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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
Suggestion Of Captain
Northup a Good One.

The suggestion Of Capt ". H. Nor
thup. contained in an interview yes
terday morning in The Journal that
the bluff near the Big Lagoon be
given serious consideration as site
for a summer hotel is an excellent
Gre. and IF the project for the cree
ton Of hotel 81 this character as
suaes shape the Greater Pensacola
Club should look into the matter be-
fore selecting another point.
All know that Pensaeola's gulf
beach across Santa Rosa island can-
rot BE- sNeelled b. any point in the
south. bat e site can selected which
has ire same advantages as 70 surf
bathing and at the same offers other
attractions, saeh Sc possessed b. the
blur namcd that site should be &C.
lscted The principal advantages. be-
sides the bathing and fishing facilities
offered 81 TIE blur over the island
hoaeh. i thar with the extension Of
the electric line. il can Be reached hg
three methods 81 transportation. An.
other is that &c would be safe and
the buildings not subjected 20 ths
possibility Of damage by reason Of
storms
There g. NJ diseonntinF the advan
tares that would accrue TO pensacols
b. inc location near The city Of d
large summer hotel The Journal un
stands that the Greater Pensacols
Club A. It's meeting next SATURDAY
VIII further consider this matter witl
the view Of forming a stock c0mpar.
70 handle the project n it IS pa
through successfully that club cal
claim the credit Of performing a grea
service for Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

A small dose 90 po-ryo-IaN tonight
and you snfcs FUN easy bowel move
ment au the morning 30 Er.rinE Tor
Poo Da-fssN lH Pedopbvtlln May Appls)
without the ErIpe. po-uo-faN COR
reefs the cause ~ Constipation bv
arousine the Liver. increasing ths
fia0 of bile. Bile ia nature antisap
tc Do the bowels. with proper amount
~ hile. digestion ln bowels ls perfeet
Don't be sick. nervous. irritable Get
bottle - Po- Do-IsV from your Drse.
giEts now and cure your Constipation
overnfshf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

ing only an incomplete result. il
would at least serve as a prepare
ton for the future. Il could be
signed tomorrow If wished.
When my august grandfather
placed the empire on les present basis
he did not pretend TO have realized a
completed work. The empire always
Is susceptible Of growth. What can
not he achieved today viii be achieved
later
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
Pensacola Invites West
Florida 70 Celebrate Here

Pensacola extends an invitation 70
an West Florida and South Alabama
10 join with her in celebrating the
Fourth Of July, and gives assurances
that visitors TO the metropolis o.
West Florida on Monday, the 5th, the
day Of the big event, viii not leave
for their homes with the least disap-
pointment.
The Carnival Association is prepar-
ing an elaborate entertainment at
Palmetto Beach which, alone viii pro-
vide ample amusement for the eiti-
zens and visitors, but in addition the
Pensacola Yacht Clubs annual gulf
regatta win occur In which the fast
est speed boats owned along the gulf
coast viii be seen in races. The feet
Of aeroplanes al the naval aeronautic
station will make flights, over the
harbor and grounds al Palmetto
Beach, band concerts wilI given, the
Country Circus viii occur and, If the
visitors desire. they car cross the bay
20 the gulf and enjoy surf bathing
There viii be other amusements. In
fact the day viii be filed with events
appropriate to the occasion.
The people Of West Florida and
South Alabama are invited. They
should begin their preparations now
so as not TO miss the opportunity Of
visiting Pensacola on this occasion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
KAISER TALKS ON
PEACE QUESTION

Paris, June Extracts from a
letter said to have been sent by En-
peror William 70 q person connected
Eith the Bavarian court and pub
lished in Spain are reproduced BY the
Matin The emperor Is quoted as
saving:
Our only object is a peace profit
able for the German states. This
peace may he concluded sooner than
thought. II IL gave for the time be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
TMPENETRARLR

First Lawyer can't convict
the engineer 81 the blame for that
wreck They have got a defense
that no jury tn the country viii
throw down
Second Lawyer What's that
First Lawyer are goina 20
prove he was talking baseball with
the hremau when the collision oc-
cured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
BLESSED ARE THE PACE
MAKERS.

The Village Grocer.-What are
you running Tor. sonny2
The Boy--I'm trying 20 keep two
fellers from hRhtin'
The Village Grocer.-Who are the
fellows2
The Boy.-Biu Perkins and me-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
A sncKnoInnFR

Choily. When everything vas
quiet at the baseball game to-day, I
tN1ed 70 waffle the umpire ~ yelling
as him
Mtriam.-Ths idea. What I'D ycu
ysll'
Cholly -Wottsnl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

prussia's hardest job SENS 70 be the
teaching Of tire war game TO Austria.
Always "awfully Srrayed that Aus
trian army didn't know the use Of
range finders when the war began. II
ia learning slowly, perhaps when peace
is signed IL viii have got beyond the
primary stages cf efficiency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

villa IS uoW ordering Maytorena to
ego For The Naqais" and wipe them
out United States marines may set
have t0 save the NaauiE from the
revolutionists. That will be- a more
grateful 100 than interfering against
the brave tribeEmen who have SO
much American sympathy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

$500 Ladies white canvas
rubber sole oxford. Sl.39.
Meyer Shoe Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

Visiting Chaplain-Ah my brother.
this world is fuli Of trials
prisoner-Oh. dry up. gav'nor
Think / dunno thats II Amt the
trials / minds us the verdicts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
RUR-MY-TISM

VIII cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches Cramps,
Collie, Sprsins, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings Of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price 2Sc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

Mrs Kane read IN a paper that
sugar was q sure cure for hiccouahs
and 7 tried IL on Dick
Mrs Beetroot. did IL work
Mrs Kane Temporarily, but he
has had a relapse about every twenty
minutes ever since
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
THE DEPTHS o FHUMILTA-
TON

The Kind old Gentleman.-What's
the matter, my boyi
The kid-De champ wot we
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

"HoW sweet 20 have a friend
whom YOU can trust"
Yes. especially If he doesn't ask
you % trust him,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
EXPERIENCED.

Just as Millet and The widow
started up the aisle 70 the altar,
every light in the eharch went out
What did the couple do. thenF
Kept on going The widow knew
the way"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
A EEAr

Have YOU any invisible hairpins' ?"
Certainly. madam "
Could / see them, please"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

Yesterday crowds q Bavview park
was another demonstration 81 TIE
popularity ~ that pleasure resort
Mayor Gfcenhut'e determination IA
make improvements there should meet
with the support 90 all citizens.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
LEARNING

Friend-How is your candidate
now
Campaign Manager Fine After
tao weeks rehearsal he can cay
The dear people" and keep from
laughing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21

He LII you hadn't been So long
dressing We shouldn't have missed
this train.
She And II you hadn't hurried
me so We shouldn't have so long 20
wait for the next.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-21
pEATH WITHOUT A sTTNo.

Papa, what becomes Of the good
little calves when they die"
IL they are very, very good. my
son, they become chicken ero-
QUOTES"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
]sur5e Rrie9SOepelC6en
Gine anioirati0n far sdwe6en.

gerlin i6er Gotterbam. II Suit
or. G[iu5 Mellon Der 9oriise1oe
Der Stuoentenihait Der ~llniperiitdt
llpiala In Shpcocn, bat Dem 5tu.
neutennusiduB Der llni0erittot Ber'
lin ali teleDrapbiidem @egc ben
9aff fir Die 0pation msgeIprohen,
nelde Die gerIiner stuoenten Der
aonigin non ShtDe6en anldBLid If.
Der Dunoerbnren Aeitung bel Dem
9uftdngriif Der 6rnn3oien ami oas
Shlob in aarlsrube oorae5roht
h1ben.
9m namen Der idnp6tiAen Stu.
bentenidait ipridt onnn 9r. Beiion
ieine 9epltn0eruna unb 5pmpatbie
fir 1eutidlenb in ieiner 6difials.
Ttnfoc ais. Vii Die alien oe1ttfden
6clben iagt er, biloen 9eutidInnos
Mlitb, geltihlon0B 0pfergeiit uno
iatn mtauib6rtider Qompf fir oag
gaobl ultD Die 6reibeit oes goter.
lanoes cine Snipiration fir Shpe.
ben.
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gerantp6rtltng ii6ernimmt fir bic
SiderEeit irgerto zines britiiden lin.
tertboncn, Der oieien @afen ouf ct.
nern SfifF elmer Der beioer frtegs
fil6rennat 9artaien berldst.@ 60
Gou0alta oomaIa gnqlnnb. 0as mar
turrett. limo 10 hdtte i1niege 9tegte-
rang in rem gegenpdt tiaen ariege
Duncelu miiiien, fpern tie Deutidlano
aegcpilbar 0el totrsften Stanopantt
aemtnuen n0qte. Ddln bate es tei.
ne gnitaaie4 aontronerie, faine $40.
Ten luo teiue 9eritimutltnden gp9e-
ben 0}it einer fllr5en Marrlna an
0os dntarif0niid Nliblifunl, feifos
ltGe 5diiie BIT meiben. mare oaeg
erlebigt g5lueien. Die 3egierung
ibernimnlt te,ne Bcrantiportiing fir
2fmerifaner. Sic iih In Die 2onb
frieqs5one begeberL uno lie fam fei.
ne Geroutmoetuttg nbernebtnen fltr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22

bic itd in oie 5ecfriegs5one
begeben. 90 Iieet bic Qngelegenbeit
uno nidt anbers.
8oitmeiiter 8barton BAT bic
Stnotfommiiiion oafgeforoert, Sic
1traBennnnlen I'M friibereu Sn0
0ma6a 81 at0ern, oa riele oerIe[bea
i'll 9ernedicImlqen aitTaB geben.
Der Roli8iit 2. @. Ebraiber.
Der iif fiir5Iih I'm 7ieiit betrnnfen
hatte, tmtrSr BON Der Sta0tfommii-
lion 3itr 5traie o1tf 10 Tage bonn
Dienit iusprtoiert.
Sn Der 9eftri8en gibuna naffr
ote5tantfommiiiton enOailtig ben
ita0tiimen naushaltsplan AT. Gins
nabmen uno ausgobea 6aIauSicren
NIT S2,276,602.
6eiierebrmortn 61rren 7ride
Fonb inn Rineroiein Gorf eine Sanb.
taife, bic er Der goliast nbergob,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
Nus Dem gtaate.

gremont. 4ls er lei Der Reuer.
ridtung zines ltalen GtaIe5 6cihdf-
tiat mdr, fiel Der n6rblid pon Qortb
9eno mo1ucnoe Barmcr SeB ai5er
10 angludlih, DAP or betoe 6uBe
brad. Die llriahe mar Elm ginltur3
oes @eriiites.
Beatrice. gr-Mapor Standings
Don 8pmore leitete iln bieitgen 81.
itriftSgeriht eth Nlanoamu5 gerfob.
rem Elm, Inn 8IlraermeIter uno
5to0trdtb non @nmore 5u 3fpingen,
cine beionoere abitimmltng iber
gooI. unO 8tlaroialol..2i3euie nb.
8ubolten.
Gong giue. Oil uacoi3iniide @e.
iellid)aft oe8 norotpeitliden Rebra5.
fa GieIt bier cine Sibung ab, In Der
Die geamten ertp1blt nur0en. Die
ndhite gieun8 fiuoet I'M Nopember
in 9torfolt ltatt.
9apiQion. SIM sitter bon iiber
so Sahren Itar6 bier Der 5arner
Sobn 5eiboIo, elmer Der dlteiten Aus
fieoler 6es Sarpp Gountp. &c.
boreu i'm @roBber5ogtbllm SeIlen,
fam er ih iutgen Sobren nod ame.
rita urt6 lteB iif 6alo oarauf bier
nie6er. or mar elmer Der @riin0er
Der bieiigen Metbooiiteufirde, Der er
itets bic 8rate berpnhrte. get Der
@~eeroiguirg belt 4aItor sl0olf
Sungneper Die Oeutide 4re0iat,
pd6rcno Men. &anmnel enalifh
iprad. Qth 4aitor Safer olis
Omaha betbetIigte ltd an ben Qnttss
banolmngen.
Minslap. Ger itQrfe Re9enfou
lieB ben Glfhorn.6IuB iibertreten,
unb iilib ooburh fat ole 5trnBen
unieraS Gtdothens inter Moiier ae.
lett.
Qpons. Die hieii8e Gn0 6eaom
2oge 6ie(t 0ienitag geoutenlpobl
ob. Gum gtobIe @rann tpllroe Tr.
u. q. 6iIl erndblt.
@ronb 9ysIano. @coen 60. Sin.
men lit nunne6r pom Gonntnr4n.
malt Cunningham formea aHtlo1e
fpegen MorGe8 erboben. Das Coz
tum bes gerb5r5 lit nod nift Feitge-
lett.
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SruitfOie @eidaftslage in Brnnf.
reid.

gdrig, 81. 3uli. Nus Der 10.
chen beroffentli6ten 3%oaltatiltif lit
erlidtlid, oab Der ougudrtige san.
bel 5ranfreidS In ben erTten orei
Moiaten bee Sohres 1916 Inn
1857, 900, 600 o%bgcnnmmen bat i'm
0ergleih su ialben 8eitperiooe bes
goriabres. Don oieian getrng ent.
f0Ilen. SILL 100000 ouf Smporte
uuo 1885. 200, 900 miF grporte.
aus Der 5tatiittf 1e1t bqrnor, ouB
5raHfreid in oieier 3eit TN aus.
Tnnb Nabrunasnlittel I'M Mertbe BON
Sf0.0O0,0O0 fditfte, m1hrenb Der
wertb Der importierten Manufnftnr.
tooaren fih nlf S20.000,000 belief.
Der n9emps~ iagt in iciner ge.
fprfdifng oer Stoftitit, es Iet ahioIut
nottpenOto, onB brarfreid feline
Mderbouth1tigfeit tpteoer aufnebme
rnD auI MicOereroifnung Der 6abri.
fen uno bic Mieberoufno1me Der AT.
neneincn arbeit ortnge. dies lei
her ein5ige Me1, bic 3abIunaen nod
Dem ausIonOe I'll reOu3tcren uno
pire gelIeruiIg Der Gage berbei3u.
fiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-22
@rnan nnh hir Mnnir.apnnrntirn.

San DIEGO, GaI. II. sui.
Mooie" 5iibrcr ertldrten bier
heltte, bdB 8. 8. @rpalt, perin er in
ieiner aniprade Dor Der bier NOR
gen tnttfinoenoen Mooiesaonpen.
tion bas Ibema .@robi6ition" be-
rd6re, cine 5poltltng 8piidcn Den
trodeuen inb felidten Mitgltebern
0icie8 Groens berporrufen meroe.
anti . probi6itioniitiife Mitglieoer
oerieIbeu erfIdrterL, DUB iie, nenn
Qr91n 9robibition eupfeblen merne,
i'm am G!eiteripre6tn %berbinoern
iDiirhen.
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geferts nene gLnitrenannsen.

Iep Dort, 81. Gulf. Cine
meitere anItrenguna, Oos 2eben oes
sum Eo0e Derurtbeilten friiberen
gol3ei-Q eutndnts Charles 9eder 81
retteu, lpurDe geitern aetnnht. ols
enc $1,000 8orte umiQiienoe. BON
geder i'm @cf1naniB alisgear5eitete
Geufidrift in bic 6ono oes Sou.
berneurs g9bitman geleat ruuroe.
gith ioa cine neiie tlnteriu6ung Dor
Dem 9ber0eridt beartragt peroen.
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ahohper gienndter enffadrt.

Soabo Soils S5aDo, 81. Suit
W1it anapenoung bon 8euaIt fDuroe
Der mobIbabenbe HondbeIiger ".
Gmpe1 Don etnem llnbefdnnteu III
Die gerge cntfibrt. Ser diibrer
pertangt Elm Qoiesel6 BON $4,000,
pior;genfoGS ct gmieo 5t tooten
Orobt. Utan glatabt, 0aB Der Ger
BREEDER NIT Dem 1T ben 8ergen fid
uerborqcn balten0en 3uiti8fliihtIiHg
Siigb @bitnen ioeptiid it, uno boz
ben ii4 Gountp6earnte 6ereits ouf
oie Guide nod ben gei0en bcgeber.
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GnalanOs Nptldafter 6elpadlt.

@eberIp, 9aoiiy 81. 5itIi. sc.
~bcmbeamte famen getern bier an,
I'M bos 5ommerheim 6cs britiiheu
8otidafters Cir Cecil Spring Rice.
Der bcate init ieiner Satin bier or
nartet ptrD. 3u belpadlea 0ies az.
idnb luegen ben itr lluilnti befirb
lifen @eriidtens oQB emil Dlunter,
alias 6rdnf Soft. dls e. etnen an-
itlog duf nas aeben BON 81 u Wapr
gan ni1den modte. ebenf0ds Cir
Cecil aif oent Aorlt baite.
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Veripna(.Na hrif,teu.

Ser Aug, 2aidansfp, GbdIco,
Web, lit BON einem mebritonotlihen
8eiud)e n1dl Campbell, Wiur.. nad)
Souie 3urldgefebrt. st berid)tet,
oaB Die MeIoultg pom Tooe bes audi
in 0ieier @egeno tpoblbefonntcn
Serrn 9ifloro 5teinbad uuriAtig
lei. oenn oerieIbe iei iriid un0 ge'
fund un0 Dcntt porl1itfig nidt ans
Gterben.
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9apflidrr GeIeaat naf emaha.

Chicago. II. sui. = @r3biihof
Sobn gon3ano, pdpitlider 2elegat
tn @aibiugton, trot heute Don bier
Gus, mo er CUR 9eeroiaung 0es Or !,
Gidof5 0uiglep peiite, cine einen
Waonat 0alleruoe Reiie 0urd ben
8eiten an. aui 6teier rpiro er aud
Omaha beruhren uuO einige 9eit
bier b~er1ueilen.
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@ritifdler 9ampfer hrennt.

Qouoorl 81. Sui. Ger Tam.
pier Der Eeniniulnr ono Oriental
Cine ugeroq BON 2on0oit nod
q~nitralien beitimmt, gerietb I'M Srt.
hiidcu G3edtl 800 NiciIen BON Der
iil0afrtfalriidert aiiita cntfernt, in
graR9. Ioh ylodlrifItcu aus Gieter-
mariBburg rat Der 0ampfer brnbt,
los nm Ailf1 unb CAB ali, Dab elmer
ieiner 9unfcr in 6lamnleu itebe.
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8nm strrif in ben @afftnfahrif.

bridgeport. Conn, ii. Suli.
Nah ben 5ddbungan Der 4rbe1ter.
fibrer itno tis iest 175 Uloidint
iten Der bieiigeu Bennington qfsms
an Ammunition SO. on Den Streis
ac9angen Die geitrige 0ahridt
mar faIid. Mau eruartet ieoohl
0aB bic herrideftoen 3ifferen5en
nod belte beigeIegt per0en.
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Neuer Cr(aa Fir gelaier.

@riiiicI, 81. 3hIi. General b.
Biting. Generatgonnerneur bon
9clQien lat cinc 1r6cr erlaiien,
uad Der ale @elgier i'll alter Don
f8-l0 Sabrcn bic bo8 Qoro per.
t1iien Inn in etnetu 0alrtidfnnb
iein0Iidati Qnfoe at hianpit, beitraft
petbat. 2tls Gtrafa itrD 10. 900
Mari cher fiinf Sabre 8efdltgtitB
ODER 6eines oltsgeieBt.
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gadIenbr grosperitdt in sid..

MilDoufee, Wis. II. 8illi.
gluf Der hier obgebaltenen Sabres.
~bcriammIltrg Der 2ebensuerfide.
rungsanItalten ouf @eaenieitfgfeit
I'M Moroneiten bie1 6rnnflin Dam
aus Omaha eiren 4ortraa III Dem
et oilsfibrtc, bob poas @efdldft iebt
tibcr'n ger1 lei unb cine 3eit oes
ganri9pn @eoei9en8 0er 2ebenspers
iiderunasaeihdite in 5idt iei."
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@ieber6eieAnna Der staht glertFo:

Ndibington. Il. 5uli. 3epe.
iden on oas gtaots0apartement mel
ben, 0aB bic Grlppen oes Generals
3opata Die 5nupfta0t Megito fpie.
Der beiebteH, nahoen Die Erlppen
gorran8a'8 gum 9tb3tg 9e5lultngen
tuoren.
Nus ST goio, 4eraa, fonfnt bic
Nadridt. oaE bort Der merifauiihe
General Sole Solo3dr. Der Dorigen
9er6it ais Dem @efangniB bon pr.
buQuerqle entiprata BON @m1oess
3nipeftoren ~rerBQitet lpur0e.
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glnf Der strahf heranht.

Ser I'M Chaplin antel ~mobnhofte
g.. @ro6iham lpnroe geitern
g[6eno auf Der Davenport Ctr. siuts
iden 10. unb 20. Ctr. bon 2 M}dn.
llertt on0ebalten, ote ibn init &c.
malt nm SO erleif.erten. CT fonn.
te Der goli3ei etre CUTE geidretbung
Der Rduber aebclt.
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Einit ntth iekf.

Qls i'm 5obte 1904 scr arieq
srpiihen gluBlono liito Sopon aus
brad, erIieB bic brittine GtcgierHag
olira nas anniitlot IN Gbangboi fol-
genOe Morntnq: uale lthtcrthaaert
DER arone merben biarnit fenodjrih-
tigt hab Die brittihe Ne8ierung tetne
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qeidlp inrntifisiert

g%lebrasfa 0ttn. 21. lult. Sobn
Terra fam gqiteru aus Sii0 Omaha
naf bier utto ioentifi5ierte bic fiir8.
lid bier ans Dem 5luB ge3o8ene
qeihe nls tie ieines 8ater8. Die
8eiiebung oes bereits ieit MittfDod
gerniBten miro in Omaha itattftu-
ben.
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maffenfo6rit In Canada durt Pin.
Danger Der beutideu 5a4e in ocn.
Ser. Stoaten in Die 2uft ~aciprengt
lei, tonnte biSIang nidt eripieIen
Iperoen.
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MniEifdler Gamhfer nsrlenft.

qou0on, 2f. SuIi. Ser ruiiiide
DnnpFer .@enerol gtoOebfi@ ipur0e
bon eincnl opntid)en Idudboot tOrpe.
bert unb ~DerTenft. Scine ans 20
Mdnn bcItehenSe 9eidbntg rpttroe
aerettet.
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MatiirLim bic Nfntidlen.

@aiHington n. 1ali Sic Be
idulOigulg, bob cine Regiertlngs.
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@erfn[ner i'm NladIt6rmhe.

Q%nlpobner 0e8 400 8lods Der
gii6 16. 5traBe erpndten bente
geaht ourd) lalltes 5dreielt. als
Iie ouf bic 5traBa blifteu, Ioben ita
einen Wtonn utrb 2 M0oden In
91odtqetpdroern eften Gitbreder
perfolaen. s. poren Dies %. s..
aeBler, f403 5lib IL. eth. Der NIT
ieinen GQd)tern ben 9erhrefler, Der
Bel ibnen ~etnbredlan tpollte, ootei ie-
bod 10 lotit 5l 8erfe ging, oaB ale
bic 5traBe entlana beb
TEN. aeBler fam ie0oh 3u Sal uuo
Der Ginhred]er ertfam.
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Nie 3ahL 0er iln peraQnaanl

Die 3abl Der i'm per9Qngenen
NIT 30. SUM elloen6en @eihdft5s
iabr I'M gdltsen gtaotc Nebrnsfd
enhdngiQ aennadten uuiretpiligeit
a0ntnric berdgt MIR 23. SIN 9ors
iobre Daren 81 Hndl 80. 8te 3o6[
Der frcimiligen apnfnrie lit 0ogeqelt
bon 1876 i'm goriabra ouF 1893 ge.
itiegcn.
5ie9reiA brad flr3 iyad )
llhr Die gnfile nnrdl bic g9plten
en- autea Gfteil filr oaS ullgerieitl
The Keota news., 1915-08-13
viii Handle All tho Hay Six Was.
ons Can Bring In.
Device Shown In illustration Has
Proved Quite eatlssaetery 70
Farmer Who Designed IT,
Keep the Now Ventilated.

A homemade loader can be easily
rigged up. An Illinois farmer has made
,one which he thinks . great help. He
says this stacker when equipped with
. fork and IN active horse. will
handle al the hay six wagons can
bring In. The rope IL fastened 1t the
top and bottom Of . strong. slanted
pole. and the fork hangs over the
contof Of the stack. The wagon y
placed alongside the board sideways
and the fork used the same - In the
barn.
II the hay Il to be stored in the
barn. you win need . steady team on
the wagon. The hayrack ought to be
about sixteen fest long and ten feet
wide. II you are good loader. boards
ct the ends and aides win not be nee-
essafy.
When you arrive at the barn With
. load. hitch . steady horse On the
end Of the rope attached to the hay
fork. set the harpoon ~ deeply -
possible. and the horse win draw mp
300 pounds In tWinklinG.
When the hay has run along the
carrier to the point whera It 10 to b
dropped. pull the xhipeord. and there
you are. -
With . bright boy to handle the
horse on the rope and an experienced
man on the load. It can be put into
the barn in ten minutes or less.
Always begin at the hack end Of the
NOW. or the end farthest from the
The Keota news., 1915-08-13

Ing pocket slashes. then trimmed
with few buttons across the ends.
A broad. square collar turns hack
rom the neck, but stands well up
across the back. where It folds over.
The armholss are wide and extsud
about an inch and half bsyoad the
shoulder line. Straight. wide slesves
are smoothly sst In and sivsn
broad turned.back cuffs whose ~
versely overlapping ends are cut In
two scallops and trimmed inside with
. straight row Of buttons.
The Keota news., 1915-08-13

chute to the barn Aoor: because whom
hay 70 put in in that way. It will come
out easier when being fed.
Il 10 . good plan to place the hay
level in the NOW when It 10 being IN.
loaded. II you can get an extra man
to help. 20 much the better: II not. do
the BEST you can between bites With
the fork, and keep the NOW ~ level -
possible.
Keep the NOW ventilated q long %
possible, always being careful to close
the doors and windows to keep out
rainstorms.
Although haying 10 probably the
hardest work done on the farm. there
10 . satisfaction and Joy In seeing the
grass fall In symmetrical swaths over
the sickle bar and in reveling in its
fragrance. while the hay 10 being
wrestled from the ileld to the barn and
into the cool. dark corners Of the NOW.
that comes with NO other labor.
When beginning the haymakins do
not start the mower until the dew u
Of the grass. II cut while vet the
grass will require longer for the sun
to dry It than when standing.
Cut Just what you can easily handle
In one-half day. The next afternoon
rake the hay into windows. and II
not thoroughly dry. better leave It
overnight.
In order to be perfectly sure that
hay u wel cured on our fathers
The Keota news., 1915-08-13
Decided Advantage.

0Ooo000 AOVOUsAO
n like q brass band better tha1
phonoGraph," remarked the man %
the car. "bocauso D brass hand S0ns
out Of wind" ."-Tolodo Blade.