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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
City In Mourning When Huge
Cortege Passes Through
Its Streets
lAssocia.ed Peer b. Pederal wirelesslI

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
CHICAGO. Ill. July 2s.-Blame for
the loss Of the excursion steamer East
land. in which It is now known that at
least 1854 persons persisted, is placed
by the coroner's jury on the captain.
the chief engineer. the federal inspec-
tors on the pier, and officials Of the
transportation companies which owned
and leased the vessel The coroner's
Jury recommends that they be held for
the grand jury on charges Of man
slaughter
City Mcurns Dead.
Through streets crowded with mourn
ers, 500 bodies OF the victims were
carried yesterday In q mammoth fu-
neral procession. There were not
horses enough In the city for the
hearses and the carriages Of the
mournefs. and vehicles Of all descrip-
tions were aligned in the monster pro-
ceselon.
The funeral corteee was headed by
the city officials, while many thou
sands followed the great line OF
hearses and the other vehicles draped
with mourning and extemporized as
carriages for the collins.
The streets were heavily draped
with black and q score OF bands
marched n tie line. playing dirges.
The funeral procession marched as
q whole 70 the city hall. where q mass
service was held n the street. Then
the line broke up, each section going
to lie particular burial grounds or
crematory.
In ali S3s bodies have been recov-
cred and identified, while the names
Of 5S1 persons known 70 Be IN the ex-
curfion party are posted as missing,
bringing the known deaths In the dis
ostor up to 1864. larger total than
bad been estimated before the correct
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
GERMANS ARREST
j. S. AHACHEON
DANISH BORDER
Accused of Assisting British
Subject to Escape From
Germany
fAssoeiated Press by Federal wireless


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 81
Harry L. Wilson of Portland, Oregon.
who has been at the American con-
sulate in Berlin in a clerical capacity,
was arrested yesterday at the Danish
border by the German authorities,
when he was attempting to leave the
country.
The ostensible charge against Will
son is that he was attempting to leave
Germany without q passport, but the
real reason for the arrest, as Wash
ington has been informed, Is that the
Germans believe Wilson to have as
sisted in the escape from Germany Of
a British subject,
According to the German informa-
ton. Wilson used his position as an
official Of the American state depart
ment to aid an enemy of Germany,
swearing that he knew the British sub
jet to be an, American, thus securing
for him passport.
II the offense can be proven, Wilson
will be faced with the penalty for
treason.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
Dangerous to Take Sabcilic
Acids Without Prescription
of Dose BY Physician

A. w. Hansen. federal pure food
commissioner for the territory. in q
statement given the Star-BuIletin to
against the excessive use OF salicylic
acid and it's related substances, as
pirin and salol, which are widely sold
in drug stores as reliefs for head
aches and as fever reducers.
The food commissioner urges q
more intelligent use Of these drugs.
He points out that the government OF
the United States, after exhaustive
experiments, has definitely prohibited
the use OF these drugs as preserva-
tives for any food stuffs. The state
ment made today Ia Mr.. Hansen's sec
end warning regarding the excessive
use OF certain drugs. and is part OF
q campaign of publicity now being
conducted by his office.
Mr.. Hansen's statement to the Star
Bulletin, Is as follows:
ct Is the object Of this interview
to caution the public regarding the
use Of salicylic acid and it's related
substances, aspirin and salol. This
office feels that every person who may
be taking any of these substances
without direct medical advice should
take every possible means Of deter
mining whether or not the drug Is the
proper thing for his particular all
ment Further. he should be certain
that he h using the drug in the prop
er quantities. In particular the best
medical authorities agree that salicy-
lie acid and its related substances,
aspirin, salol, ETC., should be used with
care where any kidney irritation ex-
lists.
Local Use Extensive.
. at is true that salicylic acid. as
pirin, salol, ETC., are not used in these
islands to. the same extent as aceta-
nilide and its related substances
Their use. however, Is very consider
able. Aspirin. In particular. is widely
used for headaches, dengue and other
diseases producing fevers. The mum.
Der of people who admit that they
take aspirin, salol. etc.. Is rather as
tonishing. as you win find on inQuiring
among your friends.
Condemned AZ ! Preseryative.
= The United States government, aft
er careful review Of all the litera-
ture on the subject and as q conclu.
sion based on exhaustive physiologi.
cal experiments win not permit the
least trace of salicylic acid or its re-
lated substances in food stuffs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
IMPRESSIVE Scenes IN CH|CAGO
ATFUNERAL Of EASILAND VICTIMS

list Of missing was secured from rela-
tives.
Federal Officials Blamed.
Those held responsible by the coro-
ner's Jury are Captain Petersen and
Chief Engineer Erickson of the East
land. Robert Reed and j. G.. Eckliff,
federal inspectors. and w. X. Green
baum. general manager of the Indiana
Transportation Company. which had
leased the Eastland from the ST. Jo-
seph and Chicago. Steamship Com
pany, the owners. w. c. Steele, treas
urer Of the latter company, was ar
rested on the day Of the accident,
charged with mansIaughter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
CHAPTER XIV.
What About Prospects Ability to. Buy?

One analysis the advertiser must make is: Can
they afford it" In the city almost everyone who has
the intelligence to read Engshspeaking daily has
enough for the necessities and some luxuries.
In the country the percentage is even greater. In
fact in the matter Of the farmers buying power find
that in single country sparsely settled and not very
rich part of the countryside farmers, according to Cor
nell University statistics, spend one million dollars
year.
In country wide problem, you have to look at the
public to find out which you will select your best
possible prospects Conversely you have to look at your
product and decide to whom it is impossible to SELL If
youhave to advertise luxury though it be partly
necessity you figure that there twenty five
million people in the United States who cannot afford
Your product Possibly you may make them buy, but
the basis of living expenses and income they cannot
afford it.
Herbert n. Casson, who is as keen student of this
kind of ANALYSIS expert of the day, makes state
ment that out of the hundred million people in the United
States, there only FIVE million families who really
have sufficient income to warrant manufacturer in
advertising to them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
CAPERTON LANDS
U. S. MARINES IN
HAYTPS CAPITAL


ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 20. Ma
rines were landed yesterday at Port
au Prince. the Haytian capital, by
Rear-Admiral Caperton. from HIS flag
ship, the u. s. s. Washington, on or
ders from the navy department. Last
night he notified the department that
his men were ashore. and that quiet
had been restored. Z
Later details say the murdered
presidents body was first mutilafed
and then dragged through the streets
by his infuriateds opponents, who left
1t lying exposed to shameful derision.
Women mercifully covered it and car
ried 1t to the cemetery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
OFFICIAL or IAPAN'S
PARLI LAMENT ARRESTED

rAssoeiatei Press by Federal Wirelenl
TOXIC, Japan. July PIX. Haya.
shida, for 20 years chief secretary q
the lower house Of the Japanese Far
lament. was arrested here today, on
charges growing out of an investiya'
ton into alleged bribery at the March
elections
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

On Saturday morning the entire gar
rison viii be turned out in full field
equipment for inspection and muster.
Col. French will review the troops and
afterwards a shelter tent camp will be
pitched on the main parade. First call
viii be sounded at 1850 and assembly
af s O'Clock. The troops. win be form
Cd rhine Of MASSES. and the following
examinations VIII be in line: I'd In
fantry. less 1st Battalion now in camp.
Al Koko Head, and Co. L Ton guard;
Co. /. Sd Battalion of Engineers; Field
Company E. Signal Corps, and all
transportation pertaining to the garri.
son, After inspection of the shelter
tent camp battalions will be mustered
by their respective commanders and
lieut. Col B. w. Atkinson. I'd Infan-
try, has been designated TO muster the
odd units.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

Theree invading armies, Servian,
Montenegrin and Greek now occupy
parts of Albania
King Victor Emanuel witnessed the
capture OF Crossis Peak, near Seiz,
by the Italian troops.
General Won Kluck, wounded several
months ago, returned to the German
front near Scissors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
LITTLE DOING IN
WESTERN ARENA.

PARIS. France. July 29.-on the
west front there is relative calm, ex-
cept in the region of Souchez. where
sapping operations and trench warfare
never cease, and In the lower corner
OF Alsace, where q stubborn engage
ment of considerable, magnitude is in
progress. Both French and the Ger
mans there claim progress,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
BRITAIN DOUBLES HER
MuNfTIoN FAcToR RES.

LONDON, Eng, July 29.-Prepara-
tons for the carrying on of long
campaign upon the Continent are evil
dent in the announcement by the gov
eminent yesterday that the Is national
munition factories now in operation in
England are to be added to by the es-
tablishment of 10 more.
The decision to practically double
the munition output was arrived at
after consultation with the French
ministry. the nations having pooled
their efforts to turn out vast Quanti-
ties of shells and small farms am
miIniti0ns4. sT.'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29


Mr.. French Of New York City rep
resenting the Army and Navy Cooper
alive Company Tailoring Department,
Is a visitor in the post taking orders
and measurements for uniforms and
civilian clothing. While in the islands
Mr.. French will visit all of the army
and navy people and members OF the
National Guard and try to interest
them in the new organization he rep
rcsents.
The original Army and Navy store
began operations in New York City
about three years ago and has since
sufead across the United States, and
has large interests in San Fra cisco
A letter from the main office a snort
time ago to stockholders here stated
that within another year a store VIII
be opened in Honolulu
- -
On account Of the expiration of their
terms of enlistment the following nam
ed enlisted men from Fort Shafter will
leave for the mainland on the trans
mort due at Honolulu about August 4,
and report upon arrival to the COM
n,anding officer, Fort Mcdowell CAL.
for discharge: Cpl. John J. O'Brien.
Co. E. I'd Infantry; LIST Sgt. Frank u.
Smith. Co. F, I'd Infantry; Pvt. Ma
than Langberg, Co. H; Cpl. Jack L..
Zimatore. Co. K; Pvt Roy G. Jones,
Co X; Pvt. James r. Dean, machine
gun company, I'd Infantry; LIST CT. Pvt.
James L. Rauch, Co. j, Sd Bait, Engrs.;
LIST CT. Pvt. Roy c. Menasco. Field Co
Z, Signal Corps.
Word has been received from San
Francisco that the August transport
win bring a draft of recruits for the
Hawaiian Department. and that IA OF
them have been assigned to the I'd
Infantry.
Pvt. James Bareton, Co. B, I'd Infan-
try. has been ordered to Fort Mellow.
ell. CAL. for discharge on account OF
having disqualified himself for the ser
vice in character through his own mis-
conduct.
Pvt. Herman w Keyes. Co. Z, Sig
nal CORPS, has been granted his dis
charge from the army by purchase.
- -
Pvt. BENJAMIN w Ellis, Co. L, I'd
Infantry, has been transferred to the
Quartermaster Corps and viii be sta.
toned at Fort Shafter
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 29.-One
thousand Italian reservists sailed from
this port yesterday for Italy, to join
their regiments and take part in the
fighting against the Austrians.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

The Sd Battalion, I'd Infantry, have
been devoting this week to field firing
for record on the b" range and will
finish Friday. The I'd Battalion will
begin Monday and continue throughout
the week. This class Of work is the
most instructive and also the most in
teresting in the curriculum Of tne sol
der in that he can see the results OF
his training. Problems are given to
each officer and non-commissioned Of
ficer that simulate as nearly as. prac-
ticable actual battle conditions. even
to the ball ammunition, and the prob
lem is solved by all the stratagem the
unit commanders can summon. The
enemy is represented by groups of
small targets and the distances. loca,
tion, etc, are unknown. After the so
luton OF each problem critiQue viii
be held on the ground by the battal-
ion commander.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
BECKER REFUSED
RETRIAL;G0ESIO
CHAIR TOMORROW
Condemned Man Keeps Nerve
and Declares He is Not
Afraid to Die
fAssociated Press by Federal wirelsssl

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK. N. Y, July 29.-For-
mer Police Lieut. Charles Becker
must die in the electric chair on Fri
day. his last chance for further re-
prieve having. vanished yesterday
when Justice Ford handed down AIDE
cision refusing him retrial Beck
er's sentence is to death for the MUIR
der Of Herman Rosenthal, gambler,
the murder arising out OF the fact that
Rosenthal had given District Attorney
Whitman, now Governor Whitman, in
formation regarding police corruption
in New York.
SING SING PENITENTIARY, ossin.
ing, New York, July 20. -Becker's iron
nerve, which has never been shaken
since his arrest, did not desert him
when the decision of the court was
made known to him. Il am disap-
pointed he said, that the court found
as 1t did, but am not afraid 10 die
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29
.rt SldferNotes

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER, July 2S.-Upon
the recommendation of the command
ing officer. Co. @, I'd Infantry, the fol-
lowing appointment is made in that
organization: Pvt. John F. Kirchnoff
to be corporal vice Kirby reduced.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

PURPOSES OF THE COURSE: I) TO increase
returns for the retailer ho nos 0dveses (a) TO shop
the ADVERTISING retailer hoso he can loacer has prices get
Increase has profits go To suggest to the jobber and
mdnafdctuer cautious method to create demand and
increase goodpH N TO prepare the person Nth LATENT
This course. a0hen deloered personally class of st,-
dents, costs SIS. It IS equio1le to correspondence
sourseesOhsch costs sos. The entire 90 lessons cH bel
gren erclusvely sct this newspaper free Of charge
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-29

Unreasonable opposition to progress or
effort to unreasonably progress are alike
reprehensible. Judge e. H. Gary.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-01
Bum Gr(lcn Gprit!
1It antrnmtRtn rItasa.ptam ans gansan, garonas nn
Nan nr A @erAarh

Eicl Radi plnii m1li ll6r aclona q nus.
etHe a0rahtIole Aerblronua mii 0m 0uipt
gHaaQuariierct TO Gon0ou. Vcirpard0 INTO ga,
ria hcmlld hcrYlilelcu uno 6rngcn mir bier,
mit 0tc 0llunaeiie ErpeitcH. non 0enen ionit
nod nicmnn0 nidt nal @rnon na5 meib, IN.
etn Gciern Jr priicn6eu aemtniB.
gou0on. T. april Biuitpn Gmrdia,
Der ielt LANCER 3eit iciu ejroBmdu ndt uebr
aulgetbm bate, aus 9lu1t. ooB ibm cin 6eiit.
idea II Boot biucinio5ren milroe, bat 0ieie gl1dt
III 8cbeimer Sibuug Dem bohuui6or6enoen Bar.
Iancnte eine iibarroihcnoc Dtttbaluna geluadlt:
IS III 9Dr0 9ercsior0, Dem an0ern @robmaul
Der britiiden a0miratat, geIllnaen, I'M moi.
iteu G5ean, no emit Die .,Gm0en@ Der BEN
galenldlref. 10 firdt6or holiite cine groBe 9ln.
6abt poH 9aiiiideu 81 0reiiieren un0 beinlid
Hadl Guglan6 81 bringen. Dieie SaifiIdle Itn0
ourdl leere 9lerilaifen Die man ibnen boruorf,
oerort anf bic 3eutiden milo eenodt nor6en,
Dab iic iofort aui ie6c5 9criifop, 0as iid) mr
aui Der Gberflade biden ldBt un6 ia cine ge.
lpilie 4ebnIldtett nit elmer leeren 8erilaIbe
bat losgeHen ur6 abbeiBen nit ibren rlrft,
barren 3abuen. sSit ober ous 9eriitob fitIf,
fam Der oeutidle Jitbrer unten I'M l.goot
nid)ts mebr ieben un0 Drum aud feinen Iorbe0o
mebr a6feuern. 92an lit i'm 8arIdmente qans
ent3iift (no fat ocrriidt iagt ainoer) ii6er
oieie alnoc
9aris, T. 9Ipril Die fran8oitId)e Re.
9ieriln9 Die oeie gadt au elmer fllr5en Stipp.
btitte nod 4aris fam, bat in elmer midtigen
gebeimen 5iBung 6ei6loien, BOB BON nun an
nit Dem 8peitinoeriDtem oebrohen ln6 6ofiir
oas 8lpoIfinoeripitem eingefiibrt meroen ioae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-01

0lan tsriudt mit 0m Tutdm bic la 6oh
uuiAdta m Ben 56IibWlrdhg8 or Der Nisnc
lielen eing 23dbriaeu @0iiHitiaItdn0 80 Ders
einbdrsl bis 0us meme 5piian genirtt bot --
Gin 4ariicr 0henifcr bnt etnC um0cr0ole 6Hts
0afuug aemddIt NIT einer GimeiBgoimq. bic
Ocn Babies itatt 42jIdl Gcgeba miro un6 ein
pbdnomenucs 0adbtbm bci6r0ert, o0uB ies
0eniais dlou an T. Qlpril oes S5obres 1922
ein 3eien6cer non % gdlionen iran3ohider
SoIooteu oufgeiteIlt perbeu f6nne
Getrogroo, I. glpril - Ger 3or bat te.
idJloeu, oen g2ouen eincr &auptita6t me0er
liin5udnoern, neil Bic erite 4eH0eumg niht5
al ben oeutiten Siegen geanoert bat @ou
ieet ob fol- es Hetiraoenburg beiben; er nimmt
mie6er oas binten burg" 0oQ natiirIid Der
9inOenburg beiBen iagt aiuoer) an neil er
8in0enburg bod uidt los ner0en fanH - 8ie
aus ben ruiiiifen SoffreIien perlontet, ioaeu
feline ct. @enrgs. Sreu3e ul0 ionitige Groen
bcrliehen Deroen. Statt oeiien miro ie0em
tapfern arieger noh elmer iiegreic9en Smlodt
seliie 4sulle 8ittfi itutt 0e5 GroenS Inn oen SoI5
gebdngt per0en ioa. gil1 SunooD bat Die
2ieferlmg 6ieies neueiten 0roens itbernonmen.
Seioer lit big iebt nod tetne Iiegreid]e S9lodt
olt ber8ednen geDeien. 8ielleid]t trauen Die
tapferen Ritiien Dem 8utfi oe8 9. @. nidt uno
oenten, es gtbt nur @rope Syuice.
8oi6ington, 1. Qpril. - gunft 8n0If l16r
baben BrGli0eut @iIion un0 Staatsiefretdr
9rDan no6 elmer idmeren SiBung nit oem
oeutiden gotidlafter, in Der Der 0eutihe Seft
cine beoertenoe &olle 9eipteIt bo6en ioQ, be-
ifloiieL iofort oas embargo aif ole Baffen.
arSfn9r gu OerbGngen. (2lGeS an6ere CLAUDE
td), aber Oas 1T gclOgcn, iagt ainoer).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-01

lh NHbaa Hnh N6i Mlim aHf tm
anladHa h Hm WHtagbfHt
iitmm mA eu tflueH b0tH
p fI t.neta Ufamaa iIamb
u0w oie fMt bg Hflga Htlau
m'IW
. al 6aB her afHd ndi wr
oan ! Ed lnt5 mam nitro
lu ! hab 0er afsa niai por
Dem ! 1uH i9i5 mhm miro
altidc unmH h8B Der Nucl
nor Dem I pleuhd 1915 tu0gt
miro
ln Bu 1 1ab ofr Qrtd tu bcm
J. tgHmbr 1913 mogn mtr0
ID 5u 01b Sec 4rta par 6cm
I 1iar3 1916 duoca mn0
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-01
Ter gniitauS in 3nsitu.

ziHla ,Sn0tu 4 Hpril - i0..
Geo ,n0icr friiicn lipaUruu1strtp.
ren bei lodi an. mur0cu ic0od
ME ais oiil}eaer Cuallc parlaltct
5urilt8ridIu6cn.
Berlin, I april (1uutcn6eridlt J
Gns in antmerprn crideincuoa
e9lQaemeen SanoclsbIno" uciB u6cr
oie @lelltcrei Der brihiden Iruppen
in Stn1apora nod iolgeu0e meitcre
eiu3elbeiteu 5u beritien: Sic glcn.
terei muroe Nitrh ben 9cie6l, iid
iilr bic abreiie nah europa fertia
5u balter, neruriadt. 0ie Sifbs
crflarten iie ieicn iilr ben 7ienit in
aSnoien angenorben iuor0en, un0 lie
Ucigerten iid. nod europa 5i ae.
ben IS lei ia mo6l bctamlt, ioIlen
tie ertlart 1aten, 0aB Die Gngt1nOer
in ben aanlpien iu 5rdutreih un0
in gelaien 0ie 6inou5 inlmer in Die
eriteu Heiben itellten mi6 bon 6mten
oif iie fclierten io5alo iie ms 8at.
fen gerietben Ger engliide Oft.
aier, melder oen 9eic6l sur grIdie.
Buug Der g1oeIsfii5rcr CAB, Duroe|
iofort bon Den Medereru nieoerge.
fnaIIt, peIde Damn n0e peiBen Diff.
5iere oes gieginlcnts eriboiien tnoI
Die iHterniertcn oeutiden @efdngc.
men i'll jcner Staot in 6reibeitI
letter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-01
sullanher IfIien 9entfdlsn.

gpnbon, /. glpril. - Sine De-
peidle an bic Ggdauge SeIegrnpb
GompanO upn glelu !6abeu, einem
Safen nm GnsliidIen anaal in Sni-
iet, bsiust, Oaf Der srOfe bOllGn6iifDe
i5radtOampfer s2OOeiuijf gan glai.
jan" bon 3luei SOrpcOo6ooten gefa.
pert unS in ben Safen se6radJt iDOr.
ben ici. Nlan OerOadJtigt i'm, bent.
Idc 3anh6oOte nit Del herIeGen su
6aben. glndD 6eiht es, BAH bic
@anuidOft baS gIasleben BON 9ent.
iden babe. 7nS SdJiff leiitete ait,
fdnslidJ Ser gInfiOrberuns, beiSuOre.
ben, nidt sSOlgc, lunroe aber OnrdI
mebrere SdJiiiic 5am 6alten ge.
5iuunaen.
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$500 lin0tnim
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Wulin. ! Bpfa. aasf paabsu
fdf mira amt mflRH btal III
atasft
Mu tFilarmlfa hfBh hit rHa
tafi qleatttsI in NflaIga aamif
fifmahfn Hub aahmga dnfa E
iittf aab ~ ttlalgf atldawu tas
l3tltAi mfillih uun paaia Dithan
ruh iaalidl sea pt Rtdn iom lfhit
Aadl tHm Eitlifa ataniaitfaIt
tfappm habtn tintn fleiHfn lWil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-01
ienfen 0es SdiffeS inns 2eben ge-
fonmen maren, an 9orO.
gyerienfen 0er Q}ritenidliffc.

tonlnten naren, an 8or0.
@erienfen Ser 9ritcnidJiffc.
2onoon, 1. g(pril.- 8Det oeutide
9auhboote, alt.2S" un0 elm ueite.
res, 6eiieu gtltnner nod unbefannt
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