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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
Woman Grabbed by
Throat; Police Are
Making a Cleanup

Mrs. May Mangum Of SCI South rwen-
tieth street reported TO the police that
while she was passing the Young
womcns Christian association building
Friday evening man grabbed her by
the throat. The stranger leapsd from
. hiding place.
Tho woman told the police she man
aged 10 break away from her assailant
and ran 70 the rear OF ITO Jackson
street. screaming as she ran.
The man. she related followed her
from Thirteenth and Jackson streets.
The police have a description OF the man.
Detectives Dunn. Kennedy. Murphy,
Rooney. Brinkman and Lahey raided a
rendezvous at Thirteenth and Douglas
streets early this morning and arrested
J. j, Rogers and eleven associates.
Ths .asG ere being held for investiga-
lion Rogers il charged with carrying
concealed weapons.
William Englebart Of Creston. Neb.,
identified Rogers as being ono OF the
two men who stopped him at Fourteenth
and Farnam streets ana abused him with
Vile names.
This raid Is said 20 be the first OF a
general cleanup" being made by the
police.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
RESOLUTIONS FOR DECEASED
Real Estate Exchange Offers Reso-
lutions to Memories Of -Four
Late Members.
EUJoGIEs OF LIVES PRESENTED

-Four recently deceased members OF the
Omaha Real Estate exchange we're re-
nembered with resolutions and culogies
AZ n special memorial service Of the
Omaha Real Estate exchange last
Wednesday. J. 4. Robbins presented the
resolution for the late Alfred C. Kennedy
George H. Payne for D. V. sholes Colo
mel s. S. Curtis for Thomas u. McCaEue
and President G. =. Harrison for George
n. Hicks
Following are the resolutions as
adopted:
Aifred &. Kennedy.
The Omaha Real Estate exchange de-
members 10 Alfred c. Kennedy, recently
called away from tho scenes OF earth.
, Wss given to Mr Kennedy to spend dl,i
loved and believed in. and which he
served In various public and official ca
pscities Highiy respected and trusted
tons Of public trust and confidence. With
these duties weighing. heavily upon him.
he continued TO carefully look after the
interests OF large clientage until worn
out with with responsibilities, fatal dis
case fastened upon him. After long.
brave struggle. surrounded by a devoted
loyal church. and respected BY great
city, he gave UP the fight and went to
MS long rest.
To her who was his faithful companion,
and 70 his children who rise up to call
him blessed. we extend our heartieet sym
PATTY.
DE Yer ShoIes.
To the memory OF De Yer Sholee, who
recently was called so suddenly from the
scenes OF his earthly career. the Omaha
Real Estate exchange desires 10 express
itS deepest respect and appreciation,
With an energy and Intensity OF pur-
pose possessed by few men, he has gone
up and down among us for n quarter Of
n century. and finally slipped away from
our midst without an enemy or an un-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
Youthful Prisoner
Loses in Argument

They've got to treat me right at the
Detention home. OF / won't stay there, -
suilenly declared Walter Whyte. Is In
Juvenile court.
well. n that's the way you feel about
IL. We will put you where you will have
TO stay. whether you like 1t or not" re
piled Judge Leslie.
The Judge ordered that Walter and his
boy companion. Vita Pascale, should be
locked up in tho county jail instead OF
being kept at Riverview home.
Probation Officer a. w. Miller brought
the boys back from Kansas, where. it is
alleged. they had gone With a stolen auto.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21

kindly word following him Faithful to
his clients, honest and conscientious In
All his business dealings, he leaves TO his
SON who succeeds him. a good name
which y better than great riches; 10 his
daughter. tho memory Of devoted
father, and % her who In weakness and
panion, the cherished memories of a
kindly, thoughtful and loyal husband
We shall mias -. V. Sholes In our buei-
ness circles, his family will mourn the
absent one in the home. and the city and
a business Clientage will Join with us I'M
saving "A good and faithful man gone
blessed be his memory
Thomas ~. McCaEue.
The death Of Thomas II. MoCague.
removed from among rs one Of the most
courageous, intrepid and far-seeng men
OF our vocation. Handicapped for many
years by disease which tended n sap and
held steadily on his Ssy. HE trsme Moons
will power. and great faith in the pro
jects in hand overcoming weaknesses
Ho served large interests and served them
faithfully. Because OF this confidence in
the city's future. he persuaded capitalists
10 invest great sums IN Omaha. He had
constantly q heart the welfare o. the
city where he spend bis life and fought
his way TO aucccss.
We, therefore, the Omaha Real Estate
exchange pay tribute 20 Mr.. McCaRue,
as devoted husband a loving and
confederate father. p clear minded. far
seeing business man pnd a useful citizen.
and mourn the Providence that took him
from among US. We convey 20 his wife
and children and his brothers. 80 closely
associated with him In business. our sym
patty because OF the great loss that has
come 10 them.
George ". Hicks.
Let us pause today for little and give
respectf~ and considerable thought 20
one who had much 10 do with the shap-
ing OF our city's destineies a quarter OF
century ago. To many OF the younger
generation OF real estate men. George N.
Hicks may not have been we'll known. But
10 those Of us who a re finishing a genera
ton passed In the front line Of Omaha &
upbuildng, the announcement Of Mr.
Hicks death came with a shock. IL was
another loosening Of one OF the old ties
that bind some OF us TO the past II
was the removal of one who Ind stood
with Us shoulder 10 shoulder in the days
that tried mems souls. Kindly. gentle
manly, full OF energy, a man of much
more than ordinary intellectual ability.
often associated with men IN high place,
Mr.. Hicks was a factor in our city's
formative period.
We shall mics his CHEEKY greeting and
his optimistic discussion OF passing events
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
He Wants State to
Look After Child

August Tricher a restaurant employe,
living at 500 South Nineteenth street.
surprised Judge Leslie in Juvenile court
by requesting that his e-year-old son,
Julius. be placed in reformatory.
The Judge and Juvenile officers re-
fused the request, which in turn sur
prised Tricher lie said he thought he
could have the state care for his child
II he merely made the request.
Julius has habit OF running away
from home. Probation Officers a. w.
Miller says. and the latter declares he
will try to find out why Julius IL 80
Inclined
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
Philippine Veteran
Victim Of Slugger

Frank May walked into police head
quarters Friday night with his head
swathed In bandages. with the announce.
ment that he had been assaulted. He
was declaring what he was going TO do
70 the fellow when he caught him. when
something IN Franks voice attracted the
attention OF Officer ollie Farrand. Ollie
took better look at the man and dis
covered that he had been a member Of
the regiment with which Fsrrand served
In the Philippines. May Was given
lodging for the night.
Ute Wick, who was found beaten ana
unconscious al Fourteenth and Daven-
port streets Friday night. refused 20
talk OF the assault lie was released.
as his wounds were not serious
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
PASSENGER STATION PUT UP
QUICKLY At NORTH PLATTE

Although the Union Pacific passenger
station AZ North Platte was completely
destroyed by fire early Wednesday even
ing a temporary structure. more than
100 feet long. equipped with offices. wait
ing baggage and express rooms viii be
ready for occupancy Sunday.
While the North Platte depot was burn.
ina and when Il became apparent the
structure would be totally destroyed.
Union Pacific officials began 70 order
shipment of material for the new build
ms and ordered Workmen 70 the scene.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
POSTPONE FIRE ALARM
MATTER FOR ONE WEEK

The municipal affairs committee Of tho
Commercial club OF Omaha has requested
the city council to defer action for two
weeks on the proposed standard fire
alarm system recommended by Com
missioner withnel and which was sohed-
uled for discussion before the committee
Of the whole rext Monday morning
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
MONDAY LAST NIGHT TO
EMPnI ID NlGnT SGHnnL

Superintendent Graft OF the public
schools announces that next Monday
evening will be the last opportunity for
enrolment to classes = OF the Omaha
Evening High school being conducted at
Central High school and the High school
OF Commerce. The membership now
totals nearly l,4Oo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21

az we met him here and there upon the
street Much more must those Of his
him.
To them the Omaha Real Estate eN-
change offers this word OF consolation
and comfort. feeble az this may seem 10
those who mourn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21
EXPERT TESTIMONY AS TO
AIRGUNS IN KIDS COURT

Probation officer Carver In juvenile
court gave expert testimony as 10 the de-
structive quality OF three air guns, after
he had discharged them toward the cell
ing. The guns were not loaded. but Judge
Leslie listened to the discharge and then
agreed with Carver that the guns were
bad things for small boys to shoot at
Cass school windows.
He ordered the guns confiscated and
released Peter Porcello and Lawrence
Canal. when their parents. 5i6 North Fiji
teenth strset. agreed to pay for the
broken windows and prevent the lads
from breaking any more.
Apartments, flats. houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Ree For Pant
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sdlanfltemer 3pana.

Cincinnati, g.. 10. Sept. Die
bieligen oeutiden &lpbs befinoeu
iih ieet in elmer 3midmiible stpi.
iden Dem SnIonoiteuer. Gmuebmer,
Der linen tiir5lid Die 9~lnoesIteuer
fir ben 9ertauf bon geiitiaen @e.
tr1nten mitjammt einem 5~trafaltf-
ibIag abge3lpadi Bat, uuO Der bod.
Ioblihen Staats -2i8ens. aomiiiion,
Die ibnen jebt ben GtaatsoutpaIt uno
Die Groneidmorenen AM ben sails
beben nil, neil tie, obne Die 0irtbs-
iteuer pom $it00 erlegt VII baben,
Spiritnoien ausneidentt baben. Der
SHlan0iteuer gtunetmer erfldrte
Den Snfpeftorel, DaB er ibnen bic
Stubs, tpelde snr grlegung Der Bum
oesIteuer nebit Sfrafe ae3tpungen,
nitt 0ireft nam1ait MAIDEN oilrfe,
cher er pertpies tic niif ben iogetlafns
ten oAecor6 SIC t0@ In ieirem gus
reolb Der ale bic gepiinidte Nus
tunft entb1lt. Die Spied modten
ii6 iofort ilber Den naecoro TO- Der
uno iiderten ii6 Die Ianten bon ct.
ma 40 Stubs, fait iammt ullo ion-
oers 0entide 0ereine, Delde, Scr
gfotb geborheno, Die 9~nnoeSitener
be3ahIt batten, mo am 9ienItaa
lDoaten Die aiIiIteuten Der 6ber-,S m.
ipeftoren oieIe arbeit fortIeben. So.
bulo Ole Cite DoditGnoig lit, Ionen
oieie Stubs iGmurlid fir ie $1t0o.
@~irtbsIteuer cuf Die stcaeriifte
nerOen, uno diBeroem fod
oer StaatsanpoTt erfiidt iperoen, Die
@roBgeidmorenen oaraaf aufmerfs
lam Sii MAIDEN, ooB Die Glubs 5pi..
rituoien pertolft baden, obne cine.
ait beiiben, uno OaB Onber
gegeii fie erbobeu tuproen.
ioaer-
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9ie Sample i'm 8eiten.

eOnOun, 10. Sept. Cffi5iellC
btatide geridItr mefben ibsr erich,
Iide Wsuinne eentifsr 8affen; bic
SransOlen ge6eu in ibrsm bentiger
pfiisielIen Neridte iOldlr mud tbeil'
mriic ~, ioseu aber, bah tic Nm.
itnltcu t~refien, ben uerlUreaeu WrnuS
nnb Npoea snriif5uerO6ern. 5lt e.
ben 9eutiden gelnnaeu, I'D Oes tar
fen 5urts Miarie I6ereiia ben
ArgURnen 81 bemddtiaen, d.. Ba'
ben lie mrirntlidle 5~Ortidritte er.
rnnaeu, unb Is ite6t anher 5rage,
ban bic 6ran5oicn alles Oaran ieten
iper0en, bieirn widtigcn 5tntpnHFi
mieOer snriid5ngeluianen. 0ieier
Shell in ben Nrgougen Oiirite Der
Sdunplab idJlperer Sample luefOen.
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9ae mar pOranssniehen.

Srlin, 10. Sept. 0as 9riegs.
amt meloete geitern abenO 5olgen'
Oes; n1ie ecitrige rnfiihe anaabt
ilber NieOerlasen s%iueicr eentid)cu
DiuiiOnen, Gefnnocnnabme Don
5000 Mann, Grbentnng pon 80 So.
HOnen NIB elmer 4nsabl Maidinen.
geiuebre lit eiHfad cine GrfinOnng.
Seine bentlfen 5olDatcn iInD aud
MIR cineH Sdritt sarifgeuiden,
NIB feline aenOnru nnD feline Ma.
idiHen8eidite anS Ia bic Sdnbe Ses
TcinbeS gefaLlen. Ter 0egeuan.
ariff eines Ocntiden @cgimentes
fibrte nber Sa5a, BAH cine DDrriidea-
be fsiaOIide StreitmadJt cue &c.
tt6dtlide Strefe 5nriidseiuurfen
mnrbe. Gines nnierer &eeimenter
madte $50 @Cfangene.4
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Gum hlntB 0cs
NtoGIdtIlenI
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aef A%tlaenblif eiucn i}ltbttr bon
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a6ielr rpNitdnaiQe Mud als Giihrer
Der ruiiiihen armccn 6urd Icine
gtie0erInaeu ieben arc0it pcrlorpn
babe.
Tic NBofi 3eiinmp ficht III Ses
Barren Sdah8ag ben ,ShaaBbrpris
Oes bal6iaen 3uiammenbrnt5 Der
armee mo oes Stoates". Die
a9orieu. 8cituna@ ertlart ben Used.
iel ais aeIen aeipinc aliden int
innerpolitiihW 0eben HuBIanos &C.
ridltet un0 gIaubt, oob er 0araui
berednet lei, ben iibrigen Mlddtet
0e8 8iererperbon0es 0as @efibl
bei3ubringen, oaB HttBIon0 oups
Miogli6e tble, 0ns 0roben0e Ser.
bonantB ob3umen0en.
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girecrmeiitcr 5a6lman niro Gin
Cpfer 8iln gnNanis.

giir1ermeliter 9oblmon foliftp
.beutc iriib % bon giaD Snnoop's
'@einngbiidern mo orooniiiert iebt
einen Gbor. in Dem 9abInton Sc.
motraten aIu6. pggir peroen iofort
nit ben @roben beginner, bis Die
SungenS obne Soften nto nltsmenoiq
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mir feline 8eitrc6nugen a~uerfennen, z
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gieleidt ltimmt Serr 9obIman,
tpenn Sunoap nidt mebr bier lit,
gele9eutlid BEL einem aouurers ODER
ganfett zines Der 2ieber aus 8taD
SunoaD's BUD an.
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anaeblidsr Mbrarr Don aba 5man,
ION.

ct pouis. MO, 10. gepi. -
Milliom Scrfnafn befinoet iid tn
CT. gouis inter Dem 0crb0bt IN
Noft am 81. 0ioi III Ornoba Aoa
monipn imgebrntt 3p bdbru. g.
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jui1mmen oils Strefennrbgiter &C,
erbeitet babcn mill. bate Die Roli3ci,
bcb5roc benohriftigf, Nob 0ermami
ibm nor lruei @aden ben 9toro elm,
geitoaoen babe.
@crmann behadptet oogegeu, ben
SteiUart iiberbaupt nidt 8u fenueu
un0 ME IN omaha 9eueien 80 iein.
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Stn[iener smrifad neidIaaen.

8ien, 10. Sept. - 9as artegst
amt melOete scitern abenb iber BIZ
gOrganee aHf BEN i~taiiemiifeu
ariegSidnnplab: s5m 8e6iet Ses
areasbergjOds Berridte felt Der Me.
berInge, weIdje Bic Staliener an
MOHtag erlitten, 8abe. Die ftinb'
lideu g~erInite itelteu iidj ais b66ei
berans, ais lie uriprangIid abse,
iddtt lDaren. tSier fOlst lBabrfdeiH.
lid cine naBers Nnsabe, Delde DOm
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indJte, iunrbe nit Sanbgranatet in
bic SliidJt s%etrie6en. AHdD i'm ab-
ihnitt DDn 8cberOO baben nnierr
Srnppen leHtc am friben Morgen
erea feinbliacn 4nsrif ~nb~eDie-
ien.1 \
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JRaDrn nif0t
DiplOmdIen nrbrng
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rfHuftA'e Ntatfellgalal
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parildfr a'pl eilst III Nlnibiu8iuW.
blllcn atlenihna BON Ser nmrtila.
nildtH Rfiienna lflgteerl malot.
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rg ApHlefgni witt benz N%cnliditn rot.
ifnitft son 9lctnilefif 1leitlbt
iaub 10 Oem NpleI bcs getletpu
lidii. fBtai bon Nohfnlubc eln De.
amtff oct 6luraAiihanoariIhen
MntiHnii, aat htm Etdnarn pielef
Decentralization uah mo aab iol.
acape eril6runp ali: Die Naub.
lnnasweiie ors Siaois icirrtdrs uHb
brs Observation-Disclosures mar pcr'
oiiSnitben un0 mar fir Serrn
Tunbn feline lleberraidinia.
lie tgiorn gpiidniicr mttrnoh.
men asitern Ateno cine 9cmriniame
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imtcthieIten it'd oanm mchrere Stums
ben lang. @rai pom 9ernitorfi
idaie, bah er beabiihiiate. in gaiic
6es btiitigen 3aaps nod Irinem
SommernniGntboltsort GeOarburit
5uriiduIebrpn 1r, Gmn6a bot
iiber Sas, mas er 3i tbun beabiih.
tigt, nihts perloliien ldiien.
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MatteLn16hine Sc. 76-z76.

DsitteImdBige Sc. 75-7.75.
Sellers, @arft felt beitte, fir OiC
ISOLDE % nieoriger.
ISOLDE Gtilers 10-t5 ni%eoriger.
Gorn.geiiitterte 9eebes.
@ute bis Bette id)pere geepea
SS.s0-9.50.
@itteImoBi3e S8.25-8.75.
3iemItd quite bis quite 500
1928.
@rog.gefiitterte 5tiere, ausgepdbIte
s .10-8.50.
Site bis bette $7.60-s.O0.
MitteImdBigc bis CUTE 1925
|7.60.
9eittelmGbige $6.C0-7.25.
aiibe, M1orft felt beute, fir oie $50.
DIE % nie0riger.
Cute biz bette $6.50-7.25.
3ieutlid cute bis CUTE $5.25-
900.
9ittelmGBiee $4.0O-5.26.
@ras.gefiitterte aiibe $6.00-6.50.
@ros-gefiitterte Sellers = 90
Stoders uno 5eebers, @tarft felt
beate, fir Die ISOLDE quite felt, aubere
.Ieifter.
cute bis bette 5ecoers $3.50
1856.
8iemli6 cute bis CUTE 6eeSers
So. 70-7.50.
@ute bis bette stoders 1856
$685.
8ieu1lid CUTE bis CUTE $s.75-
1856.
@ittelmGbige $5.50-6.50.
Stof Seifers s. -
Stud anbs S5. 5o-6.5o.
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Gin cmahn.

Ginbriihe pd6reno oes Cages ia.
ben in letter 3eit pieoer 8ugennm.
men. 0pnneritas gormittag ltabl
elm 9ie6 aus Der 8obnung bon SyDt
Seize, 1903 % Str, S154 in goar.
gel0 INTO Sdntudnaoren. Mn Dem,
iclben 8ornttttog entpenOete Elm Gin.
BREEDER ans Ser @obituttg BON R.
@qrti9, 1912 q. Ctr, Sdmnf.
laden i'm @ertbe BON $25, un0 aus
her @obnung BON W. 2odner,
2204 & Str, pnroen Inn oieielte
Set $27 In elmer g6rfe geitobler.
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HranaGffdle 1lieaer netShtet.

Semi 10. Sept. 3iuei fran
sSfide Slieger fnmrn in Der 0abc
Dun 1eningen, Gliafs, INNS eeben,
iROem lie bel Der ganbnns nit ibrem
Glas5ena in Grabtbinbernife. ge.
rietben. Die an gorO bes Slug-
5srges befinOIiden 8ombeH erpIoOir-
ten nnO ietteu bdsielbe in 8ranS.
Gie 5~ran5uien fauOen eiiten flight
den Sub. Sic unrOen bon Den
9sntiden init militGrildjeu Gbren
beer0iat.
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snnniidl.omerifnniidlr Qinir.

9iaoriO, 10. Sept. - 6ier beIte6i
Die g6iidt, cine ueuc Gampferlinic
3lDiifen Spallien uno ben Ser.
Staten 81 a%riinoen. st0nig aL.
ionio bat ieine ltnterItiibung 3uge.
iagt, mie aud gtetu gorfer &apita-
liiten.
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6maba MaiifOereiu.
Notwithstanding unS Seamten
NAIL naditen MlOntog abenb.

Sic idbrlide @enerolperiamm.
lung unO geamtenpo6I oes 8md6o
9~fuiifbereins iill0et ndfiten Wontao
9(befD IN ieiuam 9eim, IL. uno gaF
5try itatt, Qle Witglieoer oes
8ereius itn6 0nrolf b%eionoers anf.
mertiam gernudt uto eriudt, Die
8%eriammlltig 81 beiu6en. Die
i1brliden 9eomtenberidte, Die sur
@%erleiuttg tommen, oiirften ii6 al.
Ieiu ihon oils interefinitt geitlg er.
iueiien, INT als 3ustraft SIT 6ienen,
ganS obgeleben bon ben onoeren Dor.
~Iiegen6en @cldGften.
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glnS Sent Stante.

North 8latte. Sufolge Gelbit
lcs9e9ens ieiues @efpebres tpurol
Sobn 5hmiot pnn Sartforb, SnO.
Der iid bier sur SagO onf6ieIt boz
einer aitgeI %Getroffen unb setootet.
Beatrice. Son Dem bon Sii0er
fomu1erben Motor3ng Der II. q
Balm miiroe Gin unbefannter etipt
g Biz 3.idbriger allabe itberfabrer
uno getootet.
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gdiliff gburd bonn biefigen 81.
Itriftsgerift hberfubr ont Donners.
tag in 2incoIn bic 7.idbrige 5roncis
Sia uno bradte ibr idiuere Ser.
lebuugen BEL. Ct erflGrte, Der lin.
fna iei uuDerneiOlid getpeier.
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9anfas eitn @arftberidt.

ON~ttiN @tN1 QtuAsAptAth 9tt
GinSbieb-8ufubr 200. Marft no.
minal.
SdbrIinge $685..
aiibe un6 Sellers, Marft felt.
Stofers, Mtartt unregeImaBig.
5ee0ers, Martt ulregelm1Bi9.
] adlber, Marft felt.
Sdueine-3ufibr 1000. Marft
leidte felt, anbere 10 nieorjger.
9urdidnittspreis 6.50-7.25
S0diter Breis $500.
Sdafe-3nfubr feline. Wtatt feIt.
2dmmer, boditer Breis 1856.
ct. SOirpB @arft6eri6t.
8iabOieb-3ufubr 1000. gearft
felt.
S1brlinge 1915.
S6weiae-3ufubr 1000. Morft
lleidte 1870 b0ber, idfpere lang.
liam.
9lirdi6uittsbreis $6.65-7.95.
Soditer 9reis $500.
Sdafe-8ufubr 1900. Martt 10
10 bober.
9odIter 9reis $3.50.
GauIas Sin getreibe6eridt.
@eliefert bon Der 5irma 2oaalt
& 9rDan, Mitglieoer aIler Saupt.
66rien, 315 SUB 16. Str, Omobo.
aanias @itp, II. Sept. 1915.
Sorter @eiaen-
Scr. 2. 106-1S
gr. 8. 104-tO7h
Nr. d. 97-103
@emii6ter barter @eiseu 1902.
0fOtber @eisen-
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Naritberi9te.

Glib Omaha, II. Septen6er
&inbDiebE3uiuhr 80.
geef Stiere, Marft. fir Die Sod
CUTE felt. nnOere 15-25 n~ieDriger.
96diter Rreis 1925.
SdbrIinse, cute bis bette 5000
.9.75.
8iemli6 auto bis CUTE $7.75-
800.
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Der [ic6e gpu6.

2ouifinna, DO, 10. Sept. - 3el
6arbige 3ilio. 2ope wuroe in Glarfs.
billie BON eincm gaob aus benz @e.
fGngniB gebolt Man nininlt an
0aB en- gelgndt plir0e.