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The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District of Columbia, Maryland. and
virginia: Fair Friday and probably SATURDAY.:
mute change Temperature; light southerly
For North Carolina and South Carolina: Fair
Friday and probably Saturday; moderate easterly
winds.
Barometric pressure continues high Oh the South
Atlantic coast. and low in the region of the Great
Lakes. pressure distribution that has resulted in
continuation of warm weather throughout the
Eastern and Southern States although readinsx are
somewhat lower than on Wednesday in the Middle
Atlantic States. The highest Temperature rep,rted
from any point in these regions was 81 decree, at
Boston, Mass. Moderate temperature prevailed
generally west Of the Mississippi River and in the
Lake region.
There viii be local showers and thunderstorms in
the South Atlantic and Gulf States. and in the
Lower Lake region. Northern New York, and
Northern England Elsewhere east of the Misss-
apN River fair weather will prevail Friday and
Saturday
No important temperature changes are indicated
for the Eastern and Southern States during the
next forty-eisht hours. although there will be 4
gradual reaction to somewhat lower Temperature in
the North Atlantic States. the Lower Lake 70
gion. and the Upper Ohio Valley.
Local temperature Midnight. "a; a. m, -: 1
a. m. y: a. M. 70; a. m. IS; 10 q. m, G.;
L noon. Sc: p. m. 90: p m, 90: 6 p. m, s.;
p. m. -; 10 D. m. 7s Highest 81; lowest, r.
Relative hunidity-s q. m.. 81; p. M, .; 8
y. m, "a
Rainfall 70 p. m. to .. M, none Hours of
sunshine. los. Per cent Of possible sunshine 81.
Temperature same date last year-Highest, "a;
lowest s.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
Ole 6ownGr,er

Representatives q the Southern Com
mercial Commerce. including Senators
Fletcher. Of Florida, and Smith. Of
South Carolina. and Mayor Grace. Of
Charleston. yesterday called on Secre-
tary Garrison and Secretary Daniels
and enlisted their corporation in the
meeting Of the congress at Charles
ton in December
Industrial work that chlldren Of
Mount Pleasant Playground. Four
teenth street and Park road. have
done during summer vacation, will be
exhibited at the playground today.
Two hundred and seventy-hve chill
dren have received instruction. The
exhibits, under direction Of Miss
Louise Crittenden and Miss Katherine
Kali. will be open all day.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
ZOO ENJOY CHAMBER
Of COMMERCE OUTING
Annual Trip to Chesapeake Beach
Develops Into a Carnival
of Fun.

Two hundred Of the Capitals leading
business men In the Chamber Of Com
merce swan. played football and base
ball. sang songs and ate crab soup. fried
chicken. soft clans and cornbread at
Chesapeake Beach yesterday.
Under Chairman Fred Mersheimer's
management. assisted by Louis Otter
Jacobsen and >other epicures, the dinner
was all that a chef could desire.
The picnickers left at II o'clock and
enjoyed a cool. pleasant ride to the
Beach. Sol Minister'S band played Sec
retary Tom Grant talked tennis with
Charlie Howser. r. Edwin Joyce.
Thomas J. Fisher. George Wainwright,
George Buck. Odell s. Smith. ]. C. Nc
carthy and George, Markward an
nounced President P. T. Moran.
Soft drinks were served on the train.
sandwiches, sausage and more soft
drinks were offered. Then the crowd
scattered for fishing, grabbing. baseball
and swimming. Two large, old-fashioned
rubber footballs were provided. and a
lively game Of water polo was enjoyed.
George Killian tied with Joseph Ber-
berich for the long-distance swimming
record. During the dinner. which fol-
lowed the game. stunts by r. Edwin
Joyce. Thomas Fisher and ]. C. Nc
Carthy amused the diners. John
Ronayne. Ward Savage and Thomas
Fisher contributed an Irish reel, which
brought forth applause. DR.. Battle posed
for a moving picture machine.
or course the crowd was photographer
-twice-and two six-foot pictures now
adorn the chamber walls as souvenirs
Of the day.
The football game after dinner topped
of the occasion. w. D. Barry punted
over the roof Of the hotel and B. Frank
Wright made a flying tackle. p T.
Moran. (who was heard cheering when
the band played Come Back to Erin'D
admitted that it was as good as his
Dublin days when he captained the foot
ball team Of Trinity College.
Mr.. Moran made the only speech of
the day. 1t was in appreciation of the
work Of Fred Mersheimer. who was ten
dered a vote of thanks for the arrange
ments ne made.
George Cooke and W. F. GUIDE forgot
all about flowers.
Coming home on schedule time the
special was met at the District line by
a dozen special trolley cars and a score
of big autos. But one comment was
heard: 1T was some day"
Capt. Oyster rubbed elbows with
William Berens. W. T. Galliher and Roy
Clafiin drank ginger ale together. A.
Leftwich Sinclair. Chaplin Brown. Joseph
D. Sullivan and Charles w. Clasett dis
cussed laws relating to speed and the
wisdom OF increasing the allowance in
equity suits. D. ]. Callahan and r. N.
Harper were missed. Business kept them
from the trip.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
CITIZENS ASK IMPROVEMENTS,
Chillum Castle Heights Association
Asks Improvements.

In a list Of recommendations for public
improvements fled with the Commission
ers for consideration in connection with
the preparation Of the annual estimates
yesterday afternoon. the Chillum Castle
Heights Citizens Association asks that
the lines Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company be extended in New
Hampshire avenue to a point near the
Eastern Star Home and thence by loop
to the city through Takoma Park or
Brookland.
Recommendation Is also made that sew
eral streets be opened, graded and MAG
adamized. cutters laid and curbs set. and
that certain others be lighted with street
lamps.
A trunk line sewer from a point near
the Eastern Star Home to run south on
the east side of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and connect with the nearest
trunk sewer. is also requested.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Alexandra Council Observes Twenty.
fifth Anniversary with Entertain
ment-Many Attend.

| Alexandria. Va. Sept. 1s.-In honor
OF the twenty-ffth anniversary Of its
Organization. Alexandria Council. No.
5. Order of Fraternal Americans. to-
night held a celebration in Odd Fell
lows Hall. which was attended by a
large gathering Of members of the
order. including a number from WASH
! fngton.
! The exercises were opened with an
address by James r. Mansfield. secre-
tary. A history of the council was
given by John H. Trimyer. State treas
urer. this city. Others who made ad-
dresses were C. B. Webb. national
councillor. Statesville. N. c.: A. w.
Skunk. past State councillor, Washing
ton.
Music was given by the La Fsyette
Mandolin. Guitar. and Banjo Club. un-
der the direction of Allen G. Jennings,
Washington. Other numbers on the
program were as follows: Recitation,
A. c. Columbus. Washington: solo and
fancy dance. Miss Eunice Wilson,
Washington: solo,. Miss Gretta Lud-
wig: ventriloquist and magician. Prof.
II. E. Curtis: barytone solo. Walter o.
Busey. Washington. D. c.. and recita-
tion. A. c. Columbus. The accom-
panists were Miss Maggie Grinder and
Mrs. F. E. Ludwig.
| Holders Of stock in corporations out
side Of Virginia will have to pay taxes
on the stock. c. Lee Moore, State au-
ditor. has obtained a list of such
stockholders in the State from State
corporation commissions of other
States. Names of Alexandrians hold
ing stock now are in the hands Of
Examiner of Records w. N. Lipscomb
and c. H. Callahan. commissioner Of
revenue.
Judge Holt. Of Staunton. Va, has
been designated by Gov. Stuart to hold
a part of the October term of the Cir
in place of Judge ]. b. T. Thornton.
The latter asked to be relieved.
The Central Mutual Telephone Com
pany. of Manassas, Va, with a maxi
mum capital stock Of 5000 and a mini
mum of $500 has been granted a charter
to build and operate a telephone line
William NJ Wheeler Is president and
Abraham Conner secretary-treasurer.
Both are of Washington.
A large crowd tonight witnessed the
annual State inspection Of Company G,
First Virginia Regiment. at Armory
Hall by Lieut.. Col 10 Lane Stern,
assistant inspector general Of Virginia
of Capt. w. NJ. King.
| The funeral Of Thomas NJ. Sillex took
place this afternoon from his home on
| South West street. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. o. w. Triplett. pastor of
the Second Baptist Church. and Rev. DR..
John Lee Allison, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Mount Vernon Circle Yesterday .nter-
tained the Kings Daughters of Fairfax
County at the Friends meeting house,
Woodlawn. that county. Mrs. ]. N. Gibbs
presided. and devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison,
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. There was a short address by
Mrs. Burton. State president. Richmond.
Graham & Ogden, real estate dealers,
have sold for Charles H. Emery to George
H. Mcdonald. OF Bergen County. N. j..
farm containing. 116 acres. with a
dwelling house thereon. located at Min
melville. Prince William County. Nd.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
Save The Baby
Use the reliable
HO RLICk'S
ORIGINAL
M allied Milk

Upbuilds every part Of the body efficiently
Endorsed by thousands Of Physicians
Mothers and Nurses the world over TO-
more than q quarter Of century.
Convenient, no cooking nor additional
milkrequired. Simply disso!vein water.
Agrees when other foods often fail.
Sample free, H0RLIcKS, Racine. Vis
No Substit is1yust ~ Good
rs H0RlCk'S, the Original
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
A Mothers Peace.

II every expectant mother would
get Mothers Friend from her drug.
gist and would apply this wonderful
external remedy and valuable help as
directed, she would soon experience
comfort and peace Of mind. For many
years this time-tried remedy has been
used and strongly endorsed by expert
enced mothers, for it is the one safe,
dependable remedy that penetrates to
relieve all strain on nerves, cords, hg-
aments and all parts involved. 1t
makes the muscles expand naturally
and stops pain.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
DRY" RESOLUTIONS. ADOPTED.
Episcopal Chupch Favors
Nationwide Prohibition.

Resolutions favoring prohibition in the
District of Columbia and Maryland were
adopted yesterday at the closing session
of the annual District conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South at
Emery Church, Brightwood.
Resolutions favoring prohibition in the
United States by amendment OF the con-
stitution also were adopted. The dry
resolutions we're presented to the confer
ence by Rev. D. L. Blakemore. pastor Of
st. Paul Church. who served as chair
man Of the temperance committee.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
BIRTHS REpoRrED.

George W. rnd Edith z. Atkinson, girl.
Bishop W. and Christine E. Davis. girl.
Edwin L. and Eva May Rothwell, boy.
Philip and Daisy A. Klees. boy.
Charles Z. and Elizabeth Wilson. boy.
Charles R and Catherine Riley. boy.
Joseph and Rebecca Shuman. boy.
Thomas NJ and Elizabeth v. Roland, boy.
David and Louise A. Linthicum, girl.
Emil and Leila Capito, grip
COLORED.
Clarence and Ida Lewis, girl.
John W. and Lillian Evans, girl.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
MUNICIPAL FESTIVAL PLANNED
Bands that Perform in Public Parks
Will BE Honored.

q, Following suggestions recently made by
citizens that Washinstonians are desirous
Of recording appreciation of the concerts
given in the public parks by the three
United States government bands. the
Commissioners appointed a committee
yesterday to arrange for big municipal
festival In honor Of the bands. to be held
at Potomac Park next month.
The committee will meet Tuesday morn
ing in the board room at the District
Building. when the character of the en-
tertainment will be determined upon.
The committee consists Of Col. W. w.
Harts. Melvin C. Hazen, Capt. w. D. A.
Anderson, Edward F. Colladay, Capt
William Mitchell, Thomas Grant, Charles
J. Columbus. C. ]. Gockeler, Frank B.
Thomas Bones. John Martin. and a rep
resentative of Fort Myer to be designated
by the commandant.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
lovest
Girl Hurt in Fall from Auto.

Ifene Connell,- white. Is years old. Of
Brown Station. Nd. fell from an auto
mobile owned and operated by NJ. C.
Judd, OF the Cumberland apartments.
yesterday evening while the machine was
turning the corner at Tenth and I
streets northwest. She received q frae-
to Emergency Hospital She was later
sent to her home.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
LOCAL MENTION.

pure lard. SIC h.: best butter. soc: 10
lbs. granulated sugar. 5Sc: choice white
potatoes. l4c PIX. yellow onions, lsc
pk.: fat Norway mackerel. Sc and 1oc:
zoe; grape Juice. quarts. :2c: pints, I,c:
lbs. fancy head rice. CSC: Lbs lima
beans. Csc: lbs. navy beans. 3sc: I
cans tuna ash. Csc: Eagle milk. 13c:
peas. csc: cans sugar corn, s5c: pound
sans cocoa. 35c; 4 -bbl. Old Time flour,
u.!5. sSSs N st. N. w. and an the J.
r. d. PyIes stores.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
Police on Trail of Mad Dog"

An investigation is being made by the
police of a mad dog" scare resulting
from Edward Wilson, 9-year-old col
ored boy. residing at 1l0S Twenty-sixth
street northwest, having been bitten
yesterday afternoon while at play.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
Driver Fatally Crushed.

Robert Wheeler, colored. residing at
3l9 NJ street southwest. driver of lum-
Der wagon owned by George c. Taylor,
Second and n street southwest, was run
over by his team while standing In. front
Of it at Broad Branch road and Morri-
son street northwest yesterday. He died
at Emergency Hospital
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Ann z pesgcs, % years. al st. NV.
Louise c. Pawn. 70. I'D Mas. ave- NV.
John Moan r. Q. s. Solders Home.
Dennis Kelley. 70. Government Hospital for Insane
Charles +. Crosby. 6. Casualty Hospital
Charles A. Prater. 6. Cont. Hospital for Insane.
John A. Madden. e. LII D 1t. ~.
John Frawner. 60. Government HOSPITAL for Inane
Charles Windridge. So George Washington Hospt
Harry q. Da.i. 8. Emergency Hospital.
James Fraser q, walter Reed General Hospital.
Edna Nj Emmona a, 263 Georgia ave.
Alice Mills month"; . 18th place
COLORED.
Charles c. Joues. n years. Govt. Hospital Insane
william A. Henry @. D8 Inh st. nv.
John Owens. g. llso nth st NV.
James MinArd Wade. %, Naval Hospital
Robert McGruder. months and . days Chill
arsn's Hoapi.al
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
Tailor Sought BY Police,

The latest swindle worked upon . long.
suffering public Is one which has been
accomplished several times In the last
two weeks by former tailor for whom
the police are now looking. 1t 70 Al:
legged he called at four or five homes and
ootatned suits to be pressed. neglecting
to return him.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17
SUMMER RESORTS.
CONNECTICUT.

We are rneetin: most satisfactorily the present d.
uapd for hish-class resort accommodations in clos
plo1imity TO New York City At rates that are not
The Washington herald., 1915-09-17

CHARLIE chasii. sssay. sirsissa. e. -
The sun., 1915-03-10
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES


~ Pis A,s...t
American Lish. & Traction ....... $40 "'
American Light 4 Traction pf.. .lo' -
Adirondack Electric Power. ........ II '|
Adirondack Electric Power pf.. ....... 20 "
American Gas & Electric. ....... sa's hl
american Gas & Electric pf..,..... a.. ~
American Power 4 Light. ............ AZ
American Power e. Light pf. ...... A. H
American Public Utilities ........... 50 s.
American Public Utilities pf......... ei "
American waterworks & Electric. ~ -
American watcfworks part'cip'gpf . -
American wat-rworks lst pf ....... N e
cities Service .......... .............. .a "
cities Service pf .................... 81
Colorado Power Company. 1874 s
Colorado Power Company pt ...... ~ '
Commonwealth Power, Railway L. oSta ?.
Commonwealth Power r & Lpf ... so's =,
Consumers Co Mimi st 6s 1870 So HoS
Dayton Power q Light Co. ....... q s..
Dayton Power & Light Co pf. .... 81 -
Denver Gas & Electric gen IS. ...... 80
Electric Bond Deposit pf........... IS o.
Electric Bond & Share Co pf. ...... p'i 20
Empire District Electric 5s........... = Is
Empire District Electric Of f.......... % ~
F~icral Light 4 Traction ........... O. f'
IcGcTa' Light & Traction pf......... s.
Gas & Electric Securities s............ A.
CASE Electric Securit,-. pf ....... ~
Great Western Power co lst IS 1890 =
Grca, Western Power IS 1919 ......
Lincoln Gas 4 Elcctric.............. 10 .
Northern Ontario Light & Power N
Northern ontario Light & Power pi 81 A"
Northern state. Power Co. ........... '.
Northern states Power Co pt .......s
ozark Power & Water. ............... 90 20
Pscinc Gas & Elcctric................
Taclno Gas q Electric pf........... A.
Republic Ry Light co ............ !.
Republic Ry 4 Light 60 PIT. ~ DO
Southern California Edison. ........ i3
Southern California Edison pfc. pI
STANDARD Gas & Flee.
'Stan"e-- Gas & Elrc pf., .......
Tennessee Ry, II ght s Power. .....
Tennessee Ry. Light & Power pf -
United Light 4 rvs Of. ............ e
United Light & Rys list pt .......... A.
United L,sht 4 RVS ID pf...........
ltAh Securities, ........ ..........,..
Western Power .........,....,... .-
Western Power pi"..,.",,,,,,....- g.
'Psr value, $50,
The sun., 1915-03-10

to-day
late period 1S527S5a
-" follows ac. d or oNcr Tor 10 shares
The sun., 1915-03-10

'EI dividend
Where q "c" follows
a quotation II inii'
Gates % bid or Offer
for 10 sharca.
The sun., 1915-03-10
New York prices were +.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

wASHTSGToS. March s-rh. sa',r.~' n
the receipt. and pay warrants Of ths r.s
ury show.
March Thi.mo Fs.av-
Receipts ...... 81 ~. ..6s 81. 40s 'SS &c -. 80
Pay ~arrant' .2lala l5i~.a "'..
peacit ...... ,ee' "s .lrsosc s. q
surplus
Receipt. from custom. Mareh '"'
Internal revenue. ordinary. fs,t0. .....,
, tiou tax '5s..si and miscellaneous g
National hank note. received fo. rr..ru
tion $ -" ttG
Tho lash statement Of IN. tnfcl ~.,N,
Treasure for March show.
GENERAL FUND
Gold coin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cold ,er''N 'ates .....................
: lrsr dollars Observation-Disclosures.
] silver tpr'lf ates ...................
b u'foc STATE. uo'es ............
'cr'ln"d check. on hanks ........
National hauk notes ......... '....
subs 'dIary silver, MINOR coin sNt
silver hulNOu ...... .......... ..
/ Cash .u rrrasIrv. .........
/ In national bank. .............
Available cash m Treasury ana
| banks .............. ......... ....... s... H.
| Deduct current iahilite. .......... -,..
=, Free balance IN Treasury and
Other Treasury asset. met ..... o..
Net balance IN general fund ...... - '.'
RESERVE FUND
Gold csin and bullion ............... ;--'.'..
TRUST FUND
r, redeem ou'ss sndin. certif'ca,esy ts 81 .
Grand total cash assets IN Treas
ury ...... .......... ....... .......... ~ N -
The sun., 1915-03-10
BONDS

sloNc Cent rts.... =. ., >, -.
s-sO,G y Y St ".s vi..lo''. iO''. 1858. ,os'.
:'coo Western Pacific 81. 81, STA 81
'Sel cents per share
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Bonn Meubelsio6n.G6or

So5 hlr}ltd BON Der Omaha re
aHodation angcnommenc
0oito: a4ut Cmoha ON tbe muiUol
ioate 0ie bt3lidite Su0oiii.
rulg bon ieoem Muittliebbober En-.
ia6rcn. Dor alien ioIlte cine Dht.
iitoereiniguHg groBe Auerfenuug er.
mt0 guar lit Dies DER g1en.
0eI5 iobH.G9or, Der uiht5 mperiudt
laBt, 6oS mmiifalii6e 2e6ct In Gma.
BIT i0r0ern. Ole 175 Mttglie0er
oteie5 GborS tragen ale 2itsgabeu
ielbit mo ba6eu Is bis iebt nod itet5
erm0gltdt, in @~crbiuoung NIT Dem
G9icaaoer Symphonic, 8 r6eitcr Den
9euobneru bon Omaha eritflaiiige
3t Iiefern. Die &ou3erte
oieier Saiiou fin6cn am %. mo q.
April I'M 4uoitorium itatt mo iei
ieBt oaralli btngepteien.
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Rentgteiteu aus SotDa!
Qes @oimes.

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dem 6efonntlid Die 4rdiibentihafts.
ffiege i'm gG16cl umberiurrt, ipielte
lid am DdDutag in elmer @uipras
de alf einem ganfett Der bte'igcn
8imuerleitte ais e6rli6er 6relun0
Der arbeiter un0 dlei63eitig ais
itber3cltqlmg5treuer anbdnger Der
8ro5ibitiopiiten mtf GumminS,
nclAer ais politii6er 9rabtieiI.
.fiinitler icinc8glciden iuGt ltno Inn
.2aufe ieiner poItttiAen 2ouf6abn
.ieine lteber5cuglnlBen oft genug ge-
.pefbieIt bat tpirit mieoer eilmal
NIT Der @urlt mad Der Spedieite,
9}imt Deniger alS 5Dnn5ig Malln
mlroen am 5onntog tpegen Grlln.
fen6eit oer6aitet uno auBeroem bier
Rerionen negeu 8eicbmiorigen Ger
.fauts bon NbisfD. SIS lebe Die
9robibittonl
Ole bielige 5traBen6abngeIeQ.
ihaft lit auber StanDe, bic 3inien
anf ibre 9bli8ationen an /. 2tprH
40 5a5len, pie 8rdiioent @dmi6t
Der Sainois 3ruit ano Sapinqs
gqnf m~itt6ciIte. Dos iie6t elmer
Notwithstanding per3weifelt 1bnp
LID. mo es iuiro nD6l in Babe pom
@eridt Elm gerlpaIter eingeiebt tper.
ben mitiien.
9Els utbetmtnter llriade entitono
Montag Mor9eu in Der aii6e oes
SarIes bon s. 3. 0'grielt 1881
Dit 13.Stro mdbreno 8rau 0'grien
iid i'm &ofralm befnuo, Elm 5eiier,
ooS nit Minbesihnele I'M ii9 griff.
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ten in oaS Sau5 5uridfebrte, sitn,
aqIten i9r 6ereits bon alien Seiter
5lammen ett9egen. Sic elite Our6
6ieielGen na@ Dem oberen Stod.
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qns Dem staate.

@olbod 9(ahiten 8ienitag ba.
ben mir bier aud i6er ole 4robibi.
tiousiraac o%b3uitimmen. 6offcnttid
balten ale oeittihen Y}itbiirqer felt
5Hiafmnen mo treiben bic Whlder
5n Gaarenl
Supertor. 6. 90 Saroep bon Ser
bieiigeu Staat56anf bat NIT me6re.
rem 2lnoeren Die 5armers & DER.
dant5 @ant in 6airiielo angetauit
uno bat itd bereits nod BORT be.
geben.
@encpa. SIN filter BON 50 SAB.
rem itorb bier G6oulas 8(att0, elmer
ner 9ionicre mierer @egen6 -
Ole bieiigu SduIen muBten 6ieIa
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200 Wlaiern.@ bier felt.
geitellt pltrocn
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Iington aou6 ge5en auoerion &
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Serousgabe zines g1nOitreifcns CAB
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4(attsmoutG. gor mgefd6r ei.
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curt ooA iebt 1T er, natoem er 3abl.
2Glten iduIoig geblie6eh
peri4Dlm6en.
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men Gertuenoung fin0en.
Stele. Gas &lo6nbal5 BON Nar.
rem Briggs, n%orooitld pom bier,
luuroe Ourd 5eller o%oQitanOig ger.
tort.
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sHb Cmnln.

r. @a}iiglid 0e5 2ammileiihes
puroe 8eitern bier Elm 9ietor0 auf.
peiteat, oenn Der @reiS fir 100 BIO.
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ben Stont 5ltriidgefe6rte Soc
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3dgo ouf miloe 81nie gang Dorjiig.
LID Iperoen miiiie, Oenn itberoa babe
CT grobe 3uge beobahtet.
Die Qadri6t, Oab bic MouI.
iatb alalieniHlde in Den Ser. 5taa.
ten 70 gut nie erloiden. it, rief III
oen areiieu Der bieiigen 8~ie6ban6ler
9roBe 6reloe 6eroor.
Cos Iria 9eun Der Superior
2oae SO. t95 miro an 0ienitag
cine Starter. lluterbaItung i'm
Iempel be%ranitalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03

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