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New York sock Market.

Wan St New York. June x.-sToCKe-
Inc business Of the flrst hour was prob
ably the largest for any similar period
tnie year 1T was believed that consider
able stock was thrown over by discoura9-
ed holders. Some dgnincance attached
70 sales at material concessions Of such
stocks az May department stores and
american woolens Before noon United
obscure issues fell to points but higher
grade stocks inclined to steadiness.
Bonds were heavy. the feature being the
sale OF 80: 900 par value OF New Orleans,
against - yesterday.
announcement Of the -Claflin receivership
Of which the financial district received
IN inkling after tho close Of business yes-
terday resulted in q weak opening OF the
stock market today. A conspicuous feat
nre was the sale Of 800 shares Of United
Dry Goods preferred. ono OF the Ciaflin
corporations. at 20. .. loss OF II points and
z total decline Of esh points In two days.
Later 4 small lot sold At %. Active H.
sues. including United States Steel Rsed-
ing and Amalgama4ed. fell q full point
with heav1ness In other speculative lead
ers. Trading was in large volumn. the
movement being accelerated by the short
interest
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CClcse Of prices for the loading Otooko
ON the New York Stock Exchange ~ r..
ported BY Thos. J. Myers. broker. Colum-
bian Blds.1
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NCW 1OrA oU80U UuWUR&S.
steady; molasses. 2s7: centrifugal. 81;
refined, steady.
Wichita live Stock Market
Wichita. June 6.-HO0s-Receipts; 800.
Market steady. TOP. =; bulk Of sales.
CXrr1.E+Receipts 800. Market steady.
ers. $s.s0@s.25: stockers and feeders. ekoo@
75o; stock cows and heifers. S4oo0s.75;
bulls. s5.6o@ebo; calves. s7.so0s.so.
81. Joseph Live stock Alarke&
st. Joseph, June 2s.-HOGs-Receipts
$500. Market steady to strong. Top. >3.S0;
bulk Of sales: 1;1s@e5.
Steers. s7.506e 90: cows and heifers, 1900
$50; calves. &.00@060.
siIEEP-Receipts $500. Market steady
to strong. Lambs, $76000.00.
Kanaas City 1--we stock Market.
Kansas City. June 8.-HOGS-Receipts
500 M. ss steaSy to ,tFenS Bulk Of
sr s and b!te as. !, 'sao9ss: light. elso
cATTIESRsceipt. 1000 Market steady
dressed BEEF steers. HsoGaso: westsrn
steers, t7.00@&.76; southern steers $3.50
IS: cows. s41@:5o: hsifsrs. seso0s %:
Saeo; Caves sas I ss.ec@acoc 0o' '''0
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 Market steady.
LamSs; ssoSs s 8; yesrri.inks ,x 1920:
ers and feeders. $5.000700.
Chicago live Stock Market, 4
Chicago, June 1.-HOGg-Receipts 1s.ooo.
Market steady to shade higher. Bulk
Of sales. ss2o@s.s5; light, sao66ess ss: mix
ed; soo9ss.: heavy; ,n.soea1; rough.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Beeves, $7.s069.O; cows and heifers, @3.7O0
SIS; stockers and FEEDER. ek1sos1s;
steers. ss.s00s1S; calves, S7.0o010.0a
SHEEP-Receipts 12,000. Market slow
and steady. Sheep. 96.300&36: yearlings,
esSo07. -; lambs. ek5o6A6: spring. e&7t0
81.
Kauaas C-.y 1--we Stock GaleA
CThe following sales were made this
morning at the Stock Yards, Kansas
City, and reported over long distance
telephone direct to the STATE Journal b.
Clay. Robinson 4 Co.. i've stock com.
mission merchants. with o61coD at al
m3rkot8.1
Kansas City. June 8.--CATTL;ERe-
ceipts 1000 head Market slow, steady.
HOGS-Receipts roo head. Market slow,
steady. Bulk Of sales. e8.160RX; top, 39.10.
!, SHEEP-RecaptS zoo0 head. Market
III efAaAv
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Kansas City Grain Market.
1.-THE range Of prices for grain futures on
the Kansas City Board Of Trade a. re-
lumbar Bldg.J
Kansas City. Juno g.
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Liverpool Grain nfarkee.

Idverpool. June 3.-WHEAT-No. 1
Manitoba. e I'd; No. 2. Is 81; July,
IS 103kd: October, e. ID; December ss a. 4
CORN-American mixed. Sc I'd: July.
81 I'd.
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Grain Gossip.

Grain GOSSIP.
(By special wire to T. J. Meyera1
"A cable dispatch from Argentina Jaws
the weather 10 fine. Corn arrivals are
large and quality Is improving.
1t Ii said that cutting began in the vi
cinfty Of Grand Island, Neb.. today and
ready for harvesting.
Exports of grain from the United States
ana Canada today were 81, 900 bushels Of
wheat II, 900 barrels Of flour, 1000 bushels
Of corn and 1900 bushels Of oats.
A cable dispatch says: Russia and
Romania are refusing to compete with
wheat, which account for liberal takings
from America in the past two weeks I'M
port demand continues largo. with con-
sumption LIBERAL
Scattered showers fell in the past
twenty-four hours in northern low, the
trail states st. Paul got So, Charles City
rs, several points in Minnesota got moro
than an inch. High temperatures pre-
vailed in the corn area. The forecast II
for fair and somewhat cooler weather in
Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas. with a
Missouri, eastern Iowa and northern nli-
nois.
From April 1 to June Is st. Louis has
had only 2-7 inches Of rain, q per cent Of
normal. Columbia. No. had ~ inches, n
per cent Of normal Kansas City had 5.4
Mo-. Al inches, - per cent Of normal.
Springfield. ILL.,, IS inches. s. per cent OF
normal. Peoria 81 inches. 81 per cent Of
normal. These are the greatest deficien-
cies reported on the weekly weather
bulletin in the corn area.
City have decreased 10.S96 bushels thus
far this week and corn stocks decreased
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ness Map out your plans. then fol-
low them. Stick to them Concen-
trate"
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Chicago Grain Market

1.-THE range Of prices for grain futures on
The Chicago Board Of Trade a. reported
by Thos. ]. Myers. Broker. Columbian
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-16

should he interested in that OF her friend.
81 never saw TINT ring before"
a gift Of yesterday" The countess as
sumed shy air which would have deceived
81 Anthony She twisted the ring on her
finger.
Tell me-. cried Florence "You are en-
gag,dT
Mercy, no."
"Is he rich?'
No. Money should not matter when your
heart is involved"
As this thought was in accord with her
own, Florence nodded her head sagely.
"It is nothing serious. Just a fancy.
shall never marry again Men are gay de-
ceiyers; they always have ben and always
will be- Perhaps I'm Il bit wicked but
rather ike TO prove my theory that all men
are weak. IF ! had II daughter I'd rather
have h.r he an old mans darling thnn
Young mans drudge ! distrust every man
know. came to ask you and Susan to go 10
the opera with me tonight. You will come TO
my apartments first You will Gomez"
"'ro be sure we will :"
Simple little fool" thought the Russian
on the uay home She shall See
81 believe the countess is engaged to be
married" said Florence to Jones.
Indeed, miss"
"N,s. couldn't get nuything dcfnita out
of her, bat she had II beautiful ring on her
finger She wants Susan and me to 60 to
the opera with her tonight VIII that be all
right?"
Jones razed abstrnctcdly nj the rug Whom
ever u problem bothered him he seemed to find
the solution in the delicate patterns Of thr
Persian rugs. Finally he nodded " | see no
reasonably you should not go Only, watch
out
Jones, there IL one thing that will make
me brave aud happy VIII you I II me if you
are in direct communication with my father"
Yes Miss Florence" lie answered prompt
ly. " But do not breathe this to a single soul,
neither Susan nor norton"
81 promise Tint But oh! hasten tn day
when he can come TO me without fear"
THAT is my wish also"
"You need not call me miss Why should
your"
ut might not be wise to have nny ono
hear me call You thus familiarly." he object 4
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And what has become Of the mou over the
wayW
by the Lord Harry" exclaimed Braine,
clappug hib hands Il believe I've solved
that We shot man coming out Of Tlar-
grcnyes, Since then there's been no one
across the way. One and the same man J"
" But that knowledge doesn't get us any
where
" No. You say they are In lover
Secretly don't believe the butler Inns
ou iuknug Of II. It is possible, however, that
Susan has caught the trend Of aaalrs. But,
interfere"
Rraue smoked In silence. Presently smile
twisted his lips
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ALL THE HN LNN2S OF AN AFECTONATE EMBRACE.

"You have thought Of something's she
asked
You might try it," he said They have
accepted yom friendship; whether with ulte-
rior purpose remains 10 be learned. She has
been 10 your apartments two or three times TO
tea and always got home safely"
No." she said Diet rmucdly. Nothing
shall happen here ! will not take the risk
Wait Tin I'm through Break up the ro-
nance In such way that the girl will bar
Norton from the house That's what we've
been aiming At TO get rid of tbnt me,ldling
reporter We've tried poisons Try your
kind"
What do you mcan1"
lies
"Ah! understand You want me to win
him away from her. II cannot be done
"Pshaw' You have bag fnl Of tricks.
You can easily manage to put him into nn
,qui,ocnl position out Of which he cannot pos
sibly squirm so far as the girl is concerned.
A little meodrama, arranged for the benefit
of Florence FAN into Noron's nrms at the
right moment, or something ike That
suppose | could But If fahrd
you're too damnaby clever to fail in your
own particular work. Something has got TO
be done to keep those two apart. I've often
thought Of raiding the house boldly and carry
ing of the Who'll family Susan and oil. But
IL wholesale affair like that would he 100 noisy.
Think It over. Olga. We have gone too far to
back down now There's always Russia and
while I'm tn, boss over here they never cease
10 watch me They'll make me answer for a
failure like this."
She eyed him speculatycly. lyon have
money
90. the money doesn't matter. Its the
game. It's the game Of playing fast and loose
with Society. II plfering It with one hand and
making it kow-tov with the other. Its the
sport of the thing Win, was your thought
we could 20 away together, to South
America"
And tire Of each other within month
be retortcd smcVdly No, are in the
same boat We could not live but for this
never ending cNcitem Mt And more than
that, we never could get far enough away
from the long arm Of the First Ten. Wen
have to stick It ont here Can't YOU scc1'
Yes. | can see
But In her heart she knew that she could
have lived In hut with this man til the end
of her DAYS SHE abhorred tn life though she
never, by the slightest word, let him become
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MIUIONEOLIAR MASTERPIECES sRE42

aware II IT, There was always that abiding
fear that at the first sign OF weakness he
would desert her And she was wise in her
deductions, Braine was loyal 10 her because
she held his interest. Once that fniled, he
would be OF and away.
The next afternoon the countess, having
matured her plans against the happiness Of
the young girl who trusted her, drew up be-
fore the Hargreave place aud aighted Her
welcome WAS the same as ever and this
strengthened her confidence.
The countess was always gesticuating Her
hands huttercd to emphasize her words And
the beautiful diamond solitaire caught the
girls eye She seized IN. hand Having nm
affair of her own, il was natural that she
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SYNOPSIS or PRTNTOUs CHAPTERS.
.,-,,I,., II..r,.,,.,,,.. ,,lII,p,.ir,. ,,rt,r n
p,i,r,uIou. ,,,ppr from Che den of the
,,,,.. of trullpnt u,ir,r. tnoUn IA, the
uIp,l hundred. u,.rs tnr Iifr of IL rccIu.c
for ,Irtt.ru ,,rrs itufnrra,, ur,i-
d,ntni, meets Uruiur. lrulyr Of the
Iu,k hundred. i,nu,, .nr uruIuc Will
tr, to ret him hc escapes from his own
hrri. D., % huII,uu. H.tuuc ,ArnpIup uc
uritys a. letter TO she girls' school.
,.htt, eighteen ,,nrs before nc ul,,trri-
ou,l, I,u an tbc doorstep his baby
dnu-atrr. l.Iurrucr Gru, That day
.lnrgrrn,c MISC drnv~ ono uiliou dol
lurs from t1c hau., hut ~ II reported
that this dropped into the sea. when thc
balloon bc c~crprd iu Vu~ puUcturcd.
Florence urri, 80 from the nirl.' school
tounty>s Olga. Urntuc'r companion, ,is-
Its her aud claims to he n rcinti,c. Two
bogus detectives emil. hut thclr piot ~
tullcd hN Norton, Il newspaper man.
Nv hrihing tn, cnptnin nf thr orient
Norton ,o,S II trnp tor urnlne and hi.
gnnp countess Olgn nlsu Visits thc Ori-
cnrs cnptnin nnd she rnsiI, tails into the
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. Jlmi" lhe buucr murmurcd.


Tor his ears h0l Tor once Jones ""o '''n
startled out Of himself
Is il wrong for me 10 call MIR Norton
J!mi' she asked with a Dlt If banter
1T II not considered quite the proper hing,
Miss Florence, To call a young man ny his
first name unless You nrc engaged to marry
him, or grew up with him from childhood
OVAL epnnosing ,yerr engaged to him."
bopgbtu,
..u...,,i,... ..., ,,,o,... oo,.ir What
49,. ,ft
-,
.u., ,..,.
r.
no. '"'ie u "o'"'"S 20 prove ""' ''" "''
hs u"uEH''' P"' H"s" 1t ever "''''''' w
20" ''', '''' '"'1''' w '''
1.,l,,, >uoh, ,,,. IN. ,,.on. .r ,..,lfo,
a.,, a.. l.oslg rh.r, IL. ,ro,, .,,,l.
.,ul... ,,5 ,,t.,, to ,i,,. ,..,n,..
tbcs. will be- shown you. But meantime put
nil thought of MARRYING Mr. Norton out Of
vouI b.ad"
"Tbot | refusc to do" ouiptIy. 81 nm ot
last mistress Of nv heart. and no ON, shall
dictate to me whom shall or shall moi marry.
love Mr. Marian opd he lo,cs me- krouIpp
that may not be an heircss after pll And
some day shall marry him
Jonee hoved This seemed 70 onncor GneI
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dussefunns. ouB ss en- Simmer mar.
5or qtttieiebts, ben i'd geoentt, ipenn
MIR ieBt bos Robp NOD nit ausgetp.
nc 0ubt! In es bat mod feline aebn
|Il;nnits mtbr ssnomme, 0d bat Die
Gei4t4t seitappt IN 6ds mar { @tin,
'ocB i'd iest 70 ebuut al bds Robp
gsEpfie ge9abt ben, mas an ben gbrs
itifp geDeie Is. Sd ben sstidOtI9t,
oaB i'd 10 ebdat fitptpeaig SUB BON
ben Dafer tntfsrnt mar, un oaB i'd
Jet ben ti9umPe mtFs, gang tinsrIst
tpa3 bdppene Debt. Sd ben geItart
baS RObp los gu made IN ben mid
gana gmietIi9 fuls loFe. S9ubr 0es
mug fin t9 ins DaFer sefade lin
oas bat 70 en- SpIdid sstplps, buB {
Boot ipo Hobs babel mar, getGppfetit
Is I'm Die Stpsi GsasrI9 mo- 6rin
mare, ins DaFsr sefoae fin. Die
ben tbr Boot f9nea tpibber oufaes
fisft IN Damn ben fe mid asIe6ft.
81 fin Dbnmd9tis setpOr6e in ipie
Id tpiooer gu mid tpmme Iinb, bu
ben Id an c 2autf9 BON @rdB aes
Iege I'm e gauge 2att f9tporse &erI.
no futuipist puttienier nebte6 mare,
ben nm MID erum seless IN ben ibrs
on ben @rduno qebobt, WeI,
med, BEN t9 eeOentt. mas rneint bas
tu no I'm ib binseratea 6 Mun,s
lner Is tomme, I'm bat mid ebbes Az
gebruat mas ss gstpeft Is, zen
nit sepiBt, Id ben otpipsr aud
Drum 9etpips -- In meine Robus
bdtt i'd @9ubtdds iii BOT,
tsrhlds geIie I'm bdtt nod for {
8tOrite SeIp gsfrust. SD ben ntlf
en- 0rint trisst, 6er Bat aeiebR ala
ebbes brsbnoteartigss brin
srnitpeg bat mid 6ds mtebI
f9Dn aufsefidtt. Sd ben iebt
Sd9e gebDrt, mo ib 10 furpreiIt aes
lin, oaB i4 dies for en- Srism
1snonlne ben, es Is atpfpsr tein
geipefe. Duhn &c for Sen
ednbs 5ebts nit rtsin rG9itte Briet
nlfs bitaHs bos ia { pieifd.
iDOmit i9 bsrbIcipe
Sbue Sbrn lishot
QRtIipp SaHetompfEt
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fP

lantrodfurmen. grpd6nt fsi nod,
oob bic Gormen fi6 aud fe6r gut fiji
bic bsbrudten 8or6irenftoffe in Sci
be, SaIbisibe. lsi9tsr @oIle unb
9aumipOlIe eignen, tpie 4. 3, has
RIeib Gig. 4 3etst; bisIss lam IeIbEs
Deritduoli4 aud lpie bic nnberen Rps
belle aus Spise pOer Stidsrsi berses
ifeIlt perben.
Bel benz criten MoSeIl (5ig. y lit
6efonoers Der S9uitt bes sfpeiteilis
gen, fo~ssnannten Surniirenrodss ers
tpdbnenstpert, fir ben iibereinItims
menb NIT Der einfa9er, burd einen
fdmaIsn SdumdsneiuIaB ergdnslsn
Rimonobluit Der Gtoff nit Ientre6s
ter Ridtung bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arls
aeIest 1T. 9ur9 ie sinsn nod binten
9frunoetsn 2usreinI9nitt lit bic bidt
5erei6te Surniire bonn Rodtsil abaes
trennt un6 Iebr fart bauI9enb einem
tnrder 5utterteil oufsearbeitet, on
Dem man subor ben riidfpdrts geToI.
teten RcdteiI befeitigt BAT.
an BEN nGditen RIeib (Jig. q
oiIbet breite @olontitiderei Bic qe.
reibte, isitIi9 ourf tiefe a6ndber ets
irns eingeiGrGntte 9unita, bic iiber
einsn breitsiIigen, born aeI6Iibten
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! N 8 psifsI.

SIN 3bsifsl. 6err Cbi,
saanofhdft" zines realiriiden Ma.
Itrs betra6isnO): .gntI9ulbigsn sic.
III oas 2tsr bier Elm S6pan OOer
Elm S6psin2"
9osbaft. o.: SD bas
be mir isbt sinsn 6isnitbdrsu @siIt
uHssf4afft."
g.: rSOuf bubsn 81. ia aud tsi.
men,"
- 20 drHungstdftL Die, Die
Die, bic Ole parianIagen beI6dbissn,
srbaItsn 10 Mart 9slobs
nune. Der 8irgsrmsifer.
Drudft5t.r. .9etdnnts
lid ssb0rt gum @sIsn 6ts .srobsu
SdB bamit cine BEL II iii
suns BeIditiguus) oss pubIitums
Oerbun0sn it,"
DrudftbIer. qIs man
9opfsrmeifer bic S6redensbots
Iaoft mitteiIts, Jtano tr 6a ME aes
{ bmt (~seIdbmt).
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YyEgH vi. yS
fts6f aus brei Observation-Disclosures
nuf einem DcrtirStsu 5utterrod bsfe'
itigten 8olonts.
Sir Gruuen, pelde !9nnoarbtit lie.
ben, geben mir bier I'm gig. 5 unO 81
Elm idones, isbr pirtuugspoIles 1sus
ter fir cine 8altons ober GarEsns
tif6bsde NIT BtiBfttderei. 60 III fir
Osden in beIiebtsen GrDben 5u Dsrs
tpsnben. Infer Mobell bate cine
@r0Be BON Ii garb I'M Gspisrt. Soil
bic 8ede sr0Ber iperber, 10 Fat man
aur bic ii9 frsu3enoen Gorten is
our9 elm Muterteil au ~berIGngsrn,
ben 8ldttertrans gu ertpsitern. Don
BEN MluItsr lit bier elm 9eiI in Der,
tl%eineruns sssebsu. 9onn9 bat man
ous MuIter gu bersrDBern urb forts
Ioufeno auf popisr au oei9nsn. am
beiten 1T pauiepupisr, bon BEN bonn
has Mufter gu bersrObern unb forts
cuff ben Stoff ibertrossn tpirb. Sns
iltr pdble man ben Stbff reidlia
grOb, bamit seniissnO Gtoff fir ben
bOrbnn6en iii. Sir bieien
sisbt man suerf, no6bem b1S Qua.
brat eerdu dbgemeIIen porben, an
allen bier Seitsn siusn Gnbsn aus,
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5ebs NIT DtBtis sero6bt ssbobt In
Der IiebIi9e Ssru4 bat MID piOSsI
geftdf.
Miifer Sauerumpfer, bat Der Sap.
ten seidst, i'd lam febn, OuB @is
en- tranier Mann fsin iperbe, tpsnn
Sic nod LANCER bel uns itebn. On
ben Grauno tDnne rler nit rebubr,
bitabs mer ben nod c ean3e 2att
ats5ufinne, for bdB mer en- 0ieIente
Rieport made t6nne In 10 bleibt muir
cir Ding 5u oubn, uGmIt6, oaB mer
Sbue an ben Robp pi0bsr erunner
,laIie. Sb 6as Robp lang aenua is,
t1nn i9 off aobrs NIT iage, diptper
Se tomme bann i~psnigitens nisr oss
mug 81 bic grG, for oab sc tI9umpe
tonne. mebr Dis 6rei !6unnert sSieb
is Is enipeg nit" 8efobr oaB i'd
en- Ritplsi ben made Tonne, fin i'd
aageteit getpeie I'm ben iipper 9obr0
ssblngt. Ser &Gpten BAT mid nod
5agerufe, i'd iout meine gluqe felt
8aHlade, mebbis i'd t0nnt Oann & fpes
mtg en- Rdpp nenlne I'm bebt Bon Die
sar3e Gei4t9t nids np6tife, Bis Id
Den 9rduno tOtI9e be1t. Sd ben
ben Gttpeis genomme IN ben meme
auae 3ugemadt. 60 f6fob trts
W.oldIes is es Doran gauge, atptper
it3er DinbitOB bat mid erum bans
belle made, oIs tuenn i9 rod teine
feds aun3es piess Oe9t. Mebr tpie
etamal ben i4 geOentt; Dea, oubn
Id 0ann ME nit mebr ben @raunb
Damn IN mann ben i'd
gepiept, IN Id ben geIebn, bab
nierer gu Den @raan0 tomme
ouGn, oipipsr i'd iparn immer nod
10 biilent, oaB id en- asr6etorm for
en- Subspid genOmms ben. Simmer
nGger fin i9 TONNE, immer er6Ber
TN Die MbI9edts an Ote @ro aetpors
be: id ben i9lieBlia Die 6atIer ouss
made t0nne, ounH ben i'd MenI6e
Olittntpii4e tonne I'm 9ries IN 70
StcfF in ta ben ounn . iuenig better
Mit eincn nal ben i'd en- Idnas
5reite Meg seuObtibt, no grdoe unner
eeiueie "a, .uie i9 dfrtper nod
psnis i!pbisr fin sUmns, ben ID
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18

anb na2 bsf mldlune bIslss 0aosnl
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18

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nids eIIe t0nnte IN baB ie nit s9ns
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18

Qhal grsmbsr: nSn Sbrsm
Srts laufsn uber bic 9ouern bsrpils
bert un0 unrnIiert bsrum2@
SduI5s: ga. Sis baben am Itbten
airdtus Den gaOsr sspriissIt, unb
nun setrout ii9 tsinsr gu ibm!"
3erfreut. ShriftTelIsr
idrsibsnb): DITTO fab in tisfs Ges
oaHten bsriuntsn am S6rsibtii9 uno
iduts an Der ~Sdrsibmofdint.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18

Der MoBHab. gadfif6
(im Sbeuter): sSo Elm faOss Stiid =
nttt Elm ein8i9er 2eutnant tOmmi
0rin bor!"
8irfdnappt, Ssrr: Die
ier Brief Gostbes III pobI isbr ipsrts
Doll2"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: sSdipobl, Iebr
ipsrtDoIl, Osnn er III uur in Sfpei posr
orei GrempIarsn b~orbdnben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18

4bgeGenft. Satin: rg1ein,
lieber Mdnn, in oiefem bIausn aIeis
De Tam i'd ni4t mebr gebsn, Ods
pdBt gar ni9t gu Dem frii4en Grin
Der 8dumel"
Gatte: n9d tann i6 Isioer ni6ts
tun. Sd lam Defines aleioes me-
gen bic 8Gume bod nidt blau ors
trei9en IaFen."