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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
SIX HUNDRED HERALD
PRIZE CARS A DAY

six hundred Overland. The Herald
prize ears i diN viii ~ The output of
the higTulrdo factory during it> fiscal
year. This >tairmc Nh WAS made by
.Iuhn n. Will,>. president ul the Willy>
Overland Company. while INV the west
where ~ has been spending the winter.
The Herald madr n' mistake in chnn
sing the O,crlamd> tu give 49, prizes in
ii> hIg contest 70 i~ the popular ear.
EN June We will have finished Idii
tons tn The factor, which viii mak. "
possible fer w. Nv turn ont huu ears \
dJN. This viii ~ our dailt output nest
year.
ut thu present time We are building
300 ears a day. The increase in This
Years business wv .u per cent over that
WEI last wear. when WI built I>.iG> over
lands. ! fully expect that 1916 viii >cc
100 prr cent Increase.
Some mll think tlat This h. upti
mi>m. II IN not. N ~ >impl, irving NV
meet the demand that already has been
received fur futurr orders.
Five Years dau | stated that ,hr in
dirltiun> were that ID would Wv merely
q matter eft time before the huilduu- ut
tir leading mot Nr ears would wv hand
lcd pm tive houses. conditions tulay
prove taat this prediction Was true. nui
ui nearly lrn m,tnr ear manufacturers
five supply VA irl~i ~ per cent at the
entire american output
These tive companies hIN >utc >S
fully held The public pulse and have
huiSi ears that have given >%cr,irc I'd "A
price ia keeping with thr public purse.
Five wears AGO Their. were lnO ami mo
bile. ~iHrr then thr number has hrrum"
smaller. while the ca- have hrrumr
cheaper AMI better.
Referring IT, the remarkable strides
made IN his ewn cnmpany Mr.. Will,>
declared: The factory that turned ont
lhr Herald prize ears Wy tula, me- ,ccuud
largest producer ~ automobiles WV the
United States. III lgn> lhr total output
of Overland cars was ~ Today in thir
4, ~iN hours. nr dn a> much a>Wr did
during tho whole year uf 1905.
This statement ~ backed ", ihr fact
thIt the outpui W our factor, ha given
IVY first choice ~ position ~ the New
York automobile show tur 1913 lhll aud
1919. This means thai We had lhr see
und largest output during these wear !.
the leading builder mot being " member
of the National Automobile chamber or
commerce.
To-day The Toledo plant at the Willt~
Overland Company covers uiurtN nine
acres "f ground. ~ capacity hl> hytu
doubled Iu The last two Years. Tho HrH
additions NOW III The course nf cor>trHr
tiun will contain seventeen acres ut
floor >Uicr making " tutli uf floor area
uf ~ acres.
TO build Overland ears the company
employs l1uun mrn Nv ITS different
plants
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
CAMPBELL ~PREC00LER AT
SAN BENIT0 TO BE BUILT

san Ecnitr. 1cNl~. juno i' accord
ing to local rrrrr-r ntrll1r- -f l'n, Camn
hell construction uf " .rrul prr ,%wliu.
plant here ht Ma Campbell viii y, com
monccd Within lhv next thirty lly>. W
building size having hcru sold Cd Mr..
Campbell n, thr ~an Hruir Commercial
club. during lh, ua~i I.u DAYS Tho
capacit, at llr ucv plant VIII probably
~ i duplicate ~ thc present institution
and viii hc located uu ltui adjoining
the biz icr plant NJ thr Bio tiraudc Nal
H., lcr TO-. Latte Harrison uf Mercedes
the Valley representative uf Mn. Camp
hell will move his tJmil, tu san Bruitp
al once a. assume charge If lh" construc-
tion of The new plant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12

ton IL and fer said city M brownsville. Texas.
viii he held 90 the SECOND saturday M july.
same being the 10th day II July n ~. 1919, fnr
the purpose W submitting ~ the qualified yut-
|rrS uf sand city nf Brownsville the question.
"Shall u commission Nv chosen NV frame " mess
charter that said election shall hr hpld iu
each NJ the four wards WI this city WV Hrclrd-
rnrr with uHd a- prescribed hy thr laws WI
The state MI Texas. In such r1-fS mltr Hnl
provided fur and lS provided in slil order nj
thc city council.
The following places nrc designated ns rnil-
iue rlnrHS and thr persons h"rriHnftrr WfHrd
arr hereby appointed election officers m und fnr
each NY thr respective wards uf this ,ty, tn-
wit:
First Ward.
Polling plItt Th" pus .trrv frHW. h~uI'liuE
owned hf uur l;umul4 l ttr.ii. rni u.rI H-
4 bakery. nn thr north -id" mi Ailm corner
'rt Fourth street
Election uthcrrs r. CrIe. presiding nf
lrrr. !. A.. Allen. = H. a. ~,-l's. a. H. More.
judges.
Polling place Tho fran" house known IS
thr Ohrrrp- haIl. situated uu tur north -ilr WI
MAINS street. between Hth lul iuth streets.
Election Officers N. M. kiihr. presiding uf-
hctr. Jacob Hrrndri, I.~r Ayali Jr. lhl N.
Barbour. Judges.
Polling place, NJ thv uId c.uuril ~chImIrrs in
thr tItY hIll building. WI the Market aHUIrr.
being cow place over thr Texas iuu.h rttuf,H.
Election Officers F E StIr,k. presiding ui
hrrr. ~ Huxley. w. ~ NimrI". Manuel
Fourth ward.
Polling place The hfirk hrnrr known ns Mo
tlintnfk'- garage. un lhT berth street. hrtwt-n
Thirirrnth nud fourt.rrth streets n -ld .itt.
uticrr. Grant N,NIirha'l. Jorge I;'y,,. George
Conner. Judges.
bone Nm rrirr uf nm. rity council WIT Brown.
willie. Texas. Nm M tmuHy whereof uttur. wy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12

Fosters Weather Bulletin

.uf thr Potomac Jud rI>t of The lower
Mississippi valleys.
Uur uI thc LARGEST Grain aud cotton
broker ,umpauir- n thi,t.". III their
ddIlN hotter ~ Man - ~fd Foster h
MAY forecasts of rain> Wrrn wonderfully
correct. Our crop weather forecasts
surely taken uu N boom M popularity
since The beginning uf this year.
European >rr uiai"r> have recently
robbed America ~ man, millions ut dol
lars III, downright Wing about thr ann
lUut aft surplus grain IND Russia. IN
sin. the public press They have W.idc
M appear thJt Russia has enough wheat
tu supply all Eurup, ami that the Oar
danrllr. would >'nn !" opened letting
lnu>r 70 ll.ul ui Russian wheat lHr use
uf other European nations. That SIS
tcmutir fabrication mas robbed America
ut twenty i,r rents " hu~h un aIl
vhrat ;har hl~ h~cn cNrortrI This year
ANIL ihr Eur rrIn ~prrullt"r- viii have
%rruhtrl l~ much I~ Wc have lr~t.
Wheat last ut Man. was altogether
'uo Tow ana our Farmers should NOT ~
robbed IVY that v4t. At This vritin.
May - that SAME speculative ~chrmr I'M
hrine pushed iu America because ship
mcnt> ut new wheat ha,. started from
southern points.
Ever, hu~hri WI wheat this year should
NET the farmer twenty five CENTS more
than the prices ~ct I'm Spectators. again
rr warn all that -prin- wheat viii hc
damaged ", druuth partirulnrl, NV ~
northern Europe ami a- there IVY al,>u
iut.lN W. prospect ~ 80 earl, ending uf
thc European war oar advice IN tn sell
No. wheat M the rrr>rut rrirt~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12

t'urrt-ht,d. 1919, hN NJ l- Foster
Washington u. C June r.. Last hUl
lrtm gave lnrD i-t- uf disturbance l-
,I tuufir.nt june ~ tu ~. and ~ az
MI. auru WAVES lp az IN ami ~ 10 ~,
cool waves III ,o w and ~ "a p. At the
t,aI.uiu. thc~' cath w events
temperatures viii hc very low aud AZ
thr end ~ them very high. Storm forces
viii hr "A little greater thanu>ual bat not
dangerous ana rainfall will bc generally
d icicut. The severe storms will pr Ivy
aulv not continue long after June r..
Rains uf This ten days are expected 4"
heaviest in southern and eastern >'"
items with greater drtiricurir, iH middle
northwest the north halt NJ division one
't ur weather maps.
Next disturbance Will reach l'tcil.
rni-t th"It June - cross l'triir ~lnpr
On, CLOSE at Am great central VALLEY, -
wv 70 eastern ~@'riiuu~ -,. Warm wave
viii cross I'ariiic ~inu. about June -.
"rrat central valleys - EASTERN ~rr
a cool wave viii CROSS Pacific SLOPE
lhuut June r; GREAT central valleys 1l.
,,-t ru sections 1T.
lHi~uali, warm weather viii prevail
in northern ~crtiuu~ during lh,. week
,,.i,riu. un june 1t. southern uuL
eastern states viii gci more than usual
rainfall hUt w viii WV uusvuult di~trih
utrI. Iorll dro ih~ JuI local il.ari> viii
ui'rd iof supremacy Iu ihr lower Mis-
f--lrpi ,alir- aud Westward tn tho ~
,ltir lui thi- condition vail cuutiuu" dur
iuu th. rainfall month tame ~ NV Iuiy
-. Some unusually hrt,, rains are cN
Tcctrd during that rainfall month south
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
Only a Few Can Go.

Those who do not nave tn com idcr OK
gct rid NJ impuritics " the system that
cause rheumatism. backachc, aching joints
and painful muscles. III You can not 20,
Yet feel you need relief from pain and mis-
cry. Get Foley Kidney Pills. They restore
the kidneys to activity and make You feel
well and strong. MARTINEZ Drug Store.
north corner Market square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
foreign %~rFNIcr.

lurrt-n service.
First Lieutenant John w. Sherwood.
". r.. Fort Bliss. granted leave Ter "nc
mtnt >uhicct In War department ur
tiers relating in foreign |>rrNirr.
First Lieutenant William VI IluNd
M. a.. wa dutt With Sixth Reid Infantry
~ pI>p. ordered ~ Twentieth Infantry.
Comp Fort Bliss. for temporary duty.
Chaplain John \. Randolph, Sixth
Infantry. granted leave for two months.
Captain Howard a.. David> Ninth
Infantry. Army Scryicc School. Fort
Lca,rnworth. granted leave for two
months. effective June -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
FIRST CARLOAD
WATERMELONS
CAR SHIPPED FROM HARLlNGER rs
BELIEVED TO BE FIRST FOR
THIS SEASON IN TEXAS.

Illrhn.'u I,NJ-. ur a. The iult
Coast Marketing ii mrlul AZ Il,rliugyu
shipped Thur~ll, th" rr~t carload ~
vaicrmcluu~ rf Ibis ~,.~ou The melons
were thr Tom Watson variety ana were
good SIZE. The car contained lOGe mel
"n~. mn flr I- Wc know Ibis i~ llr first
tnll rar load uf vJtrrmrlnu> tn h ship
poet from auN point IVY F.Na~ this SEA
>uU.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
NOTICE or SPECIAL EltCrION

Under AMI hy virtue MI and wv accordance
with the laws ~ the state vi Texas in surh
cases made and provided for and pursuance tp
am order uf the city council MI the city ~
brownsville. Texas. madr at i'm regular sr~-
sion ID Monday. the slst day If May. \. ~.
1915. ordering aud providing for 4 special
election wv he held III and FIR the city II
Brownsville. County III Cameron. State II Tex
As, notice j. hereby given that a special elec-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
Steam Shovels viii Dig Coal

>tcuhcuNillo a.. luur III. Coal under
>r'ru Thousand acres WI land va JEFFERSON
county. near hrrI Ivy tu hr removed hy
W.. Im >hpNrl>. ii hrrlm, known Il r.
Jhr pruprrt, h'~ hrrn purchased l., u
N'1di .atc COMPOSED uf pit>~huru and
t lumhu~ men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12

A new hose nozzle for washing auto
mobiles has y rubber tip that can ~ com
pressed with the fingers tof"rm ! spray
and 4 valve operated hy a button To-
shut of the flow Of wafer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
washington Army Orders.

Major William y. Glasgow. Fifth cav
airy. relieved ~ Fort Riley.
Chaplain Joseph N. klug>lr,. Coast
\rtlllcr,. roast d'fcn>c- Manila and >u.
ON rlN-. report 40 Western department.
Captain Leonard u. NJ gatt. assigned
lu seventh Infantry, relieved Vermont
militia.
Fir>i Lieutenant shelton NJ Andiug.
assigned 40 Twenty sixth Cavalry.
Acting Dental SURGEON Charles u.
~r"l', Jr.. report IVY surgeon general.
captain Walter n. Wilson. Coast Ar
tiilcr1. on leave at Vancouver. tn Fort
Morlru. witness service TARGET practice.
N.tiu- Dental surge VIZ Frank I'm. tJ
AN, report tp surgeon general
\ctiu- Dental Surgeon. pnnal ".
Furhc~. report lcftcrmHn General Hos
pital prr~idir nd ~nn Francisco tenn
prrIrN duty
Following acting dental surgeons. ry
lir,rd Philippine Department: Johu W.
Sru,cI William n. Nuuirr~ Mortimer
Sludrr>un. Benjamin HI. WIriirli. lester
t. O-- ar.l First l,rUtcuuHtl rm,> H..
IvNt. tru.Il >urg-uH.
Following. acting DENTAL surgeons ~
lirNcI at posts specified tn Philippine
DEPARTMENT: Don t. Moore Fort Tot
ten: Samuel \. Randall. Fort Robinson.
,harlc> Fainter. Fort l~;arrIuca>: llIr.
Ian u. I'M mp>uu. Fort sill; Robert To
bias. Douglas: l.arrA n. pcdNN. Fort
Williams: Eugene Wilbur. Columbus
Barracks: Claudiu- q. Baker. Fort Ad
ans.
Major Edwin A.. code. retired. detailed
Nl-~~atbu@ttt~ Tr~Iitutr WI TgchunIuuN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
hand and The official seal MI saii city. this the
1T day vi june. 4. H.. 1918
tSeaIb 4. a. BROWNE, Mayor /.
CEISANTO NIILARREAI.
city Secretary.
Az ORDINANCE ENTITLED ~ ORD
NAME ">IIAII. n COMMISSION ~.
TD FRAME y NEW CHATTER :

CHOSEN TO FRAME y NEW CIINKTEIi
Whereas. Nrt.rl' lrhi X WI thr Revised Civii
Statutes uf thr ~taIt MOI Texas. VESTS In the
legislature ur governing authority ~ amy in-
rurpurHfcd city. having Moore than five thou
sIHI Inhabitants. thr right in provide I'M nrhi
nance tu Nr .I.WiitrI tn tIs qualified voters
thr u%Ut.tIuu. '.NnII g .tuIuI.-IHu W.T. ghn~Eu
tt frame wv rru charter rrI. Whereas. ~trt
section further p%TntrrH thIt ~ special '%l'ctIrfr
frr th" #Ihnfa inn NM fIi Vur. tirH NM hfiH
nft lr than thirty int" ur more thHn ninrtt
hafe after fhr ffe.tar nf HHl ordinance nnf
II~n iur thr publication tfrrruf in S'fm' news
faT,.r Published iu said city
Now. therefor. Iu ugruriIuvr with sand
HhuEr uHurd article. hr w ordained hy the rtt
ruuucil uf tlr rtt uf brownsville. Texas. that
there SHALT hr -u' mittrd tu thr qualified voters
MOI 4l.l ritl at Nd -rrrill election tu hr holden
ru tnr inth dHr Hf July. "A. ~. 1915. tine Vur~-
tinn. "Shail "a commission hr chosen u" frame
WY ur,y charter" The ballot containing SAIL
question shall lr printed In accordance With
thr aforesaid section Nu. luHi lt vhi,h pre-
AIl,s tIr ~lwp aIllI rrtIiu un party d"siEna
tIuu ANA provision -.aIl ur Muscle thereon. Ter
thr ,i.ytiuu fruu thr ,Ity WE large rf w charter
committee. MOI unt lr.. thHu hifrru members wv
mlrr thrn uun m'm'trr fnr rrrh three thousand
inhabitants.
Passed lf n regular session MAXI fhr riiy council
nf thr rify nf Brownsville. TsNn-. this the 3lat
Iav uf NHy. n. w 1919 tNrrr"yrdl
t-;rliI NV N Ei;pNNI. Mayor.
Attest
CEISANTu N~tIINEEENI.
ems secretary Ky" Eutdw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-12
Southern Department, U S. A.

Extension ~ fourteen day, NJ leave NJ
twenty layS previously granted Major
Robert Alexander. seventeenth Infantry.
MAJOR Clarence y. Manly. VI. g.. Fort
Bliss. granted leave nf absence for two
minthS.
tNpt sin George a.. BlTHhlrlt. Fiji
trenth Cavalry. granted leave for two
months effective July | subject 10 War
Department orders transferring him to
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
(sdIuB Old

Wnre Is nun, neil iid bic Ges
fdngnibmdrter iagten, 0aB bic @efans
gsnen f6erli6 ibr 9dui9hsn aiiss
idlafsn fpirbsr, ipseea benz ie gu je
breiBig Tagen 9aft perurteiIt tpor0m
tparen, o0er mar IS ibr barmloIss
Qlusiehen, bab man ie nttt da3u
fddrf bepa6ts, 5atiahe ~ieoenfalls
if, DAB finf SnfaFen oes geFdngnif
les in Gamben, n. 5, bic tpegen 81
GROCER Gurfl6fdung cine ein1ondtIis
DE gntnudterungstur burhma9sn
~follten, in Der 9aft entfprnngen Tino.
Sic 6attsn me6rere Gifsnitdbe Dor
ibrer 53eIe onrdgeidqt unb tpurben
auf Der 5ludt BON einem Mdrter ents
oedt. Die ibnsn nadgei@idteu 3ebn
8leitugeln baben teinen Snooea ans
geriGtet. sir Bic D~is3ipltn Der Qns
itaIt fpridt e absr, BAT Oreibia Nlits
gsFangens, bic bic GHtfprungenen su
einsm Gpmpatbie 2 ansbrud onids
ten MOLTEN, ltdnobaft anb i'm aar3er
su~riidblisbsn.
9ag miIitarifne Il NJ
electromagnetic in QOnOOn bat
idlimme 9urhite9ereisn bet benz
gritHh@g mpiresg Battalion, bas bon
benz Britifb empire aomifee srri6=
tet pDrDsn if. FeiigeItelIt. Die gfits
glieoer bes GOmitess erbielten 2iefes
rungsanftrdge, Bel osnsn aree UliBs
brdu6e borfamen. 8ie a0ntrotte
nurOtn srneusrt. obpobI Der Gsans
BAL bereits rudbar mar, Dos Ders
baIfsn oes Sberitleutnants gopben,
Der bag Battalion fabrte, miro bonn
gsfiht. srnIt %sttaoelt. goipoen Ger
llnterbausmi9liep TIT, perlu4te iifJ
IN Der Sisung pom n. SuIi 80 re9ta
fertisen, mas olgsmdnes grfaunn
berDOrrief anb ibm ben 4at bon ms
6ersh abgeorouettn sintrua, leiH
Man0at TdImHigit n~isoerSuIegsH.
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spamIhe spiben.

Die ipaHfi1e Shriftfellerin, 9raz
fin emilia qnrbo 8asan - fe bnt
neben elmer ln3abl pon tritiiGen
4ufidBen pier5ig gfomnue uuO TIeben
gbeaterItiide. Dsr0fientIi1t - bat ben
4uitOb geoeben 5rr MISUNDERSTANDING
Der ipaniihm Spibenfabriiatiorb bic
in dlterer 3eit ibren 5auptiib in W.
magro in RatalOnien In @ranobn un0
in Der Wanha bate unb 3u benIels
ben @rab bon 9eribmtbeit gglanat
mar, pie bic 5oleD1ner alingen, bic
gilbarer pouihierarbeitsn, Die gors
IboDeier 2eDerUarcn uno dnbsre 9ers
Oorra9snOe Gr3sugniiie 0ss altipanIs
fden aanftgepsrbes. Gs CAB cine
Set, no Die pruntDolle ipaniIde
Srndt. In gang europa t~onangebtnO,
einen ausgiebigsn Gebrau9 BON Spit
aen, dfs Ranobsiab Der @eipdRber, TO-
pie fir 9anDs unb SaIstrauIen
madte. Spdtsr fanOen bic Gpibsn.
meiBe un0 fnrbise, in Der Manttlla,
Dem era5i0isn Appff6mud ber Ipanis
Idsn 5rnuen, tpieOer rei9li1e Wers
psnOung. 9eat3utose itammsn aIle
Mantillen. BON hensn iebe Gponierin
miRbeitens cine bsIiBt, I'm tie u1bs
repb Der g6aripohe BEL ben proseis
iiOneR ober an GlterIonntag beim
erOBen GrafFnungsIiergsfen 3u tras
gen, aus MImogro ODER aus 9arees
Iona.
Sn aatalOnien bsI9dftist bic Spit
STANDARDIZATION stpa breibigiauIenb
6rausn. 5rnu paroa ga5an BAL, an
Der Spite elmer 4borbnung bon aris
itptraiiiehn Dnmen, benz Nlinifter
Der offeHtIiden @rbeiten einen 8sIuh
obgeitattet unb cine Gingobe iibsrs
reidt, in tpeIacr gsIesli9s G6uss
maBnabmen fir bic beimiide Gbits
5eninOuitrie geforbert tDerben. Die
s~sgenpdrtigen 3uitdnbe in gsIaien
unD 9t~orpfr0Ttret6 baben Die beiIefs
fenbe Snouitrie Durt lobmgelsat unb
6esiinitigeH io bsiBt Is IN bsr
.Ginsabe bic ginfiibrung oosr BE
ermeiterung osrieIben in Gpanlsn.
Seas niht erpdbnf ipirb unb onn
Elm gepifies Snisreffe bat, lit bic
Cathode. bnb bic fpautidea Gpit
5enarbeiterinnen in 4Imagro unb in
aatalORien ouf ben 81IeareninIsIn
unb in ben DitIidm MitfeImesrpros
Din3sn iiA 3u 1Obe orbeiten, UNI IL
nen 3n9elo9u BON $50 peieias, alfo
80 Gents, 3u er5ielen, lDdbren6 Flru
pslloie ausbsater iid mil ibren FEM
baftsu er5eugniiien III furaer Pit
berei9srn. Denn ipaBifds Gpibsn
finoen iberaIL, uno bflonoers Ii
Siioamtfiia, gntsn a6fab. 5ier alFo
tonuttn bic a%sfor0srten Gmubmaks
HaRBm suHdaIt einitsn.
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1a ~ .FiMtllNyH ltN
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uftulnm btt ~ Htaaf wpaefn
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III. bak nh ipaat Ia lfattuH l3al,
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tsn bit atim sic urahnt Vfafls
thfts tonm NalttiaAtt ltu NAlf
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tpttn babfn
ri labaniftx NotEtu NlualaNd
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lapnntf In Sample aatH pie Hal
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lld, nab alt pailatfhtlitm @dtiil'
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unitfsindn6u ltine tatrdtll tan
@itdllralit atbraudtn ioltn. Eer
RuHt Wlaritns Iagt. bab sei, be-
tannltiltn mobtFnm @AriitNtlltf e
a6Iolui ptrbieitn, ben atmttu nil0t
Gtammt hinlusnagitlln." 1sr 5rans
Sole Werianbas trilart Il als ~alis
qtmcin nutrtannt. bub mon ben realI'
laren Erupptn Itine miiDm 9iIisDola
tt sussIelltn biirie, bic niht imtanos
Iinn, bie Gtitbg oss Atlegts 81 psts
Ittbtn unO an3urtuosn. uno BON De-
nsn man aGs Graulamieiten uRo ale
ausf6rsitungtu bsiiirhtm mub. Der
9rauSoIe gltO msint, man li in oer
WiHsnInait orin einig. ii9 auisuisbs
ntn gegeu ben gsbrauh. Der stipn
barh bic Arisgftibrtnoen Dor barbas
ridden 5ilfsboltern gemahi nsroeH
lo1te, cenen niht MIR Die BON ben
3ibiliiierien @0Itern anerEmnttn Or
itbt unb GebrdudT bes Gritgss, Iuns
bern aud Sic sIsmsntaritsn qrin3is
pien Der 6umaRitdt unbeiannt iin0.
Sn glei9em Sinne duBern lIG uuA
bic 4meritaner 9ubIeD 5itto uuO bic
80ltefrehtler anberer gtationgn. 81
bari benH Der Spanier galpn srtlas
rem: Dos 9DIterrsht nerbisiet Den
sibiliiierten Iatipnen, In ibrs 4rlnten
Wiloe ein5ureibsu, Deusn bic Ueisse
0es arieges mbstannt iino, ocer
8ruppeu ais SilfspDiter at gebraas
den, Die oas Redt uno bic Sitten
Der 3ibiliierttn g0lter psber tsnneR
nod refpettieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-16
40. QnpfttI.


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