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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Methodist Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m
Preaching at II.
Junior League, p. m.
Bible Study Class, 8 p. m.
Epworth League at $50.
Preaching, 1880.
There will be special meetings all
next week at 1880 p. m. at the Metho-
dist church.
The pastor will have the assistance
OF the Rev. A. H. Morton OF Peshastin
and the Rev. J. c. Harvey OF Cashmere.
Come and bring your friends.
F. L. Moore, Pastor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
The Gold Fish are coming.

Harry Shotwell drove up in his car
from Wenatchee Wednesday forenoon
and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Krollpfeiffer and in the afternoon re-
turned to Wenatchee. He said he
found the roads between Leavenworth
and Wenatchee in fair condition for
autos.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Congregational Church

School Sunday morning at 10.
Preaching service at II a. m. by
Rev. w. S. Carne OF Spokane
On account Of a rumor that the
church building had become unsafe
a careful examination was made during
the past week and it was found to be
in perfectly sound condition thruout.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
EASIER SPECIAL

With each Soc. purchase OF perfume
one soc. atomizer free. Wheeler
Drug Store. ID
The Sanitary barber shop, occupy
inv quarters in the basement OF the
Big Rock building, decided to go out
Of business and close up shop last
Saturday. Mr.. Mccoy. one OF the
proprietors, has gone to Spokane. pre-
sumably to look up new location.
Geo. Williamson, representing the
Nott-Atwater Co., Spokane, dealers in
mill supplies and sundries, made his
first trip to LeavenwOrth since last fall
The revival in the saw milling bust
ness made a demand for goods in his
fine. He called on the local mill men
and,la usual took away with him some
orders.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
The Gold Fish are coming. 10"

councilman J. w. Miller is a Juror
at Wenatchee this week.
II you need furniture see the K. &
V. B. Hdw. Co. Phone Al. 10
Chas. Rollins is serving on the supe-
rior court jury at Wenatchee this week.
Grant Van Buren.went down to We
natchee Monday afternoon to attend
superior court.
AT the home OF Lyman Durand a
7H-pound daughter made her appear
ance last Monday.
Mrs. r. E. McKinnie went to We
natchee Monday and spent the week
there visiting friends.
Attorney Victor c. Martin Of Wenat-
chez was here Tuesday on business
connected with local clients.
Your friends can buy anything you
can give them-except your photo.
Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop. 13'
Walt Myers left Monday afternoon
for Oroville, Wash, where he is en-
ployed on an irrigation project.
Will Gerfn returned last Friday from
Krupp, Wash, where he has been Wis
ting with relatives for the past two
months.
After undergoing an operation in the
Leavenworth hospital about ten days
ago Mrs. Frank Lenzie is able to be
out again.
Dr.. Judah reports seven-pound girl
at the home OF Vern Shore since last
Sunday morning.
We have a good line of Baby Bug
gies and Sulkies. K. & V. B. Hdw.
Co. Phone Al. 10
Mrs. Telford and children OF Tye
were in Leavenworth two or three
hours Monday afternoon. returning
home on No. 43.
Orville Mccoy closed up his barber
shop, opposite the Rainier cafe, last
Saturday and departed Monday after
noon for Spokane.
Harry Goldson, a city official OF
Auburn, Wash, was prospecting this
section the first OF the week with the
purpose Of locating on a ranch.
Bring US pour prescriptions. We
guarantee to give YOU just what your
doctor orders. Wheeler's drug store.
13*
Harry Maston, ]. B. Bowers and Otis
Elam were called to Wenatchee the
first of this week to serve as jurors in
the April term of the superior court.
J. H. Sharpe, the Eagle creek ranch
man was in Wenatctee the first of the
week looking into the merits of an irri-
axstion problem which has arisen in his
locality.
Mr.. S. Ness, proprietor of the vi
emma bakery returned the first of the
week from the coast where business
called him last week.
Mesdames E. K. Barnum and H. G..
Krollpfeiffer attended presbyterian ser
vices in the congregational church last
Sunday and took charge of two Sunday
school classes.
II you need a new range see our
line of Monarchs. Phone Al. IL
James Ainge. ranchman of the up
per Chumstick. returned Tuesday after
noon from the Sound where he has
spent the past nine months for the
benefit OF his health.
Mrs. J. B. Adams left Monday alter
noon for Seattle, where her daughter,
Miss Mildred, who spent the winter in
the Sound metropolis, is taking spec
ial course in stenography.
w. B. Patton, owner of the Cascade
Garage. Cashmere, and the new garage
opened on Eighth street, Leavenworth,
was here Wednesday comforting with
TIE. Paine, manager of the Leaven-
worth branch.
EASIER SPECIAL
With each SOC. purchase OF perfume
one soc. atomizer free. Wheeler's
Drug Store. ID
The Sanitary barber shop. occupy
my quarters in the basement OF the
p;o Rock building, decided to go out
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

In the Superior Court of the State of Wash
ington, in and for Chelan County.
The Leavenworth State Bank a corpora
tion, plaintiff,
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
Clean Up and
Prevent Criticism

"A TRAIN on which a well dressed
IN st. Paul citizen was recently
travelling stopped at small
town. From the car window could be
seen dozen or more back yards.
Heaps of lcfuse were scattered over
the weedy ground. Here and there a
tin can glistened in the sun.
The houses were dull, uninterestlng
and in bad repair A couple of listless
men boarded the train and sank into
their seats. apparently thankful to be
leaving the place.
An hour later they approached an.
other town. There was no dismal out
look there The back yards were car
peted with close cropped grass and pat
termed with flower beds. Fresh paint
ed white fences separated the lawns
Most Of the houses had been recently
painted.
"Is this the county seaty' the citizen
asked the conductor.
mo: that last town is the county
seat" was his answer, but this place
is going TO be. That other town hasn't
got enough self respect TO fight the bill
that will make the change. This town
is a hummer II deserves to win"
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
Clean Up and
Paint Up if You
Desire Health

HAVE you Joined the "Clean Up
III and Paint Up" movement? II
not, get in line and march to
the front ranks and be ready for duty.
The royal battle Of "Clean Up and Paint
| Up" will be fought all over the eoun-
try. This movement has enlisted the
aid OF every one. young and old, the
schools, the clubs, commercial organ
izations. municipalities and country
communities.
One state wide campaign was started
by the Oregon Federation OF Womens
Clubs, which led to the issuing Of the
proclamation to "clean up and paint
up" by Governor Withycombe and was
followed by the appointing Of COM
mittee from the Portland chamber Of
commerce.
This committee inaugurated pub
licity campaign OF stupendous work
and met with successful cooperation
or the part Of ministers and physicians
throughout the state. That 1t has re-
ceived true cooperation from the ply
sicians is evidenced by the responses,
One physician Endorsed the move
ment as follows 1T IS much more
exhilarating and encouraging to see
clean, well kept yards and lawns,
clean streets and buildings than to see
dirty lawns and neglected buildings
The first example is exhilarating the
second is depressing. In which state
Of mind do You do your best work."
Another physician said:
Want to put the doctors ont of bust
ness? With good water and salubri-
GUS climate and an abundance Of fresh
food most Of the doctors would be idle
ioafers. But am with you just the
same. ! am having my house painted
and lawn moved. anG when the paint.
ers get their stun out / win flush out
the garage"
Are yon going to do the samei Take
heed 10 the advice OF the above physi.
clans 1t is vital that everything be
made spick and span not only for
showing or to the visitors that are
coming to your town this summer, but
for the sake Of yourself. your family
and surroundings.
"Clean Up and Paint Upw
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
SOME CLEAN UP BENEFITS.
Results Obtained In Chicago Would
Please Any One.

Results Obtained In Chicago Would
Please Any One.
A few of the things accomplished for
Chicago by the clean up campaign
were:
Helped keep the street clean. protec.
tion Of the trees. back and front yards
kept in good order, prizes having been
offered for the greatest improvement
and best results, kept dirt out OF
schools and made the boys shine their
shoes, which has been an incentive to
keep the rest Of their clothes cleaner;
kept the buildings from being defaced
and fences marked with chalk, ETC.;
flower boxes were used in the bust
ness districts and shrubs and flowers
planted everywhere, protection to
dumb animals and other things capable
OF being injured, many alleys paved,
broken fences mended, old shacks torn
down or repaired and painted, enforced
the anti-spitting law, and Fairgrounds
were created
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
ls6aning Up Would
Destroy Mosquitoes
Breeding Places

"CWAT THE FLYr has long
~ been rallying cry among the
workers for better sanitation.
purer hygiene and cleaner streets. bur
Its position as a slogan is threatened
by new cry of ISLAM the mosquitoi-
A bulletin issued by the Philadel-
phia board Of health deals with the
mosquito question and tells how 10
make the clean up campaign mini
mlze, II not eliminate. the dangers In
separable from the presence OF mosqui.
toes In numbers. II lays stress on the
Importance Of killing as many as pos
siole OF the mosquitoes in the early
spring. because every mosquito killed
now viii mean thousands less In the
summer"
BY far the best way to deal with
mosquitoes" says the bulletin. sis to
destroy their breeding places. As soon
as the warm weather comes the female
mosquitoes, which are the only ones
which survive the winter, win emerge
from their winter quarters in our Gel.
lars, vaults and other damn. dark
places to seek food and to hunt a plaee
to lay their eggs. The breeding mos
quito must find standing water in
which to deposit her eggs. II she
rails In this she soon dies, without on.
spring. Therefore no stagnant water
no breeding places for mosquitoes; no
breeding places, no mosquitoes.
People do not realize that any pud.
die or water, no matter how small nor
how foul, is an acceptable breeding
place for mosquitoes. Where II Is nee.
essary to have water standing in tanks,
barrels or other such receptacles, keen
them tightly covered with fine wire
screens. Keep cesspool covers perfect
" tight and the vents tightly screened. |
Where drainage Of pools is not pos
Sible or covering Of receptacles is not
all standing water should .
be covered with a film of kerosene oil,
which prevents mosquitoes from breed.
ng in II. One ounce of oil is sufficient
o cover fifteen square feet of water.
The oil should he renewed once
week during the mosquito breeding
The bulletin admonishes all house
holders and residents to take full adj
-antage Of clean up time. so that
and individual premises
nay be made mosquito proof, fly
roof and disease proof"
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
Cleanliness Would
Prevent Many Fires

~ the clean up and paint up spirit
II Were observed by all the year
around 4 large majority Of fires
could be prevented, according 10 a
Philadelphia fire marshal And he fol.
lowed up this statement with the fur
Their somewhat startling assertion that
annually certain portion Of the pop
-ulation in Philadelphia is burned to
death by fires in homes where in most
cases the tire would never have oc-
CURED If little care had been exer-
cised in keeping the house free Of rub
bish."
Every citizen or group Of citizens
representing family, an association
or business establishment should take
part In the clean up campaign this
year in an endeavor to decrease the
number Of fires and save the money
loss and lives that fires cause, apart
from the obvious creation of better
and more healthful living conditions.
To get in line with the cleanup
movement and to be one Of the clean
up citizens should be the aim OF every
one during the clean up time to pro-
tect your life and property by removing
the causes or cause of needless fires.
Make a study of your household con.
ditions and remember that dirty
house is worse than a dirty face and
may cause lots more trouble and cost
more money at any time. Clean up
and paint up and aid in reducing the
number Of fires and other evils.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR
CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN.

RoYE your neighbours lot as
b you do your own, but be
sure 70 love your own.
Don't plant tomato cans and
rubbish ON unused land. Their
fruits are withered civic pride.
Don't allow yourself or your
city TO create dumps. Waste can
be made TO pay for its own de
struction at a profit. .
Don't allow tumbled down
buildings TO stand on valuable
land. They are financially waste
full They create filth, invite vice
and are menace to life.
A fence that has ceased to be
a fence and has become an Of
Tense should be repaired or de-
stroyed.
Unregulated advertising on I'M
used land pays for the mainte-
nance of a public nuisance.
Two gardens may grow where
one dump has bloomed before.
School gardens are valuable
adjuncts to education and recre-
alton. They can be cultivated
on an open lot.
Let the children play on the
unused land, so they may be-
come strong and keep out of the
hands of the law.
Let not an inch of land be
kept in idleness. 1t has a divine
right to bear fruit and flowers
and ever serve the highest in
terest of man.
4 a a n a q a a a a a a a q . . .
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
WHAT PAINT WILL DO.
Adds 10 the Appearance and Value OF
Houses.

Ask any real estate man what per
ctntage OF value IS added to house
by fresh coat of aiut and Won will
be SURPRISE az tIc sizJ of he figure he
will give yon Too m.llg hoHscholders
have the habit ur putting ~ painting
until house fairly screams for it.
and they perhaps figure that they are
economiliug N,t 50
Good paint applied at regular inter
walls. not too FIR apart, is he lrlI econ
omy in that j. not only actually raises
the value Of tie hoGse by improved
appearance, but through pIeservltiye
ingredients prevents and arrests de-
cay.
The man who let's his house become
an eyesore in an otherwise well kept
locality should be taxed for the heavy
damage he is doing TO that community,
says the Real Estate Journal
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-04-28
RUB-MY-TESM

VIII cure Rheumatism, Neu.
raleia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, letter, Ring-Worm, Ec.
2ema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne.
used internally or externally. 25c
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10

Ole aoutetanten i'm oroBen &u.
torno6iI : 4ontet Der u9dgliden
Omaha Eribiine" seigen iest eroben
urO tdgIi1 3unebmenOen Offer, Der
b1lt nit Dem nlIgemeinen
SntereIie, oos HI Oeutihen &reiien
Dem GroBen @cthtreit entgegenge.
Itradt miro. 0as oelti6e Bublifltm
i'm @eiten lit erfrellt iiber ben I'm
teruebntungsgeiIt Der gTaglihen
Gma6a 8ribiine@ ul0 bereit, mad
arGftet lire peitere @erbreitung
i0rOern gu 6elfert. Sas sfinoen mir
tagIid In 8riefen aus, Die ms aus
pieIeu 0rten 3ueeben. Ole 9eilt-
lden geben bon Dem lebr rihtigen.
Stanbpunfte aus, 6nB bic Sdgli4e
Omaha 3ribiife' ols boroiielideS
GoQebLatt ENC midtige Aufgabe en-
flint un0 oesbal6 Die 6eufbar nei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10

@iirbentrdger Der fotboIilhen SIR
dye Ueroen Sur 2Aidenfeier %ertuartet,
oarunter bic Gr56ii6ofe aeane BON
Dubuque, So, unb Srelano bon
ct. YauI, Winit, upo OrrIhieoene
@iid6Ie. am Gieniteg miro bic
2eide Oes perftorbenen air6cnfiir.
item i'm srauerboule, 808 Ror0 86.
Ctr, bon $50 BORN. Bis 3 llbr
nn6mittags aif benz YdraOebett lie
gen, INT ieinen B~ereGtern @elegeu-
belt su geben, einen lebten Bid mti
Die 3iige bes GntiHlafenen au Der.
fen. S1mtlide t1tboliide 8eretne
Der StaOt, 6arunter aud Der ct.
Weter.gerein Der ct. SoIepb's @e-
mein0e, iDerOen i'm 2eihen5lrg mar
fdieren. Cine Mtteillmg reiteroer
Goliaei miro cen Bug erOfffneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10
&pnteitanten 5eigcn jcet
grDBen Gifer in MutO=G Dntelf!
Scr frieSlicbe SSettfampf NM Sen wertpO0em
Nreis iuirc tdglid) ~intereianter!
st. 0ittmann aus 9iron GountD ridt an Die Spite!

9ltcmono BON ibnen ioate CLIMBER
.bnB er feline @eminndnncen mebr
babe. Gas lit cine irrtge anitdt.
Wer pon iebt an Bis gum SdlnB
Der 8eit Der 9oppelltiumen fleiBig
arbeitet, fam iegIiAen @oriprlmg
Sen Der cine ODER Der an0ere &ortc.
itant baben mag, leiht iiberipringeri.
9oppeIItimmen fperDen nod nabeSu
ipeitere Orei @ofen gegeben uu0 nj
oieler Belt ldBt Iid iebr bel errei.
den. 9ies 1T 0ie 3eit, In Der man
0en 8oriprung erringen nmB; ,Oes.
BaIb, &pnteltanten, friid an's @etfl
Seltte bat aonteltant ST. Git.
mann aus 9iron Gountp Die b6dlte
.Arfe errei6t. glS StpeitndhIter 1T
Syitlius Seitncr aus Douglas GountD
lmo Der brittle I'M boben Sat lit Geo.
aus Stoe Gountn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10

Die patsrIi9e Garforge
pss in aftoria, g. g., tpp6nbaffen
S9reiners Sobn g. S9isner fir
feline bier muttsrIofsn 9inOer bate
ben aIeinsu Faf bas 2eben sstoFet.
Bdre nt9t eine Qa1bnrin reGtseitia
baSu getommeu, 70 ipGren bic Rinber
idsr an 2eu6tgas erTtidt. Nnn lies
gen fie i'm ct. Spbnss SDrpitaI in
Gong SslanD Slip in bebentlinem
8uitanoe oaraieber; bod bpffen bic
asr0te, fe am 2eben erbalien All
lOnnen. Set bic Mutter Dor eintaen
Monaten itar6, bat bic ssbnidbriqe
Roie, bas Glteite Ger ainber, iin Der
tleineren @eIGpiiter anasuDmmer,
ipern Der Batter auf Der @rbeit NOR,
uno bic Na9bnrinnen baden, 70 ipeitl
lie ~tonnten, mad bem Rs1ten eeleben.
0amit bic Sleinsn 5eim Auffeben bic
8obnuns tporm borfinom foIlten,
bate S6isner neuIi1 mprosns beim
5urtgeben ben 9asofen anoeaiineet.
aIs fid CUR Saul5eit nod teines
Der ainber 5eiste, ging Sraa @pIDia
6orad. cine Der bilfrei6sn 9a96as
rinnen, in bic Bobnuna unb fanb
bort bas Quartet bon gas lber=
lpGltiat por. Der SnIouh mar BON
BEN Sfen obgeglitten unb erfiIIte
bic Simmer NIT Gos. 0as Gas
abbrsbsn unb Der pOIi3si unb benz
9OIpitaI teIspbouieren, mar fir bic
r%eiClute 6rau bas Wtrf zines Mus
eenblids, uno balb nor benn aud
Elm Ar3t nit tinem 9ulmOtor sur
SteIle. Gs etlang ibm, bic ale;nen
wenisftens teiIpeiie nieosr ins Be
nuBtisin suriidsurufsn; bdnn brante
u is taleunisft ina 8ufPiioI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10
Die yenO(ole Gette"
9etu6r pom 1atnrr6!
g. &. 9. Oas ridtise edatmittel.

, aotarrb lit cine Grfdltun6 in 6ro.
niI6er Sorrr. Ole 9ltft lit nit Bat
terien erfiilt, nelde burb Scale inio
Imlo eineentmet peroen. 8enn
Der &orper eeiunS lit, bat bies nidts
ouf iih. Mber bel unierem itdnoi.
gen aufentbalt in ben S1ulern ftro
Die S1leiRhGut1en ni1t mebr f1.
big; bieie 8ofterien oiisSuitoBen, mo.
0urh aatdrrb eraeugt miro. 9ieie
Seine entipideIn unO bermebren it'd,
peruria1en @tlt5inouna, oas Blut
Oringt IN Ole G1leimbdltte, Die go.
3il[en 0u betGmpfen. 8enn oas @lnt
geIuno 1T, eelingt oies, anoerufaas
bleibt bic Grtdltpng uto miro gum
Gntarrb.
@atnrrb lit cine @nt5iinoung Der
6hleimb1ltte, 0ie ole inneren Sob.
Iungen uulidumert - nlle, Dies be-
beutet Oie aenoloie Settle @efabr.
Die ein3iee alrt, aatarrb 8n hi.
rieren, 1T Oas glut gu reinieen. Der
li6erIte @eg bier3l 1T, Q. g.. g,
eindunebmen. S9reibt uns i'm ipe-
8ieae &atidlGge. emit Specific
60, atlonta, ga.
edm e4tsfbsH GpabHe man sic -omabd gribane
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10
flutes Ja6r Der
Ocr(iC6erungS Go,

Clint Gonnobeno fanO in @ltborn
oie Sabres~.8e Der aDeuf-
ide Sarmer @egenieitige 8erii9e-
rangsgeIeaihoft bon Douglas Count
tn Itatt. Die 9treftoren nn0 Be
amten Der @eieai6nft muroen ein-
Itimmig fir 6os Iaufen0e Sabr wie-
0~ergelpdblt, ferner 5tpei Sarotoren,
elmer fit ben 0itIiden uno ether
fir ben meitIihen 0iitrift. Gerner
muroc bei6loiien, baB MitslieOer Der
@eieaidait, Die aus irgenopelden
@riinoen aus Derielben ~nustreten,
feline ttelen Beitrittsgebibren Sl
sahlen braudet1, tpetln fie iid emit
idlieBen iollten, 5it irgeno elmer 8eit
Der INSTRUMENTATION wieoer
bei3utreten.
lleber $500 tpltroen i'm 2oufe
6eS Sabres 1915 ols @nti6GOigung
fir 8ranoperlulte an MitglieOer
onsbe3ablt, onritnter Elm 8etrag bon
$500 fir einen abgebronnten Stall.
Der aaIienbeItono am /. Sanuar
1915 mar $t682.53.
Gin antrag bes 9ireftoriums. els
ne betrddtIihe Summe aus Dem
aoiienbeitan0 fir bns oeuti6e INN
oiterreidiide Note areu3 aiSaumer-
fen, ipurOe nieoergeltimmt, ba meb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10
Garter Cafe glnb.

Ser Carter Safe Glib tpeiB oit
8ildti9feit uniereS Maitbiirgers q
8. streblotp 8i fdaberL 0enm CT er.
nd6lte ibn gum gi8e-8r6fibentet,
Die uellen. nm GnnItag erDdAltet
geamten Fin0: 8raiioent, .. 8,
Gbrfi; 8isepr1iioent, 81. 6. Streh-
lon; GefretGr=S habmeiiter, 81. Y.
@bitemore. 6erner iptiroen Ia 81
reftoren ertpdblt. D:e nerier 8e-
arnten plnnen i'm nelen Sabre mel.
tere 8erbeiIerungeu Der pr61tiger
un6 pertpollen alllbmlaaen am Sex
Qafoma.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-10

gerbreitung bnben iollte. alus
Dieiem @rtnloe belfen tie ben ber'
itie0enen &onteItanten, bic 0aOurA
einan erfreulider Grfplg er5ielcn
fonnen. Die ar6eit Der aontetan.
ten miro onrd oieies lhdbenswerte
Gntgcgenfommen Der 9eltihen ne.
erleidtert uno ipornt gu
eroBerem 5lciB an, tuo0urd a[ein
Elm @rfolg su eraieIen tit. Sic
aouteitanten t6rerieits iinb bon Dem
@ini6e beieelt, i6r 8eites gu Inn,
Inn Oieien @rfoI9 gu er8ieIelt. IS
ite6en o~leroings nod INNER cine
oroBe au8abI in Der t0,000-alaiie
ltuO an Oieie m0dten mir nodmals
Die aufforoerung ridten, bod icst
iofort fleiBia ans 8ert 81 geban.
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