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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
South High Girls
Win at West Point

WEST POINT. Neb.. Jan. 15-(special
Telegram. I'm fast game Friday night
the South Omaha High school girls bas-
ket ball team defeated West Point girls
q to 10. Teams were evenly matched.
there being at no time difference OF
more than three points.
Arington's boys team was defeated
by the West Point boys on the same
evening. % 10 49, During the first half
Arlington had the advantage. but IA
the second half West Point recovered.
The Arlington boys were much taller
and heavier than the local boys and
their playing was featured by high pass
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
FOYE DIRECTOR OF
WESTERN GOLFERS
Omaha Man Named on Board at
Election of Officers of
Association.
BALCH IS NAMED PRESIDENT

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-At the meeting of
the Western Golf association here tonight
the following officers were elected:
George r. Balch, Cincinnati, o., presi-
dent; Trustin b. Boyd st. Louis. vice
president; e. Hoover Bankard, Chicago
secretary; c. c. Paddleford, Chicago,
treasurer Horace +. Smith. Nashville,
Tenn; William +. Brooks, Minneapolis
r. S. Armstrong, Los Angeles; William
f. Foye, Omaha and Arthur b. Caldwell
Detroit, directors.
A new nominating committee consists
of w. w. Hairless, Chicago; A. W. War
rem, st. Joseph; Hamilton Vose, Milwau-
kee; Joseph S. Hall. indianapolis and
d. S. Henderson, Chattanooga.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
FLYNN OR DILLON WILL
MEET FULTON THIS MONTH

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. l5.-Porky
Flynn OF Boston. or Jack Dillon OF In
dianapolis Will meet Fred Fulton here in
an elimination heavyweight contest jan
uary o. This was decided upon by Tommy
Burns. former heavyweight champion
and the man who wants to stage a fight
In which Jess Willard. the heavyweight
champion will show. He made an offer
to both Flynn and Dillon TO meet Fulton
here, and Is sure that either one of the
men will agree 10 meet the Minnesota
giant
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
OSHKOSH ZIMMERMAN is
TRYING TO REVIVE LOOP

John f. Kluwin, the Oshkosh lawyer
and representative of rich lumber inter
ests, who gave Oshkosh its three pen
nants in a row in the Observation-Disclosures
league. is said to be back OF the move
ment to reorganize the league and put
ii in business again Kluwin Is a great
hustler and practically was the life of the
Observation-Disclosures for several years and
game again.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
CONNECTICUT TEAM LEADING
Bridgeport Rifles Ahead at Indoor
Meet, with Total of
1857.
OHIO TOWN THE SECOND

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15-At the end Of
the fourth weeks competition in the
national interclub indoor rifle champion
ship the Park club OF Bridgeport. Conn,
is leading with a total score OF 1851
Kings Mills, o.. is second with $3.50 and
Bucyrus, o.. third with 39il.
Scores made public tonight by the Ma,
tional Rifle Association Of America show
the following high counts during the
fourth week:
Kings Mills. class A. 992 Park club,
Bridgeport, class A, 800; Bucyrns. O.,
class A, $50; Auburn n. r.. class d. ass;
Marion. o.. class A, $50; ogden. Utah,
class b, $50; San Francisco. class c. 81 I;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
National Trotting
Congress to Meet

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The twenty
eighth biennial meeting or congress of
members of the National Trotting assoc
citation will he held at the Murray Hill
hotel, New York, on Wednesday. Feb
ruary o. according to an official an
nouncement from Secretary w. II.
Gocher.
Since the National associations special
meeting. held at Lexington last oeto-
Der. II has been fully understood that
John c. Welty OF Canton, o.. viii be
selected president to succeed General
Peter p. Johnston of Kentucky who has
held the office continually for twenty
eight years
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
STECHER THROWS LUNDIN
TWICE IN NINE MINUTES

Word has reached Omaha that Joe
the sensational Dodge, Neb.,
youth, took a gent named Lundin TO A
cleaning In Schenectady. n. y. Friday
night. Mr.. Lundin was submitted TO a
couple OF trouncings in the brief and
sweet time Of nine minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16

Kane. Pa, class B. sSs: Salt Lake City,
class b. ss2; WATERFOWL, S. D., class b.
9s2; Bangor, Me. class A, 9Is; St. Paul,
class c. Oh.
The highest scores made in the various
classes were:
Class A, Kings Mills. 800; class B,
Ogden, 1885, class c. San Francisco, 9S4,
class d, Auburn. $685. class E, Bedford.
o.. 97O class f. Washington ID. c. Rifle
association, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
%" SWEATERS GIVEN
TO D0ANE ATHLETES

CRETE, Neb., Jan, Especial 1.-The
new ~ sweaters. which recently arrived
Tor the members OF this years foot ball
team OF Doane college. Were presented to
them al the chapel hour Friday morning.
President Allen made the presentation
speech The men receiving the foot BAH
10 this year were: Captain Johnston
captain-slect Blust. Koester. Collins
Whitehouse, Klein, Edmonds. King. Jeli-
mex, Wallace. kindly and Bayer.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
VINCENT CAMPBELL WILL
SELL MOTOR CARS AGAIN

Vincent Campbell, who came out Of his
retirement when the Federals offered him
bag of coin, has retired again, accord
ing 70 report from Pittsburgh. He will
take up his automobile business where
he let so OF It to shine with the Feds.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
PAT POWERS DOES NOT
CARE FOR NEWARK CLUB

Pat Powers, who was the man IN front
for Harry Sinclair in the Newark Federal
club, says that he has no intention OF
taking an interest in the Newark Inter-
national league club when il is reorgan-
lied by Ed Barrow. Sinclair asked him,
he says, II he wanted TO go into the Inter-
national as holder OF the franchise for
Newark, but he declined.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
BOB GROOM TO QUIT BASE
BALL FOR COAL BUSINESS

Pitcher Robert Groom. Il Is reported,
has concluded he doesn't care to stay In
base ball now that the Sloufeds have been
amalgamated with browns. Instead he
will stick 70 the coal business Ia Belle
vile. near ST. Louis. Groom studied nledi-
cine for awhile. but apparently prefers
taking coal orders TO prescribing rnedlcsna,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Earl Caddock Will
Meet Both Hussane
And Paul Martenson

The date for the Yousiff Hussane- Earl
Caddock wrestling match at Council
Bluffs has been set for February Z. The
match will be staged in the Council Bluffs
Auditorium.
Caddock has also signed up TO meet an
other heavyweight wrestler. Paul Mar
tenson, who has battled Joe stecner with
disastrous results for Martenson several
times. This bout will be at Sioux City
January q.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16
Darcy Wins from
Brown on Points

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. 15.-Les
Darcy, Australian, defeated George
Brown. American, in a twenty-round
boxing contest at Sidney, Australia, last
night, according to a cablegram received
today by Tom Andrews, boxing promo
ter Of Milwaukee. Darcy was given the
decision on points.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-16

Tuesday at Young Mems Christian As
sociauon-St. Marys Congregationallsts
against First Christians at T:16; First
Methodists against Omaha Baptists at 5;
j. l.. Brandeis against Burgess-Nash at
wednesday at University of Omaha
University of Omaha against Omaha High
School at 4 High School OF Commerce
against Creighton Laws at s; Joe Smiths
against Omaha National Banks at Q.
Thursday at Young Mems Christian As
ssoelatlon-M E. Smiths against Omaha
against ]. J.. Brandeis at s: Bellevue Col
lege against Townsends at 3.
Thursday at University of Omaha
First Christians against Hanscom Park
Methodists at 1880; Omaha High School
Reserves against Creighton Laws at $3.50
saturday at Young Mems Christian AS
vary Baptists at 7l5; South SIDE Presby-
terians against Hanscom Park Methodists
at 3; University of South Dakota against
Burgess-Nash at $40.
Basket ball managers claiming that
their teams have real class will be given
an opportunity this week OF determining
the fact. The strongest quintets of the
three leagues are scheduled against one
another and the Victories will go a long
way toward determining the probable
champions
In the Tri-City loop. the undefeated
j. l.. Brandeis five, city champions of
last season will meet the veteran Bur
| gess-Nash squad at the Young Men s
Christian association Tuesday evening.
Both teams are going good and from
present indications the hardest basket
ball contest of the season is looked for.
At the University OF Omaha Wednes-
day evening. the game between the
Omaha National banks and the Joe
Smiths of Council Bluffs will have a
direct bearing on the championship of
the Commercial league. The Bankers
are admittedly the strongest Glass b
team in the city, while the same holds
true OF the Smiths at Council Bluffs.
The Bankers had little difficulty in land
ing first honors last season.
No Charge 10 See Games.
After a great deal OF discussion IL
was finally decided by the officials of
! the loops not to put in effect the plan
of charging admission to the Tri-City
league games IL was thought that such
action might greatly curtail the attend
ance and reduce interest in the games
scheduled later in the season. So
that the expenses of running the organi-
cation might be raised IL was decided
that at some of the more important trays
a nominal admission would be charged.
The stage Is all set for the South Da-
kota- Burgess-Nssh game at the local
gym Saturday evening. This is the sec
ond big game that Manager Hascall
has arranged and will be one of the
best attractions of the year. In antici-
patton OF the battle, the Burnascos have
been working out daily and feel confident
that the Coyotes will have their hands
full. The following saturday. the Uni
versity of Nebraska will he seen in action
against the department store players.
| great deal of disappointment is eX-
pressed among local fans, because of
| the failure of Nebraska Wesleyan and
! 1Confinued on Pare TWo- Column T7Vo /
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
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lioent; q. 8rauner, SefretGr, 314 6
Str. N.-8. 81. @umpre6t Oirigent.
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@(be 3.-8. 9irigent: emil S. gbri.
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Singitunoe ieoen 9onnerStag abeno.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01

Settlder MISUNDERSTANDING I'M St
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Washington Journal., 1916-12-01

Der &arte $3.50 per cSabr.
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nod /. sc. in 922 asa. 9lbe. N.-@.
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Ctr. G.=@.
&erein SaDern. 8erI. om 1. Mon-
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gQ. S6neioer, Sefret1r, sol Union
SaDings 8nnf Building.
SeiieubarmitGSter ltntcrititmnas.
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Meininger, Sefret1r, 81 Slo. 9(pc.,
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Washington Journal., 1916-12-01

a 9entide Sreimanrer 2ogc,
RGN Nrminins, Nr. 25, S.M.M.M.
~ @0am S6neiOer, Sefretar.
sol Union Sobings @arlf Building.
&eri. am 1. 1tno 3. 9ienstng /. 80.
im Neuen Walonic Sempel.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
NtsfQ11S.
9ie &umaneu TT riaer Der.
5Oeifeitea Sage.

WUn SaIfcnbaDu nnS Bon Mtafen-
fen Orinacn iibcram ppr-2ihiier-
ten miro bic Sndc bcScmflidj,
Ginmabnic BON Miuaaftir Dnrdt
MIIiicrtc BON fcincm Nclang.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-01
$ereins~ und hogen~Ralender

9e Serren Setretdre fnO eebeen, us fets bon Observation-Disclosures
ioDie bon gorgdngen in ibren gereinen geritt 8u geben, uO fmo mir
fes beitrebt, fol9e an geeignehr STEELE auf5unebmen.
9rs fir sic Snfrtion Ser 9orte So 80 Der sabr.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-02
URGES LEGISLATION
AGAINST COCAINE

irwin A. McKenna, from the district
attorneys Office in New York City,
Is IN Daytona on pleasure trip. Dur
ing his stay in Florida he is urging
that law be enacted to make the
mere possession Of habit-formin9
drugs . misdemeanor.
Mrs. n. L. Stanley introduced Mr..
McKenna to the various women's
clubs and to- them, in part, Mr.. Nc
henna said: There is a vice more
terrible than any, which it is eating
into the vitals Of the American nation
and Is such that q quarter million Of
people In New York City are slaves
OF the dope. OF those the most mis-
cradle have fallen victims to Co
caine. They begin with the wonder
ful exhibition Of a snow ride and end
In prison, insane asylum and potters'
field.
Cocaine should be one of the great
est Blooms that science has ever placed
at the disposal of surgery, but is now
denounced on all sides as a greater
curse than alcohol or opium. It is
classed among the scourings of hui
manity. The truth is that where
properly used it is one OF the most
useful servants Of man, but when
abused, asserts itself as a terrible
and relentless master. Analysis show.
ed leaves Of cocoa contained about
two per cent Of substance which re-
duced by chemistry to the form Of
white chrystals, was q poisonous drug
II taken In large doses. Heaven
Dust, which the negroes of the south
SnlH IN the cotton fields of TODAY il
known as SNOW to the underworld
in New York City and is merely =
white butter crystalline alkaloid OBJ
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-02

tanned from the leaves Of the cocoa.
It is the most powerful drug on earth
and can be easily obtained IN all
large cities Of the United States.
Heaven Dust" takes away all fear.
all pain. all wrong: deadens the SEN
sibilitfes. annfhilates all moral i'm
pulse. stills the conscience and under
Its influence the meanest and most
cowardly kind Of criminal becomes
daring. brave and resQurceful.
After telling In minute detail Mr..
McKenna said college men use It for
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13

NGs Srol1 armgaro bon oieIer
@ieberbeirat borte, marc lie fat
franf. Sn on' Der Glaae nm ibr
bisfen 9rot batte iie iid ia an Dem
einen, einen @eoonfen erboben -
menn es oo6 zines Cages m0gIif)
fuGiroe.
Sbre Gage mar BON elmer groll-
iotnen &Iarheit. Sic befant aft
bunoert Morf Geniion mo beiaB
nod 3meitauieno Morf pom ibrem
&apital. G~berbaroine fonnte in Dem
tueitpreuBilden Heit, no man Ieb-
te. feinerlei 9erufsihioien MAIDEN,
e5 CAB bort meoer 2ebrerinneniemi-
mare nod fonftags giIounosanTtaI-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
Sur ueti3.

gr erimden nniere 2ea, beren announcement abgelaufen it, rebt
orineeno, ben Idnlbisen gefras mnnsebenb einsnenben, ba es inns nn-
m6sltd III, ben sansen Sfaat bereien sn Iafent
Iiernamb Iuate sas glat entsesennebmen, Der bas Enhancement
nmt furtauiekem uunfdt. 1nb NIT ser ~Mbbefeammg iolte be Ginienbnng
os rehierenben getrages erfdlsen.
Sie 3ednng 1T Elm @eifGft ne jebes anSere nno besba6 erIamben
mir ms, seegntid5 Hednnnsem aussnididen, anf beren prompte ge-
5ablaus mir befeben nnafen, Senn Dine GeIb lift fd fen Geldaft @.
rem. @z nu 8944f#f n
Sic Grpeitipn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
transport Weieui@aften

Carter uIIaIy Transfer Co.,
Saniliens@ utiden n1b 9roi9fen. Se'
forot umaiehen unb MeDbel Sa9eriirl9'
Baeaaaes$ranspprt Selepbon 123.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
5reie Yrefe fit seras: Srtitag 10. Oitober 1916.

ali beleuften, bdB fe unb ibre Sddbe
uno bic, bic oaran fefteten, beleu6tei
tparen. Cine 8eleu6tune ber umlies
aenben MGnbe permteo tie uno betpirfte
babur6, bab Die aufpartenoen Diener
Inn 9untel perf9panoen, pber aus Dem
9untel auftaudten, pie quite @eifter
i'm 5eenpalait. Gs mar bas eine fnls
turelf feline Site, Die Der Wieberbeles
burg in tpefteren &retfen inert nGre,
1e ton3entrierte Die @sfeGfdaft auf fid
unb CAB ben b1nten Geftalten, Den
T9Dnen Grauen In tbrem G4mude 5as
NAL, ben oenfbor portetlbdfteften GIN
tergrunb. Die mpberrten Werfude,
oas elettrifae 2idt perftedt anaubrins
gen uno cine Dirt seritreutes 9aeesliAt
bor5utGufden, balte i9 fir untinHle>
rid.
Das Sogesli9t, tpie es bur9 bic
Jenfter einfdut, ri9tis fir bic Stels
lung bes Mpbiliars nuBbar gu MAIDEN,
lit eines Der srDbten @ebeimnife bes
Mobntinfflers. Man fteae bic be-
quemiten sibseIegenbeiten 10 auf, bab
Der fie Benubenbe Den Ruden Der Sem
fterpano aufebrt unb nit benz Muse
bic 3immertiir uno bic Manb, pelde,
ols ben Tenjtern segeniberliegenb, gum
Mufbdngen bon gilbern am geetgnets
fen erf9eint, iiberfeben Tam. Man
tpirb bas @orteilhafte btefer Mabs
nabrne fofort etnfehen. Stir gms
p%fonssrdume ift eine fol@e @erteiluns
Der MDbel eine abfolute Notmsnbisfeit.
Die franaOffde Salonfultur oes adts
aehnten Sobrbunberts unb aua bie
snelifde unferer 3eit bat oiefen
@runofdbsn itets Me9nuns ~getrosen,
inbem fie alien Stbselesenbeiten srDbtte
gequemlidteit Derlieb unb gum Beis
fpief Ranapees unb Sofas ftets 70 fons
itruierte, bab fie aIs f%elbtdnbise @fies
Der, u~nabbdnsis BON ben Mdnben, mit<
ten In ben 3immern aufseifeIt perben
tonnten. 9terpon fDnnten MIR lernen.
benn trDsbem MIR als moberne Romas
oen auf elm 2.ben In semietsten Wob,
runsen ansepiefen iinb, lafen mir uns
INNER mod BON unferen MDbeltinits
lern fdpere, nur an MGnoer untersu>
brinsenbe SiBmDbsl %erfinben, bic uns
Bel iebem Wpbnungsmedfel IN Der
Iesenbeit feBen.
gnbIi9 mdre nod betn Spiessl als
Saftor fir bic Grbelung bon Snrens
rdumen Elm @ort gu reoen. Ser
Munf9 u~nferer Snnenraumsainffler
m6eIi9it pieI bon peltentriidter Sntis
mttdt gu eaben, Inn benz Meni4en fem
9eim i'm Sturme bes mobernen 2ebena
Defenders lisb gu MAIDEN - bat Den
Spieeel gang aus ben mobernen Woba,
rGumen berbannt. Sn Seftrdumen
unb gmpfunssSimmern ion Der Spies
gel aber ni9t feblen. !9ier. mo fid
ieber i'm Jeittassfleioe uno I'm Sdtms
mer BON 2idtfluten sefdqt, no ieber
tra9tst, iein 8eftes gu eeben unb Elm
ge1erer gu fein, ba 1T Der Spiegel
pie Ole ladenbe WaKerfld4e in Der
Ratur. bic freunoli9 unb aurt bds
bunte 2eb.n, bas ie rabmt, tpieoerbolt:
Gin Jreunb Der 9eiterfeit unb Der On,
NUT.
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SeIh5t hip g6ihpr NIT henen

ten. Selbit Die 9iider. NIT oenen
Die Sodter iid aIleiu meiter su
bringen bottle, f~oiteten mebr, OILS
Die Mutter be5ablen fonnte. Sein5
Gbilipp, Der Sobn, mar in ser &C.
lefta. @r ioate ii6 nun cine @af-
fe p6blen. Son @abl fonnte ia
eigentIi6 feline 3eoe fem; man
muBte uaonigs5ulage" an ertpir-
fen periufen uno eth Sn%fonterie-
regiment in elmer gang cinfa9cn
@arniIon ~erltreben.
@s mar cine 3eit poIl 0fIterer
@eorsftbeit.
(Sortiesuisa foIet.)
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Bismar6s gftern.

Wte Jiirf gismard iber feline
gltern urteilte, sebt aus feinen binter<
laTenen Sdriften berpor. Gr fast
BARN.
,Wein Batter mar BON artfotratts
f9sn 8orurteile fret. unb fetn inneres
Glei9bitseefiiN tpar, tpenn iiberbdnpt.
nur bur9 Die Offiaiersetnbriide feiner
Suseno, feinestpess aber burd uebers
I6Gbung bes @eburtsitanbes, mobifis
alert. Meine Mutter mar Die So4ter
bes in ben bamaligen 9offreifen fur
liberal eeltenoen Rabtnettsrats Griebs
ri9s bes @roBen, Griebri4 Wilbelms
II. unb III. aus Der 2eip5iger pros
feHorerfamilie Menden, pel9e In ibrer
leBten, mir porbersebenben @eneratios
men mad preuBen in ben austpdrtisen
unb ben 9ofbienit g~eraten mar. Ser
Treiberr bonn Stein bat meinen @rob>
oater Menden als einen ehrlt4er, itarf
liberaIsn 9eamten beaeihnet. Inter
oieien llmftGnben tporen BITE Muffais
funssn, bic i9 nit Der Muttermil4
einfos, cher liberal als reattiondr,
unb msine Mutter piiroe, tpenn fe
meine miniiteriele SGtisteit erIebt
battle, NIT Der Ridtuns berfelben faum
siriperftanben sepefen feiu, tpenn fe
aud an ben duBern Grfplsen meiner
amtIiden 2aufbabn srpBe Treuoe ems
pfunben baben piirbe. STE mar in
bureoutrutifdsn unb 9oftreifen grpB
sstprrben; Griebrid Wilbelm ".
fpra9 bon ibr als .Mienfen1 I'm Mns
benfen an Rinoerfpiele. Sd barf es
barnab fir cine ungeredte ginfddts
auns meiner QuffaFuns in jiingeren
Sabrsn erfldren, tpenn mir v6ie 9ors
urteile meines Stanbes" angebeftet
perbtn un6 bebauptet miro, bab Grim
nerung on 8sporre9tisuns bes 4bels
Der 4usgangspuntt meiner inneren
9olitif 9epeien mare"
(9eborfen uno @rinnerlnlgen
9. u. |, 80 f.)
Des Weifen uno oes Soren Inter
Ihiebe
Sinb piel. urb elmer bies: Gin Scr
ergrimmt
Sb sutem Rat, uls Of @srrut man
f6misoe,
SnbS Elm Meifer Jpn gum Ssrser'
nimmt.
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Qptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 alamp Ylasa = bibi6 moblierte
refine Sin,mer. SOC, Toe, 81 per gag;
$3.50 unD anftpdrts per Wode. GUNNER
NIT 2 8etten $500 per Wobe. altes
gelepbon grodett 65S.
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6oIs mmo &oble.

8ir balten BE bette &oble nnb oas
bette 8rennbol5. Brobiert uns. @laae
Wppb &, Gpal COMPANY. @rpdett 6O53.
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p% ,sater Scratd Seeb" nno $50
tex Gsg Maib" ma6t Die 9enrler leger'
urO rentabel. Sen uno @etreloe; SuD$
rlersW ebi5in. Gateg Seeb Goy 42O O.
Tlpres ctr. Gel. grodett 1888.