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The Colorado statesman., 1915-12-11

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. Am
experiment that is being watched
with much interest is the grating
of part of the bone from an am
putated leg of a Negro boy to the
fracture d leg of white man, which
fracture had refused 10 knit prop
erly. This operation was perform
ed at the Cooper Hospital, where
Alfred Menoken, Negro boy of
eleven, wounded by gunshot SO
that leg had to be amputated,
and John Hyde, a white man of
fifty. six, with fractured leg, occu-
pied beds in the same ward. The
refusal of Hyde's leg to respond to
the usual treatment luzzled the
surgeons and they finally decided
to try the plan of graftiI g the bone
from the NJ gro's amputaIed leg to
that of the white mau's factured
leg.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov 30
The Grand Army of the Republic
in strong attack has put The ban
on The Clansman," called by mo-
tion p cture men the masterpiece
of film drama The post also
recommends that the films be sup
pressed. The IT solutions adopted
by the post were made public by
Geo. Fl. Thomas, Post No 2, de-
partment of California and Neva-
da. The order charges that 1.-The
film slanderously misrepresents
the Federal soldier engaged in
suppressing the Ieb lion and
maintaining the integrity of tue
nation. 1t attempts to throw the
mantle of respectabllity around the
infamous bandits called the Ku
klux Klan. LIS tendt n, y is tojen-
gender hatred against The Negro
and against the Negro troops who
fought gallantly for their own free
don" +" The Grand Army post
winds up its brordside by charac-
teriz,ng Tho Clans man" is b ing
false in sentiment, false in history
false IN fact"
Washington, Nov. 3O-The
new Haiti treaty, by which the
United STATES extends broad fl
nancial protectorate over the is
land republic, is in operation under
ii modus v,vendi, which h hos been
sianed by the American minister
and the Haitien secretary of foreign
atfnrs. This temporary arrange
ment will continue until the United
States senate has an opportunity
to consider the treaty, which Eas
been ratified by the Haitien gov
ernment. The treaty goes ful ther
III giving the United Stat, con-
troll over Haiti's government. The
tre ATTY goes further in giving the
United d States control over Haiti's
flnances and SURPRISES the GUS
ious receipts i'll the Dominican
republic.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-12-11
RACE NE WS
GATHERED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES

New York. Nov. Boa head of
Booker T. Washington, MODELLED
at Tuskegee by Leila Usher, sculp-
tcress, has been exhibited at the
Gorham Silver Co., fifth avenue
and Both ST. The whole north
window has been used for the dis
play and thousands have viewed it.
ST Thomas, ID. W. l., Nov. o.
There is no threatened rising
among the Negroes in the Danish
West Indies. The only event
which may have given currencylto
such a rumor Was the celebration
recently held in the Island of Santa
Cruz in honor of the first issue of a
newspaper devoted TO the Negro
cause The publisher of the paper
is the Negro leader, Hamilton
jackson, who recently visited Co.
penhagen to lay before the author.
lties there alleged grievances
against The local administration.
Gunnison, Miss Nov. 30.-Rus-
sull b. Sugarmon, young colored
man of this city, enjoys the dis
tinction of being the onl y colored
man in the State, and perhaps in
the South, employed as bookkeep-
er by white concern at a hand
some salary. The w. T. Burt Cot
ton & Planting Company, whose
BUSH ess amounts 10 more than
100000 annually, has retained
the service of Mr.. Sugarmon in
this capacity for the past nine
years. Mr.. Sugarmon' qualitit s
and business judgment have made
many friends among both races.
Heebas given such satisfaction to
his employers that they have re
tained MIN over all other appli-
cants.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
School Closes This Afternoon

The Bonners Ferry schools will
close this afternoon for the usual
two weeks Xmas holidays. School
will open again on Monday January
3rd
This afternoon appropriate Christ
mas programs are being rendered by
the various grades and invitations
have been issued to the parents of the
pupils to attend.
Following the regular meeting of
the Athenian and Olympian Literary
societies this afternoon the students
of the high school will enjoy a
frolic in one Of the rooms of the
new schoolhouse, special permission
to use the room having been granted
by the school board at a meeting
held Monday night. Light refresh
ments will be served.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
Xmas at the Methodist Church

Services appropriate for the Christ
mastide will be held at the Methodist
church Sunday morning when the
choir will render Xmas anthems and
Pastor Robinson will preach an Xmas
sermon.
The members of the Methodist
church Sunday school will render a
Christmas program next Friday night
at the church, consisting of songs and
recitalions. There will be a fine
big Christmas tree loaded with candy
and nuts for the children. The gen.
eral public is invited to attend.
The Northside Sunday school will
meet at 200 o'clock Sunday after
noon at the Adventist church. After
the Sunday school lesson, an appro-
pirate Christmas program will be
rendered. Last Sunday the attend
ance at the Northside Sunday school
was 40.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
Masonic Grand Master Coming

Francis Jenkins, the newly elected
Grand Master of the Masonic lodge
of Idaho will visit the local Masonic
order next Wednesday night and at
tend the installation of the officers
elected December 9Th for the ensuing
year. The officers to be installed are
Don Lawrence, w. M; j. w. Stew
art, S. W.; G. c. Bailey, ]. w; d.
w. Parks, treasurer and ]. r. Meek
er, secretary
The members of the local lodge
plan to have the installation cere-
monies completed by 9 o'clock and
from that hour until IL o'clock they
Twill entertain the lodge members
and their wives and the members OF
the Order of the Eastern Star al
cards, dancing and other forms Of
amusement. At IL o'clock a ban
quet will be served. The installation
and social session will be held il
the l. o. o. F. hall, the new quar-
ters of the Masonic lodge.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
ALEXANDER IS
NOT CONSISTENT
Trying To Square Himself Concern
ing Fallacies of Lost Campaign
Making Little Headway
TAXES ARE HIGHER THIS YEAR
Democratic Governor Is Not Making
Good His Promises

Boise, Dec. 16.-The inconsistent
cies of Governor Alexander are SO
notorious that they hardly excite COM
ment, but he has made some public
utterances of late that even excel
any of his past performances. His
at Lewiston, where he delivered an
address on the opening day of the
live stock show.
Governor Alexander is credited
with having made the statement that
he believed in "giving the people
what they want" and so in keeping
with that policy he felt that III
speaking to the stockmen assembled
at the live stock show he must give
them "what they wanted" or, in
other words, say the things that
would be pleasing to them, regard
less of how it harmonized with his
official actions. He wisely surmised
that his veto of a modest little ap-
preparation for the promotion Of the
Northwest Livestock association, OF
the Lewiston Livestock show as il
is commonly termed. was not popu-
lar with the people whom he wa,
to address, and SO he must say
something to overcome that act Of
his political fortunes would suffer
and what had he come all the way
to Lewiston for? He gave then
what they wanted all right. He toll,
them that the live stock show wa
the greatest thing ever and that |
ought to have state and county aid.
Just think Of the unblushing au
dacity Of a governor making such
statement when less than ten month
before he had vetoed that very pro
position-Senate Bill No. 90, intro
duced by Senators Kicks, Day, FL
lott, Hart and Sweet, appropriatinl
$4,000 to aid this association, whicl
bill passed the senate by vote o
81 to 6, and the house by a vot
Of 43 to 16l The governor evidentl
believes that Barnum was the great
est statesman of them all-that "th
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

tual advantage. He believes that
Bonners Ferry should support a
creamery or cheese factory or both,
rather than send the products out of
the district. He also believes that
sooner or later the farmers Of the
Kootenai Valley will become inter
ested in the proposition of raising
sugar beets which do exceptionally
well in our soil and climate. Mr..
Rath stands ready TO back any move
ment which will tend to improve con-
ditions in the Kootenai Valley.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

people like to be fooled" but possibly
he presumes too much upon their gull
libility, for while he put it over in
the last campaign by such methods
it is unlikely that he can fool 'em
again.
Much like the governors perform
ance at Lewiston was his recent ad-
dress before the University club at
Boise. His declarations Of a year
ago are familiar-how he was going
to clean the rascals out and how he
was going to start in at the base
ment with no let up until he reached
the dome, but with all his buster
there is no record to date Of any
one having been thrown out of the
window. Whatever changes have TAX
en- place have been brought about by
the republican end of the administra-
ton, except in case Of patronage that
by law belongs to the governor.
| Those who took the governor at his
word had a right to expect that he
would be able to show that all re-
publican office holders were grafters
and dishonest men. Listen to the
testimony of Moses before the Uni
versity club:
81 used to think, with others, be-
fore / was governor, that all those
do was to sit with their feet upon
the mahogany furniture and smoke
guys up at the state house had to
fine cigars given them by those anx-
ious to hold the small-fry jobs, but
want to tell you that the state
officials work often over their eight
hours and are at work all day and
doing work which in other walks OF
life are paid much better than the
state pays them" he is quoted as
saying.
The governor further said that hi
could state with all honesty that the
effective public officials at the state
house were sincere, honest men WHIT
: were giving their best endeavor II
: their various duties.
, The question naturally arises, ha
: Moses lost faith in efficacy Of bun
comb or does he consider that he ha
| played the game to the limit?
} The tax situation must give Gov
t ernor Alexander the nightmare
Taxes are higher than ever before
: at least in most of the counties o
4 the state, and particularly in AID
8 county, the largest county in tn
: state and the governors home coun
: ty. The records disclose the fact tina
: the governors own taxes for hi
3 clothing store in Boise are niue
h higher than they were last year ur
( der Governor Haines. This is might
e bad and makes the governors a
y legged million dollar saving look lik
: thirty cents. With taxes going u
e and harder than ever to raise, it
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
Would Encourage Beet Growing

w. f. Rath, a prominent rancher
of the Porthill district, accompanied
by his father, Conrad Rath, were
business visitors in the city Wednes-
day and Thursday. Mr.. Rath is pro-
gressive in his ideas and hopes for
the day when the farmers and mer-
chants will cooperate to their mu-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

an uphill proposition to try to Jug
gle the figures to attempt to convince
any one that there has been any kind
of a saving. There is a vast differ
ence between Alexander promising
and Alexander delivering.
1t looks as though there was a
rocky road ahead for Moses in the
year 1916.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

The best made shoes and rubbers
on the market at right prices at R.
braves Harness Shop. A complete
line of Harness and harness acces-
series. Repairing done neatly and
promptly. adv tt.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

Your stationery is the first intima-
ton of your message. Its correct
ness will not be questioned if you
select Symphony Lawn at Brody's
Drug Store. Adv.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

At the regular meeting of the
school board of Independent School
District No. a, held Monday night, a
committee was appointed to arrange
schedule to be followed by the
school wagons after the first of the
year.
Claude O'Callaghan, a student at
Washington State University at Sc
attic, Wash, is expected here tomor-
row to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
O'Callaghan.
The new school building of indie
pendent School District No. is
completed and the work of setting
up the new desks and other para
phernalia is now being done under
the supervision Of the repair COM
mittee of the school board. The
school board plans to remodel the
old primary grades building for a
high school gymnasium and is con-
sidering buying the lockers Of Com
pany E, I. N. G., for the new gym.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
Married in Standpoint

Chauncy Knolls and Miss Jessie
Lindsey were married in Standpoint
Wednesday. Both young people are
we'll known here and have a host Of
friends who wish them all kinds of
happiness and prosperity.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
Btilrn RunIiSiitrn
nInrtiR. llluutfnl
Nnltpatllhlf ttllStsu. hl, maattn
eni refw'iilarw Aiiifn Itifa
iay rtallalanh atetl,u

paahan. ~. ztpi. Tas btilil
idlt ffiltnasslAli aai ttuie bta ares.
isu 1htiI htt pabnnatn bua pift
rumpltrn. wtIAt hunvilaalllH amf.
tlIanlidt Nrebuilt fnihalita, Eenlls.
sifi 1it ioaiissilisH N'aaFru habsH
tintn h'trib bon mehtslta WllIliumtn
Tuaass. raa lIriAtiI mnfbt non
Er 1amad I. lfbaHs, Erahbrni
bee NriitHntridlis hflaIii. TaslrI'
be bernhri bic yahnuatn bsr nuf'
Heaiidltn Tampftr Slim, AIirtb yle.
bel, 9'ioruiierntNiafi nnN drib.
lamb. Tic Maartn ani bieien Tam.
pfern bciithrn banptladlIidl ans amt.
rilaniidltu 6Ieiidvrpbafttn nuS hub
init slnenabmr riuee nerinarn 9lelttS
iar btrialIen trlIGrt.
1iric 1amyitr lpnrben i'm glu.
bomber ltbitn SOlrss ieiiarbaIitn.
anO ubaIridl iritrne Der nmrrilani,
Idlrn gehber ale Aultrcuannarn &C.
mudlt warOru, tinrH iuiurtigen Bro.
3ei ~ trbaltcn, babeu be cnaliihen
glnturitatem OrnitIbeu srlt nnt Snni
Oieirs laIres nnseiebt. Die gtr.
bSrc unrOen i'm Irgtsu MOnot obge.
IdDlOiien nnO Der llrtbeilslprndj bis
anf bente DerIdlubeu.
in ieinem lIrtbeil erflGrtt Der
Hidlter, es iei Har selueien, Oah bic.
ie 0ampfer nndl Aupeabagcn Orei.
se5Hmal luDieIe Naareu befOrOern
iullteu, ais in uOrmalen 3eiten ge.
IdlGge. Sieic Sbutiabe iuar bic bette
nuO einfndlitc 8eriidltraua Sah bic
8aaren Oafiir 6eitimast iuaren, ibren
8es nad SentidJlanO Sn finOcu, u6.
gleid) cs nidJt Oirctt Gin yeiueis Oa.
fir mar, bah Sicie Gaaren fir ei-
nen 5einb Brofbritausiens 6eitimmt
luaren.
Sin 1tinitnuS, Ser aidDt ant bic
GnS6eitimmnns Der gSaaren lunrf,
mar, Oah cine amerifauiide 8eieG-
TdDaft in Orei 8OdJeu suan5igmal 10.
biel SdDmals nad aopeubnsen aas.
gefii6rt batte, ais in 5riebeusseiten.
aHdl Siihieafleiid, Oas friiber
anr in serinsen @eHsen mad Dune.
mari eEpOrtirt iunrOe, iuurDe in gro.
fer slnaa6l naf ben Sd)iffen aef1n.
ben. 9ieie 8iidieu fOnnten ansen.
ideinIidD fir uiemnHO anSers ais
fir Oentife SDIOaten beitimntt iein.
and betreffs Der @nmmiienOnnsen
ipradD iid Der nOriitenbe 9ii6ter in
gseiie abfGlis aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
TricOlif6rr Nnsglcifb
III 2tnsiil6t 9titrllt!
0trarO dbsrreidtOrntider Nrgierung
neur SlOtr; 8ernltOrif prOpbejeit
beirirDigenOr V1Inug!
staats. stIrttdr eanFng sebt Ictt aui llyIaubI

glaibinqtpn 10. Srpi Bot
idlaitcf tycror0 BOT 0ic anluciluua
erhnlicn, bem ouliidlcu auelooriiecn
amt bic BON Der bielieen Reaiefnus
aeiaunlsliet 8rilauiiIe gu iiberiuit.
teln nelde bon oieier ols poiitibcr
BelDcis ouaeiebeu mer0en, 0oB oie
glrabic obne NorntRa torpeoui mur.
DC, uoourdI 8luci gImerifnner m's
Icben tomen.
Setretor Gaming mohte geltcrn
oieie Wlittbeillina. erfldrte ieood,
ooB iih bic nmerifdniidbe Regieriiilg
in nen 5hriitltiid ie0er eieenen
@ieimtngsouBeriing eutbolten babe.
Der Stanopunft Der Regieritna i'm
gIrobic.6oa, geltiist ouf Die Driifiing
Der beihpnrenen ausiogen. lit be.
reits oem oeltiden 8ptidafter I'M.
terbreitet poroen. iDelher Damn iei.
uer gegierrng 0obon 0tittbeituug
mahte.
Die 9lntiuort Der oelitidlen Hegie.
ruug auf Die oerielben BON iDrem
8oti9after gen1adten 0littbeillungen
iopie nuf Die ibr Oltrb 9errn @e.
roro boreelegten 8elpeiie miro in
ettpn atpei 8o9en erpartet. 8is oa.
bin meroen bon Der bieiigen Hesie-
rung in 0ieier gIngele9enbeit feline
peiteren S6ritte unternonlulen tper-
ben.
Gas Stoatss 9eportenent bot bis.
Der nod feline Nnhri6t erboLten iiber
Die nngeblide Sogo zines 0eltiden
~ s8ootes ollf Sen amerifaniiden
Dompfer st. saul. @s miro er-
fl1rt, oaB falls 0ns Sdiff nnd err
foleter 8arnling Die tGluht erertffen
babe. ein 4ngriff oes llnterieebootes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
RrillS duf Dem
Ba(Ran in Sidt!
gnlparien DrrIangt glnsfnnft bon
GjriedJenlano nn6 OiumGnien
luesen Srappenaniammlnns.

Nom, 16. Sept. - guIgarien
hat BON @riehenlon0 nn6 &rm1ni.
en cine iOforttse grfIdrune Der
1ruppen5uinnnlen8iebnng on ieinen
grenSen geforoert. 90 lnlttet cine
nnbelt1tiote 9epeide ans Sofia an
Die s@iornaIe o'SSStalio" 9ieie 9e.
prihe bat iitiofern geOertung, nIs
Is Die erite 9nhribt 1T, onB Die bel.
ben Nationen Irttppen an 9ulgdri.
ems @ren5e duFIteGen uno In anbes
traft bon Hohriflten, OnB gugari.
en- bdIO iih an Seite Der Central.
n1Hte in ben sfrieg itellen iuir0
9onoon, f6. Sept. - @ine Seo-
pgnb1gen 8epeI6e Der grbdnge ge.
Iegrupb go. ais Berlin meIoet, boB
es grfterf gum eriten Wiale 0euticben
3eitlngen eeItottet tpiiroe, leniatio.
nele gepei6en ou Deroffentliden,
bic bon Der E1eilnabme Rinndniens
om Striege ban6eln uno ipelfe itiin0.
LID 5u eriparten iei.
glom, t6. Sept. - 0eohridten
ans gugarien beiagen, onB Die 1iir.
ten bos an guIgdriet obgetretene
C5ebiet bereits nnigeben Gle bnben
lire @orniiou in Saroabotd nufae.
oeben nno bic Sorts auf Dem redten
llfer Der Marib1 geihIeift. 9ie
bort befinoIidien @eihiite nno bic
StoheIOrobt. iofpie nnoere gorrGthe
muropn nad Der @oIlipoIi &oIbinTel
eeIhafit.
Der 6nIg1riidje 9rGfeft Su Gtora
8agorn bat iid nod glorionopef Be.
oc6en, Inn oas o6getretene @ebiet
am IS. Sfptember III @eaeniport
oes tiirfildei irno biilgnriihen 9li.
niiters oes Shnern ~ iibernebmen.
Ter tiirfiIhe 9,ertDaIter BON 9lorio.
llopeI bnt iib noh aonftontinopeI Be.
arbeu. I'M bort Snltruftioneu iiber
bic 2Ingelegcu9eit ein5ubeIen.
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Or. 9eIamer gegRn
eng(i(C6e an(ei6e!
GrIGkt flammenbcn glnfriif sum 9srp.
teit Oagesen nnO auf bic ganten
Srnd anssniibeu.

8bila6eIpbio, 16. Sept. - Or.
Gbnrles S. Serarter, 9rdfibent oes
9euti9onerifonii6en geationaIbun-
oes, bot geitern einen flnmmenoen
aufrrf erlaiien in pel6en1 8u Ell
nem gebarniidten 9roteit eegen Die
beablidtigte AieIenot1leibe Der gll-
Iiirten al1fgeforoert miro.
SSn Dem 9lufruf erflGrt 9r. Sc
tanner, oaB Die ongIo.amerifontihe
aonbination Der @elointerelIen, mel
DIE gum groBen SbetI in Ser anglo.
amerifanii9en Hreiie llnterItiisung
finoet, oarauf aus lit, 1tniere frieo-
Ii6e Station als @erbitnoeten Gnq.
lambs IN ben arieg gu treiben, uno
iagt ferner:
o9ie Snltptfiibrer Der nnglo.au1e-
rifaniI1en @elointereIIen lino iebt
barauf aus, in ribtstuiiroiger Sci.
ie Oas amerifaniihe 9olf ieiner Or
ipariliIie 5u berauben. sic iuo[Ien
Gnglan0 belfen, 0ab es iinItonoe lit,
ben &rieg meiter 8u fiibren, neIGen
es iest fiibrt, Inn Die Serrihoft Der
Meere nltfreht Su baIten unO ben
$orloel Der Belt nltf nIle 3eiten
tortrolliren sn f0nnen.
SD forOere ale potriotiiden
Entertainer ouf, IN ie6er onterifn.
niiden 8ereiuiguts oOer Aiiociation
8eihIiiIie 5it faiIeu in iDeIGen Der
abi6eu iiber oieie urlpotriotiife un0
pro.britiid,e &onOliingsmeiIe ntsqe.
iproden miro, iino ben 9Sr1fioenten
Der Ser. Stooten iptpie ben Stadts.
ietretdr 81 beidip0ren, oieie boIe
8erihporune Suuihte 5l MAIDEN; ei.
ne 8erifluorlug, ipelHe bos otiteri.
forlii1e 8oIf ocs @eIoes berauben
mil, iDontit es Die fntiirIid1en Giiel.
len uaieres 2aitoes entfnideIn, I'm,
iere ss5ilouitrie bergroberil, itnIere ei-
genen Weittel tttternotionoIer Trnns.
portotion ousoebnen iilo unIerer
2anonirtbidoft beIfen fam.
SD foroere jeoen patriotifdlen
amerifaner oltf ieoem gel0inftitllt,
in meIdem er @elo oeponirt bat, al
idreiben unO gegen Ole gelmtlmg
ieines @eI0es fir Die benbiidltiate
engliid. .frona0iiide $1,000. 100000.
sInleibe 81 proteitiren.
Der 9Lufruf iuuroe an Die g1it.
glieoer ieoes 9ereins oes gmOes
TN oanseA @oaoe perimtot.
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Scr oeeipsriau".Sal erIeOist.

8nibington l6 Sept. ~ geontte
Ses Stontsoeportcuents Guberten
iid] brltte bejilglid) Der Stunogcbung
Der oeiti6en 8esierlng betreffs Der
sSeiperian" ooB nidt gertitdeno 8e.
meisnnterinl borliege, nnl bel
9elitidlnno 0orlteIig 5il nerOen.
Nus Oen bier betanHten 56otio9en
lieBe fifl niht gut ialieBcn, pb Der
8anlpfer torpeort moroen ooer anf
cine @tine geratben lei. Sails cs
fejtgeiteat neroeu ioIIte, 0ob cine
Yliue ben llntereong oes Sdiffes
berbeifiibrte, milr0e iidj Die Gerant
portlidlfeit fit geqitng Der Wline
nidt irItitclat laIicl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16

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