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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
IRISH DIVISION
WANTS PRIVILEGE
Will 49, ALLOWED 10 ~ GRID
mn 10 NOM iSiANp
iikE OIHfE~d

pTE.IE oct o. ! NnlI--
Bob. richmond request J, DO tIa o'.
5000. f..Igu.tIor OF lH aU hr
.t.. .t. been met ThpI altoona.
Islf.r HDrts before tho ornsafI0I
.. Parliament declared t.H Hf
country bad right Jo um 'ha'
.. I..rIII. lor the q ed''nnar,
.lrra HDuII boz kept tf ahe. a %
.8.f u'l0ared as Tar . pos .I.s UE
.r .HmrH and c0mpD. f p1 .1Ir
G. .0.af hatfalious char lra
HHI NAV gain national credit Tor
their decd and feel NJ ofIsr com
mIH.i.s of fHr EmTHre f4iat a.lr. 700
Ht. contributed an arm bearing Boz
name H fHIs historic - gKle
Since chat manifest0 gas publ I.
aI Recruiting in lrela north anI
south has IroU active ! nd nov mo
Ir..H bod ade as 0ufhlrd by ST.
Redmond HeIng fo med II HII
.UH 0f tHe 9Th ''ision Of fh.
N. 'rut rlmpoged "a twelve pure.
ID .f#N mrdlions n headquar.
f.r a NaI1H. count C0rk Most
a. f officer. lnclu ng The COM.
mnUer $500 bl Iris men, aud SIR
Redmond has agreed q regard fUr
division as fHo irish lfigade
Lieutenant Genera sir lawrrH.r
#Dr.HufJou pars0ns former ru
G.# aud a Kings g. Inty man hH"
been appointed 20 N. command Sir
Iaafrf,a flrmcfl ead az IrI
Uuwaud while he ! good srrU
100 south Africa. b, * pr.seni at
.Hr relief 0l ladysr ~ since D.. %
b.. Ua. boon ln-pel Generl. u'
Artillery 100 India was kniehlrI
900 Dos retirement q years oto
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
MEXICoS PROBlFNS

ln addition 90 the misfortune oi having no
great leader who is capable OF bringing about per
maneut peace Mexico ls suffering from two con
dluons existing everywhere bat more pronounced
there that may cause almost endless trouble
There j.. no doubt but the great land owners
holding immense tracts. have made t impossible
ior The country 10 develop % farming. and a. a
result she has not the great class oi small farmers
thar are absolutely necessary in any country that
BE- 20 reach % high state oi civilization.
Where such conditions prevail the great BODY
o. the people can never hope to become independ
-nt Many thousands OF them are little better
than slaves d not slaves IN fact, and they 1--we
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
Planning for the
StOrk's Rrriva

A~H.l ten.. fr' Es witch aI women
should .r. H. si many of fh.- iH.
BE- a ar..III Csc -naI 4pui. itiHH sofa
r uH.f drug strf under fha rIrs ~
Mother Friend n o. re- penetrating
I.... f"i MANY avg rlnrr "a mother tells
r.s -H wonderful ail.l them through
'H. .I f .tne..nurl d. chief pure
r rHHi.r Gre trnI1rF l-amsr's
Hi ~'He aH r'frt that rlf.r.s exc
rIrs."r ~I. .. ner mpiisH.f without fhe
rf a1 often character tr %
Oh. f-H 20 ..ne.ttucV.
N fr may Therefore 30
I sH Indirectly hfvIrs splendid
r fr. early disrCsIt.0r 70
tHH f.tr. es-HrffIHr
Whatever lH... o. fh. H1-r Hrf rr~r-
frH ... nfH.r sH.lif IaHts .". Impress
N.Hr sr..fu uf fNH h1N.
So HHF rfa H rea enable '1 believe
trHf "H .W.Eh.rf Fasrrr hIs hrHr
r..rrr r..r OBI ~.flrrhoHi OR WON" than
t1if CENTURY be- rrst D. remedy thlt
women have learned the great value o.
f.f ~ am frie sfnrr f0r M0thfrs
FrtHrf q rerrfra ting. external uallt
m erat h'n ara Vaiue And writ -
r-as..If rH-Hfatar CO.. zoe famar Hd- q.
Atlanta ga. ~ fheir b0ok u Useful
al1 timely lnforrna fion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Thousands OF poo de keen cough.
nE because unable o get ino right
remedy Coughs are cause hy On.
Illumination of Throat and bronchial
Tubes What you need o. fu -o0'hr
.Hs inflammation Take Or King
Sew discovery, h penetrate mo q,
u,ato mucous lining. ralees 'he
'hlogm and quickly relieves 'N"
rnnElsted momeraesng Cot Soc.
bottle from youi druggiai nr.
kiur New Discdjery quiokly ard
completely topped nv couch" writes
~ q watts FloyCada Texas Money
back U n0i satisfied. but 20 nearly
'''''. ''''' Aby,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
SOCIAL PROFILE EN- MS.
Ci~SED - TEACHES

EIGlN lIl Nov. t-THU Thor.
and teachers Wer preseni fhI.
morning when The .. tern section of
fhe Northern lllino Teacher AS
collation. opened u convention 90
the coliseum so Il and KHurl.
uoUll Training Is theme pl the
two days discussion profe or
steiner OF Grimnell ollege spoke 900
"rhe Challenge of the american
pIrit analfziug ~ spirit o Anne
.Oa u relation 10 he problem OF
population and the lewer problem
arising from the = eseni European
war Mrs Lucy G. owen OF Ch'raro
NilI tomorrow spea on "The Wo.
man Vote loo Relation Co. Child
Welfare
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

'by aura krsWanD
his The imam vho is iull oi surprises Tor us
though be- may have just told us a thing he will
perhaps 'he very next moment astonsh as by rc
pea'iuv u boomugS Bu,-you lust told me
that we start to saw hen Ne catch on he's
says, % Tor the benefit OF those two men and
their wives who have JUST taken the seat across
the aisle from Oh coursc' They haven heard
Il before have thew For thus is the man who has
appointed himself entertainer tor the world az
large Hes tree continuous performance "
we I've heard his show once ve mustn't kick be
he begins o. all again. ~ time Tor u.s. 90
give up our seat 20 someone else n We were
paying for his performance w- have reh, 20
kickl 50 on he goes mcrry through hie-an
unpaid comedian. he knows that We see his I,tle
failing bu, he doesn care no doubt the applause
h. gets from unknown audiences. Be- dearer % hum
than the entire respect OF his friends
Hes swapping hn fingers in our faces.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
Advertisement.

For % cents will send directions
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kept In every home Requires no
making up. makes skin soft and
clear. results noticeable after first
application. For so cents per four
ounce bottle ] send q harmless com
plexion beautifer that beaches and
protects from sun and wind Address
Miss Adella Blake. EsteIline, Texas,
Han County 2-lp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
I 'ple,'s Honey and Tar tumpuund
tpY 4 'fsFttu

Group scare. sou The loud
hnarse croupy cough. choking aud
Easpur for breath. labored breath
ng aQ for immediate relief The
very f'f doses ot F0lev's Honey
and Tar Compound win master the
Group 10 cuts the thick mucus
clears away the phlerm and opens
up and eases the air passage llar-
UId Berg. Mass Mich writes We
.i.D TooNs Honey and Tar 10 our
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country. Cover, the Panhandle Of Texas Fast
.rn New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty -four hours IN
advance OF Denver. Dallas. Fort Worth. Oklaho
ma City, and other papers carrying teleEsphie
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

children for croup and DC always acts
quickly Every user o. friend For
sale hF 900 druggists
tAdyl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

More republicans ~ Congress and senate may
mean more NOISE but not more wisdom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Made in Amarillo should be- fhr magnet
which draws the buyers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Eleven nations ire now engaged the wal
come eleven game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Grand Old Texas s still demorrair and also
busy Let the Panhandle grow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The Daily News will be delivered by Garner
anywhere in Amarillo. or by mail outside Of the
city for s.. 90 year. or Soc q month. IN advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

II anyone can detect % SINGLE sperk Of th,
holy or divine IN the European war Ne would
ike to borrow his telescope
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Entered as second-olan matter ~ the post
office at Amarillo. leIss under the act Of March
5. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07
THE LIMIT CAFE

Cleanest and best place 10 eat. Try
The Limit. li6 Taylor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Build a concrete silo with a ten
years guarantee. See J. l.. Heam
At Brazelton Pryor a Co. l571tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

While one VIM ali CLEANED over the recent
election returns be rs said 10 have shown his teeth
Just like Teddy bu, not with the same meaning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Death may be certain enough but taxes must
henceiorth not bc counted in the absolutely Ger
tain class Il is charged by The government that
there arc 5000 income tax dodgers m the
United States
a twenty five million dollar tram stopped for
forty minutes in Chicago the other day. According
10 the ubunr Some oi the odd time Windy luN
aldermen surely ddut know o. pr o. would hav"
stopped longer
Republican randpat editors everywhere ore
throwing up their swcaty night cap, over the
republican gains iu elections BE- well Tor them
to do their lublaunp now SINCE they will be- in
tears and lamentations two years hence
Two new states have swung INTO the woman
suffrage band wagon and four more states have
voted iavorably ON the total elimination oi booze
The suffs and ducs are picking off the states Ike
the Germans are nabbrnp 'hc British navy
From Wisconsin where most every farmer
diversiics to DAIRY COWS and good horses .omes
this suggestion % farmers everywhere When
the war - over the countries involved wfII boz ,rr
tain 10 find their horse stock .o depleted tna' they
will be forced 20 come 90 us for ue', supplies Thus
will be the American farmers chance Boz. prpi.
Every sound and pure grade drrr mare DOB at
horse breeding states should he mated next
spring Texas has state organization OBJ horse
and mule breeders hat Icxas fancy stock farm
ers may share iu this predicted profitable HuHuc..
The state organization should encourage i's m~w
bership along lines suggested by the Wisconsin
pert -Fou Worth Star Telegram
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

II our old tune Panhandle breeze should rinse
up from the Southwest there will be- no danger of
the foot and mouth disease germs forging th"if
way into the Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

Practically every daily paper nowadays makes
some reference 10 prosperity ~ ught. business
revival upon MS etc hut somehow old prosp
is mighty slow in pulling m over that last leg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-07

The III Paso Herald proposes 10 undertake"
the collection OF general supplies to be sent to
the distressed peoples OF Europea auntr'es =
mrg'ty-e,s.'-Nt -eA-fo-ue1nssA -" 'hr'H'
enlistmeot
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
John Gray was a countyseat visitor

John Gray was countyseat visitor
Monday.
Levi Reed of Westport was in the
city Monday on business.
Mrs. John Boutell spent Sunday in
Melrose visiting friends.
Mrs. A. M. Meserve is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bohall.
v. L. Burgess was an Alexandria
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Burrows of Gienwood was a
Sank Centre visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Wehrhahn is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Engle.
Mrs. A. Fiala of Willmar is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Loomer.
Get raspberries from McCracken &
Burgess. Fresh every day. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rose and little
daughter spent Sunday in Melrose.
Miss Haskamp of Melrose is here
attending the Chautauqua this week.
For clean, fresh, Chewing Tobacco
90 to Ed. Evans Billiard Parlor. ZIP
Miss May Lewis or Long Prairie
is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Richards
this week.
Earl Rose came up from Melrose
Wednesday to spend several days here
with relatives.
Mrs. Francelia Bronson went to the
Twin Cities this morning for a short
stay with friends.
Mrs. w. F. Sanderson returned
Monday evening from months visit
to Port Huron and Detroit, Michigan
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-02
FOR SALE-Six room house for sale
Inquire at Frick Farm Agency. 48t1

Inquire at Frick Farm Agency. 48tf
Mrs. F. M. Connolly spent the past
week in Minneapolis visiting at the
home of her son Henry.
Mrs. P. Hoffman of Willard arrived
in town Tuesday morning for visit
with her brother T. w. Brown.
F WANTED-Rose Comb, white Wy
andotte chickens. Inquire of J. e.
Cardinal, Boston Store shoe dept. 1t
Rev. FIR. ART made a trip to Tin
tab, Breckenridge and Fergus Falls
last week, returning home Thursday
night.
Mrs. R. E. Hansen arrived home on
Wednesday noon from visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. a. Whipple
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mel Billed, assisted by Miss
Annabel Erwin will entertain the Graz
datim Club at a Civic Tea, Wednes-
day, July 10th.
Miss Florence Parker and sister,
Mrs, W, A. Barr and little daughter
Jane, of Chicago, are enjoying an out
ing at Spring Park.
Mrs. G. b. Wilcox left Wednesday
for Detroit, where she went as del
egate to the w. R. C. Convention be-
| ing held there this week.
Sanford Smith arrived last Friday
from Prescott, Wise, and will remain
in town until after the Fourth visit
ing friends and relatives.
]. C. Matchett, editor and pro-
prietor of the Northwest Insurance
was in the city Friday. The Herald
acknowledges pleasant call.
AL. Fish and G. Wills witnessed
the thinning ball game Sunday. be.
tween Sank Rapids and st. Cloud
which resulted in 2 to score.
David Cleveland, William Pangburr
and Henry Fielding left on the Nor
thern Pacific Wednesday morning fol-
Detroit to attend the District G. A. r
encampment.
DR.. E. ]. Holleran drove up from
Minneapolis Sunday in his Hupmobile
and joined his wife and son who have
been visiting for the past few days
at the home of her parents. He will
spend his vacation here.
i C. H. Barnes, Superintendent of the
st. Cloud City schools, who at present
is conducting summer school at thu
State Agricultural School at Morris
was in the city Tuesday to consult
with R. C. Buckley in regard to plans
for new school building in Soutl
st. Cloud.
THE CORNER MEAT MARKET
WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY
JULY 4th., FROM 1 TO A O'CLOCF
AND IN THE EVENING FROM
O'CLOCK ON, BUT WILL BE Open
SUNDAY FORENOON. WE WILL
ALSO DELIVER, BUT GET your
ORDERS in EARLY BOTH SATUR
DAY AND SUNDAY. CHAS. DICKS
PROP. adv
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25

bate, 5silqusaen, bic gum Cell
Ihou ben R0mern bstnnnt ipnren
uno bon ibnen fart bsnubt purs
bsr. Uon Roubtim NIT ltinsn
GprubsGn benz Bah fir 5tr8tranis,
bis na6 aBmamsbouIsn NIT Iei,
net trdftigen 2ttbionqutlls Elm uns
untsrbrohener qran3 msiit ipsItbss
riibmter 8dbsr am Iiiblihn Sang
bes Gebirges; unp no Der Snob Der
grbs feline GsIunbpdftr iptnbtt,
bsttsten f6 Sommerfriftsr, 2ufts
iurprte uno Sanaturien in bic Cd
Ter ober an bic gsrgbdnge. Die
.66be~ f9iBt ia Dor rauben glorb,
pinben; no bic ebsIftsn RebgepGhIs
gsosiben unb bic G~beltaftonie, 6i.
9otter fioIi8erer asgionen, in gons
sen MdIoetn griint, bn mdFtn bi.
ilimattfdeR gsrbdltniFs gdnTis.
fem.
9as berOorragsnbitt oer 7aunuss
bdOer lift notiirtid Diesbabtn,
bsFen 6eilpdfer i4on Dor faIt slptis
tauIenb Sabren in 9snubung GEE
nOmmsn purben. Tod Dor Dsnis
gen Subrsn fonb man bsim 9tus
bau 0es BaIaitbotsIs cine grob. r0s
miIde 8abeanlags unO be pGusls
len Der Wattiatittr@ i'm S6ubs sis
nes ftartsn aaItels, BAG ben lber
bos 9aunusgebirgs laufenbsn r0mis
fdsn 8efeItigungsgraben, ben Zines,
iaiibte, ftanben bel ben @rDberern
aus 5iibeuropa in bpbem Rufe. ga
fs gum 9eit fsbr betB unb nit be-
ird1tliher Dampfsntpidlung aus
BEN 8ooen auslsn, Iorgtsn tie i4on
itIbsr oafir, bag re nidt In 9ers
gsFenbeit geristen; nber fuer bate
apb Dor bunbsrt Jobrsn fpobI gsabnt,
bab 0ns itsine naFauiihe ReIiDenss
uno 8oneitdbtdsn einIt CUR beriibms
ten .Weltturnabl" nsroen nlrbe,
bic idbrli9 mebr Rurfrtmbe bebers
bttot, als Witsbabsn, bns felt einis
gen Jnbrsn bic gtDBtabtgrsnss
lbsrIhritt, i~ibstbnapt ginpObhtr bat
Irsilih fnb bieIe 4urfrsmben ni4t
dies aurbebiirftige. 8is ~gDiesbubsn
emit ais o5pisIba6@ biels gtembsn
onsog, fir ptIts bic iDobItdtigs
9cdbrnnnennBmpbs oIs fOl9t tSSs
asist battle, 70 it Is aud hsnts fit
snbllcTe @hnfen, bic aug onsr MsIt
ufb niht sum DtnigIttn aus Rug
lamb, Gnglonb, Go1Gno unb Anltfis
Ita bier sniammtnfrOmtts Elm cus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25
LINCOLN BEACHEY

DIR wtltbsribmtt suitiaiHsr, Der TtaHH Der DIE SOS'l
ibrFisst, maat tdsIth Jlhgs an
s., q. umD z. Cftobtr,
.es.u gVoru.n uuS yla&mittna Rtstn oar SonHrHiasln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25

bic berrlihftn AUTOS, pdbrsno in
ben Gommtrmonatsn me5r Der arans
te~nfabrItabI BEN StrabtnbiIo bes
EurbisttsIs Gin 6arotittifiIdes 9es
prdgs gibt. Der IuHdpung Wtess
bubsns als gabtTnet III oanB ungss
bsutr. gs 1T bier oas Wunotrbars
eeihsbsn bnb Iid cine @rpbItoot ben
Gbaroitsr zines Babes trb1Itsn tonns
ts unb bic gur5iigt bss sintn nit
Dem anbsrth barmoniId gu psrtinis
gen bsritanb. 1sr idbrIihe qufs
sutbnlt beg aaiIers, Der Iid In Diss,
babsn DEFENDERS npbl ilbli, gibt
Der Wsltturitabt nit ibrst i9isr uns
beimlidsn 6uas iiinItlsriidtr Ges
niiFs nod Elm eissnts, fsTsIno,s 9ss
prdgs.
Sans in btr Qd6s Der Staot
iid spti aIt6tribmts gds
Der in bic iopaiidsn, badpurds
rnufhtsn 8RratdIer: QanqsHs
+ dnaIbad NIT ieinsn bsribms
ten StabIautasn uno Sdtuns
gtnbab, in benz iit bic aesiuIops
nnttsr, bas gebsitigts 3isr bts an.
tifsn 6tilgottss, felt ibrsr @infiibs
rung burh bic R6mst Biz auI ben
beutigsn 5aa trbaIttn Bat. 6tsr
ntrit bic fffbe BaIbIufi ni6i nee
niger beiliam ols bic natronbaltis
gen auslen, bic iogor 5%u5sitsn bic
sinitige 40nigin i'm 9eidt Der Wps
be, bic ebsmaIiae aaiierin Der
5rnnSoitH nnIUdsn tOnnitn. Ridt
peit BON Salaneenbao bstist iia
nod Elm tIsiHss gab 5piidm rsbenz
beitaubene gsrgs! aitbria nit
ieinem bielgsribmtsn @sin uno
nit ietntH berlhmten unb Id0nen
Waufabrtstirdsn, mad osntn be
Ruinen Der Burg 6darfsnhsin bers
iiberidausr. Der rsi5poae Dirt, aIs
Bah aasrbings nod in BEN otIers
erften QnfoHgsftnoien, bat 6ueIItn,
bersn gsbaIt gerponbtT6aft nit
ben Dissbabsrn 5sist, muir 6aB Ie
bon t~psniger bigger gsmiitsart fnb.
9Ieihiam um bic 9isIItitiateii
ibrer probuitiDn I'm Saunusae6iet su
bsrpeiien, i5idt bi. 9itfe am Jube
bss 9aunus, Mot nett bon Wiess
baben, in WttIbnh Bel 1I6tss
helm, aud cine GdptftIqatGt In
RoHau, bic gu balnsoIOsifdsn 3ptts
fen ~btrtDsnbet pirb. Die auent
uno oas HdttIi9e aarbdus etbOrsn
BEN prsuBifdsn Jisfus. 1i.brissns
bsFtbt has Bob gum llsbtrFlab auber
iener felt 1886 gsfabtsn aItoIiI6tR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25

aatOem GarnepalpIab nadbutittass II. aben0s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25

nur $50 Qlsttr smpor, unb nit
romantifHn 5sIientortR uno nil,
BEN 9etlipp lam bns paIbbtosdts
9ebirge uur an sinigsu Stelsn aufs
IDnrteu. 81 5sigt feline daratt,ris
itiihen 6ormtn, ionbern baut Ft
in obesTtumpittn gipFsIu, in Sop
fem auf unb nur bort, no Der
Rbein bic gtbirgsmnlttr burtbri9t,
Bat bic Romantii nit fteiltn 5.II.n,
Rebeugebdngsn, alten Stdbt6tn unb
malerif6en 8urgruintH Stnnbs
quarter bs5Dgen.
Bas BEN 9aunus itintn 6aubts
rti3 perIsibt, 1T bic oIte, tsi5e gss
Tdidts unb bic Gdat BON gdbsrn,
bic in Ieintn 8dlsrn bsritreut Lee
gen. @tbt e bod in eans 3sutI6s
lamb fein gebirgt, bos ouF sinem
70 befdrGnttsn 9sbists cine fol6.
3abl BON SsitqusGtn ouf3upsiItn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25

SdtpsfeIqusls nod cine Nutrunsais
ibipns2 uelt.
@rOBe 8sbsuians Bat 9pms
b. b. 3. gtIpunatB, mad
Wissbebsn unb ems bas bsIudisIte
Der naTauii6sn gdnsr, on Rubm
abtr jensn nt1t naHitsbsno unb on
@ornebmbtit unb gltgun5 itinsr
9nbsesIsliddft tpobI zines Osr Be-
riihmtsften gdbtr Guropas. Ginh,
ME missbabsn, Elm Spislbab, in
benz man ibtr benz GpitI DitIfar
bos Bah psrsdb, Ipnrbt q burdl
ben bdufiatn aur1ufentbdlt bsB
A0Hies EDuofo bon GnslonO au
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-25

yusbah. Die btrriias Gage siDITGsn
rifTetn p~trppdlbtrR BE efoborll.
gen QoteIs. bar Iiolst aurb0uspnlnIl
inmiiim Itlnsr ausasb,mltn anias
stn unb be Ghus tinhIri16u gs,
niihs mo1tn "a bn5a. Dl. nsntrriHs
ieis Rsnnbobn iui elm ibriets, nnb
IN Der 3sii Der 6OhiaIIOn. I'm
Hpril unb Wai unb I'm SIllmbsr
uno Gitobsr bort mon aIs Sprahm
Der 5ipiliferisR @t. aui Der MlfI.
eslmHrabt northumberland.
itsht eis tlsaaHitTttu 1oiIttttu uuo
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Hmm UalllIlIH INN Hft-
ttrn Banrrtt.

Con Waltbu Gfulis bonn BEabl.
MitsbabtH.
9on ben bmlI6tn gtbirg.u CT.
Trtat Fh Der 9aunus zines btIons
bertn anisbsus. Dos bot tr psosr
Ieiusr 60bs, nod isinsr maItriIdm
@tfnltuns ~ ptrbanisH, bsnn itin
b6dfier @ipitI, Der GsIbbsFG iisist
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RaFaus: DaHtr, DoIo, Dsst, Isis
str, NiIsn, Dilo uno Bstn. Gle
babsu bsais nod ibrs GeItung, pom
9aHnus l6nRs man Gin BibslmDtt
In DitITsitigu Bsbsatuns bariisren.
On Diff init nihisn bns iIsinfe
untsr ben Usbirssn geutlHIaRbs!'
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3pti atme. mir etbt'S
Ttbr f1Is9t, ID bab' isst Mot NAL
Dns Gdls aufs grot.
mir e.hts nod Oiel f6Ishisr,
i'd bnb' Dp6I bns @als aber tein
8Ept
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The World at Home.
zGaniteamnsen oes 5wansisiten Sabrbrro erti
nit pDrgei6rittenen Soetn.

einiee Der an6e rse tu obnIiden 9arbietnngtn:
aaah's Gortsn = rcaliItide 0arfteluusen Ns 9sbens uno
Der gebrdute in arabIsn.
Iranrs galiiurSia gDilSer &tHeR Hno SaOiartrsGousrtb.
9as geresbeu Oss BstelrS nit leunen pafsHosn Scensn.
Der ganamn.R anal 9as ein3ise ofieI bon ben Ser
Sta0ten Hs9ierune anertannte W4ooel.
Der %msuIdlltae Samttterlius - Omar Samls oiinollbe
8bauiafe.
qis @eHuunStr-Gine Jete bon %oifinOiaen Waeiferb
Soualealrs, SauIhsrn, SinouO Satire L. RecromancerS
Iawbpa-g>as gfsro nit, Dem msuidIi1en Sebirn.
armarSR's I'D ia 1.
MlmarOaa's gsrjammInas Der 5sttsn uaS Iagsrtn-9roBe
uno feline Qeute in freuuOihatlider RtDalitdt.
Wsotoysrome- Genfationsnsr Nettfampf 3piden WeotOr
rdOern anf Der Srosen transporttrbarsH S6aale.
Die 4amgD Setaen.
garra:I ss MI-gtR 3ebutauienbs9 Dollar 6abrmoihine-
9ia oil TerrisssRaS-@roBtes, Ous i %troisportirt DurDr
gremisr Gom,erttapeae Der @OrlS at 0Oms.
0etnttomms@ ISOLDE
pom 5. bis 10. cttober.
Wemniem Oer territorial NiOniere
pont 80. september bis anm 3. cttOber.
0eutjGe Sag Geier 3. u. 4. Oft.
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clettriI&s sSaraSe am I. cftOber abenOS.
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauerei
:irn Weston:

SaEiiehbebarf fanH GsSugem uerbsn; in SabsCmaba, 4m. Srhrr,
1902 v Strnhe; Teepbon SDntb S63--Emnba, SaaO I. glA 1924
Douglas Strahe; 1stpbOa Douglas 3040--9uneI gImifs, m Vac
BAR, 1912 Glib g. gtraht; 3eepbon 1923.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Premier Carrier Of the South.
Arrival ana Departure Passenger Trains
Atlanta
The following schedule figures are
nubiished only as information. and are
mot guaranteed,
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MONTANA Established trade,
rich stock and farming section about
SIS 900. Cash talks; no trades. sutton
Bros Cascade. Mont.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24

WANTED-Good coat makers; Will pay
$40 per coat. Wire Phil u. Kohn. 1343
Main ST. Columbia, S. G.
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MISSING PEOPLE.

WANT TO know the whereabouts OF
Rosa Bell Mcintosh. colored. Other
papers please copy. Mrs. Eta Griten-
way, si9 East Fair street. Atlanta, Ga,