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Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
PARKER WILL HEAD TIE
 OPPOSITION TO NJ NEW W RULE
Board of Trade Concentrates Its Ef- forts Against $2 Water Tax of
 U. S. R. s. in Committee

Organized opposition to the proposed charge of $2 an acre foot for irriga- tion water delivered to subdivided lands started yesterday, when h. Clay Parker of the board of trade was directed to begin corresponding with the department of the Interior relative to killing the rule.
 Since the granting of a year Of grace in which the owners or holders of tracts in question were to arrange their trustees to administer such lands for the purpose of water ser vice, there has been no stacking in the energy of those who are oppos- ing the rule. The board of trade, supporting holders of subdivisions not vet brought into the official city Inn it's. is planning to concentrate its el- forts through MT Parker.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

repeal shall not prevent the prescott tion and punishment of any person, firm, association or corporation for any act or omission in violation of any ordinance or part of ordinance which may be repealed hereby, and shall not affect any prosecution or action in any court for violation of any ordinance or part of ordinance repealed hereby, nor shall any such repeal affect any civil right of the City for the collection of any del;n- quent or unpaid license tax, but the right of the City to institute civil or 1 criminal proceedings, or both, for any act, omission, neglect or viola tion of any such ordinance repealed hereby shali continue and remain in force as if this ordinance had not been passed.
 ] Sec. 6. WHEREAS, the preserva. ton and protection of the peace, health and safety of the public. as passengers in and upon the hacks. coaches, carriages, omnibuses and other vehicles herein licensed anl regulated, as pedestrians and other wise as users of the streets of the ! City of Phoenix. demands that such regulation be immediate and eff cient; and,
 i WHEREAS, it is therefore neces- sary for the public peace, health and safety that this ordinance become immediately effective, an emergency is hereby declared to exist, and this ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after it's pass age by the Commission and ap- proval by the Mayor, and is hereby exempted rom the referendum pro- vision of the City Charter.
 PASSED by the Commission ot the City of Phoenix this third day of october, 1914.
 APPROVED this third day of Oa- tober, 1914.
 GEO. U. YOUNG, Mayor. Attest: Frank Thomas,
 City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
FAIR VISITORS

James c. Goodwin of Tempe. left Wednesday evening for Prescott where he will spend the remainder of the week at the annual county fair being conducted there. AS superintendent of the mineral department at the state fair, MT Goodwin is planning an ex- tensive vsitsthfougt northern Arizona in search of some new samples for dis play this year. Quite quantity of the ore now on exhibit in Prescott will be turned over to Superinten6cr
 for his display in Phoenix next month.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
COUNCIL MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the Glendale common council was held Monday evening. All members, with the exception of R. F. Stauffer, were present The monthly bills were ap- proved and ordered paid
 Chas. Wacker was employed as driv- CT of the sprinkling wagon.
 Mir. Sine asked the council to state if they would accept a propositions; the sale of the water works to the town, he taking all the purchase price in bonds, with the exception of $500 which amount he would demand in cash.
 The council agreed to accept
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
MINE OFFICERS MEET

The officials of the Telluerium Min ing and Smelling Co. met at their offices last night and discussed the business of the year. The meeting was adjourned until Oct. 24th, when complete data will be presented, and arrangements made for this years development and assessment work
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
RETURNING 10 K. C.

Mrs Edith A. Futile. a visitor in Tempe for the last three months as the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. c. Shil- kett. left last evening over the Santa Fe for her home in Kansas City. The visit in the west has been quite novelty to Mrs. Futile, especially so because of the three weeks camping outing taken in August to Payson.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
MESA
MESKS CONTRIBUTION ID
 THE NEWS 0F THE DAY
A. w. EBERT HAS TROUBLES

. Al made a special effort last night to get Whispering George" and Her man the Magician" to go to the tenn perance meeting. George said, what's the use, l live in a dry town, and l hollered so long for drink that lost my voice, and when I was fin ally served first, Herman was so mad he got red in the face, and never has lost his color.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
MAY RETURN HITH | HORSES AND STUDS

tives of Edmund Ellsworth, that he has arrived in his Idaho home all O. K. and is contemplating return ing to this district with a couple of cars of horses, also bringing two cars of the famous Idaho potatoes down here. He feels that once the super iority of the Idaho potato has been demonstrated there will be no trouble in placing any amount of them on this market.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
BIG RALLY AT lEHI

Sixteen of the county candidates of democratic party journeyed to Lehi Wednesday night and turned loose the gunsrof oratory at the peoplel of that thriving little burg They were received with enthusiasm and the rally was presided over by County Chairman D. C. Babbitt. Each of the candidates present said a few words in support of their respective views on the local conditions.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATES HERE

A large and enthusiastic meeting gathered at the plaza Tuesday evening to meet the progressive candidates. Addresses were made by Mayor Geo. Young of Phoenix, candidate for gov ornor of Arizona, Dr. Wilson of Mesa, candidate for the United States senate, and Captain J. l.. B. Alexander, candi-
 date for attorney general of the state.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
mps WIlBUR NOT so WELL

Mrs. George Wilbur who was re- leased from the hospital few days ago was not so well yesterday morn ing. It is probable the removal was inc immediate cause for the change.
 BIG GAME ON FOR SATURDAY
 The Mesa Union High School sbas- place next 2 Saturday, on the High game with the Chandler team to take
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
RACER ON EXAIRII

A Cole 30 which has been entered in the Los Angeles-P Phoenix race was being viewed by the speed fans of the Gem City yesterday. She looks good and makes q loud noise which is construed by the wise ones to say first place.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

Steve and Will Peterson and Rus sell Hobson returned yesterday morn ing from their hunt. Dobe and Roly have not had their fill yet and will prolong their stay for a few days The boys have not made a statement of their success but we expect it will be plenty when we get it.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
NEARLY COMPLETED

The Collins and Nash shop is al- most completed as to the arrival of the stock and repair fixtures. Both of these gentlemen will soon be ready to lend their services in all branches of their respective trades to the pub lie.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

ket ball team have arranged for a School Athletic field, commencing at three D. m. The boys of both teams nave been doing some consistent prac- ticing and should give a good exhi- bition of this favorite winter pas time,
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
BALL GAM E

The Peoria boys are coming to Glen dale to play the local team next Sun day. A good game is expected, as the teams are pretty well matched.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
POST FOR MERRY DEL VAL

ROME (Thursday). Oct 15.-Tne Romanio publishes an official an nouncement of the appointment Of Cardinal Merry del Val, former papal secretary of state, as secretary ot the congregation of the holy office.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
OUT ON PAROLE

John A. Gaut was released Wednes- day on parole, under immediate res possibility of Constable Burton. pend ing proper conduct in the future.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
DRYS MEETING TODAY

The drys of Tempe are planning a. big time for their rally this afternoon to hear former Governor John P. St. John of Kansas, speak on the temperance question. The meeting will convene at two o'clock at the corner of Fifth street and Mill oyopIa
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
COLLECTION FOR
LOCAL PURPOSES

The collection taken at the Temp erance meeting last night was for local purposes and. was sufficient to cover the expense of making a house to house canvas of the city.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
Raggott; "Sheridan's Pride and the Animated Weekly.
WILL JOIN HIS FATHER

Moffitt Dean, a 1913 graduate of the normal and a last year teacher near Roosevelt left yesterday morning fol- lowing a short visit here, for the south- . ern part of the state.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
AT THE AlRDOME

Tonights run of pictures at the Goodwin opera house will display the usual good films. Included on the pro- gram is The Baited Trap, two part picture written and acted by King
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

L. Spicer, who has spent the past two months in the east, returned Sunday to his ranch north of Glendale, more en- thusiastic than ever over the Salt River valley.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
HUNTERS RETURN

Dr. B. $. White and A. T. Bird, Jr, returned Tuesday from the northern part Of the state where they have been hunting during the past week.
 Both were successful in bringing down a deer.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
NEWLY WEDS' BANQUET

Rebekahs and Odd Fellows of Tempe are planning one of their big times for tonight when the Silver Star entertain In honor of the newly Weds of the order. The occasion is one of frequent occurrence in the ranks of the Re bekahs, but never do the members grow weary of attending one of the recep- tions. Both Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will be present at the affair this even ing
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
GLENDALE
TOWN TO HAVE PURE MILK

At the last council meeting the at torney was instructed to prepare an ordinance to provide for the inspec- tion and regulation of the milk supply of Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
ANOTHER LOAD OUT

The fourth load of cotton is being shipped by the Exchange today. The product is being taken care of quite rapidly and returns quickly realized.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
BABY GIRL

Dr. J. B. Hill reports the birth of a lovely baby girl born to MT and Mrs. Frank Tice, October 8.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
AT MESA PRODUCE

Charley Gibbons is able to be on the job again. He has accepted position with the Mesa Produce com pany .+t ~.'~
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
LADIES WILL MEET

The Women's Home Missionary So- ciety of the Methodist church which was to have been held Friday, Oct. 18th. at the home of Mrs. Hutchi
 son, has been postponed until the fol-
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
OUT FROM PHOENIX
ARIZONA OOKS GOOD

MT. and Mrs. Neil McGill and child ren. were Glendale visitors, Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

The Clothes Craft representative was visiting the trade in the Gem City yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16
CAR SHIPMENT
PART OF THE HUNTERS BACK

A car of assorted canned goods was received by the A. and B. yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

FRESH FISH every day at Miss Nell Hansen's store, next to P O., Tempe Advertisement. if
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

Attest: Frank Thomas,
 City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-16

Repaired and Rebuilt. We repair lamps, wind- shields and lenders. We also replace glasses in windshields and lamps. and do coppersmith work 233 North Center St.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

9eiitidlanS I'm Sale ieiues Sieseg
in oent gegenipdrtisen 9riege er-
paniiou in Siioomerita iuden
perbe."
Die 9isfuIIion Der Rote 6es @ot.
ihaiters pnrOe Sur9 bic geroffent.
Iidung elmer erfI1rimg 6es Or.
9errbitre, oeS friiberen oeutifen
acknowledgements, nerdnIabt. Or.
9ernbrrg iaste, Oie oeritide Gegie.
urng babe iid beronIabt geiebem
Die Der. Stadten forme1 Sooon IN
aennt1iB bn iesen, 0aB geridte
iiber oeiitife glbii9ten oif Sa6nne.
rifn itrttpabr ieien. Or. Sernbirg
idrieb bieie gert6te unb @era6te
ouf bas aorto Der Settbe 9elttIt.
LAMBS in Dem geeentpdrtigen ariege
oeneu 6nrau lag, Die 0ffertIi9e gaet.
ntng IN ben Der. Staoten gegen
8eutidIar0 aitf5inpiegeIn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
Dma6a g4aiifOcrein.
Die nniifaIiide MISUNDERSTANDING
tart bsindt HnS pradJtis
berlanfen.

aub bic 5tueite ntuiifnItIde
9CbenbunterbaIhng Oes Omaha Ullt-
iifperetns Sonrttag @benb nabm Ell.
nen bodit erfoIgrei9en gerlauf. Der
9eiuh tpor ein itneep0bnIi9 itor.
fer; bic S1ae mar in oIlen EbeiIen
ii6erfiiIIt rnto es 5eigte ii9 tpieoer.
'um. oaB Der tteue gtnbau, Der in.
nerbnl6 orei @o6en ietner geitim.
miing iibergeben tperoen fam, ei-
ne gfotbnenoiefeit lit.
9as tinter Girigent g3eeie alsge.
fiibrte Broeramm mitB aIs prddtig
be3eihnet per0en, uno feline ge6ie.
gene 9luSfiibrung fano groBen gei.
fda. Sic Gbornuntmern un0 gu.
gaben gineen tpie irtmer brilliant,
uno Die SoGoportrGge itanoen niAt
mad. Serr gtreI 8retps lang 60.
mes 9oaa6e, nSont Der Steiner"
in anipre9eriSer 8eiie, umo SRI.
Rottie gila, cine Der beliabten 60.
pfnniitinnen Der goneor6ia, y@ooo-
8pe" bon 3oiti, nno er3ieIten BEL.
Be fold brauien0en 8eifan, 6aB iie
3ngoben foGgen Iniien n1uBten 3u
ben i6oniten 9nrbiet1tngen 3dbIte
Die Observation-Disclosures, ol1ngari.
ide fantoite" BON 8obati, geipielt
bon 5rau GrnIt gleeie, 8ioline; 9oie
gtebIe, Slote; 6rmt 6rtB 2ong6orIt,
Glarinette un6 grnit Steele, 95iano.
Stiirntiider @eifna Io6nte bic
aiinitGer, bic ols 8tasabe Dancing
2eaoes" IN gIei6 id0ner 8eiic.
iptelten.
g1a4 oem erfotgrei6en aon3prt
fon6 elm 8oG itott, an peIhem lid
glIt uno Sung bet6eiligte. 2tu6 fir
bie gefpirtbung por beitens geiorgt
un0 berIieB ieOer 86etInebner NIT
6em getpitBtiein Die &aqe, einenI
angenebmen 9(bero oerlebt 5u ia.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

rtto 9f6int1tugsdrbeiten berdnge3o.
oen tperoen. @s fir6 ettp1 25 gro.
Bere 8ebdit6e p1brettS Der 9eidie.
Bung niebergebrotrrtt u1tb rttno 300
~ 6ur6 8oulben seritGrt tpnr6en.
@et0otet tpurOen etipd so gerionet,
6oritrter Ser oreentintide &oniuI
2ematre i'm Seller ieites $ouies.
8ebSigcn erbGlt ben DrSea Huar
le Nlerite.
Berlin, 26. Oft. - aoiier g8il.
belm bat Otto bon @eooiaen, ge.
feblsbober 0esl1rterfeebootg .lt-9"
ben Srben NSour le Mertte (8er.
bienitoroer) berIteben.
Ser &onig bon GaAien beIuGte
feline 3rttppen in Der @efedt8Iinie,
nm fidh gu bergetpiiiern, inter ipel.
den 8erb1ltniiien Die OeannIhoft
f6npft uno peIfe Gdpieriefeiten
oieieIbe au iibermilloen bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
sd[adltfeit Ser gndlien.

Gin iingetpobnltd 8obIrethes Bub.
Iifum bate ftcb 6ottrtag a6en0 in
0em 9eltti6en Saltie etrt9eflnoen,
Inn 6aS odidbrlib ipie6erfebrenoe
oeS bieItgen @ereins
Sororlia n1tt3umohen uno ouBer Ell.
ner Ibonen @rinnerltng nod einen
iaftigen 9raten o6er 8urTt nit na6
SauIe at nebnten. 8Gbren6 Ger
$on3pouien tpitr0e atles SIeiI1, mel.
des nid]t 8u Burit berarbeitet iper-
ben fon11te, un0 ale g8iirite, 6ie
nt6t ter3ebrt nor6en iporet, in IF.
fentIi9er 9luftion berlteigert, un0 Bel
bieier @eIegetbeit ertpies iit Serr
s. I. &Ienfe ols guftionator BON
Sod. @S tpnr6e cine sientltb bobe
5unune oereiitnabnrt; oIs eifrigIter
@eter ertpies it6 ein Gergear1t bon
Orfe[ Cams gfrmee; Der 0eann
nuB einen monat8iolo an oen W3onn
gebra9t baben, gto8 Der g[uftion
sn6en itA Oieielttgen tpeIde nid,t
tar5teb Ser aagelneiten @entiitbli6.
felt bin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
grntI6lanb rrIptktirrt
Die MOaror-g -gOktrin!

@aIbineton, 26. SH. - Graf
Sobaun Seinrib bon @eruitorif, Der
belitide gotidnfter IN oen ger. .Staa.
ten, ertldrte belite, er babe Der anie.
rifdniideu 9egierugg formea ben
9eidIuB 7eutihlai6s mitget6eiIt,
Die @sonroe 9oftrin al reIpettiren,
mos oud bos Reiultat 6es euro.
pdiiden Strieges iein moee.
Bad ldngerem Snhen tpur6e Iei.
ne 0eote an ods GfootsOepartenent
gefunoeu. Sbr Cert ipur6e nidt
ber6ffertli6t, aber ibr s3nbaIt iulir.
be Der Breiie bon Dem iteIlDertre.
tenoen Stontsiefret1r Gaming NIT.
aetbetIt, pie foIgt:
Ser 6eiitide gotidnfter erflarte
In elmer 92ote bonn 8. September
er iei bon ieiner 0fegierung onge.
iDteien tuoroen einpbatii4 ole @e.
riidte in a6reOe ou iteIeit Oab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

IllWe NoelllutluIlBeI nuu1 Sburiu9uH
geiDorfen.
Sn militdriI6en @reiien srerrd
man lett ben 9tiif5ug Der 9etttiHea
feiren entIdeioertoen Sieg utebr.
ionoern b1I TIN fir Elm itrdtegii&es
Rau6ber, 5u benz 6ie Gelttf1en ee.
aiDrngen tpitrSen, Inn cine rwfIti&a
GlanfenbeDeeltrg 5i bereiteIiL
@aridot t1o SSiu1ngorob ftS
6esbolb Oorauf gefGbt, einen Sneiteu
geiu9 Der 9elttfhen su erboLten.
Gin neuer Oeitti9er @oritoB miro IN
Babe ertportet.
5n 9epei9er bonn @roBfirIteit
geifolnrs, Dem SberItfonn1noiren.
ben Der riiiiii1en armee, betBt es,
oob iest iiioli9 bon 9r5enlpsl MD
|uneebelirer grbitterung eetG1tpfi
miro. g8ie es i6eint, lit 6os Cen.
trtnt Der 6Iterreihiifen Sffe1tftbG
5eittpeilig mad Dem Siioen berIho.
ben tDoroen.
3ie oiterrei6iIden aorps, oie er.
folgreid BEL Somos8otu IN gfuIIifd-
goIen unO I'M oitliden @oiisten
tdrlpfen, beriuden iest lrtter 6em
0berbefebl zines oeutI6en Generals
bic @bre 0urd einen entiheioen6en
Sieg stt retteu. Sybre 9euribunaen,
ben San 3it iiberIhreiten, itn6 ie6oG
feBlgei9lngen un6 bic 9fuiien ioIen
ben 5luB an mebreren SteIen ii6er.
ihritten baben.
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i6ritten, miro IN QepeIden aus
8ien 5itgege6en. ieood aIs Elm ira.
tegiibes gian6ber btnqeifeat, 0d oie
9eiterreiher iofort iiber 0ie aoIon.
nen, bic iiber Ben 5luB famen, Der.
fieIen uno iie 6e5in1irten. sym iibri.
gen lit es eritaunlicb, pie in ct. 9e.
ter8burg un0 2on0on pl0sIib Die
9eoeutltn9 0es ngroBen Sieges" ben
Die Ruiien ongeblid] an Der @eidiel
iiber Die 9euti6en errongen, abgc.
i6mdd6f miro. SSebt beiBt es nit
einem 0toIe in ct. 8eter86urq, man
ertporte, 0aB Die 9elltiben in 8dl0e
mieoer Die 0ffeniibe gegen 8arf6au
1utb Smangoroo ergriffen. D1an
i4idt eili9it 8eritdrflrngen uno Dht.
nitions8iige na9 @oriGo1. 8or ei.
ntgen Iogen nod ipradeu 0ie petlen
engIti9en 8eitltngsforreIpon6enten
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in gtuiiiih-Bolen bonftdn.
big gum ShGitalo gefonluen iei un0
OdB iebt Der ruiiii9e 8orutarf6 qe.
gen Berlin beginner tonne. 'g8ie bat
itd 6ieie 5uberfi6tIide Spro6e blob.
lid gedroertl @s lit nid]t ollsae.
fdloiien, oaB Die gtuiIen idon tnie.
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boben ttrO 0aB 6as 0olliirte" gub.
Itfrn1 oIlnGb[id6 ouf cine neue
8iob8botidoft borbereitet piro. Gins
erbe1t je0enfalls aus Der borftehen.
ben 9epelde, rtGnlIib 6oB @arIdon
uto SStpongoroo tpteoer ernit[i1 bon
ben Qeltti6en beorobt ftn6. 0ie
gonae geieberlage ser 3elitlden an
Der 8eidiel mar frei erftn0en, Inn
oaS fron80iii6e un6 eneliIfe gabH-
fitnt SIT ernltttbigen. Syt 6en amt
[ihen GrtegSberi6ten aus Berlin
5ieB es, ooB bic Gage Bel 8arIda,.
an0 Stnongoro0 it9 I'M Stadium Der
Snttpideltng befinoe. @obrideir-
Ltd lit ieBt Die Belt gefoutmer, mo
nit 6em g[nertff ouf oie Sai1phtobt
Rolens ernitlt4 beeonnen miro.
4nu. B. 9fe6.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

0ft. - DatIitdrgonerneltr b. Ser
@ols bat BEN bieiigen @rrbiIfof
Me8iers beiutt lnO etflGrt, 0aB er
olGes tbun tueroe, Inn 9ube uno
0rouitng in Der Stdot ber5uiteuen.
st ertparte, boB er BON Dem Sir.
bterin ltnterTtiist per6en
rpiirbe. Bon ben aeFlobenen Gin.
tuobnern Der StnOt iilto iiber 150,.
600 8uritd9efebrt uno itiinblid tref.
fen mebr EN-. 9as @eih6ft fotrtmt
oartdblih tpie6er IN Gang. GJaiIi.
bon $iibne Bat Die
gintpo1neridaft berifbigt. nn0 es
miro ibr geeeuitber NIT erober S0f.
lihfeit perfebrt, ober bas bat biele
arit re6t orgtpottiid gelnaGt. Srob
1egenieitiaer @eriiderilng beFiirdten
tie, bob iie bod au @ertbeioigunes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
9eutl(l)t 5iegr bel
SiQc ltnO arlr Y)ier!
Der linte Ssliigel der Nerbinneten III
inter rteiigen Serlnfen 3nriif.
gei0laaen lnOrOen!
@abeW IN seDn Sagen ilber 100000
WtAnn DerlOren!

Die 5ranOsH mdRen lire @Oelaar einsch garis 6eFn
rdl IN seoraftr stunning Tie eHaide Sfsarmee bat bic
grOhtn gaae erlittcn nno M gegen 40 gnt 6n
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Snn rate bic GbmmHbse @eatma guotes fiat lire
Sals ghdid Dcoer erddtSie Gngdnr prablen init i6ren
nHgelden Grfolgeu Der gduna Der SMdn SteIunaen an
Der bclsidtu aHe. 500,Sten 2S Sffisiere gra
then IN @emgenidn - Die brihiGe grmee lit in Gr.
fnbr, BON ben Sentden aBtuteH sn uerSe 2onSon qa.
geHbere peben in Die G Hauspciannt Der gefc6s6a6er
OeS Srears paarsrnBe" wO SGptaH b0rOert - Die Ga.
ge III aHrnepen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
Nie G6nIern.

8ien. 26. Oft, iiber QfmIter6ont
rno 2onbou. glitr tpenige Gbo.
lerafdIle itno Grfrantilngen an Ser
&1br itnb gegentp6rtig in @nlisien
ttno 11ngorn at beraei6nen. 0ieIer
l1nlituno lift alif bic ge0iegenen lam.
tGren 8erbGltniiie, oie Iofort oe.
idaffert tpurOen, auriidsufilbrea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

@enerouetttndrt b. 0fetnborbt, ein
8eteron aus Dem &riege 187o-71,
Der aber berobIdie6et tpur0e ltno ais
6retipilli9er pieoer etneetreten mar,
lit IN 8eIgten gefol[en.