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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-08


you, will send this Miss Hoyt a
bouquet every day that am gone"
he directed, land 1 shall go to her
personally and acknowledge the
great service she has done when l
return"
What are the papers, brother?"
inquired Miss Mapleton.
"They are documents compromis-
ing a son of my invalid partner in
Colorado" replied her brother. ITO
have them made public would kill
Mr.. Daggett. He left them with me
for safe-keeping. They must be de-
stroyed, but not without his sanction
and l must go to him at once"
But who stole them?" inquired
Miss Mapleton.
1T must have been a young man
we discharged last week, who placed
them in the hands of professional
criminals to blackmail Mr.. Daggett.
They mistook this Miss Hoyt in her
eHgency outfit for some accom-
plice."
Serena fluttered and her color
came rosy and swift as one@day she
was Informed that a Mr.. Mapleton
awaited her in the parlor. His clear,
frank eyes scanned her with anima-
ton as she entered the room.
81 have called to bring you a slight
souvenir from a dying man, Miss
Hoyt," he spoke, whose last days
you have made peaceful by restoring
to us certain stolen papers"
He extended a beautiful -jeweled
brooch. Serena drew back in con-
MY friend has insisted that you
accept this slight token of his deep
proceeded Mapletol,
land you must not cause him disap-
pointment by refusing"
Not a word in explanation of the
mystery was vouchsafed. A few
later Mapleton called again,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
SAGE TEA DANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother Recipe TO
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifnlly dark and lustrous almost over
night II you'll get 50.eent bottle Of
"Wyeths Sage and sulphur Compound
at any drug store Millions OF bottles Of
this Old famous Sage Tea Recipe, i'm
proved by the addition of other ingredi-
snts, are sold annually says a well.
known druggist here because it darkens
the hair so naturally and evenly that no
one can tell il has been applied
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise awaiting
them, because after one or two applica.
tions the gray hair vanishes and your
locks become luxurantly dark and beau.
tiful.
This is the age Of youth Gray.haired,
unattractiyc folks aren't wanted around,
SO get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Compound tonight and You'll be de.
lighted with your dark. handsome hair
and your youthful appearance within a
few DAYS.
This preparation is a toilet requisite
and is not intended for the cure, mitiga-
tion or prevention Of disease.
For Sale by Owl Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
Of CAS- BY
IS
To Be THOROUGH
pKIl lNI\NlN KlpOkI llIlS
WIEN; rROnt ilO\. E\-
IuRI MD 81

Washington Npol Government
arcncies in,csusauns iAe spcciacui
ar rise m che price OF gasoline have
virtually concluded preliminary phas
cs If tHrr work aHd Nill report %
congress Jbis Neck tn thc mcau
TIME tae Department OF Justice.
which has Kept iu close touch With
TIE situation. will consider the cSi.
tcncc With view 10 dclcrminins
whether prosecutions arc warranted
mdcr The anti trust Law
Ever, available field agent Of the
federal trade commission has been
assigned TO the gasoline inquiry uu
drr tae direction OF Commissioner ~
Harris Reports bl the various
companies involved haze been check
cDu SO Ear as possible GUIDE Oh
PRODUCERS manufacturing Companies.
Ship lines selling agencies, even tank
Wagons IN ever, section OF the coun
try have been under surveillance A
lomcndoa, mass of data has result.
cd bearing on AN phases OF ihc in
duurl Essentials Of this inlurma
ton have been placed before the at
toruey general a. fast as gathered 10
IS considered unlikol' that the at
tcne, general win decide nuallt
whether the evidence warrants prose
cutions until the commission has
concluded it~iuQuirs month or
O. ore hence
The intestiratlon has been conduct
el With view TO detefminns ionr
salient points as follows
First The extent Of production
and use Of gasoline nov and teo ard
O. rec wears ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
corb tiss Reformed.

& Al Sarchet OF lAc shamrock
Blogue has been appointed dele.
gate to a peace congress OF the
Worlds Court to be held at New
York soon The appointment came
IRON John H. diamond. Jr, an im-
p,rialist OF the first water Il was
rot generally known that Mr Sarchet
had reformed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
How to Cure
Coughs and Colds.

lust TIE minut, ~ Kings New . -
ooycyv touches tie coll germs they tS,'n
10 shsivcl and dis. Your irritation eeasss,
The cough eases and You begin y gvt
he,ter. Dr. Kings New Discovery : lass
laxative enough 20 expel the dead gems
and poisonous sccfcti1nS
The ingredients IN Dt Kings New 2 :.
coverv make Il an excellent cough and
cold remedv. Don't endure the snneY-
aucc of coughs and colds. Don't kesp on
suffering. Don't take the rsk OF n'ofe more
serious illness. Take Dr. Kings .'c"
Discovery. Watch yeus eating aud haiii's.
Yon viii 6nd your cough and cold uudei
eAsy and natural control and he sssa'e'
Of a speedy recovery. AT all druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
RsPUsLlcAg CONVENTIONS

Republican q the county alli BOA
precinct f.ms tomorrow after
noon and nIsH . select aeiezafes 20
the count eea snilon that ms ~ AZ
the city haI ttis city Saturday
April sth AZ he county convention
delegate u chosen 70 the con.
gressional con aiion thai also meets
a. tie cii h4H Guthrie. On A9r.i 'l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
Keep out of Drafts. Avoid
Exposure. Eat and Live
Right and Take
DR.. Kings New Discovery.

Nou catch coll because ycur system Is
below normal and finds itself unable g
throw of the cold germs. To recover YOU
should irst take a remedy 10 XIII TIE
germs. Then he careful oi your eating.
Avoid exposure. Go to bed eatly and
ave vour strength ~ every possible way
To kill the gernls take Dr. Kings New
Discovery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03

r. faatus him ,rom beneath d be e
which had thrown itself won him
white ne Was trying 10 lead Il from
lafnUs barn nvar Mehan Ar
rouston MAS severely injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
Volume Of Product Exported.

Second thc volume of gasoline eN-
ported and the supply romunine
here for domestic use particularly
as to whether the rise or any por
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03

George Owen and wife have return.
ed by motor as fheir home IN Higgins
Tex. after a Fl.t to Rev. Owens and
family. George is conducting a hotel
in Higgins. =. - .~iFFTnl "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
Real ou,lawry

A shawnee paper wants villa to
come TO pott county and take lessons
from county officials in the real art
OF baudItrS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03

loau T. Slcfncf OF Tulsa Is e,as
d divorce from his Wife on The
eloag as Of cruel and inhuman treat
D cnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
2243 overlands in One Day.

On Tuesday. March o. another
record was broken at the biz WillFs.
Overland factory, Toledo, 0 On
taat da, orders were received for
2sls ears the greatest daily record
for orders yet established by them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
SIS uur \ n = uEu
. TOPICS OF THE .
TOWN AND STATE. y
y y N - = . = q \ y 4. "a y = n
Invalid as Resouer

Miss janite Houston. Il year old.
who had been an invalid for years.
arose from a sickbcd yesterday and
r, scued her father. James Houston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03

"Ruv at nome" IA y winning motto.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-03
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
9 q q T . r IA

WANTS BRING RnuLTs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

I Manhattan Heights Grand View and
Altura quick communication through
the Alta Vista district with the older
part Of East FL Paso. south of the
steam railroad lines and facilitates
traffic with the lower valley road sys-
TEN
stanton Pushed Onto Mesa.
Another important improvement was
the paving Of North Stanton for 10
blocks north Of Rio Grande and the
extension of the street to the rim OF
the north mesa. With Mesa and North
Oregon. this makes three busy streets
cut to the higher ground recently. The
extension of paving on east Rio Grande
TO connection with that on Grant ave
nue. gave quick communication over
that line to the additions north of the
Southwestern railroad and to Fort
Bliss. \ seven block pavement on
North Kansas. from First to Eighth,
was a notable Improvement in that fac
tory and warehouse section The paw
ing on Alameda is done on both sides
Of a double track stretch of the cleo
trio railway system, which was IA sed
and curbed and on which the trolley
poles are set in the center.
Greatest Yenr for Paving.
Complete estimates have not been
finished on more than eight additional
miles of pavement that will be laid
during the next few months on various
streets. but it may be calculated that
the Improvements VIII represent an in
vestmeut of more than S25O.O0O. exclu-
sive Of curbine. Hardly a meeting OF
the city council passes but there are
received petitions from property own
erS for paving, requesting eStima ties
from the city engineer and Offering TO
contract with the paving company
There is no doubt that 1916 is the
greatest in the history of the city in
paving, as well as in many other ways.
Among the projects that are peudiu-
through the process Of estimating and
contracting. are the following:
New Projects Are -.
Davis from the union passenger sta
ton to West Overland. blocks. 1000
feet
North St Vrain. from Missouri 70
Hill street. leading TO the new high
school. 10 blocks 5000 feet.
North Cotton avenue. from Wyoming
TO Erie. blocks. $500 feet.
Myrtle. between AnEe and Alameda,
u blocks. 1900 feet
Dallas. from Montana to Myrtle
blocks. 221o feet.
Ange. from East Missouri to new
high school, 10 blocks. $500 feet
Ochoa- from Rio Grande to Cliff. 3
blocks. 1880 feet
West Boulevard. between Oregon and
Los Angeles. g blocks. 1900 feet
North Santa Fe from Upson to West
Boulevard. / block. 500 feet
seventh. from Fl Paso TO Park. Il
blocks. 1860 feet
Park. from Seventh to Second. 8
blocks. 1850 feet
South Cotton. from T & p right Of
way to Texas. blocks. 1900 feet
Blacker. between Kansas and An-e,
s blocks, 1900 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

ranch deals Of the recent past was the
sale Of the old Roberts place. near
Maria. by W a Matthews 70 F A.
Mitchell for S55.0e0. The ranch con-
tanned 512O acres and few years ago
sold for $4,000.
West Texas and Panhandle farmers
are OVERSEEING their crops to a great
er extent than heretofore AMI are find
ing diversification profitable With
grain q standard crop. attention IS be-
inE directed TO other crops TO augment
the farm income. farmers around Pecos
and Big Springs raising cotton -Nten-
Many farmers also are finding orchards
profitable and fine grade Of fruit is
being produced, esnecially in Howard.
Reeves. Pecos and Ward counties.
RniSing Fine Hogs
Hale and Potter county farmers also
are going i'm extensively for fine hogs
and during the past year Hale county
hogs brought ton prices i'm market
more frequently than those from any
other southwestern section The record
price for a Panhandle hog probably
was obtained 10y D. W Clampitt Of
Donley county. who sold one hog for
S155.
Finish s.23. 600 Normal Building.
One Of the educational achievements
Of the past year was the completion
and the opening for summer term
Of the new building Of the West Texas
State Normal college at Canyon City.
Texas The building. which replaces
the one destroyed by fire. has been
completed at cost of 500. 900 and is
one Of the finest school buildings in
the west. complete and modern in every
particular.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

TO paving. The Manhattan Heights
company has spent $4,000 in paving on
Wheeling and Federal streets and has
continued il on Federal between Luna
and Park avenue. the latter section TO
cost $500. ia Richmond Terrace. north
of Government Hiu on the Fort Bliss
road, two and a half miles Of pavement
We're laid recently. the last of il fin
ished about the first OF January.
City Has SIS Miles Of Sidewalks
Constructor of cement sidewalks has
kept up with the laying out Of streets,
in most instances before they were
graded for pavement There are now
SIS miles of sidewalks in Il Paso,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

which is more in proportion 70 its in
habitants than in any OtheT city OF
Texas. This IS exclusive OF the addI-
lions outside Of the city limits. in ali OF
which cement wa ks have been almost
-he first Improvement. The city govern
ment exercises its authority TO have
sidewalks built TO established grades
and this has resulted in much more uni
fOrmity during the past few years. A
wooden sidewalk is a rare sight here
II would require considerable investi-
cation 10 discover one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

Judge f. A Chase. who is now past
g. years DID. has enlisted in the Tenth
New York infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26
WEST TEXAS IS LAND OFPIENTY:
PANHANDLE PROSPERITY GENERAL
Man and Nature Work Together to Develop An Empire Of
Agricultural, Mining and Livestock Wealth; Three
New Railroads Projected Many Miles of Roads
and Streets Built, Ranches, Ranges Producing.
BY T. r. GORDON.

to be completed and in service by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-26

IN and nature are working hand
NJ in hand in West Texas and in
- the great Texas Panhandle coun-
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OicnSIag miro Oct GTfrDreiS
i'm QulOmp6fGMleQ %geWOnnenl
Die HcnteItantcn IOntcn pcIitanSioc Bcridte
iiber itrc Gdttokcit in ccr critcn ancetc
Scr SPECIALS Simmer cinicnSen!
Rp. POed aus scpS 60. Reute an scr sp

9lm Gienstog, ben 6. sunni, III
Der Ieste Gag, an peIdem ser Spe,
3ialpreis bon $25 llr oie nleiItan
Stimmen, bic in Ser eriten Ao6e
Der Spe8inIitimmen erlangt wurocn
eeiponnen Der0en fam. Die aonte.
itanten tparen Oteie ISOLDE, lpie Dor.
ldufige 9eridte oeigen, redt fleibig
on Der arbeit un0 baben lid be-.
miibt, oieien i6onen 9reis 81 &c,
minnen. sic iolItcn am Wontng
eeiiaiie 8eridJte iiber ibre &dtigfeit
in oieler ISOLDE einien0en, onmit bal.
eight feitgeitelt meroen fam, per III
oieier g8od)e Die meiiten Stimmeu
befommen itrtO 5u Dem 8reis be.
rehtigt lit.
8ir MAIDEN hermit anf Die Eat
iaGe oufmerIiam o1B Die 3eit oer
Spe5iolitin1men aud INNER fiir5er
miro uno ON 10. SUM at gnoe
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Bonn spSc obberafen.

Sn YnpiIion Deridiab Sreitdg
6ra1 Nina aatberino Sdmis i'm
boben AIter bon 50 Sabren. Die
@ntihlafene NOR cine Der 1lteitcn
0cuti6en Anfieolcriimen oes Goun-
tp's unb cine braDe 0etttl6e Srm.
melde iid BET Sit uno Sung gr0Btcr
Qdtling mo 8%erebrung ~erfreute.
Die 8eer0igung fin6et Montog bore
mittag nm neitn ubr bon Der 0eut
i6en fatboliiden Stride in Bapiaion
aus anf Dem ct. MnrD.0tag0alene.
5rieObof IN Gmabd itott.
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'ocbt. Syn Der nod berbIeibcnoen Belt
Iolten bic aontGtdnten fleibig uno
n%nabl1iiig bel Der glrbeit bleiben,
inn ben 8oriprrmg St erreiden,
Der IN Der Get Der Doppelitimmeh
BON feinem Gonteitonten erreidt
iuuroc. glid iollten tie ibre Greurs
be uno Silistruppen 81 inteniiberer
Qlrbett b%eran5ic9en. Gle iollten oI-
le lire 6reitnOe nuo g%etdnrten
befid)en 1ino iie beranIniieL lett
ouf bic Sdgli6e Omaha &ribiine
al abonnieren. 0enn iest 5dbleH
ole abonnenten nod iebr bod.
Sette lit SER SenrD 9oed aits
Bono Gountp mieoer an Der SpiBe.
Der Smeitbodite lit Ser Carl Sin.
Der aus 8clo Gount1, Colorado,
uno an oritter Stele itcbt Serr
gluton @eitermon aus Dodge
Gountn.
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Die neueIten uno oriaineIlIten Mr-
tier in Spisen, 8abpfdpp6en Gin.
idsen nno oergleiden tuer0er ale in
oieiem 8u6e ge5eigt.
aIe Sdfeliti6e, pelde eetpobn-
lid gebraudt per0en, fino oarin
ent9alten nno erfIdrt. 9ie MnIter
iin0 grpB unO Die anipeiiumgen fIar
nno oeutli4. Gin je6er fam, tnO
tpeun altdb erit ein aufdnger, ein
Meiiter i'm SGteln meroen heim Sc
5roun oieies 9udes.
Se0es WauIter 1T o~bgeBiloet unO
ertlGrt in Der einfaditen 8eiie, TO-
OaB Elm ieoer obne ausnobme ibone
S1feInrbeiten anferttgen fam. 8enn
Sic aud nod 10 piele Bidder ba
ben, oieieg i~ibertrifit ale bisber oa.
~geipeiene.
3u lie Der Bud. 3n beIteaen
ourd 0ie ,Omabo 3riblne@, 1911.
&ouar0 Str, 9H1dbu, Nebr.
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Grit. RriegS(6uTe
OOnD eut(c6en OerlenRt
Wortietang bon Seite H.

.reOet end @ut 5uD Smmerbin obcr
bleibt In umierer MarinegciMifte
elm I6par1eS @loif, iopeit Der Der.
luit Der Shtffe unb Wanui4otten
In Betrndt fommen.
Ole Dciitiden fporei iinS an @e.
ifiib iiberlegcn aber Der itns Der.
Iette Shlog, uno Elm ungewobnlih
ihmerer on5u, bIeibt eiuis ouf uHs
iiben.
Der Telegraph i6reibt: Sir Tino
beute Inn cine betr1dtItde 4n5nbI
mertboaer N1euidenleben un0 gutter
.Sdtffe Grner; mir oiirfen oorob
aber nift berSiueifeln. llniere
Shlodtflotte 1T nod ni6t in Wlit.
leioenidoft getoGen. (E9arte MIR,
boloe, bnloe, rubt aud ite nuf Sep.
hin's SoIbeD ltnb onf uniere
S1la1tTlotte uliiIIen mir uns Der.
Ioiien; 0enn We itebt irnnler nod
.felt unb uneridittert oo. (@eniB,
70 Iorge lie iih in ben S1fen S6ott.
lambs uno SrI1nos beritedt bdlt.)
@n6ere Morgenbldtter iogen, onb
Die Seelhloht bel Siitlnno lpeiter
feinen i9Iimmen einorud o1if Die
Mteerberridnft Der griten MAIDEN
neroe; Die S9loft mub ais Elm
britiiAer Sieg be5cifnet tperoen, ba
Die oeutiden Sdiffe idlieBlih ge.
3ipitngen tpuroerL ben betmiiden S1.
ZEN nufSuiuden, iobalo fih Die bri.
tide SAl1dtflotte ndberte. (Sei
benz mic 6o noble, Souptiade lit
uro bIeibt, OoB Die griten ibre &eiIe
meg boben.)
Die Zines iaet: gs lit tlar, bob
mir bic idtimmite RieOerloee our
See in oiefem arieee erIitten bnben
nniere @omirolitdt bat ben ri6tigen
Seq eingei6Ioaen inoem iie uns
unberbtiiHt itber bic 8erIiite, Die
mir erlitten. itnterrihtet uno oltt
Die gefdbrlihe Gage binpeiIt. @ir
boben uns in Elm @efeht nit einem
@egner eiDgeloiien, Der before sc.
id)iise hotte rno unS iffpere 8erlufte
beibradte. llniere 9auptieemaht
ali5uereifen ober tperoen DIE Oeut.
iden pobI nidt pneen. @etten
m0dten mir oorolif nidt, oenn Der
Come, in oipiem Sale Die oeltI6e
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Amerikancr in
peru ctmctSct!

Gorinto, 9aicoraoia, 3. SUM.
Gumtenoepci6e nod Can Diego,
Gal) Cine An5abl amerifaner
nno Gngldnoer muroe IN Golaro,
Bern, bon ltreifenoen ar6eitern Der
2onOcn . parifie 9ctrolelm Com.
ram am GonnerStag ermor6et. Die.
ie gtadriht iuurbe per Ginfenoepe.
idc bonn Gampfer nSomcr" Dem
bier Itationierten omerifaniiaen
areu5er oHaleieb" beltte iibermit.
ieIt.
Ole Streiten0en beriudten Die
getroleumqiIelen in Brand at ie.
zen, unb Die perupianii6ne 8eb0r.
0en moren nidt imitdnoe, Dem Door.
ben uro gIiuoern oerieIben ginbolt
gu eebicten. Gie Gage lit ie5r
ernlt.
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sdlahfeier Ser Ct. Spiep6s sdnIs

SGinkfeier Der ct. SUiepbs Sdnle.
Die S9ule Der oeltihen *ntbolis
iden ct. Soiepbs i. @entettbe Deron.
italtet onr 5onntag, Den Is. Suni
in ibrer S6ulbalIe lire i1brlide
Undertaking., bic itets elm @reignis
fir Die MitgLie0er Der 8emeinOe
ln0 ibrer Sreunoe lit. 4ltf in Die.
fem Sabre baden Die ebrlpiiroigen
S6uli1meltern mieber Elm Bro.
grat1m aufgeitelIt, oas allen 8eiu.
hern bodft angenebme Stl1noen be-
reiten piro. Die ainoer ner0en
Elm oeuti6es uno englii6es Drama
3ur 4uffiibrling bringen. Dns e~rItere
betitelt fid: 0Moria'S letter Gag
in orei Qfteft, uno ods lestere che
Statue. auBer0em fin6
2ie0erbprtrGge nno Deflomotionen
auf Dem 8rpgronm ber3eidnet. Sic
goriteaung 0hrfte iid), pie imrner,
aud in oieiem Sabre zines itorten
8eiudes erfeuen.
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8m. =. GsaSpia, aOSoFat.

@rssattt5iert in alien Ieridten be-
5tadtcs uno Der Ser. Gtooten
S6reibt SeItamente aus, beioret ge
fistiteI nn6 iiebt gtbItrdfte 6urd
Iiebt, OaB EeItamente i'm 9adIaIieu
idaftsgerihte eeoronet uer6en. Be
iorgt gOGmadieu unS 5iebt Grt
ihciten in irqero einem TbeiI be,
8ctt Elm. 9o1eftiert ausTt1n0p
Gpridt Geutih ulto lit 0ffentIibct
Notar. 348 Gnioba 0atioual Bar
@ebauoe. Sntah1, Nebrasfo.
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SoOesnadridt:- anna @a.
hernia SAn1is aus Gapiaion COB
gaftern i'm altcr bon SO S5obren Inn
0rei ubr nodmittngs ibreu @eiit
auf, Ole giniegnung Der 2eid)e
finoet an nd6lten Montdg NOR
gen Inn 8 ll6r in Der 9eutfden
aotboliiden Stride in gapillion
itatt, morattf Der 2eidnam nod Dem
fotboIiIden 81. M1rp M~ogodlene
Grieobof III SitO.6 Omaha our Beer.
bigung gebrndt tpiro. 6.3s16
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GnalanO ipnrt; ueridarft Gm6arau.

Sonoon 3. SUM. Cine nelie
rationale Proclamation bot elm er.
tpeiterteS appropriations .@mbargo
iber Gnglono berbdngt. 8osielbe
tritt an s. SUM in aroft nn6 Der.
bietet Die @infubr folgenoer artifel
Cab Reqiiters, Observation-Disclosures,
01bmoidinenJ Sefen, &ofberOc,
1oilettedrtifel, Metnlbaoetpanneft
Bier, Sopfen, Strei6bol5er, ionic
biele aliu1inium. ttn0 2eOerporen.
Gns Gjnfubrperbot arf Stdrfe, So.
rino uno aortoffelmebl nir0 aufge-
boben. (Das nene embargo trifit
pieoer amerit1's Snouitrie.)
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; 9n Council @Inffg ooh SOL

Sn Council Bluffs CAB Dom
t1erstag Der 5orbige $. 8ronn ouf
feline Grau i'm 8erlaufe zines Strei-
teS einen 6duB al, pelder Der.
ielben cine 10 gafdbrlide 8iulbe
beibrahte, bob man ibren 800 je.
ben augenbIid ertDartet. Die 5rali
batte 8rotpn 3uerit nit einem 3d-
fiermeIier a~neegriffen.
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md nit eincn n9I6 Gaplor@ ooer
iorit neridteoenetr anoereu guteu
Iropfen beoieit neroen fam, mar
Jeitern IN Gniaba, no mir @eIegetts
5eit bottem i'm at fpreden. Or
iagte inns, oaB Maler uno G~ape5ierer
iein gan3es Sous ouf ben &opf
itelten. SdIoon uno @ofn6mner
ueroen friid angeltrid5en rnO tape.
5iert.
Gs lit Dies Oie 8o~rbereitltng gu
Sem idbrliden aSererboa" Der Deut
id)en 5oruler @egenieitigen Selter.
geriiderulgs- @eieafdlaft BON 8ougs
las Gouiltp. Der in ieiner Soae arH
5onnabenO. ben 10. SUM, dbgebal.
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ten miro.
sd neroe oles mtfbieten, I'M
Den MitgIieoern Der @eieaidnft uito
0eren 5rata0e redt p~ergnii9te Stirns
Den 5u beretten,@ iagte er. s@nte
9maba 9tuiif babe id engaeiert mo
fir Giien nno Grinfen miro oufs
'8eite aeiorgt tperoe1.
8nnft A nbr nddmittoqS miro oie
.Maufif sum 9on5 dn1timmeri, un0
Oeutide Ean5ipeifen meroen i'm GanI
erfltngen bis - ma bis friib NOR.
gems, eb' Die Sdbne fr1b'n.
gtntritt fir Serrn nno Game
$3.50, pofir Muiit ur6 HidbI3eiten
frei iin0
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@irh[idles.

GoIemsfirhe Der GbongeItiden
@emeinifdH.-5 10
ltbr morgens. @reoigts@ ottes0ienit
II ltbr ntoreefs unO s llbr abe1os.
Sugenobuno 7 ltbr abcii0s.
goftor S. $. Doerifer miro NOR
gen feline leste greoigt boIten, itno
9aItor 9faIpb s. 9oerfder miro
obenos ieine erfte greoigt balten IN
engIiiher Sprofe.
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0riainae eiuaetruffen.

Sortingtou, gteb., 3. SUM.
@ines reifen Ginoeriegens erfeut
iih Die 5oaiIie Antbonp Seimcr,
bel mel9er Der Stord iest 0riI,
hinge binterlaIien bat. Qns gbepoar
bat 10 Sinner. oaDon elm Boor
3milIinge. Bon ben neuge6orenen
Driaingen lit ems Elm anabe tno
5pei iiu0 WiG6hen. Die Mutter ser
5ablrei6en 6omilie lit crit Sc Sab
re aft.