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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-07

figures S and checks, piped in blue and red.
 Some very dark per cale aprons, n e a tly made with pockets and belts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-07
Bungalow aprons Soc

As illustrated-ma of ginghams and percales.
 The gingham aprons are in blue, black and white checks
 Aorouc@ If y,oroa1oc ;n h1ook and whit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03
HUNDREDS ATTEND OPENING SESSIONS
NATIONS Will PROBABLY SUCCEED TO OFFICE OF PRESI
DENT OF PANHANDLE AND SOUTHWESTERN STOCK.
MEMS ASSOCIATION WITHOUT OPPOSITION
RAIN IN BORDER CITY FAILS TO DAMPEN
ARDoR or VISITING CATTLENEN

Ell PASO, Texas March 2.Ihc Cate City celebrated
Independence Day with the opening Of the bcs, attended
of the Panhandle and Southwestern Stocmcus Association
held
The for the ucclg place for the meeting Of the
e5Goonon already growing with Amarillo and Albuquerque
the leading claimants Ameo be gaming but will
probably need her full strength be safe from the New Mexican
rival Old members say this the spirited the history
of the Association member taking and working for the
interests Of hi fayone
The (or secretary hot with Crowley apparently the
lead though stubborn fight being put m Harre the present
secretary.
The opening session attended by hundreds and many
speeches made that of President Landeg being easily the
best of the day.
j. H. Nations, OF the presidents whose home is
FL Psso will likely be elected president without opposition
has been raining all day, bu, there has been tagging in
enthusiasm Of the weather The real
tainmen, begins tomorrow.
The last Of the Amarillo delegation which will ely arrive
in today Amarilo's band is the talk Of the city.
The convention was called order he Texas Grand Thea
O'Clock after being called 10 order b President Lander
gn and the invocation Mayor c. f. Kelly, speech paying
lofty tribute the csemsn and his developing the west,
welcomed the visitors the city and formally turned c place
TO the catlcmen and their friends.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03
SAY RAILROADS.
EARNINGS HID
CLAIM MADE ~ NNGI HllI,.
NC TUNT TlNNNtIER~
NUSOEH PROFITS

o.. ..at,I ....
CHICAGO. I1 March Con.
i.a'Iou that 'h. REALLY great earn.
ing. o.. railroad propofios have boon
concealed aud ab 1rbcd n .,ock
manipulation. lul that the rail
road. arr pou'rlc.s against nnau.
.rrr- Iu controlling tha revenue from
operation. WU zee up by counsel
Iur wmployr. lur Tho consideration
.l 'U. board o, arbitration BOO tt'
western railroad wage arbitration
case W s. Stone for thr m.u
-tII 'h, railroad lrucd that iH.i
uudU1ltu fw un ucroa rJ %.
maintained chat rHis gayo hIu a
right iu bow .h. bad. ALSO what
i.rr IId HI.h fuc money
Ent,.r. RiUro by 'Hr puU
.Hd other congressional committee
regarding fne alleged concentration
u. RAILROAD un'.. ds mfrutu.. .I
.rI rkmuwHnH ufb fHo mt.uf i0
-Hoe iI.t r.. rrorom. domup. oI
uIu. u.'mHH employ ,n oy.. .m
u I, ,Yru'. o. controlled by I..
fam f.u m.#.e. ,u. combined
into four uHHr. 1ur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03
stone SUBMITS
MORE EVIDENCE
REBJ JTTAL OF TESTIMONY NAN.
AGEIiS CHARGES FICTITIOUS
SEC URITIES

,.,tt,.,.. a., ~. ID.
STONE -'""' '"I'' '''''.'' '' '"'
brotherhood OF Locomotive Ena.-
ucCrs today admitted 90 the hoard
ot arbitration which is hearing the
Western Railroad wage ease. Co.
statement in r'huitai to the t's'I.
mUuy 90, the railroad managers m
which hr charged that the issuance
of Nr'iuuu. securities had absorbed
past pre- ont uud future revenue
ea.u. o, tbr W.inru railroads ilo
declared There is no hope Tor INC
'aI.ruHd employees to secure 600 'uu.i-
ablo participation iu the fruit n.
their work 500 long aa thr prr rl
financial control and admInh,ra
zion OFF thr railroads uurogu.
lated
Pc pointed nn' iHu i.' employ.
as oria'IoH tonu1 economic Justice
inr th".r dDWWf for 'urrca.,d
wage 100 tur productive efficiency
90 iU.|r "urk hH' ina' lNr CON
iar' ruE,nuiInu of 'h. railroad
BOO reply to ths argument $500. fUHt
revenue gains arising from uOr.i..
cd rr.IuDt.F, efficiency aoru ab.
.urI.I bt increased operating cost
aud hE .hr payment no interest
charge. on additional capital invest.
wont, which have becu Incurred m
fbe atirapl tp develop greater cif-
ioucy iu operation. aud because of
Tlbii, demand s- to safety and
qaH. ot service
"lt .- now our purpose to dis
close that sn! decline iu opCratiue
or urt Income ha. not been dup tD
'Nf IN a'' INII 900 NN fNN Iu.I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

O.. AtrciHled Pres
LONDON. March . Tho Russian
armi,s are engaged along virtually
the entire Eastern Front They have
been enabled to resume tn. often.
si,c in North Poland by the arrival
ci strong rCuforcemcnts and 'r'
iovly pushing the German io tho
East Pru sian frontier iu 'n, Car
,athian aud Eastern Gallcia whore
tho, rpyc bcou cnrarcd for sc''ra.
dny. they are sllll resisting tH" Aus
'rilus
tn, Germans according to Ie'ro-
rral. have been turned back FROM
tho Rr.-iur railroad. excerpt n'
0,ovoiz. which they are siill bonn
harding with their heavy gun. In
some eases ib, fighting i- inhoorn
ruor guard uCtiou-
Tho Russian offensive extend.
gcr1.. poland 10 tho lower Nis'nla
where rlo, arc boldins the Germans
vino h,v. threatened their Zines
uu'b of tuc river
Tho Carpatnmu. i- uu" iH' s''h'
,f Oh, hear.,f fshtI"g THE NH--
irfnu. reuiorr . with mrrr ariIi-
Irr, delivered truIe attack h"-
,vrou tHr OudaNa aud San Rivers
Tho barl, lasted ull day sunday apd
tho slopes oj tlr mountain "'r'
.tr.vu rff. dDd The result i- ''.I
iu douhf Th. Austrian arr report
"a io arr. Hoep forced tu re'r.
from StauI-uu
IT,. German. .r. also reported io
s.rdnl strong r'iuior'ew"''-
LOST fDI paw atfemn' tn hrcaN
through Boo France end ll.nd'.-
THO peopI, Ir th' towns OF Belgium
hsy. boon rarn,i to ureur' to bi-
l,t a lars number %. Gsrmons
The canadians are credited ruh
tn, capture of % trench near L..
Pa.sp Tl, French are ac'i'" 20
tr. Champaign, district
NotbInr has been heard iN l'1-
dom from the uardgnrlles. where "a
.torw D. interfering with operations
TIA, Austrian us,f le reported o..
rouio to the A.rean sa'. Th" mum
Ter of tl. Allies ship .s .aid o. be-
larger fbsu reported az first The
prti.h frsvlor sanphir. ha been
1nk tv "a mine 90 the North Sea. bu'
The rrau was saved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03
DEFER REQUEST FOR INFOI,NIA.
TlON AS TO BLOCKADE FOH
ALLIES ANSWER
RUSSIANS MAKE CLAIMS
1chrral Engagement, In Progress
Along Extensive Battle Fronts
And Nothing Decisive
Anywhere

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON, u G.. March -
While President Wilson has indi-
Gated that the United States would
send o. note OF inquiry To Great
Britain ANA France 10 learn how
they proposed to practice their an
nounccd determination 10 prohibit
commercial intercourse by sea with
Germany such action n g. said.
Will bc deferred until replies are
received from Great Britain and
Germany 90 the American proposals
seeking tho abandonment of sub
marine warfare on merchant hips.
and tho uurc tricicd passage Of
food tuff TO the civilian population
ol ihc boliigcrents
Germany reply. as described in
press ~ patches. has created "a ia-
torablo Impression among Officials
N" comucul viii be- made until the
icyi is received Tho German att'-
lude causcs tho belief IN some Off
cial quarters that basis of olu-
tlon of tho maritime situation might
hc rcochcd through q new note.
Great Britaiu's reply is depend
cat somewhat upon tho attitude OF
her allios, whom she is consulting
There arc ntimstious OF a flat re-
fusal
The Anglo-French notes outhu
ing The intention OF the Allies O.
stop an commerce between Germany
aud neutral countries occupied the
attention of official Washington.
The pres dent told inquirers he could
not define the attitude OF the Ameri-
can government because he had not
oi-.5ted the contents Of conmuni-
cations though apparently they
seemed 10 establish a blockade. lie
pointed out that means OF enforcing
the policy are not stated and added
'hat ths might weke further "or-
rcspoudonce necessary.
Tho president made IL clear that
while conditions OF war change, no
nation had q right 10 change the
rules OF war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03
AEEAN/N IOKt - CLAIM
VILLA ATTACKS EIpt t~t.D

o. .sI,d ls..
WASHINGTON. % g. NIrrh
UI pai.bc. to the CluaHu agru.
Eofo from Vera Cruz announced
tHJf the garrison ai Vey..H city frs-
t0r1a, ropulsod atfa,ss iwa three
Io.Ut Ny ZapuJa .uI Cora foror
IHr message .ay. CO., eHNug !.
H.,I.. sud tho r.atrlHHu. we're
repul-ed az all points Hfh graf
Ios.
|hu report .a. Genera. lriar',.
. Ifpafa leader Ha. trH HlIed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

BERLIN. March In reply 10
the American note concerning The
German naval war zone, the Ger
man government agrees that under
certain conditions submarine viii
halt aud investigate merchantmen
and proceed against only such Ncs-
sels as arc found carrying contra
band owned by hostile nations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

uurCLAS. lrz March Cen
Ca.'e has announced tHr capture o'
FHuuferas. near ArH. rr.r'a bt fH'
.arrtuza force. 90. t|I.as Ius.
u.. iz'y killed man, b. .ucr aHI
machine gun captured H b. rr
ported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03
MONTANA WILL PRuHIBiT
RACE THNtk GAMBLING

HELENA Non' starch ras
lUf. race track gambling N.Ii pr1.
hih.f.uF ADO gambiins at ra,e t.ark-.
has uas ed che House lf la. aI.
ready passed the Senate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-03

urrpofT Mlcn. MARCH -.A s
new rrldr. io eos' about e. """ 600
~ll 30 ronstrrs'ei ihls year betw,rr
Detroit and Belle Isle
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n. lluraelrurt
nirOt nirDtS 6rtl
fitlafii a. hA aH hff faalilA tu
MfigHqaHItlN IN htshft
llHfn

0lHelaht fa is eal. N.bH
al HptaisilH lfu nllAflt rs flaaH
iHlfiHlfH hHH fsflfslff ltf pAslth
ilfh ffi1nals4 tah 81 $50 lHtfiffs
nn bli miHitRn NtleitaalHN
alWnsamNa Hnb hab Ste gHlliEh
All HsAaia .a
batri nldll sfWm mtigbfn mafhe
MI M lFiHtH e~iuAhNmit afHdlg
fgWHo
tlrle Wfflatnna Neftlegefk Bat
~ altip feFffr aiuamFffiien tlae
fldllae etHliiloH tstpefagraien ha
man lfit kafaHi rstngle ho6 Aefrs
fgatF cine heito8illte sunum ifidl.
Hcu mirhf
Wle Voltpf 1T W m Nuigfh
ter 1%friiaraft HaHgidaeF'R. efilaf.
NJ ate II aea bfm Anieruinp aeuni.
nib u9lgIt. paitt hlrltr ibm Idtn
nm lepleH Hffltoa hci Der 9lcerbi
aiua non N 6 9u6, rlnrm 2hina.
acr ron Nottielrr oieiclbe erfld.
rnna obaeaebgd Er iprnd Doumls
mic Qaitof 9uiiar0 laat. oeillidl
ons, oab u Bic Nriea6unIeibe abag
Idlaaen bale.
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sM Nlm HelfH 4ifmalH.
fiN Nishlsf HtH asle3 HHia
Haihs lasl lH HHff eAilfat HlnHI
afn HHk Htis tai Nfm NaHtssH D.
.hsf tae aaH NrniiH ilfH na'
M tah g. hah tlaM ilHlaH lH hs
'ggR# iiHffit NV In itf Hif HH
ilA Hat wr twaf at aaffg
.Nit Nf# tetlgt Hfaflfti laa
rH 8iHin Mn NflaHHlAf s8fl
Hff. k8f Hll WaaftflN Hffnahse Fl
lagm HisSb tbf laft laiHlH feh.
Whem t8s HaHn titthf lHEHif
HHh asaN nsegi ti8M ult
hem tlaasH aglhleAhati mafhe ant
afN VaFt fFl Wut saF lsgHtF bFaH
Gle Hae9tfH ,NNl8llgN hfA hiaa4Hs
wlillgH rHt lflMfe 4igfltwW1tH
timm waf tn lshiaff tlanA unh
Iiahb lit 81 Ot~tsuaiohft
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Marttberi6te.

Glib 0ma6a, is. Sept. 1915.
4inbOieG-fetne 3ufubr.
9eef 9tiere. Marft felt beute. fit
oie @oAe 10-15 b0ber.
S6diter greis $3.50.
SdbrIiRaP, glte Bis bette 5000
1885.
8iemli6 apte Biz CUTE $3.50
800.
WitteImdBige Sc. 50-8,5o.
Sellers. Mnrft feit beute, fir Die
@ofe t0-15 661er.
8ode etiIers t0-15 nieOriger.
Gorn-9eiiitterte 9eeoes.
@ute biz bette idpere 9eeDes
50. O0--9.s5.
MitteIm1Bige So, $4,000.
3iemIi6 cute bis CUTE $3.50
$50.
@ras.aefiAertc stiere, ausgewabrte
SIS. 00-8.65.
@itte Bis bette $$7.40-S.O0.
WaittelndBtge bis quite $685.
TAO.
@1ittdmaBige $6.00-6.85.
aiibe, Morft feit beute, fir Oie $50.
die t0-t5 b5ber.
@ute Bis bette SO. 50-7.25
8iemIid CUTE bis CUTE $5.2b-
500.
@ittelmabiae $4.Oo-5.25.
q as-aefiitterte aiihe $5.S5-6.35.
@ras.gefiittarte Sellers Sc. 75-7.25
Stoderg uno 6eebers, @larft felt
beute, fir bic @ofje quite 10 b6ber.
@tte bis teite 5eeoers $7.40-
7.75.
aiemIid CUTE Bis CUTE 8eeOers
S6.60-740.
Cute Bis bette gtoders $7.75--
8.75.
8iemlid CUTE bis cute $6.75-
MitteImdbtge S.. 70-6.75.
Stod Sellers So.00-7.35.
etod aiihe $5. 50-6.25.
Stod aGlber 50. 00-8.5
Seal a1lber 100000.
Bulls, Stags uifp. $5.O0-6.50
Sdpueine-3afubr $500. Morft
offnete 10 nieoriger, S9liB meiIt
10 nieoriger, felt. Sir bic ISOLDE,
@aders 30-35 ~nie0riger, Clippers
f0-15 nie6riger.~
Durfidnittspreig $6.45-6.s0,
S6diter Qreis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufu9r feline. morft felt
beltc, fir DIE ISOLDE % n~ie6riger.
eammers @aEE l0=-16 60her.
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Nn0 rs Iprn1D
lUinIlun U6utdlial
lalhi a~attblnas tinNluf MlAsflplat
In. huh Wmnlawb Ist hst
lhlFhliat SRA

HaHhnM iN &fri 1ls Wils
allfalllAs Mths. mrlts naH trfa
.aHllalleh o. malildsH aatinills
.agaallfn mulhf lgilAfm wtlmlsll.
bob uHlpt hsH HlHailgbtfN hfA lslega
.msaH BET liuaraA A~ushghaHa Mti.
.lua sAtl t..ih la Nla,s
.aHlstH Minilen HbuAia III unlielh
.lm NtgAalhHm r%aHtnllet.
0hHfaaN HEiafle III iql lif tinfn
In hef EtileniliAfel lieheubsu Nann
.aeaeumagiln aegnhe lgiA atslanets
HlnWful, nbgt ltarnh llnth mraW.
llanb al feotn, ba 20 Is blelf Neule
.aabe. aie lid ein mrlddH satous
mahens teisebrnhe Eillgfmsfn sn
uetafubprb uintdli III perlahnlidift
z1ells olrlelhsu Ba nhrtnrlfgM
lithfr bic Afleaalnae lieb iid
ebnrdtH aus. BOT 6ie uffbnnbeien
tn ben Irpien uigr coer iini Nloua.
ten nidt 70 eriolareid marrn. OILS
man bate bolien lennen. Is lno
0reianiFie einerireicn. hir. mrnn auh
nldlt aernae unbeilbtiuaenb. cni.
iniliht babeu. 3n 6rantrrid uno
tSlatlnern murhen cine AisuhL bet
itae unO foitipieliae anarlite inter.
monument ourm pclde stnnr go0eu
aeiuoInen mur0e bic 0tnlen Der
0euiiden ieood nidt aeiprenet pur.
ben.
5n ben BAROMETER, iaate Meo.
ner, botten Die Aaiirtcn unidnsbore
ertoIge gebabt. meIde nuf eineit
enogiiltigen entiHeiocnoen grfola
ldtieBen Iieben, aber tie b1ttrn an
Runftcn nidt bic @ortbeile errun.
gen, 1uf luelhe fie SieIten.
DaSu fame Der ruiiiIhe Riifsua,
ilno mabrenO Die Huiieu li6 iommeI.
ten mieoer @erit1rflmgen beranso.
gen. lei nnSmeifelbait cine arobe
Salt GngIanO nufgebiir0et fDoroen.
Die Gage lei cine ernlte, aber bic
aaiirten batten es IN ibrer Meaft,
Den arieg gu einem eliidlihen Gn0a
ausdutrdgeL uno iie fonrten es,
iugte Der aan5ler biu3u, Denn iie
I'M Wobitab oes notiondlen aounens
arnft ouitrengen wilroen.
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Cine 00en6arung
(iir Ole 9auSfraul
White : Stufes MaIlo Scine auS
Topping iuIiie in tsiHcm Sans.
bait febIen.

@bite Stotes Maao SciHg anS
hopping nenut iid Die nelleite gr.
tinolmg i'm aidenpeien.
Gs lit m%ltnoerbar oelici0s in iidj
ielbit unO giebt Deiierten, Saueell.
RltoOings uno tauien6 euten Gin.
Gen cinen rei6eren, beIieren, oelifa.
tcrcii @eidmod.
Wiollo lit nngleid oElenL mas Sic
ie 8liDor benubten. IS bcoeutct
grobe @riparpng in Der @erIteaunq
ron Geiierten uno Derlhieoenen al.
oercn 0eIifateiien.
Wiaao, nlts na9rungsrei6en mo
n~obrbaften Stofffen b~ergeIteat =
iorgidltig auIanHtiengeiteIlt, nm einen
oeIiri0ien. ettuas feudten Creme 8l
modem. IS idmil5t i'm MunOc.
Rnao fam a~ftite[le bon Giera,
3ufer, 5obne ODER DlilA in pie[en
2edereien benust meroen. Ma1o
emr3ieIt Oieielben Reiultate nit beiie.
rem aromo.
9nuienoa S%arsfranen bennben
Nalo uberall aniteae bon S1lag.
jaime.
Serpiert men GeiIcrtc, tDie I'M
WaIlo-8ud oorgeItrieben- tie iin0
iiber ale aus5riife oeIifat, neil lfe
init MtnIlo Jenaft itnb, Se6en
Sic Oas Retept.9u6 6urfl uno
Sic tueroen oiele, oiele CUTE 0inge
enfOeder, bic Sic belifatcr, biaigep
rnO leidter NIT Malo berIteaen
fonnen.
I'm ie0er oeutiden &ausfrau in
Der Stabt @eIe9etbeit 5u geben. &c.
nan 81 priifel mas Mallo lit nno
tuie Is ge6raudt peroen fam, iper..
ben bic 4astrGger Der ySribau mel
am SamitaD, aliO bente, ieSer
eeierin zines Der bibiden NiaIO.
Reseptbiidler ans6anHigeu, uno mir
iinb iiber5eugt, oaB linen Oaiielbe
niibIide Minfe bel Der Ser.
Der perihei0eniten 9eltta-
Speiien unb aompottS geben
8ir tetneiien aAf Die Nm.
an anoerer Steae bes gIattes.
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SO6uuaa GaOsfi funuut.
Die grOke oeatife aiinilcrin mirS
am Is. GftDber i'm amoitorimm
aMftreten.

3as mufitIiebbabenoe gublifum,
gang DEFENDERS a6er uniere Itarfe
oeutide geoolferung, miro es nit
groBem Snterelie p%ernebnef, oaB
Die groBen 4onsert.unterne6mun.
gen ourd ben ltdotiiden 8ernaIter
nnIeres 4uoitoriums, 6errn Gbas.
y. 5ranfe, init benz aufreten oer
Deltberiibmtan oeutiden 6anqerin.
6rau SoDanua @aOsti, am Montag
abeno ben Is. October eroffnet mer.
ben. 5rou @a0sfi itebt an Der Spi.
te Der groBten @eiongstiult[erinnen
Ger 8egenpart. !
I'm Die muiitaliiden 1ar6ietln.
gen allen 8ngdnglid 5u MAIDEN, mer.
ben bic Nreiie mGBi8 gebalten ulto
bon 80 Gents bis $3.50 fir ben
beiten Sis feltgeiest. SEER 5ranfe
miro in oieiem @inter einen energi.
iden 8eriuh MAIDEN, nnier lt6oti.
ides aubitorlum I'M Gimme ieiner
gu leiten un6 es 81
0arbietungen cus3miisen, bic gum
Der Aaaemeinbeit fin0.
9r ioIlte BARN Die marmite Inter-
finoen.
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#m aHHlit apn HutWit laHA
hie Neltalh ren Wafl EFlablaHt ma
8tl HlHm 9itehH. Eatff han eat,
tatL m nupid llnlt Eaf hndg
4aaf Wlfo ilhph vi NufrsH mrbntu
Nfff Wno StaH S afls uuo
aautille plfai Az finem lanaprtn
a'gfiM tn Rfardaln aHta Taicla.
Ahoii NiNaplh MAa tgfl. Eaantu
2'aulen iihertnlaiifn tire 1teimAs
fnoufh Aab III ilh ehHf NulitAeu
nad Arglhin heaaben uno $40 bert
In Die Moienieirln bee ebe idimic.
BEN llebct Tic 3iufi ,infmeu.
pelde Dem Nndidb 0es ueriiorbcucn
Huaut emmld %anafhariea. murhen
ron Den a9lticrrre iilr bic Summe
bon sos, $40 Brrlault.
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Nsanal MlnnA.

SER mo afon m M g. e0itf
mrheH auf analaa iteitia nasf.
.f0iahi hlfH bt unefmntietf etiin.
.lett lhfts ebNt&. bee elm Aatel
.ber fHEhrflilt her MGrinpidnlr
Ut MunappIia iit Nahtt Ubmafb Il.
atltr lauoeie ans Mltiimch nod Fl.
net 0trlmenaiIidl en 5ohri ani her
Vanamn 0oHal atlotic SIN SUM
hes iommtnbeu Sahrrs ptra BET
ipuac Nidm iein GromW madhen.
Tie Nntbe TIM clierlidu Nnuic
mar nmin1r0bsr, ala mon ben 2 ohH
crlt ou 20. September c~ripnriese
Gr nirb ON ~. September pir6tr
noh Der Marineihnle aeher.
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9repnur.

Serr Senrb Genoitof bega6 IidJ
am Samitag nllj ole aeiie nad Ga
l~ifornieL nm Die bei0en arslteIlm.
oeu at beIudan, - Die beioen @e.
beniee 6amilien begaben Iid am
Sonntag an Osn big Mluoop", Inn
att fiiden. Ole Satin oes 9ie-
hatteurs Ses nGrepuor aecoro", Die
Idnaere 3eit Satientin in einem
Omaha Soipital mar. tit pieoer ge.
nelen uuo fonrtte am 0onnerItag
gu i9rer 6amilie beimfe9ren.
Ser unD 6rcl Geo. Scebolo Fubren
III tbrem auto nah M1tllouri 8aleg.
Ii meiaer Heunion Der 5amilie bel.
5upobnen. Serr Grnit GDberg.
begleitet bon ben 6rdulein 6rebn
tno Gao @p6erg, fnbr am Montag
per gluto mad Council Bluffs uuo
Omaha.
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@m. !. gsappidj, gObOfat.

grofti8iert in alien @eridten 6es
Staates uno Der Ser. Staaten.
Gdtome1te aits, brIoret 9e.
iittiteI upO iiebt abitrofte Surd (;
iiebt, onB 3eltamcHte i'm gladtaiien.
idattsgeridte peorbuet peroen. BE.
ior5t GoQmadien uuo 8iebt Orb.
idaften in irgenD eiIlen 9beiI Der
0elt Elm. acleftiert 9lnsft1noe.
Spridt 3elttiA mo 1T Oiientliher
34s omaha gtotionoI @ant
@ebduoe, Gmabn, 0ebrnsfa.
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@err INTO Sron SubH Meilon0 fei.
erteu dn Sonnta1 ocH IT. Srptcni.
her ihre aoIoene Sodleit i'm areifc
ihrer ain6er, gnfel. ltrenteI mo
ouOerer geripanoteu mo Der 3ahI.
reidlen 6rcmbe ocs Sube[paorcs.
Gin arobes Nod5eiiSmahl Dem lidl
am abcnO Elm feines Souper ON.
idIoB. muroe cen @aitcn ouigetiitt
8ublreihe biibihe m0 ~pertbbole
@eiheufe muroen Dem Subelpuor
5ltbeiI.
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NlinSen.

Sim 9%onnaritag ben 8. September
ftarb 8iaiam ard i'm 9ltar BON 72
Snbren I'M Commission 9oipital in
Council Bluff mad seinen aranfeu.
lager bon elmer 8ode. CT mobnte
ieit 80 SabreH in 0linoen. Gr
binterlGBt 3pei s6bne, u. Sod in
8errp. Ga, iinb Sobn Sod in Salt
Safe Gitp, lltab. Die 9eihe lpiroe
bon Council bluffs bierber gebraft
Mas Stant Soma.
9eterIon. Rapmon0 Q1tplon, elm
2~fbiatifer BON 8i8coniin, Der In Ell.
mem gaaon 1ufItie9, 5ur llnterbal-
tung Der @1ite oif pinem 6ariher.
Giefic, tpoIte gum 4bltieg ben Sail
idirm gebrnu6en, mas iGn AUDI &C.,
lang. Ser 5Girm ieboh itteg nidt,
Die erpartet mar, lanaiam uieoer,
ionoern fiel in ben 5IuB, nobel
2aipion ertrant.
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airhIidtr GaIsnSsr Der 9sHtid.GU.
ct. 1Ohannss- @smriubs, ndirde
Der ptimatb", lluiuH uuO 4ierte
Str, 10. Sspt. biz 3. Oft. 1915.

Megelm1biaer @ormittags. @ottes
0ienit miro am 3. OCTOBER abeebal.
ten per0en.
Infer oiesidbriges Mfiiiionsfeit
finoet am 10. September Itott. Sc.
hermann lit freunolidit eingelaoenl
2lm 26. Sept. fdat Der @otteSs
0ienit negen Dem W%liiiiousfeit in
@looitone. Nebr., an Incident Der
GaItor tbeiInebmen miro, aus.
Sonntagsi6ule unb @ottesoienlte
beginner bonn 10. September an
pie0er cine babe StllnOe ipGter. oIio
Inn balb 10 relp. balb IL llbr.
MegelmdBige ionntdglide Der.
lammlungen 0eS Sugenopereins ON
10. Sept. nttb am 3. 0ftober.
Ole monatliAe 8eriammLung 0es
Jr1uenbereins finbet am 0onners-
tag, ben 7. Oft, BET 5rau s. Bald,
16 norol. 1. Sir. ltott.
@eiangitunoe ieben 9~onnerItag
9tben6 bon s llbr an.
&egelmdBige 8~eriammIungen Der
2ebrerausbilounesflaiie ieoen 6rei.
tag 4beno INN s ltbr.
9rebigtpfnb: @arner-Gp.
qrtbur @raber, 9aftor,
1892 6. 4ierce Gtr, Eel. 9. 1882.
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N MaH tie ktt0
laa au8 tl5 hin ~
W
aH askaHW aafH 9hO.
f aHls Ms islf f3 30 30.
aaiaist NFlFa a
MHliNf tah ip
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06ne omerifmildes @elb f0nnen
Die aliirten ben atieg nidt I1nger
fiibren. limb O1 uniere Me9ierung
ia itets nuf ibren Srtmanit1tsIfan0.
pnntt Nngetpieien bot, lit iie ber5.
lid frob, ben 4aiirten babel be6ilf.
liA 81 Ieiu, 0as @emetel fort5u.
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ffesIsn
ta Hiitnisi M fffsHalF
HflHeijlaasf H8gi uafaalt
AaHa aai lf hd8 #Hf Hmfts
faH lNHN Nf HallHtHH.
I'll fgifr b8t 8tl8l WI
ilalfIH ilmtI hai Nlsf stH le wlfn
ftltl iaHsfHi tata Wltlsi8B
Hlfa ma llHf E'nHH la9 tn 4fe
IllsAlltH eaHaA Matf Tive
salfn mbfe lts9al 6hHltn
lnallidWf lnaAi m9fffH
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Gait Gnre aiKeu unb Motrosen
oufarbeiten ourf Die oItbep1brte
5irmo Omaha giaOiu &c., 1907
Cummings Ctr. Gel. Douglas 2467.
t. f.
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Omaha @etreiSemarft.

omaha, II. Sept. 1915.
Eurfep 8ei3en-
g3r. 2 106-107
9er. 8 105-106
9orter @ei3en-
Scr. 2 97-105
Rr. 8 tO3-105
gtr. A 97-t05
8eiBer Biibiabrsnai8en
Scr, 2 102-f03
SIR. 8 10i-102
8urum 8ei5en-
Scr. 2 99-100
Nr. 3 9813-99
0ieorigiter @rao 9t-95
8eiBes aorn
9er. 2 68--68H
Scr. 8 67A-68A
gtr. 4'67H-67M
Scr. 5 67-671a
Nr. 6 66A-67
8elbeg Sort
Scr. 2 69H-70
Scr. 3 69A-69h
Nr. 4 6sA-69H
gar. 3 6sA-69A
Corn
@r. 2 6s-68H
M n n-ny aE
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400 gdcr, $500. leslie 2ano
So, Qeslie, grt. q. is.
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Ch 9ls6rasfa 6arm $500 per
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