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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
W. J. BRYAN GOING ABROAD
Former Secretary Of State to Visit
Europe as Envoy Of Peace for
Foreign Newspapers.

Philadelphia. Sept 14.-Wllliam
Bryan will go to Europe as peace
envoy representing publishers of for.
eign newspapers here A conference
will be held in Washington shortly to
discuss arrangements with him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
i. S. TROOPS SHOT
DOWN BY MEX|CANS
One Killed and Others Wounded
in Fight.
LARGE BANDS CROSS RIVER
Soldiers Rushed Ten Miles Below
Brownsville, Tex, Following "ln-
vasion"-One Bandit Slain
and Number Wounded.

Brownsville, Tex, Sept. 14.-Flve
troops of United States cavalry have
been ordered to a point ten miles
below here on the Rio Grande follow
ing a telephone message to Fort
Brown, which said that large bands
of Mexicans were crossing into Texas.
Many of them came across the river
in boats, while others swan across
on their horses.
A United States mail carrier was
attacked by band of 20 Mexicans
while delivering mail between Edin-
burg and Delfina, so miles northwest
of here.
One bullet went through his hat and
another struck him in the neck. Al
though seriously wounded, he made
his escape by jumping into the heavy
mesquite bushes along the roadside.
U. S. Troops Battle Mexcans.
Brownsville, Tex, Sept. 14.-One
United States trooper was killed, a
trumpeter probably fatally wounded,
and a sergeant seriously wounded in a
battle on the Rio Grande, Is miles
west of Brownsville, with Mexican
troops. The Mexicans attacked the
patrol, making good their threat to
fire on United States troops, state SOL
diers or rangers.
One Dead; Two Wounded
The dead trooper was Private Ar
thur Craft The wounded are Trump
eter Harold Forney and First Sergeant
James A. Walsh. The cavalry was pa
trolling the river to prevent the
bandits from crossing. Three soldiers
were brought down at the first volley
from the MeXicans.
The fight took place near Los In
dos, about fifteen miles west of
Brownsville. The United States troops
engaged were attached to Troop A,
Twelfth cavalry
There were ten Americans against
forty Mexicans.
After a lengthy exchange of heavy
rife fire the United States soldiers
charged and the Mexicans fed in dis
order, some of them leaving their guns
behind.
Many Mexicans Wounded.
One Mexican was killed and a num-
Der of wounded we're left lying in the
heavy growth in the vicinity, the lat
est report stated
The American dead and wounded
were taken to San Benito.
All Brownsville is aroused by the
attack and everywhere men are arm
ing and preparing to go to the scene
of the shooting.
American Faces Death.
ri Paso. Tex, Sept. 14,-Ten thou
sand dollars was sent from this city
by special train to Mexican bandits
near Cumbre, Chihuahua, as a ransom
for Edward sLedwidge, an American
purchasing agent for the Mexican
Northwestern railway.
Yet Ledwidge may be shot to death
by the bandits at eight o'clock. For,
it is believed here, Villa military All.
thorities held up the train and con-
tiscated the money.
Ledwidge gave himself up to the
bandits on Friday as a hostage for
two other Americans who are mar.
ried.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
War Governor spraaue Dies.

Paris, Sept. IA William Sprague,
famous war governor OF Rhode Island
and participant IN the first battle of
Hull Run, died on Saturday at his
Paris residence at the age of eighty.
four Death was due to meningitis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Norwegian Bark Wrecked.

Halifax, n. S. Sept l4.-Tbe Nor
wegian bark Lota has been wrecked
on Sable Island and will be a total
loss Her crew mas been rescued The
Lota was bound rom Philadelphia 10
Marseipes with a cargo OF iubrlcating
oil.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Colfax Bank Gets Permit.

Madison. state Bann Commission.
er A. IT, Kuolt issued certificate
authorizing the Peoples State bank
OF Colfax, with capital of 10000, to
commence business w w. Mathews
of Menomonie is president and o. Gun.
derson OF Colfax cashier.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
ALLEGED spy MUST GO BACK.
|. r. T. Lincoln, Former M. p, to Be
Returned TO ENGLAND

New York, Sept 13.-lgnatius r. r.
Lincoln, former member Of the Brit
ish parliament, who recently admitted
he had been a German spy, was or
dered by Federal Judge Veodor Of
Brooklyn TO be eXtradted to England
to stand trial on charge Of forgery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Mondays Results.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh, .; Philadelphia, l.
Cincinnati, g. New York, ..
Chicago, 4; Boston, 5.
st. Louis, 3; Brooklyn, 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston "a; Chicago, IL.
New York, 0; Detroit. 2.
Philadelphia, ., St. Louis, s.
Washington. 3; Cleveland, 2.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburgh. I.
st. Louis, 8; Newark 6.
No other games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 8; Minneapolis, ..
Louisville, g. Kansas City, 4.
Milwaukee. III, Columbus. 81 (second
game innings, darkness.
No other games scheduled.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Wood Alcohol Kills Three

birmingham, Ala, Sept l3.--Mr. and
Mrs = A. Glover 81 West End are
dead. and S. y. Boyd is seriously III
at his home as result OF drinking
wood alcohol, under the impression
that II was grain alcohol.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Health Body Elects omo..rs

Rochester, n. y, Sept l3.-The fol.
lowing officers were elected by the
American Public Health association
here: President, Dr. John f Ander.
son, Washington. D. G.. and treasurer.
DR.. Leo ". Frankel, New York
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Bird Of Another Color.

Sheboygan-Because he was not a
close student of bird life and could not
tell the difference between sparrow
and meadow lark, Antoine Neuttrich
was fined $3.50 and lost possession of
his new $50 shotgun.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
New Golf Champiop

Chicago. Sept n--Mrs Clarence fl.
fanderbeck Of Philadelphia won the
womans national golf championship.
: completing the final match lu the on.
wentas, 3 up and to play ON Mrs.
IS A. Gavin Of England
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Court. Martial for Colopsi

Washington. Sept l3.-P President
Wilson ordered court martial to con.
yene at San Francisco October / Ia
hear charges against Lieut. Col. Lewis
+ Cooler, judge advocate IN the west.
ern department o. the army.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16

Washington, Sept ll-New stick.
am" on government envelopes, tasting
and smelling like mint sauce. has ere
ated fresh popularity Tor roas, lamb
and mint sauce butchers say
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Tree Surgeon Is Injured,

Neenah.-Jack Scwarta, tree sur.
geon, met with serious injuries when
a limb he had sawed through struck
his ladder and he was thrown to the
ground
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Municipal Plants PAVING.

Manitowoc.-The city's two munich
pal plants, electric and water, netted
more than $4,000 for the year ending
June 30. The surplus is shown after a
deduction of $4,000 for depreciation
Is made.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
General q. 8. Fisher DIea

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. l3.--Gen.
benjamin Franklin Fisher, whO waG
chief signal officer Of the United
States army :" tho Civil war, lied
on his farm. lie was eighty.onc years
old
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Baby browns in Jar.

New London.-The 1R.year-old SOL
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helms, who
live nea, Rose Lawn, was drowned in
a Ave gallon jar Of water into which it
fell head first.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
seven farm Hands nurn

winnipeg Man sept Ii.- Scy.n
farm Iaborcrs were burned 10 denim
in a barn on a farm north II Kcmpay.
Manitoba The men had come from
eastern Canada to work through tho
harvest season
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Pioneer Dies at Eagle.

Eagle.--Hiram Way. 81 years old, a
resident OF this vicinity for seventy
1--WE years, died at his home OF general
debility.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16

Beloit---A horse and buggy owned
by A Zigler we're stolen at the Old
Settlers picnic.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16

Otto Praeeer, who has been post
master at Washington since the VIII
son administration came into power
has been appointed second assistant
postmaster general to succeed Joseph
Stewart. He is a Texan by birth and
has been a personal friend Of Post
master.General Burleson.
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0inStHbHrgsntus
RitItn6Iadt!.
4ifkl IN Ahdfa Att NuHtn. zen
ltRfh e. NnHhfsliaaltnhs
Iauala hAfllf.

rpuhan, 81. espl BIZ tnHi,
IAt Mtmte, mfiAt hEt TsHilfsn A.
nmpHafla bfehsm. Nhli amilafn
96alvt0 SAB bgHi,lAW Mamn 1lt
NnHiH madfm asmallIat anhnn.
ewMafH N# awa hf filfssfu lim.
hammumna hm bflftita @ailtn
NJ uan ben 1fuli eu SAT &Alahi
afsluuHatH wttbfH hann bhtlh HM
hiflt AH Der HtaAitH arHaligm, hif
blabu anl atf Bhlidtn HFanl ats
IMIaasm wurhfm lp hifma and ben
N%ttEpaFaA Frime ulliiiruf NrIhuna
upn btm naA Hailnn bier fnntitoi.
Irn VI, 10 pirb III Der hrhafm NrtHs
htnuodl alaemeia anatnummtn, bah
hltiss htf dau Ia. lid mat, miri.
Iih2l Epipfit man hitt btrfhnsn
loHn, babtu bic 3rnppea Ninben.
bHras mm bic Nnhen else Ehliaae
IN fines Broui bon POO Meiltn nc.
luprlen nHb iteheu nialt nar IN bcrtn
Naden, iunbeEn behreben anh bic
linen nod eiusia usrblirbent Niisn.
bdAuliuie. Andl be ben Huntn nod
uerblitbsntn r%onoluear fub bon ben
1eutidtn snni gr0hten Sbril brirbt
iuorOcn. Vlan meih bier uidlt &C.
nan, Oh pinOeubnrs iidl Oamit an.
f%rifDen9ebrn mlTo, riniae hnnbrrt.
famiraO Raiieu aefansrn III nebmrn,
uber Oh q ais uadlites ,3irI bic Gr.
pbfrung Der mldltiaeu rnNiidlen
StaOt Iliasf ius anss aeiait bat
t0as Dot rr,J
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~nieoriger.
ellie bis Eeite Seekers $7.4o-
IT'S.
aiemlid CUTE BITS quite Seekers
$6. 60-7.40.
Cute Bis bette Stoders 81. To-
8.75.
8iemlid CUTE bis quite $6.75-
TO.
MitteImdBige S.. 70-6.75.
5tod Sellers $6.00-7.35.
Stod aiibe $5.50-6.25.
Stod 8dIber $5.00-S.50.
8eaI 9dIber $S.00-10.00.
guas, 5togs uip. $5.00-6.50.
Sdueine-3ufubr 1900. @arft
leidte felt bis Itdrfer; idmere lang.
Jam bis i6nodL 5 ~nieoriger.
9urdihnittspreis $6.45-6.60.
Soditer 8reis $7.35.
Sdafe-3ufubr $4,000. Marft
felt.
@efGtt. Muttaridafe $4.50-5.35.
Hammer, @orft 10-15 bober.
SdcbrIinge, quite bis bette $5.75-
$50.
@efiitt. SGbrIinge $6.00--7.0o.
8iooer, CUTE biz feIte $5.00-5.50.
@efiitt. 2dmmer $7.75-S.20.
Mutter- S9afc $5.00-5.40.
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SeI6if gefeltertcr @eiu-3u berfau.
fem BEL Der @ollone. @e6 1926.
.. 20.
Narttberi9te.

Siio Smabo, 90. Sept. 1915.
3iaDbiebE8ufltbr 10000.
Beef 5tiere, Marft i9po6, 10-t5
n~ie0riger.
6oditer &reis $685..
SdBrIiuQe, cute bis bette 5000
.9.65.
3icmIid srte Bis CUTE $3.50
900.
@itteImaBige Sc. 5o-8.5o.
Sellers, Marft laugim, 10-t5
n%ieoriger.
ISOLDE etiaers 1o-t5 uieoriger.
Gorn.geliitterte geeoes.
Suite Bis bette i6mere 9eepea
SO. 00-9.S5.
Mittelmdbige $8.30-9.00.
3iemIid quite bis CUTE $6.75-
$50.
@rus-eefiitterte e5tiere, aussepd6Ite
$S.00-8.65.
@alte big bette $$7.40-8.O0.
MittelmdBige Bis quite $685.
TAO.
MittelmqBige $6.00-6.85.
aiibe, Marft lungiamt t0-15 ME
6riger.
Cute Biz Bette $6.50-7.25.
8iemIid cute bis cute $685.
500.
MittelmGbige $4O0-5.25.
@ras.gefiittertc 9ilbe $5.85-6.35.
@ras-eefiitterte Sellers S6. 75-7.25
Stoders nno GeeOers, Marft. cute
i9paA, 10 nieAriser, arl6ere 10-l5
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RuGi(C6er ]llunicipa(-
RongreB in ]llOs6au!
gefariuOrtet SanS in Sanb eebeu
Der 9iegieraus NIT Der 9uua
nnD benz &Olfe.

MOsfnn, iber 9onSuh 20. Sept.
- MitelieOer Der 9iuna nnS 3emi.
DOitis tOmmeH bierber geeilt III Dem
aOngrek Der 3emitOOiits nub Mmui-
SipalSigneH. Mad Den Geoen nn0
NeiolntiOnen Des bieiigcn StaDt.
rntbs nm SGmitag 81 Hrtbeilen,
luerOen bic Spnerciie iid bemii9en,
bic @emit6er Der arbeitenoen aIai-
fen ~ berubiaen. Die 8eidlaIIe
fefirmurten bic militGrildDea Dor.
6ereitnngeu, luie tie aOtblnenSig iinb,
aber gleidBeiti9 audi Elm SnIammeu-
eebeH Der ~Jiegiernng init Der On.
ma, nm HGs &ertraueu Des 8ultes
az erbalten.
aae 3niien mer6en anfgefOrSert,
lire arGfte Sem Staate snr @erfi-
gititg 81 itellea nnO 6aOer inter ben
OeridieOcnen Tarteien fallen 81 lai.
leu, nun bas 9anS gegcn einen SeinO
az bert6eiSiseii, Der entf6loEen lit,
bic SnltiidDea Bropinjen, Gitanen,
8Olen, &lein- &nklanS nnS en- SAT-.
fafus IN beiehen tno @gRlanS poni
Meere abaui6Eeiben.
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Oes @ciansoereius nROrOen".

5ountag 9loAmittag batteu bic
Mitglieoer 6es titdtigen idme0i-
iden @eianeOcreins ugtoroen" in
ben @nIagen oag 9euti9en $aries
Elm 9ienic, ocrbunoen nit Sonl-
mernadtsfet, DeraultaItet, oas einen
biibiden @erlauf nabnt.. Die afti.
ben iaugen mebrere 2ieoer in gefdl-
Tiger @eiie aud Der erit iiirgit ges
grunoete 0amendor 6radte iopobI
idueOiide ais oith amerifaniide
9ie6er gum 8ottro9 uno er8ielte 6a-
nit groBen geiioa. tben6s fono
Elm GROCER Ball itatt, Der Bis gegen
Mitternadt %cn6allerte. Sopob[
idipeoiide, aIs aud 0dnii6e 8ereini-
giingen baden tp6breno oieies Sab.
res i'm 8euti6en Sauie unb in Def.
fen a%nlagep Geitlidfeiten abgebaI.
ten attto fabien iid bort beimiih.
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Qeuc 9e(Oent6ot Der
9~inOenburg armeel

amherSam, 20. Sept. g0ie
ar6fte Oes 5siu0es laiicn ~saiebenOs
uadl@. 9ieie &prte in Der 6rflG.
RING Oes beutidJsn Bsueraltabes
beDeaten ben Aufang bDm Gnse.
3wei &uden lang baben Bic 8nl.
len in bet llmaebang Don 8ilua cen
f%nrdtbariten 8iOeritauO geleiitet,
abcr geseu bic iiegeemubntcn 6eere
0emtidllanbs luarea ale Anitrengmn-
gen Deraebens. Bon 6rei Seiten
0em fmrdtbariten Druid ansgeiebt
nnS MIR cine enge OaiIe 3rr Jlnd)t
ufirn, 6lieb ben b~e0rdagten 6eeren
bes 3area uidts iibrig, als beidlei.
Hiater Gafsng ans Dem 9iemen-0e.
biet, no ite iia, Dom Serraiu nnher-
prOeHtlld be8iaitigt, eiusenitet bat.
ten.
Mit elmer geiuegli6feit, bic bas
Gtannen Der 8eft ~berburrufen ,mnR,
bate Elm She'll Der 6in0enbnrg.9lr.
NICE cine nene gelualtige ~llmfaiinng
bOreenOmmen, Die feinOIiden einitn
sluiiden &ilna nn6 giinGbura Onrd-
brOden nuO tandJte pl0blid 1T Der
6lanfc Der rniiifGen gliemen.Armee
auf. Damn CAB es fein Salteu me6r,
sumal in Der iiolideu 6laafe Die
Ienpolb. Armee bel Slonin eridien,
nm 5iblnng NIT Der &urbnt sin.
beHbnrss iiblid nUn 7iuabnra al
gelUinnen.
Mit oieicr einen Anfgabe nidt su-
friebea5 nnteruabm bic pinbenbnra.
Armee sleidseitig cine 3iucite, nidlt
miuSer iaiuere glnfgabe, namlid ben
Aaariif anf &nfianS'S sepaltises
9ollDsrf i'm Npr6en, 9iaabnra.
59oa 1T bic 5taSt fdeillueiie ito.
lirt, anO Gin Shell Der 9ridenfupf.
SteanHsen, bic Bic 1eituna bum
ASeiten idaten Julien, lit ben Gnllem
bereits eutriiieu moroen.
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GleiIe 9%Otalaa6ri1ten.

SO. s. &im6erlin, tueI6er i'm
@lobe Sotel pobnt, pur0e Conn,
tag genht Dor Dem goitamte BON
5mei Mdnnera iiberfaaen un0 UNI
Si1 erIeiftert.
9. .. Gdleipea jun, Sobn 6es
8r1iiOenten Ser llniteo Stntes ga.
tionol 8anf, febrte Sonntag bon
drarfrei6 beim mo er ais freinil.
tiger Chauffeur i'm Dienlte oes 90.
tben arel3es Elm aranten. " ltornobil
[entte.
giIID Sun6an bate 5onntag
Iein @eihdit acmadt. Die aontri-
butioaeu in boar betrugen $6,7tt..
40, pdbrenb fir etpa $4,000 Gut.
fdeiue geiamEielt murben.
Gs miro INNER toaer. sSett
beltebt lfon Die ablift, einen
aStaSt6aus. Abeno@ bel gian Sun.
anp fir Die itdotIi6en anseTtelltelt
81 reierUiereH.
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Qadflanae bonn sornaOo i'm etaate.

Columbus. Gin furdtbarer Blat.
regen ieste in tur8er 3eit oie StaSt
icpie Oie 9lotte GoiintD 6air inter
@aIier. Gina 5000 8erionen BE.
fqnoen fi6 8ur Belt cuff Der qtus-
ftelung. Ger 3ngberfebr mad gpal-
btng itoftp, oa Die @elefe i6erflu-
tbet tuaren.
geoar aapi6g. Ger 3ornnOo,
iiber welden mir Samitag beridte.
ten, bat ben gablrhof boaig 3eritort.
&oeel fiel bier 3oa unO bat Die
Mioisernte pernihtet. Gin aino
tpiro ais berloren angegeben.
9obib Gito gltd bier ri6tete
Der Tornado Gda6en an, Der in bic
IEouien6e geht. 0aher un6 @eiimie
pur6en bonn e8ino forteeriiien.
@iIber. Sn elmer 8reite bon v
bis 8 Meileu uu0 in elmer Sdnge
bon Is Meilen ipuroe Die Maisernte
boaig ruiniert.
@lbion. Gin 6eftiger Stirm fegte
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snh nnlnhn.

Milo 9auit BON 30. un6 8 Ctr.
un6 q. z. Diet BON aIbrig6t ipur-
ben Sonrttag Radmittag aug einem
automobil geiAleuoert uno idmer
berleet.
Seds lieAerlife &duIer tuurben
Sonntng Na6t Ron Der Boli8ei aus.
eeboben unb 30 9erionen tuur6en
Derbaftet.
so. Qobin tpeIGer nit 9oilis
G6al6ra6 oas Charles Bancroft &c.
b6renbe autamobil Itiebist batte,
mnroe Samitog 9aa6t nod @ebeu.
fDebr berhaftet.
an Der Office bon &. 8. 0uff,
1912 6 Ctr, brahen Gamitag @a6t
9iebe Elm ullo entnen0eten perihie-
oene Mrtifel. ginige 9age 8upor
waren fie in Cuffs @obnuug Elm.
eebrohen unS botteit inter nnOerem
ieine Gfiice. Aliiiiel seitobIea, Die
file nun benuten tonnten.
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Die aampfe in Merifo.

GpreOO, Ser. 20. Sept. Gar.
ran3a.SrappeH baben in einem &C.
itrigen @efedt bic beiben Orfdaften
MontlOba NIB @asqaia beiett uuO
100 GiienbabnuaseH nit aOblen
nnO ariegsmuterial erobert.
Rad ben jett in @egifp 6erriden.
ben @srbdltniiien lit @eaeral Gar.
raHsa lusiideriueiie sur Auerfeunnng
beredtist, pOransseiekt, bah iidl bic
militGriidje SitnatiOn Ridt In ben
naditen Srsi 8Odeu 5a 0Hnten
Siaas anbert, Der ieine Streitfrafte
3mr GAladlt NIT General Cbregun,
benz CbertOmmaRbirenbeu Garraa.
aas, Suiammenee5Useu Fat.
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1Dvoibth aut
btipt Rti6t!
Wsasn NJ Mallfisn ihf lhn amftls
laallAs MiAiafhfn Haltltt
htsnftsa.

SEN norL go espt fas
afshh alnant shahllai, has tinf
Hnlflht atsfnammsn. M hfalt hift
IN sitann, nm DE Nlaioa Anltlhs
lHE Vaalanb anh l5taulsslA H. 81
.nnnihffr Tifirltt wifh itAnh hHff
het a~slefhttlfn lBAipa hms Alallaen
80WlAAD nmt sssm,u &lO btiraatm.
Ws utrIaRltl, hah fins MmlahL htF
ipafnnmmttm prusAtafia NH sAgmppt
htm &RnAlfal httlttlfn mtrA, fails
Me &nmmt nidlt Anf Htalahmua
btr Mthmnmatn laH MfitaamalfslaI
benati mtrhfm mifh.
% IN hdsf, hah 40 hae Ennai
lat ans hnnbtfsrH nnb ulsiittmt TO-
aar aHe ianitHbea Aanlsn sRiam
mtnivbsn mitb.
90 N biee Sas critic paI ia Der
wsiAihtt, bah has enaliidt Hinnh
EierliHa ieintn trItrn VIat BEN
ameriIaniiden Dollar absrauiwuEifn
mnh, Senn bic aanse AnIsibt iumie
bic Sinien mifitn Ia amtritunilden
colars einaelOit wfrocn.
NnalnnS nno 1ranFrtid baben
ih bsrrit erIlntt, bah bird bic Nm.
lcihc s%ingeaangeueu &erpfIihtnnaea
u0r alien ihrsn 5isherieea CbIiaaiip.
men Oeu Nurina babrn iuaen. 7tf
AnIrihr biloet iomit t~batiddlIid cine
pppOtbct nHf Sas @srmdssn beiber
edubrr.
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Gr6a[t lire SnlnfLen anrnf.

5rou 8. 6. Nan @teien bon bier,
inelbe fiir3Iid IN Stanfor0, Conn,
lire 6arbtai1e NIT SupeIen i'm
@ertAe bon ettpa 5000 cerloren
bate, lift tpieOer tn 9efib oerieI6en
geldnet. Gin arbeiter bate bic Ia.
ide gefunoeu rn0 BEL Der goli3et
abgeliefert. ct erbielt $500 9e.
lobnrtng.
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gbicaou Marftberidt.

Ninonieb-3ufubr $4,000. Marft
ftau, meiitens t5-25 uiebrieer.
SGbrlinge St0.25.
@cifers $3.50.
Sttere 1886.
S6diter greis, gorn.gefiitterte
geeoes $t025.
StiaerS $3.50
sdmeine-3ufubr $4,000. @orft
Ieidte b06er, auoere 10 nie0riger.
Dur6idnittspreis $6.50-7.50.
@oditer &reis $50.
Sdafr-3ufu9r 10000, @nrftfGt,
10 bober.
9atioes tart @eitern to--l5 ME-
origer.
2Grnmer, Marft 10-t5 nieSrtger.
@oditer 8rcig $3.50.
9lotipes $3.50.
&~inSbis6-9ufubr $4,000. @orft
bette felt, aubere laneiam, i6ma6.
Sdbrlinge 1915.
aiibe II. Sellers, Marft fIau, uiebr.
Stoders, @arft, bette itarter, auoe.
re flpu idmad.
&6lber, Martt felt.
sdiueine -3utubr 1000. @arft
felt, idnad.
3urdidnitt8breis $6.5o-7.6o.
&6dfter greis $7.75.
sdafe-3ufubr 10000. @artt
lougiam.
Hammer, b0diter 4reis $s.t0.
Ct. Suiepb @arft6eri6t.
Gin6Die6-3ufubr 1000. @arft felt
SdbrIinge $3.50.
Sdtpeine-8ufubr 1900. Rarft
Clippers feit 5 nieorieer, gofers
1875 nieoriBer.
9uhidnittspreis $6.25-7.40.
6ohfter @reis $7.65.
Sdafe-8ufubr $500. @arft felt.
A0hiter Nreis Ss.25.
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Sruit bOralts seiagt
Cos uorOUeftlidle 8ebrnsfa nub bas
iueitlide SOiun iolen Oabpn
6~etrDfien luerOen.

Nad Der 6eutigen @orausIagung
oes Omaha 8etteramtes lit berte
gaodt 6rof I'M noromeitliden Be
brasfa uno peitIiden Soma gu en-
tparten.
Seute 0odt iette Elm ungen6bn-
Iide fible @itterung Elm. Die Son-
ne if)etut bea un6 flor, ober Elm
ourd0ringenoer 8ino pfeift, uno
man fam init @entitbsrube eineft
Ieidten lleber5ieber traaeu.
Soffeutlih miro Der norousgelogte
Srolt nrr leidt iein un0 feinen S6a-
ben beruriade.l.
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@eaton & eaierlg arpfer @erfanf.

N~NN ~ ~NtN% 1N~KS~ OSfN
Selten lit ben gepobnern Dor
Omaha ltnb llmgebung eine Iolft
@eIegeubeit geboten poroen, 10 Bill.
Zig SIR Seim uel alis~3uitotten, tuif
geraOe iest, on bic befallnte Mobel.
firma 8eaton & 2aier, 4t5 Biz AIT
.Suo 16. Ctr, eiuen groBen Ser
faltf inauguriert baben.
0SdneIIe Aftion~ berlangt Die
8irma tn Der &dumung hires aie.
ienlagers uno bat Sarum Die Breiie
ouf ale artife[ OermoBen berobge-
lett, 6nB cine i6neIle Clifton gar.
ni9t ousbIeiben fam. 9onoeIr
unO GeiIiden qicbt es nt9t, oenn ie.
Der artifel lit NIT elmer groBen roio
Wlorfe berieben, auf peI9er Der
8reis groB uno oeutlid Der5eidnei
lit.
Die Sirma geoton & 2aier 1T
tpegen ibrer Neeaitdt befonnt, uno
fam ieoermanr berlidert iein, oaf
er nod ME 70 biaig Mobeln Sep.
pife, Graperien uip. einfapier
fonnte, aIs nj 6ieier ISOLDE BET gea-
ton & 2aier, 416E417 Sn6 16.
ctr.
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0eripnal.W ptisen.

Ser grnIt 8reufe nebIt Bralt
tper0en 9ienitog ben 81. September
nod San Graneisco refien, nm ith
Die oortige ausitealing an5uieben.
Bon BORT peroen iie itd nod San
Diego begeben unb 0dln einen ab-
Iteder nod OafIono, Sal, MAIDEN,
iid ldngere 3eit bei ibrem Sobn
GuItap un6 mebreren 6reunoen
aufauboItell. @lidlide Heiiel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-20
OMAHA grd6ter
0ie6mar6t Oct We(t!

Die 3nfubr ION HinOpicb anf benz
SiS Emaba @iebmarft mar bente
arSfer ais Gni irgeItO einem anbern
Warftc TN yau6e NIT 4usna6me
non GbiensO. 643 straightforward
iuurben ansgelabeu auO entbielten
Stif 9iinDbie6. Auferbam
trafen 1854 5dafe Elm, mebr ais
in Chicago.
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Ar0ibalo, Der
qrRtirdgtr, bier!
Bon @ebeimpOliiiitea nmringt, Iagt
er, ieine gerfOlgnng lei 1Odl
unDgre1t.

BEN gprf, 90. Sept. Sames
=. ardlibal1, Der a~merifanildIe
AriegsfurreipunOeut, Der bic gricfe
lss ab5u6erafenSen Oiterrei6ildlen
Sptfdafters d. 7umba trna, bic
i6m bic GnGldnber a6nabmen, iii
beute bier eingttroffeH. ST fanm anf
hem ediff ngiutterOam4 an uuO
lpnrDe uoH eiHer Au3abI @ebeim-
ppliSiten in Gmpfang geuummeu,
bic Ieiue Saden uuteriudDtrn.
Ardibalb iagtr: sd meik nifts
tOH Der bier berridJeuSen Gage Der
1inee; fails man mid geridtlidl
berfOlsen nil, baum tJut man mir
grphes lluredjt. Sd ualm Sen
grisF, belder aa bielen Srn6el Der.
nriadt, bDm gOtdJafter 9nmba,
pbue baf ij iunfte, mas beriel6e
,%snthielt. 9as lit alles, mas i'd an.
eeHbhfIid su iageu Gabe."