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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

formed men who are well acquainted
with the state, and what they say
endorses the Herald's remarks. It
will indeed be black eye for Florida
if a man is elected governor of the
state on platform of religious pre-
judice. It will be the worst thing in
politics that has been charged against
any state in the Union for over gem
Grafton. 1t will be observed that of
the other candidates for governor,
not one is Catholic, nor is the least
under suspicion of being influenced
by that church. To elect man gov
ernor because he proclaims himself
an opponent and would-be prosecutor
of religious denomination, would be
one of the worst advertisements the
people of Florida could possibly give
their state. 1t would be a warning to
enlightened people all over the Union
to keep themselves and their money
out of Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

We are amazed to read from so
sound philosopher as the editor OF
the Ocala Star such paragraph as
this: "a good way to keep your heart
healthy is not to hope"
Monstrous, monstrous! We could
sling good old standard prose and
poetry by the yard to repel this hid
eous heresy5 but we forbear. The
case is too plain. Something must
have gone wrong with the Stars ex-
pected Christmas gifts and it was
jolted into an abyss of temporary
gloom and pessimism from its equal
equipoise. A heart without hope is
a dead heart, and a dead heart is a
very unpleasant thing to have around
the house. Lakeland Telegram.
The Telegram need not worry. The
Star had a better Christmas than it
expected, also a better than it de
served. The Star is ike everybody
else who hand out advice-its advice
is for others.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

Governor Trammell, as was to be
expected, used the papers to adver-
tise the fact that he favors national
prohibition. We have no objection to
any candidate for the United States
Senate making the same announce
ment, and any one of them can do
more in behalf of prohibition or any
other cause than the governor, but it
is perfectly natural that he should
be the first to attempt to make polit-
ical capital out of the movement. II
the governor had used extracts from
speeches by Henry Grady, Bob
Taylor and others, his announcement
doubtless would have been more eff
fective.-Tampa Times.
Somehow. it seems difficult to con-
vince the Times of Governor Tram
mell's sincerity.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31


The Marion county friends of Mr..
Louis w. Duval, and they are num-
erous, want to send him to the ma
tional democratic convention as one
of the delegates from this state. Flor
ida could not choose any better man
as member of her delegation. There
is no man in Florida better posted on
public affairs than Mr.. Duva1 nor one
more likely to give them calmly
judicial consideration Faithful to
his friends, but always just to his
opponents, direct and incisive
speaker, Louis Duval is worthy any
trust the people may Sc fit to place
on him.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31
HERBERT A. LEWIS

Mrs. George MacKay has received
the sad news of the death of her
brother, DIR. Herbert A. Lewis, at his
home in Providence, r. /.
DR.. Lewis was a dentist by profess
sion. He was a native of Jamaica,
but had been in the United States
ever since his young manhood. He
first practiced his profession in New
York, but for the last twenty years
made his home in Providence. He was
Sc years of age.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

Elsewhere we print communities
ton from Ex-Governor Gilchrist on
the national prohibition amendment.
After careful study Of the same,
we must say that it seems to us like
straddle. The people of Florida
cannot express their views on state
wide prohibition, any more plainly
than they have, before the general
election of 1918. The question of ma
tional prohibition will probably be sub
mitted to the people of the United
States in state elections held before
that time.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

If the system under which the Unit
ed States army is operated was
changed, plenty of volunteers could
be secured for it. Under the present
system the officers are an aristocracy,
more obnoxious to the rank and file
than any in Europe, while the men
have to perform tasks fit only for q
valet, and receive for their service the
most skinf7int wages. If this system
was changed and fairly good wages
offered-25 a month at least-the
army could secure all it wanted OF
good men. Now, with few excep-
tions, the ranks are filled with men
who can find nothing else to do.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31


Perhaps the papers that are SO
simultaneously giving their APPROX
al of what they term the temperance
sentiment in Dade county, do not
know, what is becoming quite appar-
ent here, and that is that the cleo
ton was carried overwhelmingly in
favor of the drys because the whole
sale houses of Jacksonville and West
Palm Beach preferred dry county
here TO a wet one, for the very OBJ
~ious reason that their profits are
assured if the present status is con-
tinued, while the competition of open
and regulated saloons would probably
have the contrary effect Miami Her
aid.
Yes, we had them here, working
like the very dickens to carry this
county dry. That is the secret of the
big dry majority in Marion. It wasn't
the Anti-Saloon League nor the local
workers, but the frantic desire of the
Jacksonville liquor houses to extend
their sales. Of course, of course; o
blind man could see it; tho it might
be invisible to one with good eyesight
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

We are glad to see the Tampa Tri-
bune's proposition to make Feb. 29
into Prosperity Day" We have al
ways regarded that date as the veri-
form appendix of the calendar, and
have several times been on the brink
of proposing that it be removed by
an operation for appendicitis on
Father Time. The Tribune's propo-
sition, if carried out, however, might
rescue the day from its atrophied con-
dition.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

That mobbing of that archduke's
palace in Vienna for an extravagant
Christmas celebration while the hun
cvy poor were suffering and paying
for war, was about the most sensible
action we have heard of in Europe
for a long time.-St. Petersburg
Times.
If the people of Vienna and al
other imperial cities would not only
mob but lynch all their archdukes
dukes, princes and emperors, and
compel their relatives to go to work
they would be more sensible thar
they are likely to be.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31
DIR. BELLS prNE-TAR-HoNEY

For your cold, for your cough, for
your feverish throat, nose and head,
use DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. Honey
soothes the irritation pine-tar cuts
the phIegm, thus relieving congestion.
Pine tar also acts as an antiseptic, as
a result general relief follows. Fsreath-
ing becomes easier and further in
fiammation is arrested. Insist on Dr.
Bells Pine-aTr-Honey. It is an ideal
treatment. Price 25c. g
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

One of the worst things about a
minstrel show is that for several days
after it appears in town some of a
mans friends will insist on retelling
to him all of the jokes they can induce
him to stand still and listen to.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

Another disadvantage of a minstrel
show is that it gives a man no chance
to go out between the acts. But then,
in Ocala, there is no longer any reason
for going out between the acts.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31
A BRIEF HOLIDAY
FOR POSTAL CLERKS

On account of legal holiday the
postoffice will close at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning There viii be one
delivery during the morning. The
crew enjoyed no let up during the
holidays and Postmaster Rogers has
ordered the office closed as above
noted tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

AS aforesaid, the state democratic
executive committee will meet in
Jacksonville Thursday, Jan. 6, to ar
range for the primary election Of next
summer and such other business as is
necessary. Mr.. L. w. Duval is the
Marion county member of the COM
mittee.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

On Saturday and Monday. 16
pounds of sugar for 81, with one dol
ar's worth of other groceries. for
ash. Smith Grocery Co. Phone 434. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

Now that President Wilson has
married, Henry Ford has returned
and Christmas has passed, the next
thing to hold ones interest is the
Subtropical Midwinter fair in Febru.
ary.-O Orlando Sentinel.
And TO the people who see it, it viii
he the most interesting of the bunch
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

That conservative paper. the Punta
Gorda Herald, gives warning that
there is a possibility of Cats being
elected governor. The Herald says
that at least 10000 Catholics in
The state are pledged to support Cats,
also a number of the coast fishermen
and that he viii receive a good many
votes from other sources. The Star
has consulted q number OF well-in-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

II pays to kick, sometimes. Bright
and early this morning came the Or
lando Reporter-Star of yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

The Miami Metropolis has the fol
lowing item which viii be of interest
to the friends of the hostess and her
daughter in this county:
Mrs. James NJ. Jackson's pretty
home, 155 18th street. has sheltered
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

Butter Nut Bread has the right taste
None of it ever goes to waste.
It is so pure, wholesome and good.
For health it's the very best food.
Il Carriers Bakery.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31
Fresh Rape se.I just received at
the 0eala Seed Store. eff

Get japanese basket at half price
before they are all gone. Gerig's
Drug Store. #
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31

Rather than pack them away, viii
sell the few japanese baskets at half
price Gerig's Drug Store. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-31
(Domestic)

To each and every one, better luck
next year than this.
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4onitnntinopel. %. gloi, iiber
9ier tunr0e geitern fol.
GENDER amtlite gcridIt ottsgcgeben
Bel Ari gurnu unO SeOoul gnbr
1T oiif bethen Seiten nur idDnfes
Siifanterie. uro artilleriefeuer Inn
@nnge. an Der aiiite bon @abo
2epeb periufte Elm feinoli6er
.S9lepper 4 bepoffnete Sbiffe in
ben Safen ein8uidleppen, puroe lie.
bod ooran eebinOert. llniere Sol
0aten nateteH ms 8aiier uno mad.
ten trot oes feinoliAen 6euers biele
@efangene. GeinoIihe areu5er, Die
bergebli9 Eruppen in BuOrum 81
lan0en neriudten, feiierten 1000
@rcnoten auf Die StaOt, einiee Sou.
fer beiddoigeno uno cine Moidee
.5eritoren0. 0ienitag 0adt nabmen
uniere 9atrouiaen einige gelan0ete
SolOoten NIT 6lnegeu gefongen.
Seute tptr0en Die feilolinen areit.
3er aus 9uorum Sltriidge5ogen.
B19renb Der gtaht gum "a. W1oi
griffen urliere Gruppen oos feinolt-
DIE Eager nabe 8orisn an uno err.
.beuteten babel 5 feinolide SegeIi6if.
ie nit 8orrdtben.@
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Mnhlanb fat 6ier feinen Grtbit.

Gbic1go 20. Wt1t. ga Die riii'
fiihe gfe9terung, bisber penigitens.
nidtimltnnSc gefpeien lit, @elo in
ben Der. Staaten o~ui3utreiben,
fcunte ein getpnltiger &ontraft slr
9ieferung BON Grodtpnsgons, Der
in Chicago our 4lsfibrung gelat.
gen Iolte, nidt obgeidloiIen peroen.
Set pielen 8oden lino ~llnterbano.
lunsen init Der 9uImnn so. I'M
@nnge, bic Die 2ieferung nusgeihla-
aeu bat, neil Die ruiIiide glegieruno
begin, oeren ageuteu niir nit Soften
be5nblen wolltcn.
Aie Glipe 3imnels, Silfsprdfi.
bent Der BuumaH So, erfldrte, Itebt
Die ruiiiide Hcgicrnng in geters.
burg brett uno ourd aacuten in
9etu Yorf felt Wlonaten In Inter.
banoLnug NIT Der 5irmo, Inn Die
1iefcrung bcn $1,000 BIS 10000
1rahtwnggons I'M Mertb BON $i2,.
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Nrui9teittn auS SOma

Dalte 81 praftiiieren. 9obor lino
~ aus 9es Moines.
Die ~15.j1brige MurreG gates
riidte AM 0onneritag aus Der elter-
lihen 8obnung In @lbin aus, muir.
be ieood bier am 8nbnbof IN sc.
Dabrfam genommelt.
Ser 0es Moines 6luB ltieg bonn
geittwo4 bis 9onuerftng Inn bier
Sub.
9onnerItog Nodt broh elm 9te6
in oas 3iulmer bon 6. 9i6enorr in
ben 8rofpn A%partements elm un0 emit
tpen0ete cine ll6r mo S. 8aargel0.
Diebe ~Itntteten Der 8obnung bon
emma Goof, 615 @eit 4. ctr, einen
unertpinihten 9eil6 ab uno Itoblen
SO, iopie mebrere S1mudloden.
SnfoEge Der Grplolion elmer Ge.
troleumfonne entitano am Greitog
in Dem fleinen @o6nbnuie bon Syobn
.. 6lenine, gde 9it %. ullo 2pon
Str, Elm 6euer, tpeI6es bas SIits.
den nobe3u eindiderte rt0 einen
Shdoen bon $500 nnridtete.
Tins miro beridtet, Dab e8 in 9es
Wioines nod 2eute gibt, nelhe iid
Der Belt entiinnen f6nnerL Oa bier
Die Sonne ihien.
Die 25.idbrige Gp6ter oes Berg.
monnS 8iaiom 8l1d fpurOe Jreitag
gladt bon orei Stalienern oitf Der
2anoitroBe nobe GdrrteD angegriffen,
gefeiielt uno eefnebelt unb o1nn in
cine Bfiibe %geiporfen, mo fie ipGter
aufgefunoen ipitroe. Cine Inter.
iubune 1T eingeleitet.
Ser @eiltestrante SnoIon Giib
bon &aipfepe entipih aus Der unter
Dem 9nmen sims Getreot befaunten
anitnlt nnO ieste bic 8%epobner bon
urbonoole NIT Der Gr31blung In
Sdreden, 6oB er feline Walttcr er.
ntoroet babe, Gs eelong ipater Den
g%eboroen, iid) ieiner 8a bema6tiaen.
RoD Sarris, ein Snlaiie oes 3udt.
bouies in Sort Maoiion, DerIeste
.iid IN Der Maidinen gtbtbeilune Der
Anitalt Die @nno uio perlor bier
Singer. gluf @rrno oeS arbeiter.
GntiddOiguugS : @eietes DerIangt
Sarris MN bon oct gerluoltrna oes
8udtbauies ShaDenerfot. Man oorf
anf Oos 2tiisfomnlen oes GrooelIes
geiponHt iciu.
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re- HtlAafasfiH msAl lfletn mt.
lablfa u tfbitfffha tlutlfa
Half

HHl|a a. Hdl aatt Nsfnr
b elmer *elpfaae 81 Sci stNrfa
wlmm HaflfasH9H siH4
iahfe hef hsas AaimNtf
paM #aFa a8 fW riyll
s H Mfii8 wa Af ml
fittH tahtf1Nf ei n
HsHf wf tfstasH tfiiffH ln taA
illA asf NisltaslAsle asf 4fau.
fHf Hna aFH. WfWdft Hibfr1.
4 tisiH sEE leesfa
t f0iflAiaes fN tt Nfrlf
.unisRh slA mf FdHiId g0
ragaiNa laHH Hhf fie lfaifit
nahiaf H rhaf mih nnf
as Hl9i eass FlHsiam sial wi
HHiA Epiei III lets8 Aalig }lal N
'hie iAHat Nlile BON NaHi argW ff.
'laaaFU iaHHea bic lh lNffllM hiag
psflilfn Aote Ate fif Ia tlfal
nub an alanae IamlIi aafi NJ lia.
.liffii ff Epfadx aeh5fl rlthi s
.iflln aura lslHes HaiitHalu gbfasi.
BE- ln 1nHt ltaf Noub 10 AlHa.
HN unb ben matiahaHm nalfn por
Hgloaa
Nn llftfH Mam niai im l,mtli ii.
.baE an Anaflgf aHi dteuHh. lin.
sam aph ETH Ahaflii aai rNullh.
.lanA lsiN mllfaK Iif liaiieHi "a
.ufieasertlauna Die hlnltr elntnl
Ehiiitr BON Qhfalu tp Idlcties
.@dulign rertital. Gibl icine Nrtla.
uina. pgebalh Bic auacboie onsat.
.lhl0aen mnroru. Die 9tdlipucr
lhamieu iih bonn bod. 0oriu often
Oos an5aaeben. mne tie au0crmarts
.als Nouuano aFbrouhteH. nnmlih,
.0aB Die oiterrridnidlen Angcbote 8i
iput fancn un0 DnB ibncn nidi ac.
traut meroeu tonnte. Sialieniihe
1taniSmanner haben tetn Hcd)i ote
Observation-Disclosures anocrer glatio.
men nit 0entielben Wlabitobe 81 met.
fen on JIG an ibre eigene 8reue
geeen einen gertrag Iegten."
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Qes Mpines.

SER Grnit garnllb, 1856 @eii
Z. Ctr. jekt mObnbuft, fat nad mic
Dor bic gertretnng Der omaha Sri.
bane". @ir bitten bic 2eler, i'm
0~enisfeiten aus 5nmilienfreiien 81.
fOmmen 8n laiien, and fDlleftiri
Serr 8arnaB bic g6Onnemeats.9e
TRACE.
Gin acknowledgements fubr an
9onneritae gfe "a. Ctr. uno Drofe
Bart ape. in einen Sitnep Bus
bineiii, nobel Grou g. s. Mant
9erIesungen ooOontrite.
6anf5ig Redtsbeflificne iperoer
am /. Suni eepriift weroen, Oh iie
fdbig iino, lit Soma ols Hedtsan.
e
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@enn bas anse-eines mtcrneb.
minashlitigen Rannes ooer elmer
ioIdlen 5rnu ouf Dies fGqt,, Ole be.
gierig fino, ibr @elo sl b~eroierfa-
den, urio bereit, Iofort li6 o18ll.
ihlieBeu, oann fDiiroe i'd germ nit
t6m o0er ibr forreiponOieren o0er
iie perionlid treffan. Cine dn-
ne6mbdre Gerion fam fid an einem
@cihGft betbeiligen, Oas 500. bis
10000 i1brIid umiebt. $1,000 bar
er~foroerIid. aein @~runo6eIib, feline
Mine, feline Spiel- ODER Genn.ger-
mittIitng, Innoerit cine fir 9e6eng.
8eit CUTE @eihdftspropoiition. 9iur
Brin8ipale baben antbeile. Seine
4genten ODER 8rofer. @enn sic
fein @eidGft beabiiftigen ooer nidt
oas @elo babeL Damn Ipart Die
Marfen inc meme Belt. aoreIie
81, Sntnba Sribiue, Omaha, Neb.
1928
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Nes !Nndlnerraths n~tlnef[nnt.

Qonoon 20. Wloi. Cine GepeI4e
an Die Grdange Eel. 60. melOet aus
aopen6ngen: Die Oeutiden 3eitlin-
gen beridten, OaB Der Oeutide mebr.
Jade Midion1r Senator Yoiiebl in
altona inter Der anflage tpegen
SodperrotDs perbnftet iporOen lit,
oa er MctoIle unO S6tDefel aus
ieinen IhtDeoiihen uno nortpegiihen
@erten an @roBbritnnnten oerfouft
hat.
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aSnia aonitantin anser @efnhr.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 80. Waai.-
g[us atben miro nod Berlin BON
elmer ao~ig aonitoutin iebr nobe
lteben0erte 9erionIidteit beri9tet,
oaB oos 8efinoen oes @riedentonigs
i'm Aagemeinen ourhnits 5ufrieoen-
IteIlc1o fell gang i'm @egenias 81
oet aus anoerer Gueae itammenoen
alarmgeriidten.
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10000 Bis S75O00O0o Al berqc

100000 Bis $75,O0o,O0o gu berge.
ben. 9d Die Yuaman SO. ieood
MIR gesen bnar Iiefern noIlte, mubte
oas angebot aiisgeidlngen tperoen.
Soate Die 6%iuau8ierung ieoo6 nod
geIingerl, 70 tpiir0e Der &ontraft 10.
tort abgeidIOiien mcroeny tuie Serr
RiinneIs Deriiderte. Enuienoe BON
arbeitern miirOen 3tuei Sabre lang
gei6dftigung BADEN, tDenn ons 8ii.
Itar0e fommt.
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Gfneibernteiiter gInnuit Seer.

Sdnei0ernteilter Mugltit Seer.
mann bat fem @eihGft nod Dem
@ebdiioe 1909 Douglas StrnBe Der.
Ieet uno tpiiroe iid freuen, feline
aIte &iinolhaft unO redt oiele relie
bort begriiBen su fOnnen.
8reo @rob, Sobn bon ailton
@rob, 2420 Gd6 IL. Ctr, reUt
heute anf 5tpei Woten na6 Stem
0orf, st tuirO iid aud in Buffalo,
q. D.. alfboIten.
Ml1n unt1riiibe bic Oeittide
greiie, inoem man Su ibrer Der.
breituua beitrdGt,
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Gyrouen . Silfsberein.

9a Sraa @amOBr Ieiber infpl9e
beS SObes Hires 1rnbers naG GaIi.
~fOrnien bernfen iurrbe, 1T 6er &affee
naditen Mittuod beridOben mnb bic
gOritanOsftnng finbet Gamftag ben
8. Snni in Der Office, 1911 Somarb
Strake, nm 2 ilbr itatt.
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Berlin tueis Oun geidlts.

Berlin 80. 9iai, iiber 2on6on.-
lleber Die angebLide Eorpeoierune
bes onterifoniiden 0ampiers Ste.
brosfon" on Der aiilte SrldH6s am
Iebten Dieuitag lit in Berlin feline
Snformotion erbdltlid.
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kHf etH msyia4 mfs
Fltifslm haH sits
afIh HA HHf .
a.lW Faiaa Na Fa
a iifH
Nlsf8 ffa taa
Mf ts
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sYslHhs Nv 6ff NeH taf t III
a6t Tflo alis Ntlprthatnt liHslfn
ifHf
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fHiefts WsfH Ef tF M h4
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.HegW l#k fgt
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WNaiaHi ka fH
liisallh ais Ait aflt $3.50
uatf n'sfH ri. tH Mts iai
HsfH Hfa6aa i0 n.lf
fiffft f
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ffHitt anls hs aht t5
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go Nsilef8 sH Cd I0O
Eisf 0nht 1910 60
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Neal Nalbgt W@tu
NiHis. Elaa8 uAH W 93
iet AHas. sB n0 400.
hweims }ulthf 3 $50 Mldrti
Hi Ma o bahtF HAr Bis hada
20 beber
Imhlhnilisprsit 81 ib-T65
Nodiitr Nrgik 500
Shait-leinf am H4drfi. Marfi
ilr bie Nade 81 g uieoriafr.
Gurhihnttapflls i000-ii 40.
@oditrr Qreis. gdmngr 49, so.
MlcfionH St0.b0.
Colorado Nlrr. Hammer Si035.
gdmmcr igit BITS | 0boHcr.
@cihoreuc, Iridiie 80 i0-9s0.
5dmcrt S.. 81 %. 40.
@eitor. Nlutieridoie $5.50-600.
Solo. 6riiblg Hammer Slt.i5.
Gbieaao Wnrftberidt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOO. Wlarft felt.
Sdbrlinge 1926. einiae 81 $3.50.
Sdmeine-3uhlbr 10000. Morft
ieit bis itart.
Gurdidnittsprcis S7.70-7S0.
&otIter greis $7.s5.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000. Diortt felt.
S6afe-3ufubr 5000. @artt 20
.nieoriger.
$t0.25.
20 nieoriser.
$1,000.
@eidor. 2dmmcr $t0.65.
@oQ. Sdmmer $tt.40.
Colorado 21mmer S11.50.
5riiblings 2dmmer $3.50.
danius GitD Marft6eridt.
&inOUieb-3ufubr 200. @arft no.
imnal.
Observation-Disclosures 800. @artt.
Iaugiam bis fell, BIS 10 nieoriger.
20 Cars 0eba0a maI5gefittt. Stiere,
$685..
1925.
OfIuboma S8.35.
Marft felt Bis %nieoriger.
Mlarft felt.
5eeoers, M1rft felt.
aalber, Marft fe3t.
.Sdneine-8ufubr 1000. Iarft
5 n~ieoriger.
GurdIduittspreis $7.55-7.65.
&D9lter greis $40.
S6afe-feine an Warft.
$t1.15.
ct. SOicpb Marftberidt.
NiuODieb-3ufubr 100. Marft no.
SSGbrlinge $3.50.
Sdmeine-8nfubr 1900. Martt
idtpad1, Biz 10 nieortger.
Gurdi6nittspreiS $7.55-7.70.
&6dIter greiS $7.70.
Sdafe-3ufubr 300. Marft felt.
@ei6or. 2dmmer 1886.
Gmaba @etreiOemarft.
Omaha, 80. Mai. 1915.
GurfeD @ei8en-
SIR. 2. t37h-138
g2r. 3. t37-13712
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gr. 3. 135-136h
SIR. 4. 130-134
8eiber 5riibjabrsmei3en-
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Duran @ei5en-
CIR. 2. 1876
g3r. 3. 1875
8eibes Gorrl-
gtr. 2. 72A-72A
Ger. 8. 71M-72
gtr. A. 71-7th
SIR X 703L-7tH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

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