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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

opnized as a fruitgrowing region un-
surpassed. -
Oregon triumphed over her sister
states in the matter OF district ana
individual displays, Polk county, Ore,
carrying off the $4OO prize and ban,
ner in the first class. and Leonard
Gilkey's "Banner Farm" capturing
The second. Pierce county, with ITS
magnificent display of grains and
grasses, vegetables, fruits and canned
goods. came third. These prizes were
for 5000 and $1OO respectively,
The Polk county display, which had
aheady carried off the blue ribbon on
many of its entries at the Salem State
fair was in charge of Mrs. Winnie
Braden of Dallas. Oats, hops and
prunes were perhaps the features OF
this display, but in addition there
were apples, potatoes shelled and ear
ecm, and practically every other farm
crop of economic value raised in the
northwest. The entire exhibit was
arranged with great care and taste
The Oregon Farmer.
w. D. Gillian is a man who Is com
ing up rapidly in the breeding OF
high-class Angoras and Cotswolds. lie
has an able assistant in his son, Ar
dis, who is not yet 10 years Of age,
but who has a good general knowledge
Of flocks and breeding methods. IT
may be expected that Gillian Il Son
VIII be heard from in future amone
the producers Of fine registered stock
Their farm at Dallas, Oregon, is ad-
mirably suited for producing good,
hardy mohair goats The advertising
of W. D. Gillian appears in this is
sue.-Aneora Journal.
The editor of the Sheridan Sun
tosses the following boquet into our
sanctum which we fully appreciate:
"Not knowing Richard B. SwensOn,
the new editor of the Monmouth Her
aid, we would be unable to pick him
out from hot-house full of daisies,
but to judge him from the penpoints
he uses in sticking his Normal school
town to the progressive trail he is a
big bunch of loyalty that Monmouth
should appreciate. Monmouth Her
aid.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

The days of the candidate" are
numbered. Just one week until elec-
tion. And no doubt the people will
be just as glad when the election is
over as the candidates are themselves.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
Cannery Looks Profitable

That prospects for the profitable OPP
Grafton of canneries are brighter than
ever in the history of the Willamette
valley, is indicated by letter receiv-
ed by Manager Bales of the local can
merry. The unusual demands made by
Europe upon our food supply has
wiped out all the surplus and there
will be an immediate demand for this
years product. The letter in full is
as follows:
Portland, Ore, Oct. II, 1916-Cot-
tage Grove Cannery, Cottage Grove,
Ore.-Dear Sirs: For your benefit
that we would say that there is no
question but the next years are go
ing to be the best that the cannery
has ever seen, and, providing You are
interested, we are open for 1917 and
would ask you to quote us. at an ear
ly date as our brokers in different
parts of the country are calling for
future prices.
The principal trouble with YOUR
cannery, as the writer sees it, is that
you have been up against a HIGH rate
to Portland, which has absorbed all
your profits. We are in a position at
TINS time to make up ears from YOUR
town for eastern shipments. which
would be +. o. b. the factory. This
VIII enable you to make a profit |
winch you would not otherwise make
and II You are able to get Your peo-
pie together for 1917 pack YOU will
make no mistake.
The market is practically bare on
all fruits and vegetables. There are
no beans, no berries, pears or cher
RES IN the Gamers or brokers' hands
today We have been shipping beans
10 Chicago, No. 10 size, for 1915 a
iozen +. o. b. the factory, without Ia
Del allowance. We understand tbe
market at this date is $4.75 for No
~ cut beans. The crops between the
and the Pacific on fruits and
vegetables have not exceeded 80 nor
,ent. Loganberries have been selling
-or $3.50 No. 10 size water; blackber
mes J. at S3.75 and $4OO; pears at
S4.25, and so on. "
We shall enter the 1917 pack and
eason with no holdovers whatsoever.
will be clamoring for food
tuh therefore if it is in your power
0 start your cannery for next sea-
on we would advise you to do so.
KINNEY BROKERAGE co
Cottage Grove Sentinel
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

Colonel Roosevelt seeris to be get
ting about as much fun out of the
campaign as he would if he were run
ming himself.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

Representative-COn Stafrin
Joint-Representativ v. Fuller
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

Fred S. Crowley, Democratic can.
uidate for county superintendent was
IN the Herald Office this week with
the complaint that we have taken nm.
due notice of his rival. Since th;s
was Mr.. Crowley's first visit and Me-
uller has visited us several times
II stands to reason that she would
nave the best of it in the publicity
business. The average newsnanor
man has too much to do to run ont af
.er :. candidates for Office and interview
tnem as to reasons why thev sborld
oe gwen the preference with the vo,
er. The very fact that Miss F,,lIa.
mas the aeumen to see the value 81
ana the energy to 90 after newsnano-
puolelty argues that she would h. =
ii'e Wlre as a superintendent-ATon
mouth Herald.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

Semi-Weekly Observer s1.5O a wear
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

REPUBLICAN TICKET
President,-Charles Il. Hughes
vice-President, Charles w. Fairbanks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
COUNCIL WILL
MEET FRIDAY
HEARING OF PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION ON GAS PLANT
QUESTION.
Delays Session for Several Days-city
Solicitor TO Present Petition
Today-Committee Meets
Tonight.

The hearing on the petition OF the
city 10 close its municipal gas works.
az Charleston this afternoon before the
public service commission, has caused
a delay in the meeting Of council
Mayor Kirk did not issue his call yes
terday but will do so for Friday eve
ming. at which time the report of tho
decision Of the commission viii be laid
before the body.
meeting OF the council committee
on light and water has been called for
tonight Two ordinances have been
prepared by the city solicitor in which
blank space Is left 10 be filled in
after a telegram has been received
from his informing the committee what
position the commission took on clos
ing the plant.
should the petition be sanctioned an
ordinance calling for the closing OF
the plant March 81 will be adopted
by the committee. In the other event
IL VIII be necessary to secure money
from some source 20 continue the plant
as no provision has been made for its
running after April I. City Solicitor
y. II. Brennan and Clerk of the Board
Of Control j. g.. Brown left Tor
Charleston last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

Soc Grade (36x72.2). 29c
Hemstitched.
42.2-42-45x76.2 sizes-50c and
SOC Grades I3c
Plain Finish.
40.2-42-45x72- 76.2 - 40c and
zoe Grades 33c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
BLUE COMING
NEXT SUNDAY
WILL BE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT
ANTLSAIOON LEAGUE
FIELD DAY.
Prohibition Commissioner VIII Discuss
Local Conditions at Mass Meet
ing IN Fourth Street Church.

I Sunday. March 19. Is Anti-Saloon
league field day in Gerater Wheeling.
Following the precedent OF last year
and the year before. Hon. Fred o.
Blue viii speak at a mass meeting for
both men and women. This meeting
will be held at the Fourth Street ".
4 +. church at $3.50 p. m
That which has attracted much at
tention in connection with the prohi-
biuOn department has been the con-
fiscation of wet goods and the OBJ
tanning OF injunctions against certain
railroads restraining them from per
hitting passengers TO carry intoxicat.
ing liquors as personal baggage ex-
cept for personal use. and Mr.. Blue
will most likely thoroughly discuss
this phase Of the prohibition work
Mr.. Blue has been informed as TO
the local situation. The inactivity or
the local police and the turning down
OF indictments by the last grand Juries
In this county have presented a prob
lem TO Mr.. Blues department differ
ent from that in any other county OF
the state. This peculiar condition thu;
prevails here will most likely receive
no little of Mr.. Blues attention when
he speaks here next Sunday.
The order of the field day will be
as follows:
Thomson NJ. E.-Morning. Supt
Geo. W. Grabbe.
First Bapust-Morning. Attorney
Chas. NJ Earhart
Triadelphia NJ. E.-Morning. Assist.
ant superintendent o. VI. Pullen.
Fourth Street NJ. ESQ p. IN, Hon.
Fred o. Blue.
Island Christian-Evening. Supt.
Geo. W. Grabbe.
Warwood VI. E.-Evening. Attorney
Chas. NJ. Earhart.
Buckley VI. E.-Evening. Assistant
superintendent .. VI. Pullen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

that Nr Moore had big following in
.ln counties OF Nr.l.l and Marion.
and rhat Ha believed they would goo
D.i..r for h.m .lr those counties"
Ir Kern. said ..Ha voters have "a
great deal of faith boz Nr Moore ae %
citizen and a- O. Republican rsTrn.
-rr.nr f.H best interests OBJ. tlr party
They believe. TOD ..u N- o. o.. Long
and Nr D S. Ua.f. each having Dad
'I.h' FOO twelve g.... OF office. have
bad rruu.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14

IN default Of five and costs for being
cisordorly John West. arrested on
complaint Of his wife. paid a fine OF
i've and costs. Hogan Anderson. plain
drunk. lot gou on promise 10 behave
charles Miller. diaordoriy. was act
free when h.s brother tho complain
hE witness failed to appear
FRANK Gis.iotI. drunk. fined five and
costs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
g9ie in friiheren Sohren nstfe.

8ie IN friiberen Sobren Slide.
rel, 10 lit earS Defenders iest
o&dfeIn" gum 2oiungsmort unierer
Srauenmelt %eetporOen IN Der freien
3eit, Die iie ibren Gffidrten nbge.
mint. llno BARN bot iie oilh 4eht,
oa man ia obne groBe @tiibe un0
Soften etfpas Sdlones uno bod AT.
gleid giislihes fir ieine 6reunoe
ODER itd ieIbit 9eritellen fam. 0a-
bel fommt ibr ais gutter Rntgeber
unier Bud go. 3 5ur Silfe. auber
90 beri6ieoeuer neueiten WtrItern
bon 9aiien ooer Sods fino iebr
nieolide Ieidton5ufertigenoe NtitIter
BON S9nls, 9untoffelrL 9eddetL
SonOtaIden, S6ubden uno GiIet.
arbeiteu BARN enibalteit, ipeI9e obne
6raae groBen geifaa finoen tnerOen.
5Gumen Cir nirbt nit Der 8eitennng
oieier nelieiten 4usgabe.
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ans Soma.

0ubitque miro nidt herourIten,
oetn oas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fleine
Sainois'er St1Othen Gait Dubuque,
oas felt Der Brobibition in Soma Die
8ubuqie'er nit St1rferem als @ai-
fer b~eriorgte mo oos oaber Die
M1itder aud troden az legen beabs
iidtigten, lit nit elmer iiber alles @r.
nnrten groBen Mebrbeit hoB geblte-
ben. 9ie Seilnobme an 6er oorti-
gen Qocat Gption.M ahL mar iibernts
rege, ma sonralls eritdtIid, onB $40
6ralien mititiumlten, nno 8lpar
itimmten BON Dieien ntft ne1iger
oGs 202 gnoB@ uno MIR 81 atroden@
Die 6ol9e miro lem, ooB bic 3dbl
Der oortigen @irtldoftelt, Die 10 be-
tr1gt nno iuelde Jest ta1m oIe autl.
ben, bic tom trodenen Soma beriiber
fomiuprL befrteoioen f6nneu, aitf II
erb0bt miro. - So, ial 8ot ben
Genen fin llb[ Is, is ben annern fin
Nodtieoal
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Wic6ttge 3uldbe in
Oct armCe= 0Or(age!
grdFOent erbGlt DOIle aOntrutlc iibcr
Ieierbe; Gnsbilbnng ODn 1le,
ierDe : GffiSiersa.

@aibinetou, %. @drs. Sic
Soffnuno, oaB bas Experimentation.
bous ned eeitern iiber Die Qrmee.
gorlage abitimmen tpiirbe, bat lidJ
niht beit1tigt. Etot0em NIT 1roBter
Sdneaigteit gearbeitet pilroe, ge.
lang es nidt, Dor Der 8ertagung
cine abItimmung gu erstelen. Ole
ielbe Dirb aber belite Uorgenomrner
ruerOen tonnen, 0a ale ii6rigen
beute bOrIiegenOen @ei9Gfte beiIeite
gelegt irerAen.
IS iDuroen geltern beridie0ene
pi6tige 8uidbe su Der alriprlnsIi.
den bon sap einberihteten Dor.
lage angettommerl. go gina elm
attrag 6es 9tepubLitaner Gardner
bon Mtaiiaduietts 6urfl, pono6 Be.
ionOers fdbi0e 2ette i6on mad Ell
mem SATIRE 0tenIt5eit in Der ar.
NEE in Die regnl1re 9ieIerpe Der.
iest lDeroen f0inett. 9(itf 0tele
8eiie bofft man. cine groBe gut
allsgebiIOete &eierbe beran SieDen
8u fonnen. 0ieien 8ori9Iaa bottle
Senator 9itdeod in ieittem Mfino.
ritdtS 8eri6t oes aonlintee8 fir
militdriide angelegeltbeiten bereit8
gemo9t.
Gin ipeiterer 3uiab ipuroe oilgc.
nonimef, 6urd Den Dem grdli6eu.
ten Die imbe0iugtc aoltroae il6er
Die Reierbe BON 10000 Otann &c.
9eben ipuroe. llripriiligIiA bieB Is
in Der gia, Der aon8reB miliie
5ur Nfo6iIilierulg Der G~eierpiiten
ieine @riall6nis gebell. SIS III Dies
Der DiAtigite Der bis6er Ser Sill
beigefI8te 3uiae, ur0 Ser grGii.
bent fam iett, o6He ben 0ongrrb
gu befragen, Die Nrnee non 49,.
900 damn allf 10000 er60ben
mo auBer6em nod 10000 9feierbt.
item ~einberufeu uno Der sericgs-
Scfretdr fam fe Oann irgenopie
nermen0en.
9epr1ientnnt @ar0 bon Chic
iteIte ben qntrag, oaB oas ariegS-
amt oenienigen pripoten Sdulon.
i%talter, neId)e minoeitens bult0ert
Stnoenteu BADEN uu0 eitlen Mill.
nebunasfurius einfiihren,
Der ben anforocrlmgen oeg arteg8s
entipridt mitit1riiAe Sll.
itruftoren ii6erneilt. Gin Eeil Der
bon oieien aisgebiIOeten unO be.
f6bi9ten iltngen 2euten ion io-
0ann cine iedSmorotIihe llebltngs-
8eit IN Der re8utGren Arrnee b1lrd)-
Glider Alltrng, Der 0at
0nrd Die @iIonng eines 9inrcideil.
Den 0iii8iersforpS Der &eierbe
poriie5t, uliroe e~benfaIlS algelori.
men
0biee 3uidbe limo audi In Dem
8~ugcbeuoen armeeporloge
ent9alten.
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9ie Spgialitimmen I'M Nuto=Gontct
crrracn 0aS Suttrtilt Der &onttitanttn!
9ie ~GonteHanten tradten ni1t anr, ben grOktn EOribruag 81 trrei9en,
Der bel ben 9oppdrimntn ui9t errei9t murOe, ft beuerbea
f6 AND nm ben ~ausgeiettta sptsiasSrets!
Safo6 srunmsier aus sobS eountp 9ente piesa AT Der SPITE!

Die gnfin6tgrttg oes &onteItlei.
tiers, oaB bon iebt ob Spe3talltim.
men eegeben tper0en in1 Qlltomo.
bill . 9onteit Der uIdgItden Omaha
Eri6iine", BOT, pie boralls0uieben
mar, Don 9eiten Der aonteItanten
iopobl oIs Der oagemeinen 2eler.
i9aft, groBe8 Sntereiie %gefun0en.
Die aoHteItaHten bnben Die Belt Der
8oppelitimnten gut nusgenubt unb
iino 5ienItd melt boraugefommen,
obg[ei9 feiner einen enti6eibenoer
@oripruno erlattgt bat. 0ieicr fam
jcbt lei9t credit iper0en bel @iis.
nlblng Der Gpe3inlitiulnlelt. @s
empfieb(t iid oesbnlb fir Die &on-
teltauten, init uunerminoerten 5leib
tffs 5lllll S6ltB beS &onteItes pets
ter 5u arbeiten.
@ber nidt mir Die anfitnoignng
cieier Spe5ialitintmen fat groBeS
sSntereiie erregt, 1lth Die arslebltng
zines rellen @rtrapreiies bon $50
fir Sen aonteltonten, Der in Der
erIteu ISOLDE Der Spe5ialitimmen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22

sic meilten Gtimnen erbdlt, Die.
Jet 9reis ldBt oieie 8o6e cine
gang beion0ere 8%etdtiguns Der
aonteItnnten ertparten.
@ir bringen hermit nohmaIs ei-
ne ausfiibrlife DarIegung Der neu.
en- 8eitimmunsen betreffs Der Spe-
5iolittmtnen:
Nn6 0ieIer SpeatoIitimmen : Of
ferte miro Die foIgenbe an5abl
Stimmen g%egeben:
SdgItAe Omaha Srtbiine, our9
Die @oit auBerbaIb amdbos:
Stimrten
g2euer 9eier, / Sabr, $4 \. 1900
Sitter 2eier, erneilert asf 1
Sa6r, 81 w. +. n. ....-.,. 5000
9teuer Seller, 6 Mion,, SO ....3,000
alter 2eier, erneuert auf s
Nionate, SO 49,. =. .,..,.-.t,500
8dgIide omaha Sriballe, per
&r6ger In Omaha:
Relter 2eier, er1tellert ouf /
SaAr, So ....,......l.. 5000
gteuar 2eier, 6 Mon., $3.50 1900
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Mlter 2efer, e%rrenert ouf 9
Monate, $3.50 ......~.a,5 800
@0GentIi1e Omaha Gribane:
Neuer 2eler, / Sobr, $3.50 1000
Sitter 2eier, erueuert ouf 1
Sabr, ST. 80 ...ra.......-1,b00
Announcements fir atDet Sabre tuer.
ben natiirli9 aug StDei Sabre ee-
re9net tDeroerL plus 1000 Sttrrrteu
fir oie E1gIiGe uno 500 fir bic
806entIi6e Eribfne.
llntr 6teIer gletten StinrmensH.
ferte iolten Die @ortteItmrten fen1e
Minute lang 56gertJ iml0ern ii6 TO-
fort pieoer nit aaern Offer an Die
arbeit MAIDEN, Inn ben groBen Dor.
ipruug au 6efomnEen, Den iie pieI.
leidt in Der 9oppeIiinmer . 81.
ferte ni6t erreidt Isoben.
&err sSocob @rnrareier ans goD6
gOurtp, Ieb., lit Beitte iuieser an
bic @pise geriiH; DER Stueftb0dIte
lit s. s. 8untemeDsr aus Ebaner
Gountp, it1o Der 6sittb6dIte gu.
fob 8eidoriter aus 2pncafter 60.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
seraatieter SauOit seitOrbcn.

Sees Summit, DO. %. @dr3.-
Cole younger, Elm RitaIieo bon
Seize s5ames' beri6tigter R1llber.
uno 8erbreGer /. 8atoe, GnOe Der
60ger mo nnfditgs Der roger Sal.
re, tpeIde peridieOene Staotcn III.
iider madte, III geitern bier i'm
alter bon 70 Snbren ttad Elm.
iGbriger arant1eit getorben. gr
mar e6cnio mie iein griioar Santes
i'm Sabre 1901 begn1oi9t NOR.
ben. SSames eridoB it'd turs bar.
allf. neil er oas Nldoden nid)t
beiraten @tonrtte, Oas er liebte.
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pan5erp(attenta6riR-
0Or(age ge6l Ourd6!
Ssuat nimmt SieIelbe init srOEer
NebrBeit an; Sans iDiro bas.
Ielbe tua.

@oIbineton %. M6ro. 0ie
@orloee, pelde bic st.
ridtimg ODER ben &nli einerBonSer-
platten.Gabrit Ieitens Der Heete.
tung ooriiebt, lpuroe getern TN
8~unOesienot nit IS gegen 80
Stimmer nttgeuon1rneH Die onflr
n~rsoeiette Sumne 6nrf ben @e.
trag bon 1,000,0 900 niGt itber'
ifretten.
Die Demotroten I'M Senot tra-
ten etnittmmig fir Die 9orldge
eiuz 6a iie OieleIbe OILS eiflen Seil
0es notionalen gereitidaits : 8ro.
grautms betrahten. Reurt progreiii.
be 9fepltbIifauer Itimntten ebenfaas
fir bic 8orlage, n1mlit bic Se-
nntoren @orob, glapp, guntmins,
@ronna, &enporl, 9torris, 8oinoeJ-
ter, STERLING rno 8orfs.
8erimie0ene Mepublifaner 9riffen
Oagegen Die 8orloge, tpeIfe bic
boae @iIligung Oes 5IottertsS efre,
tGrs GanieIs bat, beftig on.
@eor1te Der gctblebetn ult0 Mto.
bale StabIperfe, melde Stpei Der
orei bisberigen Ban3erplntten,9iefe
rotiten Der Geaierung DarItelen,
9atten Dor Dem 4on1itee porber ers
fI1rt, 0oB i'm Sale Der annnbnIe
Der 8orIage lire @irfe Den Sc.
trieb aitf9eben tpiiroen, urD batten
9Ieid5eitig nit einer rieiisen 8reis.
georobt, ioIonge Die Ge.
gierung nod nidt imitanbe fem peroe
lire eigenen 3Iatten ber8uiteGleu.
Ole 8orloge miro iobalo dis
nt6gli9 benz 9aeprdientaten . Sau.
ie einberihtet meroen. unO man lit
iider, 0oB aild oieies oieielbe att-
ne1men tpiro.
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Wun0erUOQe fritz
i16rS= auSlteQu
in Bran0ets cd0en
Der srofe 2nben iuirflid Die 60.
bcHSparSigfeit eritea aaHses
in Smaga.

grdiloeis 2GOen baden gegenmdr.
tig lire GriibiabrS f. QasIteIlnng,
Die bon ME oagetpeiener S9on6eit
nnO graft lit. @enn Die eroBert
2o6enrGumc idon obne ieoen5 dmud
cine Se1enspitroigteit linb, 10 iino
iie BEL ibrer jebigen ailSidmiidung
obne Srage Die gr0Bte Sebenspiir.
oigteit Smobos. @lei4 beim @aupt-
eineang 6ietet iih Elm rei3en6es
Bib. @Iumen rutO 8fIon8en prarl.
gen in idoniter g9eiie mo oeuten
an, oaB es ii6 bier u1H eilt beion.
oeres @reignis banOelt. SIT man
I'M Sntern oes 2o0en8, mIB man
tatiGdli9 in Gnt8iidutgSrufe aus.
bred)en iiber bic mlln0eroolen 9e.
torationen Der 2a0enrdttne.
SIN aneiten StOdlperte, mo Die
ueueite Douten . @ar0erobe ollsge.
iteQt, lit oas Bib bon ioI6er 8oI.
Icnoung, baB es iid idper be-
iGret6en ldBt. Die nelleiten Gh0p.
full9en Der Mooe aus aIler Ser.
ren Gambler iiuo bier 3a finDen
ullo pir0 ieoes Gralten6er8 emf.
5iift lein beim anblid oa 6ieIer
reiSeH0eu @aroeroben.
Niemalio iollte ii6 III 0ieien ga.
gen efnen 8eiub Der 8ronoeis Sd.
ben petiagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
Gaitipiel Der 6~berammeraaner.

am 2. april neroeu Die 9ber-
a%mmergouer 8arernibieler i'm
'Bronoeis Gbeoter cine ibrer belten
a~onl0oien, nWlr. Sodion i'm @e5ir.
&c" CUR g(uffilbrung brtngen. Qacfen-
Sc 8olfSitilde lauoIiAe 2uitlpleie
uno 4ofen lin0 sic 9orbietungaa
6cs gnicm6les. llno ic0e8 tbcer
Stilde 5ei9net ii9 0urf fiinitleriide
9oItenoung, ourd cine eminent
reoliitli6e 8ositeaung aus. IS lit
nidts @elerntes, ni6ts 5tuoierte8,
oas inns bic gauernipieler bringeli.
SSyn ibre Ser8en lit ole &uiit oeS
Mimen, oes Gan8en8, Giugens un0
Der 0tlritf gelegt
Die 8erforpernitg Der Gbordftere,
Die 8idter fir ite idufen, fomutt
ibnen oaber natiirIit, ltn6 beoeutet
elm 8eipb ibrer Borltellmgen einen
fit jeoen ailnitfreun0 unbergeBliGen
@enuB, ben ii6 teiuer mtgeben Ioi.
fen iolte.
Die goriteanua fin6et inter Den
@ilipi5im oes 6rouen Silfs.Gereins
itaft, cin 8eil Der @inllabnlen miro
Dem Roteit areli3 altsge5dnoi9t, tpie
oos Die @eieaidoft in beri6ie0enet
Staotet bereits getan. alIes gdbere
ipater.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
ST.. gagGier,
Bru0er oes @euinners.

Iesten CONNER teiItpeife Sur5 Sas.
ct 5erItort pltrbe, miro in eine
ameitIoiitge @emeinoei9nTe urlge.
baitt peroen.
&err gernborot 8. Soft belt
ON Mittpp1 oben0 1T Der biei-
gen fpeoiidIutberiihen Rirfe Ell
men 9ortrne iiber feline gltroparei.
ie p6breno oes arieeeS, nobel er
hes N1heren feline Grfabrungen lit
engIiider @efnngenifaft IdiToertc.
Or erfeute iid elmer 5nbIreiden Ser.
Iaanlung.
6. %. aoir, elmer Der gtoniere
9ieiieen GonttDs, ftorb am Sonn.
tag nod Idngerer aranfbeit unO
purOe am Withhold SIR allbe Be.
itattet. 8dtor Gratpiprb belt Sic
seidsnreSe. gr birterIdbt s Sin.
Der, luooon 4 bier pobren
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-22
NenlSfeiteH aus SOiaa!
Qes Nlpinrs.

SER emil Sduubel, iO7 6. Nue.,
bat Jest bic Sertretnag Ser Smn6a
Sribiine. 8ir bitten Die Geler, benz.
ielhen Nenigfeten ans &irden., Ser.
eiIts. nn0 5amiiienfreiien slfummen
III ~IaIieu, ueId)e berielbe STR Ser.
Sffrntlidnng in Der Sribiine ii6er.
mitteIn uirO. qitd nimmt SEER
Sdnabel Sg0ifriytiOns BeIber in
Gmpfang.
Gle ON Sohstag teitpeiie ME.
0er9e6rannte Ges Moines Grammar
Sdule, Die friibere DIT 0es Moines
@odiduIe, niro III aiir5e mieOer
rcpnriert uno neu alfgeboilt mer.
ben. Die @auern un0 Der erIte
Stod iin0 nbei9Gbigt, urlo NIT
elmer Summe ron $4,000 bis
$4,000 fam Die SduIe nieoer
in Stnno geiest Deroen. 9ieIelbe
ipar niht berlihert.
Der 0urhgefalene Gtootoater
9eonaro hatte cine offi3ieHe mad.
imnIige 3GbIuag Der ouf i'm tuto
Sion n~69egetenen Stimunen bean.
trngt, oa er gIaltbte, onB Elm Srrs
Su ieinet l1ngrnIten borlieoe.
ole @nf5dbItna 1bge.
idIoiien, IteIlte iid bermls, 6aB 3ion
" -
il. 8abrbeit DO StiBmet mebr
erboIteu, oIs 5uerit o~ngege6eh.
SIN Capital" ber5apite am Mton.
tag Sarrp 6. @naits bon bier, elm
Der 6orofbeu 5rteOenspur.
lei, eilten bIoOiimuigen artifel, oes
SnbnIts, oab 6ie 9eltI6en bonn aai.
ier Bis gum geriugiten giirger Der.
an ben arieg elauben uno i'm
fur cine collide giuri1tlmq boil
ten. CT fiibrte ais 9etpeis 0afnr
fltr5 Dor Dem arieae BON benz
in 8iesbaoen gebaItene STE,
De an, in melher er iagte, Die be-
tie @ew1br iiir 5rieoeu iei oas
a IGBenSe idorfe Sdwcrt" II
ssns lagcn Seuu iett SEER BiI-
ion nno 9nic 9nrna allOers 5rrI
s%crtrtoigung Oes glilitdrprogrm-I
ness