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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
RICHMOND DELEGATION
FOR DEEPER WATERWAYS
-'aH"r' '"Inciimcn md Members of
'hhmb"r OF to Attend
philadelphia NlcetInr.

expressing the interest this ci,v has
always felt In the project TO establish
q continuous coastwise inland water
N"E' Mayor Ainslie. together with dele
EaUons both from the CITY Council,
ana the Chamber Of Commerce rrob-
ABLY VIII attend the ninth annual CON
vention Of the Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Association. to 90 held In phila-
delphia September u to Is. Thos,
~Geies"tions have not yet been APP
pointed.
Tho prime object Of the assocint,on
which is headed by j. Hampton Moore,
OF l'hiiadelphia is TO impress upon Con-
gross tho Importance of conncc,in.
into one continuous waterway thn
rivers, lakes and bays between Eostor
Massachusetts and Miami. Fla. I'M.
eliminating the risk to life ana com
Incrce experienced off Cape iiatrrr,s
and Long Island sound, ana. at the
same time, establishing q means Of adr.
4"A'e dcie"He to the great capovls
along the Atlantic Coast.
While HicHmouf is not diroctlv af.
iected in the scheme to connect the
INLAND waterways, it is felt that tho
deep interest she has lent TO the pro-
ject and tho friends She has made
among Cougrcssmcn from the various
states which are vitality Interested.
means tho probability Of timely as
~s.stance IA securing creator appropri-
atoms Tor tho Improvement, OF James
1910. "
Many Of tho delegates to the convou-
lt'ou last year in Atlanta. includinr Air.
Moore. stopped owe. for several hours
/" Richmond. There are usually from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
DATE SET FOR HEARING
Condemnation of sale Tor pu.t-ufricc
Annex 10 Come IN on
DCtuhsr :.

Judge EGmunG Waddi1, ST.. ~ no
United States Distric, Court for tic
Eastern District Of VIrauia. ;,stcr-
day set October : aus the ds,e a.. Kin.
hearing Of tae condemnation as.ee,d-
ingf against the site at ,ha conner
OF Eleventh ana Main Streets, $751;. b
the government proposes 70 ae3ulr.
for I'll addition 10 the post-cf0co build.
ing. The court Viii allow q special
Jury to SIT on the case.
Properly owners on the cas, side ~
Eleventh Street viii bc represented
rs Attorney u w. Patterson, ana me
Virginia I;ullding CORPORATION, when
owns thc property TO be condemned.
will be Represented by Attorney HI!
Carter.
Congress has appropriated $4,000
for the purchase Of the site.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
JUDGMENTS ENTERED
Civil Justice Finds Against Eight sub.
Scribrrs to Stock In Union
Stores.

Judgments against eight stockholders
in the Union stores, which failed some
time ago were entered yesterday in tho
Civil Justices Court. as follows:
l.. II. Grove, $3.50; /. II. IIaskcr.
Si1.25: w. T.. HT!ghicld, 500: r. T..
Jones. s35: Leon L.. Strause sac; Il. c..
Webster. $40. and Robert Lccky, Jr.,
SlO0.
Some were continued until future dates.
while others were dismissed when the
defendants paid the amounts which
they owed for subscriptions to shares
in the dcfunct concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
MRS. GRIFFIN ACQUITTED
S~cIghbors Are Prompt to Testify (,
Good Character of Accused
Woman,

When n%eiEhbors OF Mrs. Rosa Griffin.
.249a Chafin Street. read OF her arrest
Sunday on n charge Of maintaining n
disordsrly house at that d ess, they
Immediately n themselves to-
gethsr for the purpose OF assisting her.
Their efforts were rewarded yesterday
morning when Justice Crutchfield dis
missed the charge against Mrs. Griffin,
aftor her nei6hbors had testified as to
her character, and also dismissed the
cases against several young men and
women who had been arrested In the
house at the time the police visited II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
ATTACHMENT FOR MARSHALL
FailE TO Appear When Charge O.
Gambling Is Called in
Police Court,

Justice Crutchfeld yesterday issued
an attachment for Edward Marshall
when the young man failed to appear
In the Police Cour to answer a charge
or maintaining a gambling house at
CAT North Eighth Street. Policemen
Posenau. Miller, Sweet and Lumpkin
made the raid Saturday night. Ed
Atkinson, c. p. Mingo. J. p. Morgan
w. II. MCGOWAN, w. r. Kutney and
w. j.. Jones were fined $40 n costs
on charges OF gambling In the house
The cases against L. w. Edwards and
X. c. Baldwin were dismissed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
Celebrate Golden Wedding.

a. S. Lloyd and his wife. of 211
North Twenty-Fifth Street. will cclc-
brate their ffticth wedding anniver-
sary to-day by an entertainment to
which they have invited many Of their
friends. A peculiarly happy c%ircuIn-
stance in connection with their Iol-
den wedding anniversary is that their
son, a vaudeville actor and n member
of the team OF Aveling and Lloyd. is on
the current bill at the Lyric, and will
thus be able TO take part in the fes-
tiyitieS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
Highland Park citizen. to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Highland Park Citizens Association
Will be held tonight at S o'clock in
the auditorium of the Highland Park
School. Several matters OF impor-
lance. including better street car SER
vice, more adequate lighting facilities
and municipal improvements. will he
discussed at the meeting. V~ice-Presi-
dent James Will preside in the alb
sence Of President S. II. TcInpleman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
Fined for specLing.

Magistrate T. j. Puryear. sitting in
Hcnrico County Magistrates Court.
yesterday imposed n fine Of $40 each
upon five violators Of the speed law In
Hcnrico County. as follows: j. q. Stein
still. Frank Christian. Osborne Jones
and J. G. Patterson.
w. II. Lawrence. who has been on
special duty to break up speeding on
Cary Street Road between the Belt Limo
bridge and tho Country Club OF Vir-
ginia. was tho complaining witness In
each case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15

A~nnounccment mas just hceu lnndc
by the Virginia Railway and Power
Company Of tho doubling Of the pension
allowance or cInplovcos - III have been
Disabled from s"rvicc, either by acol-
dent or sickness. Tho pension viii
be $50 per month instead OF Sl5 and
VII apply 10 al! members OF the relief
association that are ia good aiGnd.uG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
soutbcrn RniIvny Paintings.

Estimated earnings OF the Southern
Railway for the first week Of August
were S1.32S,7b1 Az compared with ST.
232,02s for the same week Of last year.
showing an Increase of 500. 72S. ac-
oording to figures announced ycstcr-
day by Comptroller A.. II. Plnnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
WEAVER W|THDRAWS
IN FAVOR Of DOWNING
Front Royal Man Ia BE Judge liar.
riSon's Sole Opponent for
Hay Vacancy.
FAVOR EARLY FOR SHORT TERM
Following Conference i'm CharIottes.
vile, Factions Opposing Harrison
Agree To Present United Front.
VIII Mean Vigorous Campaign.

Following a conference in Char
lo;tesvilic last night between friends
OF Floyd w. Weaver. Of Luray: y. B..
Early, Jr., OF Greene. and State Scna-
tor Henry H. Downing. of Front Roy
al. definite announcement was made
of the withdrawal of AIR. Weaver from
tho Seventh District conErcssionul
light in favor of the candidacy of MIR.
Downing, Who will be the sole oppo-
ncnt OF Judge Thomas w. Harrison. OF
Winchester, Tor the new term Begin
ming March !. next. i; was conceded
by the friends Of both Mr.. weave and
Mr.. DownirE that Mr.. Early was en-
titled To cordial supper for Mr.. HAYS
uneN pircd tern.
Mr.. Downing, when questioned i'm
rcgard TO his candidacy. affirmed his
Intention TO prosecute Il vigorous cam
raiCn from now until the late of the
primary. September >. The friends OF
MIR Downing claim that he will carry.
in addition 10 Aibcmarlc and Char
lottcsyillc. thc Counties of Warren.
rage. iinppahannock. Madison. Greene
and Rockingham.
tNNOtNCEMENT FOLLOWS
SERIES or CONFERENCES
Tho Observation-Disclosures coali-
ton WAS forecast in Tho 1'imcs-Dis-
naich OF Yesterday. hut nual confrna-
ton was lacking until after tho con-
| ~ ''l'' li IlfSNliit. me thlr-
l"ttcsvillc meeting followed confer
"uccs held at Luray and IIarrisonburg
an Friday ANA Saturday. Previous Ia
tho announcement OF his withdrawal.
MIR. Weaver, who Is clerk OF tho court
Of PaC" County, had been regarded as
one of the most active candidates. lie
agrees tn support Senator Downing
for the two-ycar term beginning March
{. 1917, and both Downing and Weaver
VIII support State Senator EARLY for
the u~ncNpircd term.
The developments Of tho past three
days have given tho Harrison forces
some concern. The opposition has
consolidated, and It is admitted that
the Winchester jurist, who WAS the
first in the field. viii have a stiff fight
on his hands. with the opposition di-
vidcd, it had been so generally as
sumcd that Judge Harrison would win
that already there had developed a
Stin contest for his seat on tho cir
cult bench with petition to the Gov
crnor both for and gains Aubrey
Weaver, former chairman OF tho House
Finance Committee. Mr.. Weaver. by
the WAY. is the law partner Of Scna-
tor Downing. With the primary lit
tie more than two weeks away, tho
district will see n fortnight Of cam
paiGning which VIII he the most Wig
orous in q generation.
The primary will be held on Scptcm-
her 2. Under the ruling adopted by
the District Committee, all aspirantS
must file notice of candidacy by next
Saturday, together with II check for
their proportionate share of the cN-
penSc of holding the primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
Mrs. Manson Better.

Mrs. Sidney L. Manson. who has boon
very III with pleuriay. Is oonvalascent
and able to 500 her friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
FOR ICE MISSION
Contributions OF so Yesterday Hiring
fetal for This Summer
to 81, O32.S3 &.

Contributions received yesterday for
the Richmond Ice Mission amoun to
SIS, and bring the total to $l.032.53
From many sources come cries for re-
lief. No commodity is more widely
needed during tho summer months than
ice. The Ice Mission distributes it's
funds entirely on the basis of the need,
restricted neither by age. race nor
creed. The Times-Dispatch makes daily
Acknowledgement of the funds re-
ccivcd.
Yesterdays receipts were as follows:
Cash 500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

men beOelttet bierin cine gau5 or.
boDte 5ideriteIlung Der Sdfuei5 ge
geniiber ben 6~isberigen G6fommen
Sn oieien bate iih SeutidlnnO MN
als Eronsporfcur eenitgenoer @tcr.
gen In Robitoffen perpflihtet, I'M
nelten, ober ols eiaentIider 2iefe.
rant fir IeBtere. 9amtt lit mn
cine efieftibe Siberung errridt. Gii
5dpei8 bat in oaen uben ongefiihr-
ten Etnften bel erretht; gtn Yteh
reres ST. perlongen mare nid)t an
gangte eeipelen. Bonn idmei3cri.
ifen Stanopunfte ans beOmlprr
mir, 0ob oas 4btomrten Gin fursiri.
tiges lit utto iid MIR bis Gnoe 1917
eritredt. &tr beereifen aber Seittid
lmio, oob es olrf Idnger iib mid
binoen Iniien ipplte, iinO oogescI
iiber5augt, onb cine pDentuen not
lDenoig peroenoe 8erlGngerline 0cs
ieLten i'm 5riibling nGd1ten Sobre5
nitt Ourd unf ShDei5erboOen er
tol9te 3niitenfdae erifruert miro
aQes in alien: Die garier Yer
bnnOIungen bon guetiIt batten mi
einer 9emitigung Der Sfmei3 &c.
cnoet. Die gcrner gerb1tt0lunQef
ltuS elm boiler grfolg. g8ir oanttt
tim 9elithlono, Dem 9itnoesrat.
uno sen llnterb1n6lern btiSci
5taaten. Sic Shwei3 bat einel
altpn 5reltno aufs nelie tcnnen &c
lernt. nidt in 8orten, fonoera mi
ser Got.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

nnbtobftdtiger gtrs
aIei9. 9rduiigam lbat ieinel
8raut einsn ilslnsn Iaops I'M Gorbs
den mitssbr1ft nnb pddi isin Ge.
f4snt nus); ggtun, adtbs, mas peiHIt
81 81 Der tIeinsn nsbetrdInuns2-
grout: sa1, tosLG rsseHtts
6unb1enl Sstay, Du lieber Wisnid
bas liebt Dir dhnEid!"
Gin b0fer Ranm Sic:
Run tut a mir So1 leb, oob Id
Del BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. niG
mitipirttt.@
er: .@OhIiuien iOn man ME be-
reuen".
lntef atbrianssE. CT
fer 2ehrjungs: .ShDdrmt Define
Wts5unin pc9 tor Runpf
3Ds;trt: rglst, nHt bic aaHfbuts
itt ID biz tsn5Igs Rnnp, f0s Sk FL
Idparmt]
absstrumpfL goHbtdm.
lsr (su sinsm Germ. BIT I4on Idnst
ON G&aIier ndrist unD mt BEN @sIs
b. flatNrt): mir IasiHt. sic gInus
Ben. oaB Sic m sintTn aauilabsa
Fna!!
.1nfHous niNh 8nft bssnmmE
man 10 eIeiH. lpas mon piu!-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Galifornia ais Sen ausldlaa.

i1ner obigeH EteI fhreibt nnh elmer I1ngeren auseinonoerfesnnd
rs @feebnffes Der @rdf0enfenuobl bic ogermdnio" IN Cos Qngeeg,
&aIs ihr bn8 3efutat In California TN gefoH0eren.
&fe nrobe 8DpuIoritdt bon @ouperneur SobnIon aob 6iefem In
California cine W2eBrbeit fr ben gpn0esiennt. neIfe mf 100000 StBn-
aten 9efn6bt miro. CAB California fir 8iIfon cine feline gRaiortat
a68aNrbea bnt gbt ST. 0enfel Bon betoen sIigen Der repu6Itanifhen
NQrse III California miro Der guf u4erot4 Iaut. Die Spolhrng iii ben
1Rlben Der 1artei SuHben ben grogreHfDen un0 .Meguldren" ibeint nibt
aaandn0ie gebgIt al fen nmo bic Johe 1T, OoB ourd oiee SpaItlrnc,
0fn 1a unfeigen sampf, meder bier i'm Sabre 1910 fetnen anfdne
aabn1s Nn9bes ben 9rdi0entenfubI OerIumt aIene 1lrladen, qroFe
8aiffun9rm. g9nn bdte Is f1 me trG1men IoHen, bog California iemds
aaN Mtsibing In elmer BrdFoenenDabI qeben nnroe uno nod 6ou init
hz apfEneu gR1iorHdt bon ehihen &unoert cor Sam1en0 Siminen.
@nMn bic RnbI bon goo0roD @iHon enDGLig fdn miro, 0ann
mB bu3aIbs Ons 5o3t us oereIben 3eben. 8efeIbe Dro ndt cine
kao9MKnmg feiuer bisher berfOEgten BoIfE fem, Ion6rn fe If cine
Sa8e pan ba1 erbittertn anmpf sueier Gaftionen mi Stdate California
eN 8nfans aus fpeIdem bic Denofrotiihe g1rtei 0uken 3ibt Is if
Hs6sM& Mnb fMr pahrf1eiulih, oB @err HiIon nit elmer sDeifdbaHen
1Ax lIaMof WaferTt1t ft aongrB rednen nuB Sic in Der 8ufunff
as @fdHaenfen berfoIstr HoIhf nrD Fd mebr ben Nanjden 0s Son.
skeHs fHgen miHe- DRie ausfdt 1T Der eudge 2ihtbIbf I'M MeFaItate
Ae lsbt9n Xs0hL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
SinScnbnrs NIB Der 0eISuerIei9cr.

Binbenburg bur1rsif bos ercbsrts
poien. 4ui Dem uiortiPtag it5sno
slntr StaOt rblidt Ct eine ylsts
I1enaniammlun9. pWas III bier
Ipsg4 fragts Der 6tloBtrr. sDns PM
9eIobulsiper!" .UslODttleip:re.. Oh
bic mir mas pumpen patoena @cl'
len NAL ben NerluA mdhen." Der
SEtlomarinaa trltt auf bic Grupps
3u. IS entlpiHnt lid tolgenos unIer'
baltuag: ,Sie InD gsloDerIstbsif
.Wsnn d @el9dlt gu mudsn IT, osr'
leIbsn mir dub @sLo." rJtan, DaresH
Gie mir 500 Matt lstbenG-
,glsin!" .Norum ntnt?" Oct @s'
fraote 3udt DE ahieIn un0 lniUetgt.
,8liiea Ste, iDtr t9 blng" nSit
iun0 Uinri1da S.~noslbutg!" sylu,
dlio, uno benz nurosn sic nl4p
500 gtdrt ltibeng" Der eeirdgR
pisetrbclte Iein Vein. .Aber paGum
oenn ntdi2 WlrOeH sic ss Dem 80
rem IeIben2" Der @elD5etleibgr ants
portet frmOig wnb i9nsa: uJo!'
,Marum BEN 3arsn unD nldt mIr9@
,!Serr 5tIOmariAaa, ib MIL JbRtn
tppes lOen. Der Gar bot gtnsuinsR
grsempsl ua0 bot e atgtbeH Surid.
II pot sensmnen Silit ano bot Fl
qeaettn 3uriid, sr bot gsnentalen
2emberg unO % eegsbsH Surid. Sic
bob'n gnsmmsH Gc05 Sic bOb'n &C.
nemmsu pinsi, GR bcb'H entmmsH
9iban - bot aan aansiser Wsaif
ie gsb0rt, oab Der 5srr Ginosa6urs
bot sppss esgebsn 5nrads@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15

bic Sfirne, tat, ala Oh etllssn ni&!s
geIeIsn mare, ais Oh Ct lsin grGIs
ietisih ttabtn lDnHte. Or febt tis
mus blab aus iaHb Die @tlts, anp
bic Sdlonls slaubte Gus istner Gtims
me lauts srObt0DtiIhe Dreien bsrs
a~us5ubDren. Doh ie mebr It prod,
tamen unlitbiome 3psiiel IN ibrs
BermatunsrR. Die Worts Der ums
ihltitrten 5timme DtanseH Der NeFs
tanmlune 10 5a 9er5sn, uup oaA
Bib Dss BerhoE6eHen mar 0srma.
ben nit giebs ge5eihntt, Dab IN IL.
benz Safe bic InRert Anleilnabmt
oes Sprehenbsn i9 offsnbarie.
SDsr iOats Der pfarrsr In Der Gtaot
Elm folder Sdaaipielsr espOtDsn
ttin2 glua rsDete Ct BON Der ltef
u%urssInDsn MdFtErtuoe Des WstTtuts
bsuea, Don leintm Esinsn Y%stitdnOnta
fir @eiane une belonosfs pom ieis
rsn hsrDOrrasenbsh 9dItht.n iiir Die
@tist. sMit on bat e. nldt In &ons
Serttn Der sSarmrHis~ aleiAtnI ben
eanSsn ot9tseIiatsn Sdal pes .Sh'
len in isinea Bonn seSogsn. Gtn
R!nnJ aus isntn ihonsn 5oeen Ioa
Jpn bents in itin @tab eelttter, EN-
3ant in S6nen i9merSbsDtstsr
6rsunDe."
Mit oi,Ten Boftsn Rits 6er Pfdrs
rsr Don tsr aanbsl, bob nus BEN
I9nar3sR RaTtn lsIne @eise, itimms
ts lIe, uno bsrsiis fang uud ipon Die
Sreel cine ernits 9a@.9 ocrota, Cello,
8ratIhs Fislsr Elm, unD iber Ft hins
aus inpnne fH me Elm irillsrnpsr
gpael Ole belle Sttmme aus pes
gfarrsrs @eige.
Grits itodte otr atem. S1Ioms
fpHrts cine sigsnorligs 8etlsmmuns.
Grltaant, sber betrsten ihaats lie 5a
ibrer b%etreunettsn @eu1ttsrtn hlns
iiber, unD bieis gidubts i'm Biolintus
fen Das geltern srwdbute 3Oiieihsn
su ertenrea. Galome fam IA Slns
ne, ipis Der Minb BON seItern dbsnD
rsht nobI bic pfarrbuusiirsu uHs
iontt 5ageIdldeeR babsn mo9te, uuo
Der Serr muBtt I'D bssileR, oa CT nd
BEL Der arbrit DsrlpCtst batte, IOnit
mare Der 3as pbne i'm a~bssfabttn,
Der 3us, Der ibn 5ur Iebttn gStobe
nit isinsH gtaFtireuno.n fubr. Nts
LANCE mo4Rn lie i4OH Sufammsn ss'
lpielt bubsa!
8t bart Iinb bod bic Rnf.nIfiis
bsr, bic man iid islbsr ssbsn muB!
Di. Sdlomt butte Das nod ME oeut'
sie1er esipirt pie bsuie. gs tit nur
Gin 0lid, Iagty fe id INNER DIs'
Ter, Dab uns aismano ssbOrt bat nls
Der Stsrtit. SH otslem 4useHblid
gfabts Ser Gd,affnsr pun esiisrn
absao be btiosn A.atidbaitr InO
metnle 10 i'm gorbeistben: .Dus
Dettsr bat ii9 prGhtig gttptnDst,
uno Sire Waihs BON geitern 1T
bsate ttodsn unD rein geporDen,
1iat24
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
'Nur noeh 'Gsls-If' Tor
mich mach dIsssmP
i.Afrldl gAmsstIsa

serlYtlbt Shhnrauasn iteratiL e@mrsblss.
Wldis siniaasr.
Sn babe autae66ri. heti6srtrefeuoe al
ben lHf meiHt 6lhutrnugsn ~ pstlvsnPtst
spidIe aun lHfine Aeben Mol mett NIL Nay
bddrn ein, ennetbe aun Moi niebt MI Itet
fern ann GhereR bsmm wfbi mir elhlau
.Hlkt6.Tp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Grcsc Grmmtiamna.

Ole grnmamihoften bel Der Mobl boben bic TrofenIegcr mo Nus
.roter offer olfobolortger @etrdnfe ebr ermlhat. Sic fpoaen nmnebt
cine @oloamptR rnpogon0a i8 8erf ieten, mn Satnois momogIih nil
Shiru Ul erobern. Die Shladtpldne 6aw ioHeu ON 20. gobember in
0ohl SbermdH in Chicago bonn groBen @eHeralob onsgeNTtgt ner0en
an 0ehen Gpiee Btniom Senninas 8rpnn febt, Der Nufpruh mf Die Gbrt
nnht Den Stoat gebrosfa fir &ilion mo NoHr erobert ou baben. Der
9erntng in Chicago miro aud uner nuhonolberibmter Gaiel Sbeeu
6etpobnen. @rnOen ia es uns nidt menn fe aud Den Gaut SainoiS
gcpnnen, oo ibnen MIR unts 0ioertano geeffet piro In Den 9onObe
5irfen unb GROCER Iorfdub geIeHrt miro BON allen @roftpotrioten, oC
elm SelnithI BARN erbliden, ben 8eHuB setfieer @etr1ute ous5uroten
INN Die bobeu greie fit GabrungsHitel Gasneleihen. SeOen Gent
ot Die Hefer an Bier tHo ShnapS iparen, fonuen fe fir berteuertes
grof, Gldh9 um0 Gleioer herdusriden. Weoria Sonne)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-15
Ger beriuaRbsItt sdlinfen.
@pn s 6. aromer.

Ger SauBbannsg niist ben 9risa
peiI oRbers nirgsHos Hi6ts eiHgebsu
Mill, une Ipislt cine ,3eit lang bsi
Der 8abn ben GitsrIaafiner, aus
3iIFspeiie, bis Elm nsuer tommt; ost
onosre bat ms 5e!o maiisn, Ginma!
10 IaOt sr geesn ~fysierabtnO nDA Elm
Riitnen I'm, uno oa er's bielleidt
ttm @siif; sttoas gu nab brtnet mas
merit er uno nirbsIt ldnubbsrHo ben
totem Biubfang? Sob id rtatig ges
leItn, fast CT, 10 permeIost Der Jrauts
5risf aObIriben; oa riedt's absr.
Tint mir, mad ShiutsH. 8unn
bate bos gum 8eglbidm morssu
nod 3eit. GteIIt aIio oas Ridden
beiieite in sinen @intsI. ma9t 6sisrs
lbsno unD sebt beim, b. 8. gum bud.
Ii9ea 5udspirt, osr ibm am 8es
lieot, RnO nod 2iat bat.
Der 5udspirt mill in ItIbieeT
aa9t ismnao i'm Radbarsartsn bas
Sen rumoren h6rsn, oosr Is 6dt ibm
1etr1umt. Oils sr onoern Morgeas
pen 51nHes nit einem aiitHen auf
ser ahisI borbsigsbsu Tisbt: 8it
HrieesIeierant gspOroen, 9annss2
Iragt er Jpn. Gs gilt msinsm Better
ms 9yeID! ia1t bel. Die baben oft
I'm Sdisengrabsn nur agts, uno
Der 1T gut fir bic 3apIsn. Gin
0dmmIein gerdu6srtes, DsrItsbit ou2
Der Seunbof6dusr Bat mfrs obgss
!aIItn; pirIt Jpn prum nidt perras
ten. Saets, p,distt bic 4disI,
auO ssbt meter.
SIN 5radtiduppea maHt er iiG
Tin biB9en nit BEN gsltrigen Riibsns
tiIt6eH 3u idaffeu, Of bran aud ale
9dgsl fsit fBeu, iuiegfs nuf Der
g~ridenpags mad uno saubert 10
Gran bsrum, bis er's gnbIih NIT ben
RobIribeH in rem Bro9tfpagsn ihiebt
anb ibm gIiidli9t Ja6rt miiniht.
ltebsr Witiog .ommt Ct nit leinem
aiitdeH nieDsr beim 5u9spirt pora
Del, Der bembdrmIig unter Der ghre
itebt. Barum ids uieper brinae2
mtint er gu i6m. Der 6err gors
jtanb ldbt S9intsn ni9t DHr6, aus
ber nit einem G6sin pom 8iresrs
4siittr, bon irtssn ausfubruerbot.
Gis foroem ben SpferIInH. GtsIls
oerlpeiL bsi mir sini idgt Der Jrdss
nirt, bebt ibm's bon ber A9isl unn
.rtmmts In @erDdbrang.
Gos dubtre aiIi6en trifft nobIs
5ehdltsn In Berlin Elm. Der 6ro6ts
brief m.loet atpnr aobIriibsn, tpis
oereinb1rt, 1btr bar 6err Hsdnungs.
rot mill bod ~ipiIItn, Is Eel eieentIid
in Sdintsn semsint setuefen.
Der dbtr ben Sdiatsn nod in
IeIbigsr Rnhi psrIu9t nnD fir prsiss
rsrt befunbsn bat, mar Der SnubbnHs
ass mit BEN JuGspirt. Den gt0Bes
sn EEL nabm ibm bieir irsunos
uiIIisit al gum 606Fprsis, b. 8. fir
intn guitn Grsipiuts[sr0ufG. unD
lamsn 10 beibe auf ibrs Rthnuna
psr 9onnes pis Der 9uasIpirt.
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Der Is. Ncnorek.

Sf 5eaai Des Sc. aongreHes DeroeH bic gemotruten cine 19ebrbet
SH 12 3tanmen baben; TIM 5aue per0en be beDen groBen Narteen
u Babesa aIehH fart bertreten ieA bag BON sngr s~uOerIdfhgen arbgts
nsHxk6f u8Al pro geIproheH per6eH fSnnan 3en Ilngnen 9eridgn
8aibI6e Hm1 0n IeTHoErneH 22 Site fher, Den RepubItanern 211.
Sh 5f NnnsnalGIe0er uer0en ais u~HabbdH8ige BeabIty mo bier 5ss
8sfsH Npd as sWeHfeEHafk SeHf iueHn 0iie massachusetts ben 1emps
#N snHxaea ioateus II mffDe banHf Bic oemofr0hfhe Delegation oh
SD 25a Ssmnmf sabIat Senu bic aepnbIianer ale bier SIee En-
#A NHF1ka e aanit 2hs Siianen bsIonunat &c 2enolEaisn
NaHH6a III lssnaa FNaHE linn 2 oe 9spnbEifanek iii 0minf na B EtHraea
ssssf SAas N5sEAha 4Re9tbei s~anldbEsben. Die llRabhdngiaen lperotn
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in ieOem Sale Den ansihIog geben. pennirncr bon allen gertretern Dc
ar0bal 8artaen I'M Smie Elm reines 4arteiDoirm abaeaeben miro.
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Die beIRn nn0 io~rgidltieit ge.
pabin 8riHpn iino am enSe imaltr
bic giljgfen. gefudIeu Gle Irs
1<iIaBA areIaonL gIebE.
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W3rnu gIF bIfIf NHDinfN ItHpnFW M ~HNN
feutrr rhrgg Nppthrff TINA, bann W 81
8tiL A8rs 6Rhneransen 80 nsriffibth-
aas faaen ole 2enis. nadeem Ne sestssJf
sifm eflien Vial bermenoelen sWdssJf" ~
ID cinian unb leini 81 gebrnn@eni a9les
iraoen In ipeniqen SetnH6ei; teine neifcri
abvs eGhnere4iden, gg drbeiift nber itetln
botii f5ff fiS bas babllhe pdblerauas mo
fdbt Bic Irfide, immielenlrcie 9dui 5nm Sut'
IBein fonlmeft. 1br 9lbnerduge W htt'
sek wiuionen ,Grib.Jt' nor5isben. Beriu9t
IS bfuif nod.
..sGs.Sta tpirb bon gruepiiisn p%eriautt uns
smpipbtef. I'D Gents bic HiatGG obtt otrfit
%bfriurbi bon @. aniprenct q 90. w Sp'ea8o,
an. beliu EHgnidng beS Bfirnoes,
empiobien ale 6ds befie 9Rtiitl ~ er welt
teden Slbnerauaen bon Den Dtadbn Duipeiiten
Sbermdn & WcGonnsu, no g erbalutn ~