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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

the acre. and We have one farmer on
the stewart river who has harvested IS
tons OF hay in a summer That hay II
worth more than $50 per tom
here referred 20 Chicken Bslly's farm on
the banks Of the Yukon. and 20 TIE $4,000
crop Of potatoes Of which I have written
Potatoes DO Well
The commissioner said
There Is no doubt but that potatoes viii
grow well here L they are planted in the
night soil and properly cultivated they are
equal 10 any potatoes brought in from out
side Here about Dawson we grow as much
rs zoo tons IN season The yield is large
on one Of the islands rs pounds Of potatoes
planted in May yielded more than 5000
pounds in September Il is estimated that
we use something Ike 100000 worth II
potatoes each year. the most Of which crop
is grown right here on the Yukon We also
raise heets. carrots. parsnips. turnips. peas
and beans. There Is a great deal Of dollhouse
farming The larger mining operators have
their own gardens and greenhouses. and
thus greatly reduce the expense Of feeding
their men We have so much light that we
AN raise vegetables under glass Practi-
Cslly all Of our tomatoes and cucumbers are
grown that way
VIII the country ever become an agri-
cultural one -
"Not in the sense that people will come
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

have vegetables TO eat Our chief sum
mer month is July. although the frosts
do not come until the middle of Sep
TENDER After that we have Indian
summer and the hills are ablaze with
gold"
Has Much Rich Farming Land.
rs there much OF your country
adapted 10 farming" I asked.
Yes. as far as the markets OF the
far north are concerned The country
is virgin land covered with trees. The
trees are stunted except in the river
bottoms, where they are larger We
have meadows in the south and south
west, and also great areas that can he
used for grazing. Mr.. Dawson. who
made a survey Of the territory. said
that We have $4,000. 900 acres which
can be utilized either for crops or for
grazing. He compared the Yukon with
some OF the inland provinces Of Russia.
where they successfully raise oats, rye
barley, flax and hemp
During the past few years We have
been growing oats and potatoes and
other veEeta bles all along the Yukon
valley We have grown on the islands
Of the Yukon two tons OF oats-hay to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

here TO farm in order 20 ship their crops
70 other parts Of the world. The most q
the farming VII be done for the local com
munity. and that means for the miners"
Thinks Mines Permanent.
But Will not the mines soon play out -
y think not" replied commissioner Black
The country. as a whole. IS practically
unprospected and he improved methods OF
mining are enabling Us 10 work more AMI
more territory. where IN the past the gold
output was low that DO did not PAY Up
70 the present thu most of the gold that has
come out q this region has been from
placer deposits We have already mined
more than S1S5.ooo. coo from the Klondfke
district alone. and still taking out
millions each year. The first o. the gold was
won by the individual miner. but within the
past ten years great deal has been gotten
out by dredges and hydraulic machinery
Many ~ the original creeks are still IN
drcdEed. the greater part Of the Klondike
valley has Yet 10 be turned over. and there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
-HORO SCOPE


Monday. August Fl. 1915.
"HIS is an unimportant day. &C
eording TO the reading OF the
stars Early in the morning
Neptune is in benefic aspect.
Under this rule it is wise to pursue
. routine affairs. It is favorable day
for travel by water and for whatever
has to do with shipping.
The sway is said to he helpful 10 all
who depend on insnirational ideas.
Poets and musicians should make the
most OF the kindly aid Of Neptune.
Those who deal in timed goods. es-
pccially foods that are deIicacies. have
the Representation Of even greater
gain than was predicted for them two
years ago.
The evening should he propItlous
time for entertaining Restaurants and
hotels should profit.
Music has a rule presaging a season
OF extraordinary success for artists
and an unusual demand for popular
concerts. \ new national ideal is
demonstrated
Criticism of men and women will be
more common than usual during the
next few months Public men will
suffer greatly
Divorce or separation is indicated for
famous persons and those who hold
high positions.
The stars presage = birth that will
be OF national interest This viii pre-
cede the arrival OF heirs to two i'm
mense fortunes.
Socialism will raise an issue that
may affect candidate for high place.
Marriage comes under a SWAY that
is believed TO indicate bitter discus
sion concerning established conditions.
In this the church and state will be-
come involved in Europe and this
country will reflect the contendinE
sentiments within a year or two
Success for woman who breaches
democracy in its broadcast sense is
foreshadowed-
Unrest and desire for activity will
increase among girls Of every class.
II is predicted.
Persons whose birthdate II is have A
happy augury for the year. Business
should be satisfactory Girls viii have
chances to marry.
thlldren born on this day may be IN
usually happy through life. but their
course proba bly, Will be away from the
paths OF glory Girls have the forecast
OF fortunate marriage Copyright
isle. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dictate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
Sunday. August 20. 1910.
< THOUGH Saturn is in an aspect
"A strongly benefic. the sun IS ad-
- - verse and both Venus and Mars

Sunday. August 20. 1915.
( THOUGH Saturn is in an aspect
n strongly benefic. the sun IS ad-
- - verse and both Venus and Mars
are unfriendly
It is day in which to rest and
plan work for the week. Contact with
persons associated with business af-
fairs should be avoided.
There is q sinister sign for visiting
especially II men and women OF in
fluence are sought.
Saturn gives promise OF gain for
shoemakers. harnessmakers. leather
delareS and all who handle hides or
furs. Prices viii soar so high that
inventors Will seek substitutes for
animal skins and meet with some sue
cess. New footgear IS foreshadowed.
Women may find the day disappoint-
ing especially where their associa ton
with men is concerned. Domestic af-
fairs should be guided automatically.
All the Influences tend toward the
unifyin@ of human interests. The COM
ing winter viii show the growth of
community feeling and the extension of
cooperative plans
The signs are not good for mechani-
cal work and railways may suffer
severe damage.
Warning is given that September will
be time of unprecedented slaughter
IN the European war. Events will
hasten the movement toward peace.
but not until appalling losses are re
corded.
Cruelty toward women and children
VIII increase in certain quarters. il is
predicted. Economic conditions will
reveal shocking facts. the seers de-
clare.
Owing TO new activities on the part
Of women. changes in the abor market
are indicated. astroloEers declare
Treachery on the sea viii probably
cause a heavy loss to England soon
after the equinox
Congressman have the nrognostfca-
tion Of a troubled time and dissa It's
faction among their constituents. ow-
ing TO taxation and large expenditures
of public money. The state may lead
in agitation
Planetary influences presage good
luck for the negro race, which will
ind sudden Improvement in its
status.
Persons whose birthdate It is may
nave an anxious year. They should
avoid risking either health or money.
Children born on this day may have
a career Of uncertainties and adven-
lure They are on the cusp and par
take Of Virgo as we'll as Leo char
cteristics.-Copyright 1915. by the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

round, means lack OF fresh air, and
100 much social amusement and too
many late hours, in rooms with
closed windows Summer, or warmer
weather at least. brings a period
when windows must be open, when
clothing must be light and loose TO
let the body breathe, when amuse
ments naturally are INDUCED in ont
OF doors And the benefit is shown
by the fresh faces and light steps
that carry US all into the winter
gaieties.
II you want TO be beautiful. live "a
close TO Nature as you can. Live
out Of doors as much as possible
sleep with open windows. don't be-
afraid OF the sun. except on scorcb-
ing days Get all the sun, wind and
air you can. They are the hes
cures for everything in the line of
illness that man has fallen heir n
Walk and swim as much as YOU can.
to start the blood running FAST
through the system. Keen the pores
open and active, to let out the
wastes Of the system. A perfect
complexion, brilliant eyes and an
elastic step are yours then. and many
a so-calied beauty Of to-day has no
more than these three points to base
her claims 10 that title.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

- AWSON. Yukon Territory. Aug 70
u have just had an interview
H. with the governor Of northwest
ern Canada I refer TO George Black,
the commissioner OF the Yukon terri
tory. His dominions begin within 80
miles Of the Pacific ocean and they
extend to the Arctic. They are 1000
miles long. and in places 500 miles
wide. They comprise almost as much
land as either Germany OF France. and
altogether equal to one-third Of Alas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

loycscr :
in
the in
sve feeo hear
world
romth
Of
softly under Il of
beauty in
YOUTH
to
in believe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

ka The country is separated from
Alaska by the International boundary.
" hich crosses the Yukon river about
100 miles from Dawson, where this
letter is written
Dawson the Chief Town.
Dawson is the chief town of the ter
riJory. It is the seat of government
and the headquarters of the mounted
police Here the judges hold court and
here is the residence Of the commits
sioner. who lives in state on the east
bank of the Yukon
The government house Is a large.
yellow frame building with a great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

their hearts slow and half asleep and the two loving workers the
little while IS
gentle
hearts find
in
oiered
es
TOGETHER
oh that WE TWO Nfayingi7
But Oh that WE TWO lying place.
Those who really love be together
NELL BRNKLEY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
Beauty Chats MgyE9 M Ksas FORBES
Old SOl-Beauty Doctor

STILES THIS YEAR are said to be
favoring the sports effects, sweaters,
soft hats, rough, plain suits, low
heeled shoes and such. So much
the better for our looks-for there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
oh, That We Two Lay Sleeping Here!"

could sigh for the quiet lunber Of the together
really be
Age n his
mellow O
in hearts,
NrbIng is
world nd tdusko
oil the stream
wild
valleys
to twill andto
let world III
and hearts there Will to follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
Mayonnaise of Chicken
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

kTPON the arrangement Of the table
- depends to great extent the
success of a luncheon or dinner. AS
the Summer advances and delicious
fresh fruits and vegetables become
plentiful, it is easier to get up new
dishes and the arrangement of at
tractive menus becomes correspond
ingly simple. A dainty dish for a
Summer luncheon is mayonnaise of
chicken.
Have china or paper cases for
these. Place about one teaspoonful
of thick mayonnaise sauce in the
centre of each dish; take the remains
Of cold chicken and cut it in very
small pieces, also little crisp pieces
IF lettuce and slices Of hard-boiled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

Warn sun and fresh air make flesh
and fair color for the beauty seeker
is no beauty doctor as eficacious as
Old Sol.
For proof, watch the faces of your
friends. how they thin and tire AID
grow full Of little wrinkles toward
spring. and how blooming thew are
in the fall. A winter season of So
cial activities. except for those of Us
who live in the South the wear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
Questions and answers


do q lot Of houserrorE end ~, ., y
xiH ny ncHS Get so stained ccnr0t S-e-1
them clean underneath, though 7 az, ~
tcogS using q rGi Me Please give ne re-
recipe for nciI bleoea.-T.
ReDlg-Rub vaselire under tba nail,
and let 1t stay on for time. then sc-uS
cut with nail brush. II the stain -
mains. lemon juice viii probably remove
bleaches.
Nv frs-reGr-oIf son has been N -,
r7ories for flrO years, p,Ggiu7 KID Dqrss-
ord / hare kept his hat carried tcifS ~
tTon. cHG bodied. the entire time. u RS
HtTt the heir, h0iCcrcr, and z am trkfr.1
1l1i ot0dV 10 send hiu to school cnt1r(ri
reese dcrife O tonic 90 restore the tttcE
GT0iCth.-Ant0ireftc
Rerly-Shave &c of close 10 the head.
rub daily with vaseline. This gives fhs
hair an entirely new start. with fbs 49,
lire to nourish the growth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
Yukon, Land of Gold, Has Wealth of
Beautiful Flowers and Rich Farm Lands

a Is It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

Monday-Stufed Cabbage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

Copyright BY George ;ratthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19

Egg, boiled shrimps and stoned olives.
Arrange these alternately on the
sauce, forming a nice pile. then
cover up with mayonnaise sauce.
Cook some chicken livers in a little
butter for ABOUT ten minutes in the
oven. with a papef over. and season
with little pepper and salt Rub
the Hvers when cool. through a wire
sieve, and then sprinkle it lightly
over the mayonnaise. Have the hard.
boiled yolk of egg likewise passed
through the sieve and lightly
sprinkled on the liver. Place little
French caPers on the mayonnaise
and garnish the tops of each with a
little circle of shrimp. Serve one to
each person and dish on lace paper
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
BY
Frank G. Carpenter

Copyright. 1915. by Frank
9. Carpenter.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-19
By NELL BRINKLEY

Ccryright 1916. international News Service
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rorS Eit6cncr's rmtmloics GnSc.

@mf ser Gohrf nmh guBldn6 bat Gnglonos beoetenotr ariees'
hel0 fGn aeben Ionen mnnen. Gin 0eutites Inabboot ODER eme Den1
tifihe gQtne mntie Dem Qrel5er gSnnpbire@, out Incident fn Der
Qor1 NIT iinem Stobe beian0, ben @arons, mo Snotens imo aegDptens
CciBeI uuste pen0iaItt in ben Menen ertrtnfea.
lleber Bic Ioten iol man MIR @ues logens nber bel Soro athener
III 0es zine fat unmoaihe SaAe. Sn ibm baforperte hh 10 redt oe
monide grutoltdt, Delbe peor ror Doro nod Dor ir9eno enenI ger'
breden s~uridibrett, iobalO es fh I'm Den @eptnn uno ben Saisen
Gnglnn0s bnn0et.
gnnen grf ais SeerfIbrr BAT aithener MIR i'm aompfe gesen bob.
sipi[uferc uO ihleht bepafnetr 8olferihaten erDorbeb nobel er l1
mehr as qrnianer Senfer, Den os Stratege otenborte. Ger 1eetge
sgetfriea bat 6us giosfo iiner sseloberrntmit" ihlogeno befup1en, NO
INN ann erfen gale 8egentet geboten nur0e fetHe Strait mt eoens
birtden Gednern AIT menen. aud 4itteners Soent bat bic Dem 8rnen-
heere auaefiatm 9ie6erIagen nht nbbalten f1nneu. atheners &ueess
limit bt int ietiqen ariege poaig beringt, nie ia ielbt Die tran5o1fhen
Seerflhrer suaeben, Denn he noturgenoB ibe 0iesbe5ngltteH Wtetntngen
oudl nuht fife 6uBern ourfhn. Soenr I'M eneIfhen Yorlament lpnroen
befonntIih bic r0 oo Maaberungen un0 @orDirfe lout, nelhe onrnnt
Oetten, BAH Qtheners Spfen unD artegsflbrung iebit IN England nitt
oaeenaeine 3urHnnnung rnO antlnng lander.
gennnd lit Der Sob 4itfeners ein barter Shldg fur os ltol3e VII
bion. ho 0erIel6e ons aan5e eegentporhge nihtdride Sbfern oes Snie'
reids b~erforperte, uno unter ben ibrigen engGiten Seerfibrern ino @e'
nerdIen immer nod be0euteno berborrngte. IS miro ihuer batter, etnen
an i'm acknowledgement NahfoIger 81 ftn0en.
Nun0ern iI eg inns ie0oh niht, Denn hh ieet Die Better Der aus
mdrtiaen goIiht GnqIdn0s unO oefen milit1rihen 6ibrer Die 8eegen'
belt niht entgeben IoIen nroen, ole 5sbIihldge bes Geongs Dem
gerftorbenen in Die Sdlbe 5u iteben tmo ale 5dulo bon th ouf Oenen
Gfultern al m6lsen. ae5nlid lube Des ben Serren @rep uno aoniorten,
0erpn pinsiaes 9rodten 1T. an Der Stnatsfrippe 5u bleben un0 fh Dor
Dem llnmtQen os Bottles at reten, fuelhes NIT tbnen furdtbare abreds
nuna bolten ofrne, menn es einrunl Die @oHrheit erf6brt.
Gns enalfihe golf miro ieooh ben Soo aitfeners ttf betrduern, Oa
eg IN Inn iinen Rationolbercs ioh, oeien Sinfheioen su 10 ungeIegener
9it fir Bic englihe goHit uno ben engIihen Ge65ug oas MenesEetd
beogten Olrfte.
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I'm nod mneeredtcr iein 81 kSnnen.

Ger @eneraLanDoIt gregorn bat Dem aon9reB Elm gaenoranbum
Hberrqidt, in benz er Inn ben GrnB neuer uO bic 8erih1rfung alter
@eese erfabt Die fd ouf Die ~Sanobablrng Der geutrnltdt amerifas be-.
5ebel
gg fmS ourdpeg @eese, nelhe Der Regiering mebr SnebeIungs-
qepdIt berleiben ODER Die iett egenmdhhg ousgeabte legdHHcren ioaea-
Sattea mir @egierangen, BET oenen fh inter alien llmitdnben cine Der.
nintige unO gerehte AnnenOnng b~eitebeuOer @eiese bordusiesen lfeBe,
10 IeBe fd nibt bel gegen bic 8oridldge as @ar6es einnenoen. aber
Die boben mir bod nidt
Gle Administration rst wilfirltd 6as @eies ouber sraft DeI6es
@nernonern, Die freHoe a~regsouenne nebmen, 0as 8urgerredt ent5ebt
Sic menoet piafirIih Os @eeB nibt an ,0ns glrgern Derbietgt Geol=
Iunaen as agenten fremoer friegfnbrenber Nnhonen in amerfo nna-
nebmen, ion6ern itbt in engter gerbinoung NIT etnen iolhen ageten
GnglanDs, Sobn g. @aorgon. Gle erldIbt i0e neberheatng Der Reutra-
In1tsgeiese, nenl ie al @rnfen gngnn0s it, uno bebnnOet os Ser.
brehen 6urdans beredtigte a4oBnnbmen, Die engIdnos Genoe pIanen
oOr nasflbren. lIno oeRr llnterfhieo miro gcnodt, nbt neil es oos
rationale Snterefe anerfds perIangt icn0ern neil $errn @ooor0D
@ifon es 10 Greuoe nIndt.
Sic fn0 Disqualification ofener unb 8pnnher be6ongen por6en.
Size 1T 0enen, bic 0ardn in S9ort uno Gdrft Grtif ihn, brutaIer nit
geDoltdtigpr uno ffnnnibrgr Anfpeu0ung bon S~hnfoefesen georobt
iDoroen. SHE baben ein5eIne aider unS StansdnudIte fd efriger hi
ben Diemt ioIdcr 9rnsefiruugen aeHeats ns Is q Q. III Stem gort Der
bernfhgte Stnotsanuaf gRonboa gedn bat
Inter fohen 8erB1ltnfien foI man ritt nene @1nhtnitel in &C.
Ieten Oenen geben, Die Die Dorbnnoenen feoer gereht nod fnngendB be-
nasten, iOnoern He IN ben Gienit unDerfdIihtr gsiatur fehH.
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@egenfanOioot, nit t~auIen6en BON
8irfuloren gegen mid iiberidiUemms
tie; wegen meiner @eburt in 9e1tih.
lamb, als oeiitider 3eitingsmnnn,
ais 8edntter Des St1atsDerbonbes
itno 0es NotionoIburloes tDur0e ifl
nngegriffen, ttidt 3a reoen bon or.
oerer geraoesu idtmisiger Gppoii-
tton.
8ennoh tpur6e i) getudbA uno
relic nun NIT freiem 9er5eit, elt-
tenn @epiiien uno ~ cbne Maltlforb
our repubIifnniiden gationoIfon.
BENTON, I'm ntein gegebenes Sort
Git balten un0 9egen ~9looIeDelt 81
itimmeii.
aIs anterifaner balte if feline
@abl fir cine @efabr fir unier
Northumberland ul6 id bin ltoI5
oaraitf, Elm Clement sA ~uertreten,
welfes inbe5lig nuf Gbardfter, gilr-
gertrcue un0 Sn~teligen3 feinent an
6eren Clement nnditebt un0 enolifI
gum 8etDuBtiein gefomnert it, ooB
es aud - HeHte - bat nno Oieie
in 3Afnnft gum 8eiten Der Ser.
5t1oten aus5ltilben geOenft.
R0nnt1ls ber5lid Ooufel0, mil
foaeaioIiIhcm @ruB
, Sans gemutb.
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or nidie. Die gnocren troten 5rt
rid.
ltnb cine iarse @eiluns COB er
bent Wnnn;
Der borte in eiicrner SaItung lie
an.
Rohbcm CT bcipro6en ben idweren
Gang,
Des GberIten Gimme iuieoer er.
Hang.
.Gino eli pcrbeirotet, Eiouier9"
sSopobl Serr Sbcriti uno aitioer
Bier"
8erIonnen ipur0e 0es 6rogers Bid.
Or 0od)te beim an Dds eigene
Slid.
Sir Gr1l ut0 9inoer ipoIIeu mir
iorgenI
@in's Soft, nuf @tcoeriebet NOR
gen"i
Der Sberit Oriidte benz 8rnben Die
@nnD:
Damn bot CT iih fill 5uriidee.
ipan0t.
syn S1Itung ltono &c nod intnner,
Der Monn,
ga trot elm 1noerer an i'm berof,
Der 8reoieer BON Der GibiIion.
uno Der 9ionier, oIs pibte or
idon,
gSos nun beilie geiheben perOe,
2ieb oilf bic anie ith Slr @roe
limb empfing In Der iinfenOen Son'
ne StrnbI
8arbdiipt 6os beiliee ~glbenamnbl.
Die augen gum Simmel binaufgc.
ipan0t,
glidten Die III Elm fernes 2nno.
Maog's mobl Die Come geipeien IeinS
8as glntIis true 70 ieeIisen Sdein.
Damn bot Der Brabe Den Seger
empfongen
ltno lit ftin ieinen Beg eegdngen
auf SOB itn6 2cben mar es Elm
@ong.
llnO bie Sat? Die berrIide Eat ee,
longl
9os aiibnlte bat Der &opf're boil
bradt,
Sn ibut mar grob cine bciliat
Madt.
ttno dIs er Dor Ieinem 0berit itario
0riifte Der Inn mieoer Die Sano
Damn nGbrt es nift LANCE, Ocl
Y 5cin0, er idtptegl
limb Die oeutide SABINE flog in Der
Sieg.
Ger ben Geino erfun0et, trug Dol
Ter 2uft
Dos eiierne arelis nitf Der SeI0en
bruitl
$. 70. &abe.
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Don Hcn 5wcieen
Ses Stadtsperbanccs!
JnbresperiammInng bee Crteber.
banbss in Gnhis; grove gesei.
iterHus berridt.

Sonntaa ben A. SUM. belt Der
9erein feline Sabrcsperianmluta nb,
nobel Die geamten oes gcreins
i0mtlid unO e%iRItimmie iir 0as Tau.
fen0e sSabr wieoererpoblt muroen.
Die glomen fnO SenrD GeItes,
Qr1ioent; 6. @robenitein @ioepr1.
ftoent; O. Sceftle, Sefretdr, uno
atg. @inocnbodD. SdnsmeiIter. Ger
llnterbolthngsousiduB fir 0os Ioil.
ienoe Sobr beitebt aus foIeeuoen
Serren: 6r0. 3eeb. @bilip SaUei.
.5er, ST, s6roeoer, Greb qiibIer unO
Sobn Gbumm. ueber Die Geier ei.
mes oatiiden G0ees ioa in elmer
ip1teren @erionimlung beidloiien
meroen. Serr @biIip anOres, Reoaf-
ieur Der .6rrie 9reiieD IN Council
Bluffs, Der ouf ginIooune crihie-
men ipar, pnroe bonn @rdfioenten
0eIfers IN elmer fur5en Aniprahe
porgeiteIt, mo iprod Der Serr in
elmer ldngercn @eoe iiber Ole Stel.
lung 0es Geutihtllms in ben Der.
Staoten unD oeren Aufgobe. er be.
tiibrte babel bic 8flidt Der bent.
|iden 9itrger in Der fommenoen
8ubl. GoOann betonte er Die 9flid.
ten Der Iibernlen 9iireer oes Stod'
les In Der StaotsipabL um Die
0robenbe gefnbr Der 9robibitOn OBJ.
Sulpen0en unO eleih5eitig Die 6r-
mabluna bon MGnnern liberaler
@eiinnung 3ur Stootsgeiesgcbuna
cbne Hiidiidt Der 9urteiitelIung IND
bic gru1blrng oes 0emofrntiihen
D~ouoerneurs /. aanoiooten, Serrn
Seth 9ebille, fiber 5u iteOen. Der
&e0ner idIob nit einent patriotiIfer
qppea an bic SerSen Der 9eut-
ihen urO nuroe init begeiltertem
9eifoa belobHt. Der 9erein Dire
in Dem beboritebenoen SeIo5ug eint
reae Sdtiateit elltfpideln. Beun Die
9eutihen in anDeren SeiIeu oes
5taotes ebenio tdtigen anteil an Der
5tnotsiUubl nebuten, iDie Die DeIt'
iden in Jrontier Gountp, Sitrfte oos
9robibitons Imetoement nit gro
Der Mebrbeit I'M Stoat geidllnger
ueroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-06
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