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New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
STOCK INCREASE RUMOR.

It was strongly rumored in financial ican Brass company has a book value of $500 per share, or $45,000,OOO. It is also unofficially stated that the com- pany has orders of over $50,0O0,OOO and that the directors are planning to increase the capital stock from fifteen to twenty million dollars. According to the same report, it is said that this stock increase will be given in a stock dividend at the ratio of one for three at the October meeting or later.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
ENFIELD JUDGE DEAD
Fails to Recover From Shock in Court
 Room.

Thompsonville, Sept. 26.-Hugh Young, judge of the Enfield town court died at his home today of pa ralytic shock suffered yesterday in the court room while he was awaiting the opening of court.
 He was for many years guide at the capitol in Hartford and had repre- sented his town in the general assem- bly,. Judge Young was serving his second term on the town court bench. He was sixty two years old and is sur- vived by his wife and son.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
Catherina Ellena CaIabretta.

Catherina Ellena, the two year and four month old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Calabretta of 177 Ellis street died this morning after a short illness. The funeral will be held to- morrow morning at o'clock at the home and burial will take pace in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
Berlin Admits Allies Success.

Berlin, Sept. 26, by wireless to BayviIle.-Successes were achieved by
 The AngIo-F'rench forces on the
 Eomme last night to the east of Eau Bourt PAbbaye, north of Flers, says
 The official statement issued by the
 German army headquarters today. The conquest of the villages on the line of Gueudecourt and Bouchaves- kes, the statement added, must be Recognized.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
BLACKMAILER CONFESSES.

New York, Sept. 26.-William But Ter, chief figure in the country wide blackmailing conspiracy under inves- tigation in several cities, today plead ed guilty of swindling Mrs. Regina Klipper of Philadelphia. He was at once sentenced to eighteen months Imprisonment in the Atlanta peniten- tiary.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
HECKLING HUGHES
Workmen Shout s'How About Danburv
 Hatters?" and Candidate Fails to

Workmen Shout s'How About Danbury
 Hatters?" and Candidate Fails to
 Explain.
 Toledo, O., Sept. 26.-Charles E. Hughes faced two audiences here to- day, one at a theater whi cheered him repeatedly, another in the open air, at large automobile plant, com posed of workmen off for the noon hour. A number of the latter sought to heckle the nominee and cheered for Wilson. There were also many cheers for Hughes.
 Mr. Hughes spoke on the Adamson law in his open air speech. He reit- erated his declaration that he would never "surrender to force" and repeat ed his assertion that the measure was not an eight hour law but a wage law.
 The audience listened quietly at first and cheered points made by the nominee.
 "What about the Danbury hat ters?" shouted a man on the edge of the crowd.
 There were many street noises from passing traffic and apparently MT. Hughes did not hear. Toward the up the question.
 What about the Danbury hat ters?" shouted many. There was much other noise and voices. Mr. Hughes did not answer.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
SMALLPOX IN WATERBURY,

Waterbury, Sept. 26.-Three cases of smallpox were discovered in the family of Eben Terry, on Sterling street yesterday and the house has been quarantined. MT. Terry, his wife and eldest son are suffering from the disease in a mild form. The house occupied by them is the only one on the street
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
BRITISH BURST
 INTO COMPLIES
(Continued from First Page.)

Eured all the village of Fregicourt and penetrated the Combles cemetery. A French reconnoitering party keaGhed the southern border of {5onbles, says today's official an- hounc cement. Eight hundred un-
 bounded prisoners were taken in the &ghting of yesterday on the Somme e &ront.
 Violent counter attacks were made by the Germans last night on the Eerdun front, between Thiaumont
 Work and Fleury. These assaults were checked by the French artillery Ind rifle fire.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
GIANT POLICEMAN DEAD.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-Edward E. Mar tini, Chicago's biggest policeman, died yesterday He weighed 431 pounds and was six feet two inches tall. For years he was member of the gamb- ling squad, where he was of great value in breaking down doors in raids by leaning against them.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
BULKELEY ''N. H." DIRECTOR.

New Haven, Sept. 26.-F ormer United States Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley of Hartford will be elected a director of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, at tn meeting of the stockholders here next month according to the Times-Leader this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
LAST CONFERENCE THURSDAY

New London, Sept. 26.-Mem bers of the Mexican-American joint com mission decided today to hold their last session here Thursday when the members will adjourn until Monday to resume their conferences at Atlantic City. Consideration of subjects af- fecting the general situation in Mex ico again occupied the conference to- d9V
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
H. IT. LYMAN RENCNIINATED.

Middletown, Sept 26.-Henry H. Lyman of Middlefield was nominated for state senator by the thirty third senatorial district republican conven- ton here today. The nominee is the present senator from that district
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
Albert Hackbarth,

The funeral of Albert Hackbarth was held this afternoon at o'clock from his late home on Seymour ave- rue and at 8 o'clock from St. Johns church. Rev. Martin w. Gaudian of- ficiated and interment was in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
LEAVES S25, 900 TO HOUSEKEEPER

Meriden, Sept. 26.-By the will of George A. Fay, a lawyer, filed for probate today, $1,0O0 is given to the local Young Woman's Christian asso- citation and s25 OOO to Matte M Cur tiss of Ashtabula, O., formerly his housekeeper. The remainder of the estate is devised to relatives, includ- ing Judge Frank s. Fay Of this city,
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
ENTICED NIECE
Litchfield Man, Prominent in Case Murder Conviction, Sent to Prison for Five Years and Fined $1,OOO.

Hartford, Sept. 26.-Norman Mercy of Litchfield, was today sent to prison for one to five years and fined s1,O00, by Judge M. A. Shumway in criminal court. The man was tried on the charged of enticing his ffteen-years- old niece to Springfield, Mass, for an immoral purpose. The jury was out only five minutes.
 It was largely through Morey's tes- timony who was in the Litchfeld county jail at the time Williams and Roe were there for the murder of County Commissioner Hubert Case, that the two men were later convict ed Mercy claimed to have over- heard them talking in jail.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
The smiling little lad in the pic

The smiling little lad in the pie ture, who is scarcely fourteen years old, is a full hedged member of the Czar's army and the youngest mem- Der of a Russian machine gun divi- sion. The detachment of which he is a member is now operating against the Bulgarians in Macedonia or the southern part of Servia.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
GERARDS LEAVE BERLIN.

Berlin, Sept. 29, by wireless to Say ville.-James w. Gerard, the Ameri- can ambassador, and Mrs. Gerard, left Berlin today for Copenhagen, whence Mrs. Gerard will sail for the United States on Sept. 28.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
VILLA MOVING NORTH
Advancing Towards Pershing's Force, Field Headquarters Hears-Bandit Chief Not in Raid on Chihuahua

1 Chief Not in Raid on Chihuahua. 1 Field Headquarters, Mex, Sept. 26, 1 radio to Columbus, N. M-Villa and i ms bandit command are moving northWard toward the American ex- ped1tionary forces, according to re- ports received today at field head 1 quarters from a source believed reli- able. Villa is reported to have crossed the Northwestern railroad at San An dres, twenty-five miles southwest of Chihuahua City after a slxirmish there between his men and Carranza troops.
 Washington, Sept. 26.-Confidentia official advices, 1t was announced to- day at the state department. show that Villa was not present during the Hidalgo day fighting at Chihuahua City, that no arms or ammunition were captured by the bandits, and that there were no assertions from the Carranza garrison.
 Secretary Lansing said the dis spatches bore out statements by Eli sec Arrendondo Mexican ambassador designate, regarding the affair. The source of the departments informa- tion was not disclosed, but MT. Lans- ing said he regarded it authentic. The report will be sent to the American commissioners at New London for their guidance.
 A cablegram to the navy department today from Capt. Burrage, command ing the battleship Nebraska at Vera Cruz reported all quiet here. Border rumors yesterday said there had been a bandit raid attack on the city
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26

Genuine Forstman & Hoppman, the finest bolivia made. Bolivia Coats for only $49.5O. The actual value to du plicate these coats today would be S65. All ColOrs. All Sizes.
 We bought these coats early and are therefore able to offer them to you at these remarkable savings.
 Bolivia cloth is probably the most desired and yet the scarcest cloth in the market today.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
HARTFORD STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPOR9

Hartford Stock Exchange quota tons, furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex. change. Represented by F. w. Eddy City hall building
 Sept. 26, 1916
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
Public Utilities.
Brass Hits S2O.

Following the board meeting this morning American Brass quotations took a sharp rise and closed at SIS bid and 32O asked. Niles-Bement- Pond also gained during the day, closing at 176-17S.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter 6 Co.,. members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. w. Eddy.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26

GeStep this way for young mems Fall suits. Overcoats too.
 I For select assortment of choice patterns and bang-up models you can't beat us. I Conventional designs for the conservative.
 I Ultra patterns and pro- nounced styles for the pro- gressive.
 I And for the young man here are the forn-fitting suits that are leaders.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-26
R. R. and Street R. I
Banks and Trust Compa

Hid &y Conn West R R .. 2S N ' N H & H R R -. 60
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19

9oppelitimmen an mciftpn boran-
tonimt, bot Die beiten susiidten,
aus benz intereiianten 8ettitreit ais
Sieger beroor5ugebeu. 0araits ioG-
te ieOer &onteltont Die 2ebre 5teben,
iein 8eItes ein5uieBen.
SeOem aonteitanten 1T ein 8irfu,
lar geianot iporoerL NORM oas fltn.
felnageInelie 5orO alrtonobiL be-
ifrieben lift, melde8 Dem SIeger in
Oieiem aontelte oufaIlen miro. 8ieIe
8ei6reibung eibt Elm flares 9ilo
bon Dem groBen gtlsen uno ben
prG9tigen 8ergniiguneen, Die elm
ioldes mo6ernes 6abr3eltg mir ben
Better uno feline 6amiIie ais aud
feline Greunoe uno 8efantte bietet.
8em man oies 8irfular eenait
Our9lieIt, miro es einett erIt f[dr,
nie bod Der IN ausIidt Itebenoe
9reis gu id9sen lit. 9ie aorteltnn-
Ten, Oie ben @ert zines ioIden Glltos
8u iHdbelt piiierL tuerben getpiB
0oppelte Qnitrenaungen ma6erl Sic
ger 51 iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
Ser MntOs6 Ontet Oct Sribime
Oanert tut mo9 Oier @O6en!
cir Oc widtige 3et Der Soppelfimmeu D~erbleibem nmr
nod 8 Gage; 0tusnlbnng Die Narole!
8. @asaier aus otoe nit id0aem @oripraae an Der spite!

Ser groBe @iltomobil. aonteit Ser
SGglihen Snlobo Eribiine oaitert
iest nod bier 8o9en; am 9ienstag,
ben 10. Gebruor, fomnlt er gum
abi6luB. Die mi9tige 3eit Der
8oppelitimmen ieoo9 oauert nber
mir nod s Gage uno l9lieBt am
9onnerstag ben 81. Sui1uor. GieIe
g Edge ioate MN jeoer &onteitont
nod boIIen 4rdften allsniiBen, Inn
einen eroBen 8oriprung gu befom-
men ur6 3tpar ioate CT Dos ni9t
nilr ielbIt Inn, ionoern er iolte in
ieine 6reunOe, 8erpanOte uno 8e.
fannie 0ringen, inn In 0ieIer MIDI
tigen 3eit gu belfer. 9te &onte-
itanten bdben 5lpar ults Der groBen
0tebrbeit nod genlelOet, boB lie pie
Die 8iber arbeiten, u1ein mir f0nneil
uiht umbin, Der 8i6tigfeit Der So
Ae balber, aud ibre 5reunoe be-
Ion0ers 81 eriuden, yibnen in Der
jebigen Belt nit aaer araft 5u bell
fen.
@er tlarnIid in Oieier Belt Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19

Ole bielen Sretn6e oeg aonfr-
itanten Geo. 9(agaier in Stoe Conn.
tp tperoen ieoenfols bic No9riht
0oB CT belite nit eiuem ihonen @or.
iprttng on Die Spite geriiGt lit, NIT
@enugtuitng bernebmen. 6err al-
gaier bat fid felt einieen Sngen
m16tig ms @eidtrr selegt. Sein
nddIter aonfurrent lit Snlius Set
ner aus douglas Gouittp uno Die
brittle Steae nimmt bellte anrI TbiI-
lipien aus SefparO goltntD Elm. SER
G9riit. Otto aus Grupforo Goril-
III, Soma, bat jest aud eiriert ltorfeH
@eriuh gema6t, bormdrts 5u fons
luo IteIIt inns cine ongenebnte
lteberrai6un gin glu8ii9t. lteber-
baitpt fdngt Der aonteit an iest
1tn0 intareiinnter Sl ipers
ben. Gin 9onteitnnt iudt ben aiis
bern 81 ilbertreHen uno oobnr6
bic Mrbett in%tereilafter uin
ipannenoer. Sober trodtet an Die
81 fottmelb mas mir natiir.
uuO gum Siege n6tis lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
Gus cincO(a!
rs. snnnrnr f9fG.

10, SdiIit1r 1916.
lle6er ben arobet @rIolg, melden
an p%ergangenen 6reitaa. Der Oeut.
ife SdGuipiel 8erein Der Stoats-
uuiberiitdt NIT Der Duriteaung bon
S%uocrmnnn's 8reiafter Cos Slid
mn 9iuteI0 cr5ielte, lit bereitS am
Sdmitag IN Der nGri6iine" 6eridtet
Uoroen. Gs mare slt tuiinI6eu, oof
oaS Stiid aid an anoeren OFTEN
our auffii9ruug fame, Den Spielcrn
CUR a%nerfennuilg into anImuntc.
rung unO Dem gubIifunt 5l einem
mirfltden @enub.
am ~folgenoen abeno bielt Scr
Deittide Shauipicl . gerpin 1ein
idbrlifes 8anfett hn 2incoln Sotel
ab gu Dem etipa 30 5eiInebmer Ith
e~iagefanoen batterL uiiO an BEN
map preiieno nit pie( idonen Ge0eu
6es @fiifs inn Binfel ge0udte. I'm.
ter ben Reonern OH ieitLi1er 3ofel
5eifneten iih beIouoers 6rau Srib
Elm Mfitglie0 oes alu6s pom letten
Sabre, uno Die Brofsliorea @rlm.
mann uno 6oBler ans. 8on z bis
1890 mar -lnan in geiniitlih
5ipongloier g9eiie beiiaumen, ulo
Ole nor5ii9Iide Stimnung, Die 0en
qau3en @lben0 n%urherridlte, tplir0e
nod ourd Elm 8egIiidmutidiings.
9ele9romm, oas bon einem frii6eren
Nitglieoe aus Dem fernan 8eiten
einlief, un0 0urd cine @eibe BON
ouutiden 8oIfslieoern erb0bt. oeren
Iieblihe @eiien FROZEN 2ippen ent-
ltromten.
@uf Der Gtate sSarm NIT ibrem
impoIanten @ebGuoes aomp[er miro
Elm g~eipaGtiger @eubau 1ufgefiibrt,
Ger trob Stlrm uno 8etter ieiner
g~oleuoung entgegengebt.
SER 8aitor Gtuoier bon Barn.
ton, Der e6entalige 8eiiBer oes Ba-
lace Gofe al Ser % StraBe, %erfreute
feline dreHnOa bier lebte @o6 Dur6
ieinen a~ilgenebmen 8eIud, lm6
nabm er ais anoenfen Don Qinco[n
ul0 Inn Die Soften einer G%iietlbobr1-
riidfabrfarfe gu iporeu, bier Raoer
un0 eiIlen SdneuGufer 0a0or nit.
aui Capital 2eah, einern Der
Soulnerpergniigung 8ldse.
bor 2iucofu, oebt's aud trob SIS.
mo Sdnee hunter al. Sic Rltoer-
bootc uno @on6eln, bic in ben Com.
m%ermonaten BORT 10 oiel begebrt
iii6, Iiegen felt int Gle uno miHen
8uiebeli, ME Sunoerte un0
alf fliufen S9fti6uben
an ibuen poriibereilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19

8ie in friberen Sobrep Slide
rel, 10 lit gang beionoers ieBt
n9GfeIn" gum 2oiungslport rnierer
.7rduenmelt geDoroen iii Der freieit
8eit, Die lie ibrd &flidten obge-
miant. lll0 BARN bat lie oid &eht,
na man ia obne groBc @liibe uto
Soften etiuaS Sh0neS un0 oo9 5a-
gleif glupli6es filr ieite 6relftoe
ODER fid icl6it berlteIIen fam. Do
bel tonmt ibr ais gutter Hoteeber
infer Bud $50. 8 CUR Silfe. auBer
20 neri1icoenen tleiteften Mllterlt
ron @oiien cher Sofs iin6 iebr
uie0lide MISUNDERSTANDING Mi4Iter
ron Sdnls, 8antoiTeln @edhe1t,
San0taIderL SGHbhen uu0 5ilet-
arbeiten oarin entboltefL fpel4e obne
5roge groben 9eif1a ftnOen tueroen.
Sdumen Sic nid)t nit Der 8eiteIluR9
oieier nelieften Iusgobe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
Aus Bloomfield!

9[m Lebten Mortag fonD i'm Orb
geihpB Der Observation-Disclosures Ell
8onfett fir M6nner Der Metbooiitcll
gemein6e ltatt. sSin 9erbin0ung Da
nil botte man Elm a~uiterneIien ar
rangiert. 9ie anppien0en nerleb
ten cine ihone io3iale 5eier.
Gin 8feroegeiparn, ouS bon 90
nal0 Gar getrieben iDuroe. er
ihrefte Ii6 in Ser 0Gbe bes S1laht.
bouies ullo lief nit rnienber &c.
idfpin0igfeit nad Ser Staot. 4ls
Die 8feroe bon Der Maain Str. IL
ben 8roa0pop eirboger, liefan Il;
NIT bo1er &raft 8egen oas in Der
W2itte 0e8 8%ron0nap iteben6e Bel.
her: 1&urn to tbe Higbt". 8aS
2eBtere rpnroe gGn8lid 5ertriitnnert
ieoo1 rpltr0e fein tpeiterer 6ha0cn
getan. Sic 8feroe ipur0en bel Der
Warfe 2untber GARD gum Stebtn
gebrdOf.
am ii. Sanuar fano bic 9od)3cit
bon 5r6ltlein 0libo Soma 2inele
ilno Glen @erfe i'm brnlttelterIihen
Sauie feds @eilen iiiolid bon Der
ltott.
gto9 cine $ohaeit fan6 AM Ii
Sonttar I'M &arIe Der 6rau q. S.
Itatt. Sort tpur0en 6rdu-
leiu 2ottie Stagg unO Ser Nurt
ebelid BON gaitor Jolt
oerbunoen.
4ut lesten 6reitog mahten Gar
item @anien uno Sermarln &lofe
cine @GidaftsreiIe nod 8auio.
6rau 8ilbelm 6oiteltalt, Die eincn
oretlp69entli1en 9eiud) in 4eterioa
Soma, madte, III tpieoer Sltriif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
a6tung, Delegation
UOm C~entr0(Der60nO
Die Observation-Disclosures nn6 8e.
a~ntemuabI fiaOet 6reitag, ben
81. Saauar itatt.

Omaha, 9ebr., IL. San. 1916.
@erte 9elegoteul
llniere @eneralberiommftng un0
8enmtenmobl finOet 5reitog MbenO,
ben 81. Sarltnr i'm Deutihen Sollie
itatt. @eeen Ser 8idtigfeit Der
Sibune ioate fem 9eleeot febIen.
Sagesoronltng: Sabresberibte Der
8eanlten, Der itebenoen Gomtees uno
oeS 5inansfommitees, geomteniuqbL
a~enoerltng Der 6oBungen, geipre.
dung 6er &dtigfeit i'm nelten Sabr.
genug INN Die 8eriamulIung interels
iailt gu MAIDEN. Sober DeIegat ioa.
te pinftIid erideinert 6o peger Der
bieIen @eidldfte Die Sisung punt
s lt5r er6fnet miro.
Wait oeltti9en Cruz
Bal S. Setter, Br6Iioent,
Mug. s. Gpedlt, Sefret6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
Nus 0ebrasfa Stu
auD umgegenO!

9bnobl mir bon Snobu elmer
8tnf erbielten5 ooB cine falte 8enC
i'm 4n8nge iei, fpur6e oie Sad)e ni1i
eHer ernIt gellDmmeil, bts mir nllttet
oarin fDoren. @er 8rennmqteriol
bate, brod]te 0asielbe an iolde9slnse.
mo- er bic @aie Ridt 5ur Cir 9incl,s-
5uitrefen braudte. auf Sen StroBer
un0 in Den @ei6dftslofolen berri6tc
m1breno Der a1Ite cine @rabesIttae.
&igfierte es SeinarD, iif ieben 81
~loiIen, 10 mar Die critic 6rnge: ugSie
bie[ Brao G1lte bat esq Sect.
no Der Starm boriiber, nil nan
miiien, oaB es BON 20 big 26 inter
Niia mar, utl0 10 fam Sober ieine
8o6I MAIDEN. Scoo9 bat ms Die
a1lte ettpos @utes eebra1t oenil
mir boben bic eriebnte @iSbrilde, mt
ibr miro uns elm be6eutenoer sam
Del bon Soma gebrodt uno fonmt
e~benfal[s ettuos 2ebert in Die gitoe,
0enn Die Wtiiiouri Bottom 9etuo6ner,
pel6e 1llf @oiier angemieien iilo,
peroen 5ierber foulilen un0 Die Iidt
ipedieln uno I'M itGotii6en @efGng,
mis- miro es lebbofter. oeun bort Miro
NIT oerporrenen Stimmen oog idi.
ne 2ie0 g%eiiuigen: Simmer nod n
Sropfhenlq 80 gleidt ltA 0as 9GB
lide nit oenf G60neil mieoer aus.
3euiafeiten bon @emi6t fin0 fatne
81 ber5ei6nen; obifon man bel bon
Der Grippe ipri6f, iheint oieiel5s
ieooh feinen totlifen Gusgorg bcr-
5eiduen 3u fonnen.
6ra1 8m. Gremer, Die Satin
8nriifge5ogenen moblbefann.en
nabe Salmnge itorb om
NDntog mad lan9em GrdnfeIn. Die
.lte6erreite Der @eritorbenen tnuroen
bon bier nod EoInloge gebraht unO
nlf Dem 6orti9en ct. 9ailrs 5rieo.
bof nllter gEmtieriuig Oes Serrn
GoeriH9 ON 5olugiag ben
Is. Salluor 5llr Groe beitattet. @at.
te, 2 SGbne mo 1 Gohter, aae Ell.
.padien, itberIeben Die suic @nti6Io.
Tene.
aldl lit 6as Sini1eioen Ser Ssit.
pe SenrD SUnrpeli 81 bcridden.
Dieielbe ipor ole @oftin oes 8au.
SenrD Sforpen, IpetherI
.br Dor nlebreren Sabren I'M GoOel
,o%rotsgine. sic mar 1843 in
Neflenbltrg geboren uno fam al3
fin6 nacb &merifo; iie pobnte ieit
1862 IN mierer Stnbt. Ole Gnt.
dIafene binterIGBt cine Sodter.
Sror abe Billings, nno einen 5obn,
Die iroilden ~lleberrGtel
ouroen am Sonntag bierielbit beige.
EFT.
ISM. @eubdlicr, 83 Sabre ali,
in 5ernlcr I'M bod Greet 8re8irft.
bis beufe faum BuBte, pas
1T mlu0e pIoeliG pnRo6l
mo bon einem ununicrbronenen
s9tndier (SicpusW eretiIieIg. mel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
@nierbad fir ale grten bon SGfeL
arbeiten.

Bud Rr. 2, tpie unten gaaeigt, eut.
b6lt an~ipeiiuiigen uno ~nelleite OH,
tier fir aebdteIte @inidse uno Spi.
ten. 4b~biIoungei Har uno oertIi6
uno ieOer Gaoen lit al ieben. sic
tonnen nidt feblgeben In Auferti.
gung 0ieier geIdmnfnoaen Spiter
unO @inidte, ME man iie eebrouft
iiir Eaihentiiher, gorb1nae, 3ed.
den unb Sods. Se0es Bud 1T fit
iid Elm @ail6es, un0 fem Multer
stpeimal ent6aIten. Seine 5rou
ic(lte obne 6ieie Bidder Iein.
gu beIteaen 81 ii gts. pro Bud
burd Omaha sribine, 1911 Sotporb
Ctr, Gmaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-19
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Sonntng eir1en 8ortrog in Spencer.
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muar 5rou 8oltor 5piedernalir1 udS
bebadten tie ME INNER nit eirtenI
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0ienten 8eantten tpte0trgefp1bu.
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8oDne cine DISCRIMINATING BON Bet
tit1~gsmdnner1 aus Dem norooitllhea
9ebrosfa Itattfi1oen.
Gins BON 9enrD Sainer's Bier.
ben fieL Somstog, ben s. Sannor,
in Ser Staot tot nie0er. 9as 9fer0
pur0e BON Dem 8rll6er 9afner's ge.
trieben uao mar onidainlt6 gelltrl6,
ais es bonn Souie obgiug,
Nrtbur Gggert nno 8alter un0
Stn0le 6rnbm paren ltnter ben bic
len, Die bon ben Maiern beimgeinht
tpurben. 4rtbur @ggert, Der ge.
iuno mar, erIttt eiilen &iidfaa nno
lit ieit0em frdnfer ais aupor.
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am 10. Sanltar Elm ti6tiaer5 tarnrn-
batter angefommen. Setter 0oerr 1T
ein Sdniegeriohn bon Gerhard Mtor-
tin.
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uno Sans 9og9e bon gborteroof,
Soma, poren @eidGfte balber BEL
Marttn 6. 8eters.
6rau 8inie 2elienbagen liegt an
ben 0foiern uno elmer 2ungentranf-
belt oarnteoer.
2esten 6reitog Morgen bate SRI.
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gebro6en bate, nieoer Su breden.
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rora bent Acknowledgements Ieines
8aters angeiupbnt battle, febrte Iet-
ten Samstog 5ltriid.
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STRUCTURAL gelpdbIt.
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oli6 &obren Der glemedtorIfule.
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gr1toer S. 9. @oiiarD gu 8eIuh.
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burt zines Godterdeng iebr erfreitf.
an 81. Sanuar nolen Sic Ser
mannsiObne eiHeu grOBen Ban ge-
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fe. itarb am fl. Sairnar in @roB,
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