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Evening star., 1915-05-24
AUTOMOBILE 0vERTURNs.
Car Badly Damaged, But Occupants
Escape Serious Injuries,

An automobile owned and operated
by William J. Doolan, 1892 street
northeast. struck trolley pole in front
of the National Training School for
Boys, Bladensburg road and the District
line, last night about $50 O'Clock, went
to the side of the road and overturned
Guests of Mr.. Doolan in the car were
Mr.. and Mrs. David P. Myers and six
children, 30 Quincy street northeast.
The automobile was not speeding
when the accident happened. it is
stated, and its nine occupants escaped
serious injuries. Mrs. Myers sustained
bruises about her body, and two of the
children were slightly hurt. They were
taken to Casualty Hospital in an am
bulance.
Mother and children remained at the
hospital only short time. The auto
mobile was badly damaged.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
GERMAN STATEMENT.
BERLIN. May "A, via London, 2:5o p,

BERLIN. May "a, via London. 2:5O p.m.:
Western theater of war: Several ad-
vances by night and day by the Brit
ish between Neuve Chapelle and Civ
enchy and French attacks on the
northern slope of the Lorette hills.
at Ablain and north and south of
Neuville were repulsed, with heavy
losses to the enemy. who lost $50
prisoners Between the Meuse and
the Moselle artillery battles continue
In the forest of lie Pretre the French
suffered losses during a new and un-
successful attack.
In the eastern and southeastern the
aters of war the situation is un-
changed
Evening star., 1915-05-24
AUSTRIA REQUESTS US.
- TO PROTECT SUBJECTS

LONDON, May 24.-Austria has asked
the United States to take over the pro-
lection of Austrian subjects in Italy
The American government has trans
mitted instructions to it's amba ssadors
in Austria and italy.
Italy has asked Switzerland to take
charge of Italian interests in Germany.
The federal council has accepted the
charge.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
FRENCH STATEMENT.
PARIS, May n, 2:4O p.m..

At several points between Steenstraete
and Ypres the enemy yesterday de-
livered attacks after having made
preliminary use of asphyxiating gases
These attacks were repulsed.
In the region to the north of Arras the
fighting continued all night long
We took 120 prisoners at a point to
the north Of the village of Neuville
st. Vaast. The enemy delivered sew
era1 counter attacks. but they were
checked by our artillery. The artil-
lery engagements are being contin-
ued with intensity.
Further reports received describe strik-
ingly the extent of the check admin
istered to the Germans in this region
during the evening of May % and the
night of May 22-23. In spite Of the
numerous reinforcementS brought
forward with all speed and the vigor
of the fresh attacks, repeated two or
three times. the enemy failed ir
every one of his efforts and suffered
considerable losses.
Nothing has been reported from the
remainder of the front
Evening star., 1915-05-24
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT.

VIENNA, Austria, May "a,
There is no change in the general sit
uation.
Russian attacks on Jaroslaw and on
tho upper Dniester were repulsed
Saturday, with great losses to the
enemy.
The Russians also failed in a new at
tempt to cross the Pruth near Bojana
and east Of Czernowitz.
During battles in the hill country, in
the region of Kielce. $500 Russians
were taken prisoners
Evening star., 1915-05-24
RUSSIANS PUT AN END
TO TURKISH MASSACRE
Reported to Have Occupied Van,
Where Armenian Civilians Were
Being Besieged.

.TIFLIs. Transcaucasia. May %, via
Petrograd and London. May GA de-
tachment of Russian soldiers has occu-
pied the town of Van. in .Asiatic Tur-
key, thus bringing relief to the Arme-
mans who were being besieged there
by the Turks.
Upon the advent of the Russians the
Turks retreated in the direction OF
Bitlis
Joint Note by Powers.
LONDON. May GA joint official
statement by Great Britain. France and
Russia. issued last night, said
For the past month kurds and the
Turkish population of Armenia have
been engaged in massacring Armenians
with the connivance and help of the
Ottoman authorities. Such massacres
took place about the middle OF April
at Erzerum, Dertshau, Moush, Ze1tun
and in all Cilfcia.
THE inhabitants of about hundred
villages near Van were all assassin,
quarter is besieged by Kurds. At the
same time the Ottoman government at
Constantinople is raging against the
inoffensive Armenian population.
High Turks Must Answer.
"In the face of these fresh crimes
committed by Turkey the allies gov
ernments announce publicly to the
sublime porte that they will hold all
members of the government, as well
as such of their agents as are i'm
plicated, personally responsible for
such maSSacreS."
Evening star., 1915-05-24
WAR INVOLVES MORE THAN HALF
OF THE WORLDS POPULATION

More than half Of the entire population of the world
since Italy has joined in the European conflict according
the figures compiled by expert statisticians
These show the population of the world 121426OO
population of countries engaged in hoss 9
296OOO
The composite strength of the allies given 82oOOO and
that of the combined Teutons is placed at 15oOSOOOO
How the various belgerent countries giving their manhood
to the is shown in the following table:
ALLIES
British Empire 422oooooo
France and colonies 100000
Russian Empire III 100000
Italy and colonies 368OOOOO
Belgium and Kongo 100000
Japan 100000
Serbia Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Montenegro ......................... $4,000
Total 8l721oooo
TEUTONS
German Empire 100000
Austria Hungary 49, 100000
Turkey 81, $4,000
Total .......................... 159osoooo
Evening star., 1915-05-24
Hebrew Association Entertains.

Miss Sadie Atlas sang and Louis
Rosenthal gave violin selections at an
entertainment and dance given by the
Young Women's Hebrew Association
last night in the associations club
rooms, 1880 10th street.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
Bishop Harding Visits Churches

Paying his annual visitation to two
Maryland churches yesterday. Bishop
Harding preached In tho morning at
Trinity Church. st. Marys City. where
he also confirmed a large class pro-
sented by the rector. Rev. NJ F. Min
nick In the afternoon he officiated at
ST. Mary's Chapel, a country church
about three miles from ST. Marys City,
where he also confirmed large class.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
FOSS TO BE CANDIDATE.
Will Seek Republican Nomination
for Governor of Massachusetts,.

BOSTON, May 24.-Eugene N. Foss
three times elected governor by the
democrats of Massachusetts. will seek
the republican gubernatorial nomina-
ton at the September primaries on the
single issue of nation wide prohibition.
Evening star., 1915-05-24

Announcement is made that the Wa
bash railroad will be sold under fore
plosuye on Juno ~
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Bar gifp[ans in qem6era.

2onoon 26. 4pril. - Gar geifo.
Iaus lit in 2emberg, Der Saltptita0t
BON @ali5icn, eiugetroffeu. Sad eli
ner gleltter0cpeide aus 9etrograo
Duroe er an 8abnbof bon @robfitrit
9tifolai, Dem ruiiiiheu 9beritfom.
munoierenoen entpfangen. Cine
0fenidenmenge iammelte lt6 Dor
Dem Balois oeS @eneraIgouoerneurS
an, loo Der Gar @oBnung gcnommten
Bat, uuo brad in &odrufe aus,
idreibt Der acknowledgements.
Die Menae ihrie iid Die &eblen
better, bis Der 3or auf Dem 8aIton
eridien uno iid fir Den begeiiterten
@mpfang be01nfte.
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Sin gSinf fir aaffeslie66a6er.

5n Den aglIten alten" 3eiteu r0-
,iete icoe iorgiame Sausirau ibren
&affee iel6It ilber Dem aod6ero. 9ies
brodyte ieooh 10 utele 0adtbeiIe nit
iih, ooB bic SaffeegroBbdnoIer iid)
9armlf le9teh gIeid geroitetcn aaf.
ice IN ben SonOcl 8u bringen. Sad
Der alien 9tetbooe beoiente man itdl
bier3n 0es stoblenfeuers, ood itellte
lid heralI8, Dab oas aroma unO Der
8eidnlad mirfli9 guten aaffees I'M.
ter Der longiamen H6itllng erbeblif)
litten.
Ole felt Iongen Sobren I'M aoffee.
bier tb1tige rilbrige 5irma
$aEtOn e Gallagher So, enti6Gob
it1 Oes6alb, es einntal NIT @os 5tl
periudeu. Ser @rfoIg mar number.
bar. 9ie Goituug oes aaffees muir.
De in 20 Utinltten boa3ogpn uno
mlber0em ftellte iid nod berall8,
oaB aroma ltno @ei1mad uiel traf.
ais bel gt0itung nit aoblen
bliebeH. Die meitere SorgfaIt oieier
INN cine quite aaffeemii6nng
benefit aud Der llmitan6. Dob Der
aafiee Dor Der &0itun9 nidt MIR ge.
iiebt, iouoern aud our1 2uftorld
geretnigt miro, nm Staub uuo bite.
re trofeue gobnen 3u e%ntfernen. ga
oa8 4funo MIR zoe foitct, ioIlte ie.
Der 2%iebbdber zines guten aafiees
Die Waiihung Der garton
& Gallagher SO. probiereu.
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Rom. ga upfil. Nu V0tia.
mnt5ifdiN bgrridli bier bie au.
.Ntt Bail mlat bits iim ne Mlot
.tgtue Gutihtbund nbet 6db Gin.
.arciim ,{t0lias iu Sen Nrita &C.
.troiim Ht 0us AlafldnaHt ucri0at
.mcrOm miro.
Gs miro 0fltcto aemadlt. inter.
nnliouaIe 6rdaeu t0mttn i'm Bar.
lament uidt croricrt nlr0cn iolaugc
ite nod m1tcr Berbaualma limo. uu0
e8 miiroe iuumi0rig mt0 bcindhe mts
milr0ia itr Dos 4urlament itin. flci.
ne &uaelegcubeltcu 81 crortcrn, To-,
lonae iolhe bodlmidtige 6rageu Dor
DEM gdnoc ihmebien. auBcr0cm bot
oie 3eputirtcnfaumcr Dem Sabine.
pole glatibeiuauiB gegeben. uno e5
bat iih ui6ts ereigHet. NOS 0ieieS
8crtrduen 5erit0ren tonnte. Iu5
Blatt n@iornale D StaIia" meint
Die Ger. 5taoteu miir0en om Gn0e
ocs ariege8 Die ein5iae Modt iein,
Del4e bon oieicH mirt6idaitlia pros
fitirt bate. a0ntg 8iftor Gmanuel
bate langc geiprehun9en nit oem
Bren1ier uno Dem 0tiniiter 0es gllts-
martigen.
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Qalmaeleate 1rirOengOeleaatipnen.

SIN 6oag, q. April. 8unf
oes BON England atlsgeiprodenen
8erbot5 ieaIider Sdiffabrt 8pii6en
9oaanO mo England f6nnen 40
auf Dem boadnotIden Dampfer
@gtooroam" GefnnoIide amerifnni.
ihe 6rieOenSoelegotinnen, Die ii6
Dor s 3agen in J}en gorf an goro
bego6erL nidjt ~redlt3eitig bier Gin.
treifen. auf cine Suffrage DER 5itb.
rerin Der Delegation, SRI, Sane
q0ams, ertIarte Der anerifanii6e
8otidaiter in 2onoon, @olter Sage,
Dab er in ser angelegenbeit nidts
tbun f0rne.
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vic man in Der sdmeii Senft.

Cine Sdnei3erin ioG fiir3Ii6 ait
ben gormurf eines g%ugIGnoer8, DID
5dDetjcr ieien nidt neutral, fol-.
gel0e gntmort gegeben BADEN: g8ir
perbaltcn ms m~1bc0iugt neutral
un6 iino ooh uidlt t6eihabm5loS
aegen Ole fdnpienoen Mddlte. Bir
hoffen nit ben 0cufiden, lciOen mid
6en 6~ron5oien, mir repoltieren mil
oen &uiien, mir ringer nit ben
Geiterrcitern mir banaeu nit Den
5erben ltno - mir i6dmen uls fir
Die @ngIan0erl
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gercitelteS g5om6enatteutat.

Salontti, q. april. Nod.
ridten bon aonitantinopeI beiagen,
Dab nod in Glitter Stun6e elm Som.
plott ent6edt wuroe, onrd oas ale
hoberen 0elti6en un6 tiirtii6eu 81.
fi5iere get00tet iperoen iollten. an.
ae6lt6 tparOe cine ouf cine gapifle
Belt geitelte @ombe i'm 8imner
bes ariegsrntbs gefunoen, IN mel.
iid tlr3 oorauf Grlper 8aida,
@eneral bon Gamblers, General
feGbmaridaI b. 8. Golf uno piele
onoere bobe 0ffi8iere bcriommeln
'oaten. Ger Ieste Sat benefit,
CAP Ole @eloung erIogen iIt.)
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3eripna[N adlriaten.

SER Sermann araft, friiber bier
anidiiig getueien Der ie6o6 gegen.
ndrtig in 3tbica, ge6., Elm ilottes
@eidaft 6etreibt, belt iid mebrere
8aae bier in 9eruf8geiddften auf
uno %itattete ms einen angenebHlelt
9cfud o6.
81 unierem 2eiblpeien erfabren
mir. baB Ser emil Senme %erfranft
lit mo iid i'm ct. Soiepb &oipita[
befinoet. Soffentli6 lit er baLo
mieoer 0oaig bergdtelt.
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Sire a~baefa6ren.

gls beute Morgen fur3 nod s
llbr Der 26.idbrige 6armer 8iaiaul
GomnleD aus MoorbeaO, So., einer
gtortbpeitern BUG auf Der Station
in Council 8luffs beiteigen tpollte,
fiel CT inter einen 8erionentpogen
un6 purben ibm bei0e 6iiBe obgefab.
rem. &opnleb mar altf Dem Seim.
pege uno befinoet iid iebt I'M Mlercp
Soipital in Council Bluffs.
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@9tung, babe
cine cute .Tarm!

Su @poming lit cine quite 6arnl
gu DerfotieHs $40 Ader 5Iadlano,
S @leiIen bon Der 8obn, 100 ader
sum 9dbaiien NIT aorn uno SAFER
uip. Gin Sous init 8 8immern
mo I GROCER StaII, 9 @etreiOe.
Sdcunen aderser6tbe; @aiier uno
@oI8. pile $40 ader einae3dlmt
init 3.fad. Grabt. aoItct Der
ader $22-25, Die SdIfte baar,
9ieit in "a Sabrcn. 8olt, S6ule
uno Stride IN ndditer @dbe. Gle
Meiie miro 6e5n0lt, aber MIR. fpcnn
oer stanf abgeihloiien miro. Nnr.
1920 Eribuile. me-
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Bali 6cs 8ranerei. u er.llnter.
itiibnngs . 8ereins.

Sim Somstag Den +. g1oi bait
Der o6eu genannte 8erein in qrm-
bruit's Safe. "a. mo 8inton Ctr.
ieinen OieSiabrigen 6riibling5baIl
ab. Sober, Der einen glIten 3ropfen
BOLD lit uno ii6 NAL mie0er gut
amafieren mill, Ioate nidt oerfeb.
len auf oieier 8eier gu erideiueu.
Sir quite 91uiif, Giien uno Grinfeu
lit beitenS gciorgt. gintritt % GtS.
pro 9erion. 8an8 frei.
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Serlan8t.

Sin tidtiser reiIen6er asrnt fir
Die nSdalide GmaGa 9ri6ane" i'm
Staate 0cbrasfn. Muk GmpfcB.
lungeH ba6eu. 9anernoe, quite
Stellnne.
Sin iiingerer Mnnn, Der Elm Mo.
torraO rignrt, mir0 burse3Ogen.
Mau meiSe lid iofDrt.
Gfnaba eolUarb Ctr.
Ema9a, We6r.
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nsebOau madlt 2naeltanbniRe.

SDracuIe, q. Npril. - Sn Der
9eitrigen 8erbanolllng iiber oie ge.
gen Jpn tpegen 8erleumoung i6tpe.
benoen &lage muBte @r-grGft6ent
&beooore 9Rooiepelt 8ugeiteben, oaB
er Inn iid eirlem poIitii9el Inter.
bob" sefdatg ou seigen, ais @on.
perlteltr oeS Staotes geetp Dorf CT.
men Demofraten gum Steuer-S eom.
ernaumte. Die antpdlte oeS
aI1gers molen In ibren gemiibun.
gen f%ortfabren, Rooiepelt's politi-
Idle llu3lperIdiiiefeit 5l betpetIen,
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Si6 Omaha, 81. 9prii 1915
Aiuouicl- 3uftbr 6,200.
Beef Stiere. Marft, Ieifte ieit BIZ
tart, ihmerc felt.
Sd1rlinae 5iemlid cute bis quite
S8.00-S40.
Sellers 0lorft ieIt.
&6diter 8reis $40.
Corn fec 8ecpes.
Sellers. Martt felt.
Cute bis 6eite $4,000.
@tittelmdBige $7.5o-775.
3iemIi6 cute bis CUTE 800
$50.
aibe, 9tarft felt.
Gute bis bette $6,60-725.
3iemIi6 CUTE bis quite $50
$50.
mitteImaBioe $3.75-5.75.
.Stofers mt0 5eeOers, 0}artt, belt,
ieit, oit6ere idpa6.
@ute $7.50-8.000.
3iemli6 CUTE bis CUTE 1925
$50.
@itteImdBiae $6.25-7.25.5
Stod Sellers $5.25-7.25.
6tod ail6e $5.5O-5.75.
5tod aal6er Sc. 25-8.25.
8eal aGIber $7,25-9.75.
9uQs 5.00-6.50
5dueine- 3ufu6r 1880. @arft
SO mebr.
9urdi9nittSpreiS $7.15-7.25.
S6diter @reis $3.50.
Sdafc-3ufubr 5000. Nnrft
25 nie6riger.
Gur6i6nittspreis t0.25-to.65.
S06Iter 9reiS $1,000.
Nutterfdafe, $7.90-8.40.
8i66er, $8.00-8.50.
g6icasO @arfe6cridt.
8iuObieb-3ufubr 5000. Martt
Iangiam nit Montogs 9reis.
S1brlinge, nleiiten8 felt.
So6iter &reis 1925.
Shiueine-8ufubr $4,000. @larft
lpenta boiler.
Qur6i6nitt8preiS $7.40-7.50.
&06Iter 8reis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000. Martt
1871 nieortger.
2Gmmer, b6dlter greis $tt.00.
GeiAorene 2ommer $3.50.
aanias gitp @arfcberi6t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000. @arft
geit bis 10 bober.
SGbrlinge 5000.
Merican 1855.
aiibe, Morft felt bis 10 Bo5er.
Wforft felt.
aGI6er, Martt felt.
S@meine-3ufitbr 10000. Marft
5-t0 uieoriger.
Qurtf6utttspreis $7.25-7.40.
Soditer 8reis $7.45.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000. Mtarft 5
bis 10 b6ber.
Bette 21mmer $t0.85.
St. OSiep6 @arft6eri6t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 200. Marft
felt.
Wfarft nie0rtger.
Sdweine-3uiubr $500. @arft
5-10 nieoriger.
0ur6i9nittspreis 81. 30-7.35.
S6hlter 1reis $7,45.
S9afe-3ufHbr 5000. Morft
langiam.
Bette &dnlrner $10.65.
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gu bertaniea moocrnes
6aus NIT 6 grobcn 8iutmern,
.6itIide 5ront, in gutter 0aGbar-
.ihaft. @rober @arten nit O6It.
bdunen, $4,000. Gelep6oniert all:
@enion 1865.
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aarlrnpartie bes frnnenhiIiapereins

wv NihAtHVAiNuttNlhes
NlittiuudJ glben0 mn S llbr fins
vet int Gcutiheu 3aus Die aurtet.
lrtic gum 8eiten Der ariegsmithpen
mo &uiieH itott. IS ioate nidt
,6t1ig iein, oorauf bin8upciien. onB
0 8rieie ausgcieBt fin0, Der quite
Sued oaein ioate Is jeoem 5lir
2ilidt modem an crideiuel 6eious
)ers on Der Gintriit nur % Gents
jetrdat.
8erta @ebihmon
8~oriiben0e oes 6rmenbiIi5pereins.
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gs be3abIt fid, In ben .aIaI.
fifiairten 4noeisen" Der Sribiine su
nnnounriren.
60. Gbiel moft bic DeIten
aIeioer in Gmoba. TO 3. 16. Str.
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Griuatier = pitnidt gefmnHdaft
init einem ioIioerL darafterfeten
8rGulein 5tpeds Seirotb. @itttpe Of.
ne ainoer nidt olts9eidloiien. 81.
.i6riften urter q. 10 an Omaha
GGglide Eri6iine.
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Sib.GOlOraOO SeimItdttenlan6;
better 8o6en, otf Dem aaes pGdIt.
GrIte auslagen $85 uno Oead-
iudungsgebiibren, SIC fir 100
Qder. 6ronf @bon6er, 1916
Dodge Str, Omaha. @--3.
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Or. z. Gtaabs, 9cntider Graaea.
arSt aab Sperat6r.

Deeine mebr oIs 20idbriee Ct.
fabrung bat betpiefert, Oob bteIe
Srnuenleioen obne Operation qebeiIt
iperben tonnerL iuetln redt5eitig unS
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G6irOpraetic Spinal a%Oinfments.
Or. @oDar08, "a. & 6ornam. 0.3445
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9ests, 2ssfs, 9esfs, 9esfs, 9esfs
S. 6. gee0, 1907 Sarnam Str.
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Observation-Disclosures 5armer,
9eu%ti6- ameritnner, % Sabre alt,
$4,000 germ6gen, $4,000 Orb.
idaft 8roteitant, quite @rideining,
iudt Die 8efannti6aft zines Jun.
gen, 6elltid : proteitontiiden MGo.
.6en8, 1876 Sabre aft, bertrolt
init allen Saitsorbeiten, 8pefs bal.
bigger &eiratb. 3uidrtften nit &c.
nauen anga6eu iin6 gu ri6ten urter
9 200 an Omaha 8ribiit1e. M.0.
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Sas preisparbiafte Gfen BET geter
Stump. 9elitiae aiide. 1908
Dodge StraBe, 2. Stof. @abIaei.
ten 25 Gents.
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berer fleiBiger 9tann fir 2una
uno Sbort Sroer @eih1ft. Mlub
ungefGbr 500 oIs GinIage baden.
Seine Miete. fem 2idt. Qntiuortm
unter 9. 800 an Omaha Sri6ii.
ne. TT.
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Sectional gdtt @eb1u0e. 9eIe.
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gmoba. 81. grpril 1915.

3l erfanfen-Sausba .@06eI II.
@as.apporate. 32t3 8oppIeton
@ue. Eel. $arnep 2203.
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a~ufarbeiten burh Die oIt6eu1brte
Sirmo Omaha SillOu &c., 1907
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.@dahi Junasr heuiihgr Hdder.
e%riitloHi1er Hlouu iihi bouefn.
he arbeit 8nihtiiten an cmahn
Irttlne g 800.
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ifab mtbe mlhei. tdl Aauftnat
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llofh iuwidFihen msh Ntltholien
mefL 8uihHilen on tfibine n 300
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