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The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
St. Joseph

J. W. Masters is now drilling
awell for J. w. Richards.
Miss Myrtle Tanner was visit
ing friends in Holbrook the first
Of the week.
j. H. Richards, who has been
visiting for the last two months
in Utah returned home Tuesday.
The Camp Fire Girls gave a
very interesting program last
Sunday evening at the school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bushman
returned home last Saturday from
from the state of Utah, where
they have been visiting rela-
tiveS.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
SNOWFLAKE LOCALS
And PERSONALS

Angus Willis was down from
Linden first of the week.
| Elvin Nicholson, the tombstone
manufacturer, reports an un-
usual amount of work on hand.
Mrs. A. F. Standiird and two
of her children are down from
Taylor spending the week with
relatives and friends.
Joseph w. Smith and Lewis
Hunt were up to Pinedale last
Sunday to assist in re-organizlng
the Mutual at that place.
Mrs. A. L. Rogers, who has
been visiting relatives a n d
friends in Utah since early in
June, returned home Tuesday.
Prof. Ernest Bramwell a n d
Pres. S. F. Smith and son, Fran
CHS, made a trip to ST. Johns
this week, returning Thursday.
F. L. Wightman and family of
Globe are stopping temporarily
in Snowflake to enjoy our beauti-
full summer climate. Mr.. W. is
engaged in the piano business at
Globe.
Lutte Hart of Flagstaff spent
Sunday here and made trip to
Frank Campbell's ranch, near
Pinetop, in his Overland car be-
fore returning to Snowflake. He
will remain in this section for
some time.
The following party passed
through here Tuesday for a fish
ing trip to White river: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Dan Devilbiss
and children and Mrs. Trublood,
all of HoIbrook; Fenton Jones
and family and A. C. johnson, of
Phoenix; Miss Zella Jones, of
Flagstaff.
Barney A. Rholes, who wants
the Democratic nomination of
Sheriff of Navajo county, was
in town from Winslow first of
the week associating with the
voters. He made trip up the
country before leaving here and
also had his announcement placed
in the HERALD.
Among those attending the
monthly Stake Priesthood meet
ing here last Saturday were: Bp.
Brimhall and L. M. Shumway
and wife of Taylor; E. Thomas,
Jr., and Jas. Peterson of Pine
dale; H. M. Tanner of St. Jo-
seph; F.P. Denham and wife and
Mrs. Chas. Whipple of Shumway
and O. d. Flake of Showlow.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08

j. E. Crosby. who is after the
Republican nomination for Su-
perior Judge of Navajo county,
has been in Snowflake and vi
cinity the past few days mixing
with the voting population. Mr..
Crosby has held the office of
County Attorney for the past
three years to the satisfaction
of all and believes he could prop
erly "fll" the Superior Judges
chair. His honesty and quali6-
cations are known. to everyone
and he has a large following,
that will rally to his support at
the primary on Sept. 9Th.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
Sunday Schools Plan.
ming for a Big Outing

The members of the Snowflake
Stake Sunday School will have
their annual outing at Lakeside
on Aug. Is, 16 and II. All are
supposed to reach Lakeside on
Friday evening and a committee
will be on hand to- announce
camping places, which will be
near the pavilion.
Friday evening the Stake Board
will entertain the schools. Sat-
urday morning at 9 O'Clock the
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
News Items From Our Correspondents

has her foot in a cement cask and
is getting along fairly we'll.
R. L. Newman and family are
in town from Taylor. Mr.. New
man is repairing h i S political
fences while Mrs. Newman
spends her time visiting with
friends.
j. w. Richards of St. Joseph
was at the county seat Monday
on business and politics intent.
Mr.. Richards is a candidate for
county treasurer, the office he
formerly held.
G. F. Rinehart, state chairmen
of the prohibition party, was here
from Phoenix last Saturday and
gave a lecture from the wool
platform under the direction of
Rev. Ross, Methodist minister of
Winslow.
G. Hess, Jr. and family are in
from their ranch at Phoenix Park.
Mrs. Hess and children expect to
remain in town for couple of
weeks while Mr.. Hess looks after
the shipment of the Newman and
Hess mutton.
Fenton Jones and family and
the Divelbess family left here
Monday morning for an outing
on Whiteriver. Mr.. Divelbess
was unable to get off with the
party but expects to join it with
in few days.
The Stock Growers Association
held a meeting at the Courthouse
Monday. The meeting was not
very we'll attended owing to the
fact that most of the members
were out in the hills watching
their cattle put on fat.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Blevins
were in from the ranch the first
of the week for several days.
They came in from Phoenix Park
to bring Mrs. Rainbolt and
daughters who have been visit
ing the Blevins' for some time,
Mrs. Rainbolt being Mrs. Blevins
sister.
James Pearce of Taylor paid
Holbrook a visit Monday. Mr..
Pearce was one of the first set
tiers at Taylor and has been
prominent in business and poll
tics in the Snowffake-Taylor dis
trict for over thirty years. Not
withstanding his long residence
in the county he has never had
any desire to hold office or live
on a homestead but has recently
decided to try both. While here
Mr.. Pearce SHE'D his hat into the
political arena by announcing
himself as a candidate for JUS
tice of the Peace at Taylor and
also filed on homestead.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08

blowing up the powder maga-
zine, ending before it was begun
what was hoped to be a career
of destruction.
What became of the Arizona
| never knew, but suppose that
after the war she was sold, like
many other river gunboats. and
converted into a commercial
craft"
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For Clerk of the Superior Court

We are authorized to announce M. r.
Smith of Holbrook as a candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the Superior
Court of Navajo county, subject to the
endorsement of the Democratic electors
of the county, at the Primary election
to be held on September 8, 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
Notice of Meeting

There will be a meeting of the
Navajo Co. Democratic Central
Committee at Holbrook on Thurs
day, Aug. 18th, at 10 o'clock am.
A good attendance is desired.
GEO. P. SAMPSON,
Chairman
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
CEARY DENOUNCES
The PRIMARY LAW


Hon. w. Paul Geary, chairman
of the Corporation Commission,
was an arrival in Holbrook
Thursday from St. Johns, with
er he had been visiting his
brother-in-law, Fred w. Nelson.
The Santa Fe Limited train No.
3 was ordered stopped in order
to convey the Commissioner from
Holbrook to Winslow. Commits
sioner Geary now sports very
nifty long-tailed coat. The aff1u-
ence and dignity of Geary in a
long-tailed coat denouncing the
Primary Law reminds us of an
earlier day when we humble citi-
zens first knew him.
Mr.. w. P. Geary, as he was
then called, arrived in Winslow
in the spring of 1902. At first
he gained a precarious livlihood
| playing pianos and sounding
key notes for Harry Burbage,
being the author of a political
Editty entitled when Burbage
Met Barney Moran.
In 1904 our hero became Dis
trict Attorney of Navajo county
and continued to hold that office
until 1912, but in those parlous
times Geary avoided long-tailed
coats and Santa Fe Limited
trains. The District Attorney
was required by law to live at
the county seat, yet Geary was
never at the county seat except
when the Board of Supervisors
was in session once in three
months and on occasions when
he assisted in chicken stealing.
Whenever the Democratic par
ty of Navajo county was in con-
vention assembled (meaning that
Burbage, Geary and Bill Kelly
were making a slate) Geary
worked off much language which
was called the Democratic Plat
form which denounced the cor
porations, all and singular, and
the Deer Peepul" were felici-
tated on having at least three
doughty champions to defend
them against the "encroach-
ments of privilege" etc., etc.
In those days our hero was
much alarmed for fear some
corporation would steal away
our liberties and was eternally
active in repelling special priv
ileges asked of the Beard of Su
pervisors, unless indeed the
whole matter had been properly
arranged for in advance. And
as for riding Limited trains
nix! The most dilatory freight
or cattle train was good enough.
Joe Bailey had nothing on
Geary in adherence of the plu-
tocratic plug-hat and long-tailed
coat in those good old times, but,
like Bailey, our hero has for
saken his idol, the Deer Pee
pull" and each is a victim Of too
much prosperity.
"Vice is a monster of such horrible
mien
That to be hated needs but to be seen.
But seen too oft, familiar with his face
We first endure, then pity, then en-
brace"
Geary failed to carry Navajo
county three years ago and II
signs count for anything his mi
nority will be even more to the
oo;n,,C +bon ovor hnf0ro
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For Sheriff

We are authorized to announce E. j.
Smith of Holbrook as candidate for
the office of Sheriff of Navajo county,
subject to the endorsement of the Re-
publican electors of the county, at the
Primary election Sept. 8, 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For County, Supervisor

Creswell of Winslow as candidate for
the Office of County Supervisor of
Navajo county. subject to the endorse
ment of the Democratic electors of the
county, at the Primary election to be
held September 8, 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For Representative

5. W. PROCTER-
We are authorized to announce S. w.
Proctor of Winslow as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
State Representative for Navajo
county, subject to the approval of
the voters at the primary election
September 8, 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For Sheriff
Z A. RHOLES

BARNEY A. RHOLES-
We are authorized to announce Bar
ney A. Rholes of Winslow as can
didate for Sheriff of Navajo county,
subject to the will of the Democratic
voters at the primary election to be
held Sentemher s. 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
County Attorney

A. Y. MOORE
We are authorized to announce A. Y.
Moore of Winslow as a candidate for
the nomination of County Attorney,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party at the primary election
to be held Sept. 8, 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For Suberior Judpe

Sidney Sapp, candidate for Judge of
the Superior Court of Navajo county,
Arizona, subject to the Republican pri-
maries, Sept. 8, 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For Clerk of the Superior Couri

WALLACE, H. LARSON
We are authorized to announce Wal
lace H. Larson of Holbrook as can
didate for the office of Recorder of
Navajo county, subject to the en-
dorsement of the Republican electors
of the county, at the primary cleo
ton September s. 1914.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
For State Senator

JAMES M. FLAKE
/ hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of State Senator
of Navajo county, subject to the will
of my friends, and will be grateful for
any support received.
Respectfully,
JAMES M. FLAKE.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-08
Political Announcements
For Judge Superior Court

]. E. CROSBY
We are authorized to announce ]. E.
Crosby of Holbrook as a candidate
for Judge of the Superior Court of
Navajo county, ~Ariz., subject to the
endorsement of the Republican cleo
tors of the county, at the primary
election September 8, 1914.
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@oblt6atiae gnrner.

100000 81. linb aug BEN &reifen Der
0eutf6en Surnerl9dft benz aotben &reua
unb anberen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aur
@erfiisnng geItslt. Ser @usi6nB Der
0aitfden SurnerfdoFt bat 5000 Ma. ans
Der SaupttaFe benz Rotbtn areus 3ur
8erTigung geftelt. Cine grpBe 9ln3abI
bon 2urnbereinen TT bieIem BeifpieIe gee
foIat unb bat, ohne bic eiaenen MitaIieber
gu DersefIen, fiir bic uIIgemeinen Wphls
fabrtsbeftrebungen groBe Summer hergez
geben. 60 bat ber Surnberein gHen fem
gqn5es @erm0gen in 60he bon 5000
81. Snr @erfiigung geftslt; bic 8erIiner
Sutnerfddft 5000 3d., her gurnbunb
MiiI6eim unb bes Surnberein miil6eim
glei6fdns ie 5000 50, Der aIgemeine
Surnperein, ebnfp Der Surnberein 1847
in 9iiFelborf, Der Nltp. aDni9sbera, ber
Surntrets With ie 5000 3D., @elTentirs
den $500 3D., Miilbeim a. 9ab., MGnnerz
|turnberein Sponbau, 9ortmunb, GiIena9,
grefeIb 81, MdrfiIder San u. a. ie
1000 3D., Die @ereine Der Regieruness
be3irte 9iiFelbnrf aoblen3 un6 Ma9en
baden 10000 80. alfoebrdht.
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tteberls DIR as9aHsn.

@raf mli6ael adrOIbi, bsr, BON Grants
reid auriidsetebrt, fem g~ubapeFter ga.
f1is tpie6er besOgen FAT, begssnst auf bet
Sreppe einem Ieiner alien 9iener, Der All
gesinn bes &rieges eingsriidt mar unb
tpegen elmer NerIeBung uuf BEN fibliheR
arisgsidaupIas einise IOdsn llrIuub en-
bulten bat.
SO, mein Gpbn,1 rsbst i'm Der Graf
an, i'd babe ssb0rt, buB Nn Did bsIs
Senbdft beHoumen bdit. SD piu Did
befAenten. @as fuiinfhet Gu Dira4
rAlIo, Guer 8o6tppbIsebpren, 70 bfele
2rpnen, tpis bon sinen DIR gum aHbereH
plaB bobsn!1.
r@irb bas Dir ni6t gu ipsnig feinaS
sd begniise mid fhOn bomit!4
@rdf Rarplpi tpi1isi tn bic Sa6e Elm
unb min gcrabe bic Gntfernune sipif9sn
ben bti6en Ohren fsines 9isners abmeHen,
als ss iid b~erausfteIt, bdb bieier nug siu
DIR fat.
.Wo TIT bsnn Dein sipsitss DIRE
n9ds, Grsr Sp6noblsshpren, nag babe
ia bel Gadbub selaKea!A
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pic nnne @afersfrnn.

sir entnehmen einem Barrier Brief bes
rSourndI be @enebe" bas 8olstn6e:
Benn man garis in Der Ri6tung Goma
ptegne berlibt. 10 lit GenIis Der erie Srt,
Der inter BEN ariege geIitten Fat. Der
Beinb 1T u6t Sage bort g~etpeIan. Cine
8ddsr8frau Sstst uns alf ben deniters
Idoen ibres 2aOens bic @orte, bic bic
8euiI6sn bineeTdriebeR baden: r8ie
@orte, Taste lie, .l6f6e i'd uidt tpieber
aus, Bis Der Sriebs seidloHen lit. @eItern
nod bonnerten bic &1nonen in Der MGbe,
70 bdB man slauben tonnte, Fe piirben
BON elmer Mitute CUR onbern tpieber in bic
.Stabt ein8ieben. Qm erifen Sag, ala fie
gstommsn inb, bd iparen lie piitbenS.
Die Mbern an ibren 5dlgen ipdren geS
i9ipplen, es mar f6redlt6; unIern 2dben
baben lie dusgerdumt. bannG an ben fpIs
genben 9dsen muBten mir 8rot fiir lie
baden. limb bsSablt baben fie es uns."
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Rad einem Dor peniaen Sdesn aus
Guriibba, 9uuptIta6t bes b~raTltaniI6sn
STATES pardna, einsetroffeneu 8riefe
purben gnSe luguIt bort anIf9tstarten
b~ertauft, bic bas tpifte SriimmerfelO elmer
niebersebroaepm Stabt 3sigttn. 9drunter
Ftdnb in fran35FI6er unb pnrtugieTi9er
Spra9e: r@ie Ruinsn bon Sdmburg.
Dirtuns bes 5suers engliIder 6aiffBs
gsI9uBe.1 Der abFenber beg grieFes,
Der bor nidt LANCER 3eit Sam6urs ges
IaGftIi9 beIa9te unb Bel bieIer @elegens
belt bas abbrudsbisrtet an Ser
9teberufruBe beTfdtiete. srtunnte
an einigen am MeBberg Md nufre6t
ftebenben 6duiern fofort bic nn6euerIi6e
capitalization. Die &urten riibren iebens
fans" f6risb Der 6err, bon eiuem Sdm>
burger Original Der, inb i'm QusIunb bers
bielfdltigt unb NIT Der irrefiihrenben linz
teri4rift Derie6tn,4
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tOnnsn, pirb gelefeu. Cine b~eIonbere
4ommiifion iorst bafir, bnB in ben 5obls
reihen 3immsrn unb Sdlen r~egelmGbig
nit nensm asIetoff aebisnt wirb,"
Der 9atier BET bert Sransisfaneriunru.
Dem aa6ener edo Der geaenDdrte
pirb bsri9tet: Qm 20. Sttober batten
bic G4peltsrn in Dem eroBsn Gtappens
2a5aretb 81 ....,. bic Che, ben adis
Ier BET ben @erpunbsten 8u Ieben. Der
Monura siug bon Belt 81 geit unb uus
terhieIt fta in lsutIeliger Meiie nit ben
Sofhaten, bic ct na@ 9eimath, ihrem Re-
simsnt uub Der art ibrer @~erpunOuna
btfrdgte. Sir tinen ieben bate er Elm
tbeilnebmenbes freunbli4es Mort unb
Identte arm SdIuTe iebem @srpunbeteu
cine prd6tiee RoIs. Guh bic Gdpstern
bic sipiT9en ben 9ettsn Der @ertpunbeten
oertbsilt Itanben, purben bonn &diIsr nit
einem frdftieen 6dnbsbrud begrdBt une
in Elm @eIprda se8oeen. Dis cine Der
Sdpeffern duf bic Srags nah Der 9eis
matb anttDortste. Re iti aus SOblen3, Iuete
Der anifer; n@a mar ia aud meme
groBmuttsr LANCE 8eit. ba bat he bitf
Suites mitsepirtt, Sic bat ia aud Sbrsr
@enofsnidaft trdftis beiseitanben, aIs Is
gait. in aoblsn8 cine MieberldHung su
sriinbsn. SECT bdben mir ben Rubeu bus
nm
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cnaaHfanna Der @ari6aIbiansr.

Die 3eitung .Mpmeuto@ In Turin bes
Tpri6t bic Melbung bitIer rSmifner 3eis
tunseu, OaB psppino @aribdIbt ifdi iibsr
bic Bebanblung Der iiuIieniIGen GreimiIs
Iissn bur9 Brantrsid bslInse, unb fist
binsu, Grantrein 5betne fih mebr dua
Der Irantrst9freunblfden Gtimmung ais
aus Der tb~dttrdftigsn llnterItiisnne gu
MAIDEN. @epib fprs6e man biel BON ifas
litniiasn Grsipilisen, obsr fe ntiiBtsH
fn bel geEdneH luhen. 49,. Die frnn56s
FTan SffiSiere fsien ibrt Gihrsr, is
mari2irten inter ben fruH56fIhsn Sab
men unb miiBteH ben frunsSFfhen aonas
manbos sehor9en. aur8, Ft feien feline
0aribalbisaegiou, fonbern nur Elm She'll
bes frana0fIhen 5eeres. 9as Gtlimmfte
fei absr. baB bic @aribuIbiaHer nua
Ialeht bebanbelt piirben. Sieribsr pers
ber6Ffsntli1t cine Glorentiner s3eiiung
ben Brief zines 5reipiqisen. in benz IA
beiBt: SD bin auBsr mir por Wuth.
Seit athn Sdsen bauft id unter pibers
rpGrtisen Barren. SIR piBt, NIT ipeIder
geeeitsrung fh Stdlientr fir Grantreih
anperbeH lieBsn, ipadsrs Suneen. Mrbeitss
loIe, obsr au6 Mdunsr, bic ben 3esa
ibrer Iamilie perliebeA, Inn fiir bic frans
8pIIde RepubIit 81 fterbsn. Ssit i'd bier
BIN, ftsdten fe mid auiammen nit anbe=
rem Qrbeitsloien aus MnrIeiqe unb Nuss
piidIen Der Gremoenlegipn. Man behanz
belt uns uIs 2anonenFutter. @ep0bnlids
llntsroffisiere unb GergsdnteR Iinb uniere
Glbrer. 1lnIsre moteritle Gage unb Nsrs
pflegurs fnb idredIid, 70 bnB man auf
bic iaItmmiten Seuasn eefnBt fem fam.
Sdpn ssbn Sage bdIt man uns felt unb
inTtruirt ms NIT unelanblider NuhldTz
figteit, bsnn mir finb uur psrtbloie Maarf
fit fe."
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Gin tuert6uOaes etnaeitanSnIs.

Der Friibere TDaidtbempIrGiiT6e babiTde
0dnbtdgsdb9eprbnete Gspbri9 berbreitet
ii9 In bemertenspertbeu a%nsfibrnneeR
in ber 3eitfdrift Der ariss" iiber bic
Mobilmaduug. St Togt II. a.:
.~llnIere ainber unb ainbsstinbtt iper=
ben nod bapoit eradbIen, ipie Iid Der ans
geblih feeIenloIe mehduismus u~nTerer
Militdrsendlt niir als eth Slid isner beis
ligen Sr6nlng eripieIsn fat, bic Jriebrih
Gdiner cine Simmslstodtsr nenRt. Die
gepalt uIlein tbut's nidt, dber obne s
giebt e. feline SiesE. Die SrOnuns ALIEN
tbut's aud ui6t, ubsr ubne Fe 1T oIIss
berloren llnb nod ems madi bic
3uridbleibenbSn frob anb Ieift. Jebt
fab man auf BEN GtrdBsn. no bic Milips
men unb Miaiarben bineefommen ipnren.
bic Sohr Inn Sabr hura bic MiIitdrhnrs
ldgen Der Megierung aeforbeTt purben.
Sier sing infer GleiId unb @Iut, gut
geffeibet, gut esItiefstt. gut g%eriftt. limb
aud Bic, fpelhe segen ben INNER an3us
frirnenen Militarismiis mdutes Inorfe
Mort batten fallen lnHen, bdnten iebt
beimIid Soil, bdB i'm Rei4stag aad ees
gen ibrsn Miasn nIIss nngenummsu ipors
ben mar. 1enn mo- pdrsR nit louIt
ifsEes
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qrbeitsluNafeit In San6nrs.

9as umtli6e Grgebnis Der QrbeitsloTens
8dblung in Samburs lit Elm reldttb 8 T
giinitiges. Gs purben nur 2,434
mdnnIide unb 1916 tpeiblide bef6dftis
gungsIofe anssifslte urb gtrbeitsr, ipsIde
4rbeit Iuaen, ermittelt. Gr bdnbeIt ii6
bier ni9t MIR I'm @rbeitsloIe, bic bur9
ben Rries drbsitslos setporben Iinb, fons
bern aud I'm ioIde, bic uuter nprmaIen
8er9dltni1en arbeitslos aetporbsn tpGren.
Die grDBte 3iffer nit 1922 arbeitsIofen
ntmmt bas S~dnbelsgetperbe Elm, bann
folgt bds 8augefpsrbe nit 1921, barauf
bas 0ertehrsgeperbe NIT 1902
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9le aaiierin aIs grief6ehenerin.

Die aaiierin ipsiIts Dor einigsu 9assn
in 9ombure, i'm ben beripunbetsn aries
germ IN ben b~ortigeH aruntsnbduIsrn sinen
BeEu9 Adjudication, Gle fragte itbsu ems
sslnsn ndn Der art ieiner 9eripunbune.
mad Der Stdtts. no er getGrHpft babe. unb
nu4 Tsinsr 9ertunft. Bel sinem Solbateu
peripeiltt Is defenders LANCE Ia er fdtrtr
bsrfpunbet mar. aIs Der GpIbdt i6r srs
s6blts, bdB er ans 9rdunItipsia fannie,
no and Ieint 5dmilie tpobRs, iasts bic
&aiIeriH: r9as trifft Fd ID fs9r einiiis.
Sd fabrs ndmli9 moresn at msintr So4e
ter Haa 9rdunidneig, Wsnn Gle Shrer
5amiIie bisltsiht mas mitIenhen molten.
70 min id ss germ mitnshmsn," unb That's
IGGlia bsT0rberte bic aaiTerin sintn 9risi
6ss iapfersn GolOatsn an feline Gdmilis,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
@ie aefaaenen aa6nentraaer.

Dos bupsrii6e aris9sminiterium psrs
Eftutli6s nadRsbsnbs gntIhlieBnns bstr,
decentralization: 81. 81. Der aOnis
bdbsH nit n[srb6aItsr entidIiebuns bonn
"A. September 0~Isreudbign eerubt. 5u
ssnsbmissn. bdB bic Gabnentrdgsr. bic i'm
esgsnipdrtissn GslO5us nit Der SABINE In
Ssr 6anb e~efolsn unb bic infolge bon
Munben, bic Te NIT Der Saline in Der
9dnb srbdlten baben beritorben Tiub, fir
ale 3eiten buSurd gesbrt tperben, baB
lire Ramsn nit tar3er G~rtpdhnune BET
9eranIaHung duf Flbsrntn Hinasn an ben
bstrsfFenben Gnbntn bsraeidnti psrben,
uHb snetei9 bas Standardization gu
srmGhtiesn, bic fir ben 8on5ua srFprbers
Ii6sn i~peiisrtn 9sItimmungsn 1n srlaTen.
gtmaise antrdss IiRb benz arisssminis
iterium na1 Beenoisuns bes Gelb8uss
nit turSsm 8sriht unO 8sinabms zines
Rationale auf BEN 3ieRItpsg boraus
legen.%
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
Sin na6Fdtiser Slidter.

Der aonbousr poliaeiri6ter Iastc Bel
Der @orfibruns BON qerTonen. bic fpegsn
beut4feiubli9er 4usI6raiungtn
perbdftet tporbsn iparsn, er noble bos 9prs
gefallene iiberIehen, ba bic grt Der beuts
Tdeu 9riesfi6rung Ger meint pfFenbur bag
epige rStesen1) bic Menfhm reise unb
errege. Gr fiiete bdnn binSu: rDir birs
fen aber niGt ben &opf berlieren unb
miiHen uns itets dts g%ngIdnbsr betragen."
(tno oos that sr benn aud, aIs Ct bas
9eIinbel frei Iisb.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
Gin .ipaaererD aeutider.

Der In arefelb eeborene, in Miln9en
k6eimat6ete. unb auidIFge aauImdnn
emil Marir bate id, ipie oas @enerals
tommdnbo Ieintr5eit idon 6FFentlid be-
tannt CAB, am 8, September in S6leibs
beim Frdn3DFi6en ariegsgefaneenen ees
eeniiber unpiirbis beRommen. Gr bate
Tih besbdlb Dor pem S16ffeneeridt tpes
gen orpben llnfugs gu oerantiportsn. Sn
6er 8erbanblurs purbe fsItgeHeat, baB
Tih Der angetlngte, Der Tih por @eridt
ais Der bette gldtript ouFIpieIte, 5und1ft
NIT ben @cfuneeusn In beren Mutters
Tpra9s unterbieIt uno bann Bel Der @srs
tbeilana bes @eIperbrotes ben bamit be-
trauten poItsn srob anberrThte, neil fit
bic IeBten @efangeuen ifdtt brei, mir eine
Semmel iibria aeblieben mar. Sober Sc
Taaaene erbielt bamdlS cine @prit unb
brei Gemmet. SO purbe feltgeFeIt, bab
ber polten BEN lebten GeFangenen bic
fir i'm fstbF beItiwmts Murit uub
Semmel eegebsn bail 9us @H0ffenges
ri6t psrurtbeilte Warir benz antrag bes
Mmtsdnnolts entIprebenb 5ur b01it3us
ldiissu 6aFttrufe bon feds Mpdeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
guIuild, nidt auIHId.

gu sinem srhtiternben 3pif9enfan fam
ts in elmer 9erbanblung Dor Der Strufs
TANNER hes lonogeridis in Berlin. Wts
gen @iebiiabls i'm ItroEiddrfenbtn Rid
fale iudr Der aus MarIdau ftommenoe
GdmibtrgefeIe Gtanislaus Gr8ese5pIt
onestldet, Der zines 9uges. fur3 mad Isis
ner GpilaFuns aug BEN Gefdnsnis. 1lns
tsr ben ainbm elmer Dame bic Saubtaihs
entipeubei bate. auf cine 5raee bes @crs
Fbsnbsn, % Il rgiEIdsr Gtaatsaugsb0s
fieeF lei, eripibsrts Der augetldgts I'm
Some haditsr GntruItuug, Bin uidi
3uFt. Bin In 6duptHnbt bon Reid NoIsn
osborsn, bin alfo qols, aehars 5l Gtaat
5olenl1 Tarduf Der NoribeRDs; Den
sIsbi's np@ rihtt"