfnnnnn.

Sir Sic mir 5ttbcil g%eiporoene
lleberrnidung our6 Den @cild ser
@emeinOemitglieoer mo oas prGd)
tige @cideut m6dte i'd an oiejer
Stele aaen mcinen inuigiten Can't
msiprebeu.
Sailor SiLfcrbaumer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

9crtIhe co. .lutb. Ell. 9auls &c.
meiHOc. ode %. mS Guans Strabr
BottesStcnite iim 10 llbr. Conn.
togsihuIe in engIiider Sprade NIB.
reuo oes Sommers nm 9:t5 Dor.
mittagS. abenOaottcsoicnit IN eng.
.liiber Sprnhe nm s llbr. aun6i.
Dat ". SilgenOori preoigt. 9dh.
item @littpof Sen q. SUM finbei
nm s llbr i'm Sail unter Der Sir.
dc cine muiifaliide Undertaking.
in 6cittiber uuO m1Iiiher Sprafc
itatt. eintritt 25c, 5. u. Sil9en.
oort 2ebrer.
n q S4fo poitor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20

- Der oIte Wobr ~bertauft nod
INNER Die berijbmtan Singer Sab.
maidinen. 1906 California Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
$500 und $I.25 KIsidsrst0ffs 79e

2eidtggpidiga @abarOines, frGu8Gfi6e serge
uno gigoures, 8amiie, idpar3 un6 peiBfarrirt
uno faucD g~eltreifte alcioeritoffe. 81 uuo St.25
GlaIitdt, auf benz SauptiIur, 9reB @ooos
SectipM fir 79c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-20
Yardweite waschbare Seide
65c ind St.OO QuaItat, 39e ind 79G

Cine ipe3ieGe 9artie BON 1 gar6 meter Cub
Cub Sei6e fir Sommertratt in orei geitreiften
8ar6entonen, meiitens aui tpeiBem ltntergruno,
onoere in Mais, beIio, bintmel6lau, beagriin.
gignen ib nameutti6 fir aleioer, 8fuien, fir
ainoer umo iunge @ta0deu, airoer 5rods uuo
g1dnnerbcmoen. @ert6 65c bis 81. @erfauf
am MoEtag, fir 39c NIB 79e.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16

Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State Of Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given that on the
sth day of June, 1914, in accordance
with Section SO, Chapter l40, of the
Statutes Of 1913, one Albert II.
Johnson, Of Iron Point, County OF
Humboldt and State Of Nevada
made application to the State Engi-
neer Of Nevada for permission to ap-
propriate the public waters of the
State Of Nevada. Such appropriation
is to be made from Springs located in
the NEA Of NEA Of section 81,
township 80 north, range 43 east, M
ID. B. and NJ, at point in the south.
east corner of the NEA of NEA OF
section 81, township 35 north, range
10 east, M. d. b. and NJ, by means OF
a ditch, and 1.6 cubic feet per second
is to be conveyed to the NEA of sec.
ton ~, township 35 north, range "
east, u. D. B. and NJ, by means of
bitches, and there used for irrigation
purposes. Water not to be returned
TO stream.
Signed: w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
First publication, June 10, 1914
Last publication, July IA, 1914.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16

(sel.,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
Application No. 1890.
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
NJ xha gxa<a NJ Navada

u LILO 0tdJ0 Va 0OVou6s
Notice is hereby given that on the
LIST day Of June, 1914, in accordance
with Section SO, Chapter 140, of the
Statutes of 1918, one Jean Etchart
Loge, of Golconda, County of Hum
boidt, and State Of Nevada, made ap-
~plication to the State Engineer of Ne
vada for permission to appropriate
the public waters o the State Of Ne
vada. Such appropriation is to be
made from Andersen Springs, at q
point in the southeast corner Of NEA
Of SEA section IL, township 81
north, range 40 east, NJ. D. B. and M,
bv means of reservoir and bitches,
and three cubic feet per second is to
be conveyed to NEA, Ell Of NWA,
NEA of SwA, M of SEA section
IL, township 81 north, range 40 east,
NJ. D. B. and NJ, by OF bitches
and there used for irrigation and do
nestle purposes. Water not to be re-
signed. w. M. KEARNEY,
State Engineer.
First publication, June 3, 1914.
Last publication. July Z. 1914.
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The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
BIG CROPS TO OFFSET
LOSS OF EXPORT TRADE
Automobile Makers Say Purchasing
Power of Farmer This Year Will
Overbalance Wars Takings.

A canvas OF the American motorcar
trade shows that continuance of the
present European' conflict will have no
great damaging effect on manufactur-
ers of this country. The export trade
will suffer to some extent, but the
loss will be so widely distributed that
II will have no serious effect. say
large motorcar manufacturers.
The F. B. Stearns Company, Cleve-
land. Ohio. makers of Stearns-K knight
cars. has just completed a rapid. but
careful diagnosis OF the situation.
Embarrassment from the loss Of
foreign export trade will be largely
alleviated by enormous crops in this
country and the wonderful purchasing
power OF the farmer" says Henry H.
Hover. Of the Stearns Company.
Many motorcar concerns like our
selves have had little time 10 create
a large export trade. for the United
States has taken all the cars We could
make. A few concerns, which have a
large export trade by virtue OF light
car at a lower price than European
cars, undoubtedly will lose IL the war
continues However with the booming
times pressaged by the enormous corps
of this country there is no present
cause for worry"
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16
AUTO MAKES ASCENT
OF MT. WASHINGTON
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. lsemann Ac-
compish Feat that Few Auto
lists Care to Undertake.

A run from Washington TO Bethlehem.
\. H, has been made by Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Isemann, OF Falkstone Courts,
in their Buick roadster. After short
soiourn at the summer home Of his moth
er. Mrs. Minnie Isemann, Of this city,
the couple are travelling north. over the
White Mountains. tnen crossing the
Canadian line, and visiting cities near the
border. They expect to travel as far as
Montreal. Province of Quebec.
Mrs. Isemann is quite a motor enthu-
sIast, alternating with her husband at
the wheel. Word has just been received
that on Friday the tourists accomplished
wha: few motorists care to undertake,
the climbing of Mount Washington, New
Hampshire. the ascent being made with
out dificulty. The climb consumed con-
siderable OF their time, but Mr.. Isemann
claims It was worth II, the scenery being
beautiful They will return to Washing
ton by the same route, Canada to Beth
Iehem, to New Haven. Conn, to New
York City, to Philadelphia, to Baltimore
and home.
Mr.. Isemann is loud in his praise for
his Buick. having experienced little trou-
BILE. They expect to return early in Sep
tember, the tour extending over a month