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Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
PuBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Emanuel A Tower by deed Of
trust, dated the 23rd day Of March. 1909,
OF the records In the office Of the Clerk
and Recorder Of the city and County Of
Public Trustee In aud for the city and
County Of Denver. Colorado. the following
described real estate In the city and
numbered Fifteen n5l, sixteen ti6i. Seven
teen 40, Eighteen tlsl and Nineteen (lgi,
Park. according to the recorded plat
thereof. which deed OF trust was made TO
secure the payment of his three promisEory
for the aggregate sum OF Two thousand
Five Hundred and Fifty-fiyo (s2.555) Dol
Pnrkhurst. Administrator OF the estate of
Walter Baker. deceased. on or before one
thereon at o per cent per anaum until
paid. interest payable quarterly. as is
trust, reference to which Is hereby made
for greater certainty: and,
Whereas. on. to.wit. the third day Of
to bc foreclosed was released a. To Lots Is
and 10 aud the south one third OF Lot IL.
Block o. In Arlington Park. and the portion
hereby sought TO be foreclosed Is
Lots numbered Fifteen ti5,. Sixteen uo).
and the north two-thirdH IN. 2-3l of Lot
Seventeen 40, Block Six t6l. In Arlington
Park. according to the recorded plat
whereas The said Emanuel A. Tower
and all persons claiming by. through or
uuuef MIN defnulted In the pay
ment Of $4,000 balance OF principal and
all interest on said unpaid balance since
the 23rd day OF March, 1918, besides the
sum Of Sirf-5s for general and special
taxes and assessments paid by the legal
holder OF said notes. and the legal holder
OF said notes. having elected on nccount OF
said default to declare said notes unpaid.
due and payable:
Now. Therefore. At the written request
Of william q. Pnrkhurst the legal holder
OF said notes, pursuant to law, I. the under
signed. Public Trustee In and for the City
and County OF Denver, Colorado, do hereby
give notice that will. Mt the hour Of 10
O'Clock In the forenoon OF
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH. 1915
at the fremont street front door Of the
Court House. In the City and County of
Denver. Colorado. sell Mt public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash. the
snid described premises. and all the right
title and interest OF the said Emanuel A
Tower. his heirs nnd assigns therein, for
the purpose OF paying the Indebted meas
secured by said deed Of trust and the cost
and expenses of executing this trust, n6a
VIII deliver TO the purchaser certificAte
OF sale ns provided by law
Dated Mt Denver. Colorado. March 9TH
1910.
HENRY A HICKS,
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County Of Denver. Colorado.
First publication March 1ith, 1915
Last Publication April sth. 1915
tFublishcd In The Denver Labor Bulletin ,
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
sHERIFF's SALE.

sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
City and Ceunty OF Denver. IS.
IsfDORE AMTER. Plaintiff.
city se an ep9 ." benRa4 SR4 e% lS the
HMTHKsE' M S. n1Sr AN6Ehs1S,; ,,i,:
HENaS Hrastee AMI 4 hlcKSi ANbiERs6S! II PSollf j.
gcHER Il HHERr, ,od GHEsTER sTAfGEgp 4; f3Er-
order Of sale entered in the District Court
Y for on ahe the e ra ana day Of o2cb %
1916, wherein It is decreed that there Is
due the above named plaintiff. Isidorc Am.
ter, from the above named defendant. Oscar
the sum Of Two Thousand One Hundred
virtue Of said decree and order of sale. I
the nndersigned. AlexnndeT Nisbet;; Com
City and County OF Denver. am authorized.
directed and empowered TO expose for sale
public auction after giving notice Of the
time and place of said sale according to
to to- sales Of Of real real estate under re execution. FOR
fSSS due the as Win
sions on said sale:
given % that fefef / viii. ON pa0'e "o''ee hereos
TUESDAY. THE 25TH DAY OF APRIL.
A. ID. 1916.
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
| of that day. nt the fremont Street front
door to the County Court House. in the
City Of Denver; City and County Of Denver:
the property. lying and being in the City
and and County County of Of DenveT vst. State Of Colorado.
Lot numbered Fifteen OBJ and the south
one half rs; W Of lot numbered Fourteen
h B1oek Mnfns serSa Sdaon Eonrteep ts Tho
Of Denver. together with NIL and singular the
appurtennnces thereunto belonging or in
IN tan n nm nArf nj Inc
for cash in hand. to the highest md best
Dated Mt Denver. Colorado, this Goth day
| of March, A. d. 1910.
ALEXANDER NIsBET,
Commissioner Of Safety Ex- -Officio Sheriff
City and County Of Denver.
By FRANK l.. DODGE,
Deputy Sheriff.
| First publication April LIST. 1915.
Inst publication April 22nd. 1910.
PUILIP HORNBEIN. Attorney for the
Plaintiff.
Published in The Denver Labor Bulletin, }
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

whereas. Mary "A. a. Rogers, by deed ,o,, q
%Ssh fa'ss d feeorSed Ss 2Gn a book & e % i
Of the records in the office OF the Clerk
aud Recorder Of the City and County Of
Public Trustee in and for the city and
County OF Denver. Colorado. the follow
County Coz | Of Denver. Colorado. to.wit:
The South Fifteen Feet tsouth u fectl
e .oi Let FSe % n1 'he s2Tt9 Tias
Two Hundred and Twelve l2i2i. Capital
Avenue subdivision. which deed OF trust
promissory note OF even date with said
deed OF trust, for the sum OF Five Hundred
pSsr yenr pnS9se 9tsr tho !" ,ha n order q
annum until maturity, and mt 10 per cent
forth in said deed OF trust. reference to
which is hereby made for greater GER
Whereas. The said Mary A. Rogers and
all persons claiming by; through or under
thereon since July 18th. 1911. at 10 per
per nna n1d to wh
thereon at 10 per cent from April 10Th,
2 n tn io % as an% the Of esn
Of said note, having elected on account
Of said default to declare said note un-
NO Now, Therefore. re- Al the written request
of Blanche A. Lee. the legal holder Of said
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County of Denver. Colorado. do hereby
give notice that I will. Mt the hour OF 10
o'clock in the forenoon of
MONDAY. APRIL 24TH. 1916.
at the west fremont street front door OF
the Court House. In the City and County
Of Denver. Colorado. sell mt public auction.
to the highest and best bidder for cash.
the said described premises, and NIL the
A. Rogers. her heirs and assigns therein.
for the purpose of paying the indebted
the cost and expenses Of executing this
trust. and will deliver to the purchaser n
certificate OF sale ns provided by law
Dated nt Denver, Colorado. March 23rd.
1915.
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County of Denver. Colorado,
First publication March 25th. 1916
Last publication April 22nd. 1916
published In The Denver Labor Bulletin }
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01
STATE FEDERATION TO
ASSIST WITH DATA
CONTINUED from page ~

CONTINUED from page ~
way and desire to receive their share of
the improved conditions.
One application for affiliation has
been received at headquarters this week,
and one reaffiliation. From advices re-
ceived from Vice President Walton of
Colorado Springs, it is the intention OF
the trade unionists OF that city and
vicinity to have a 100 per cent affilia-
tion by the time that the twenty-first
annual convention convenes in that city
on August IA.
Date Set for Convention.
The date for the twenty-first annual
convention has been set for the l4th of
August. when the trade unionists of
Colorado will gather in Colorado Springs
to celebrate the event when the state
labor body has reached mans estate,
having stood the trials and tribulations
of twenty-one years of existence, dur
ing which time much good has been ac-
complished for the laboring people of
the great Centennial state.
Reports from Vice President Watson
of Fort Collins contain the encouraging
information that the organized labor
movement of that city is slowly but
surely gaining ground. The central body
boasts 100 per cent affiliation. and
two new unions are in the process of or.
ganization.
Retail Clerks Waking Up.
Reports from George Woodson, inter-
national organizer for the Retail Clerks
International Protective Association, from
Salida, where he is at present located,
contains the gratifying news that he is
having a very successful trip over the
state, and that all of the locals of his
organization are increasing in member
ship. with several news locals in sight
Brother Woodson reports live labor
movement in Salida with good prospects
for the organization of good central
body.
McLennan Visits in South.
President McLennan has Just returned |
from a trip thru the southern part of |
the state in the interest of his own or
ganization and the State Federation He i
reports a greatly increased interest in |
the organized labor movement, but that
there is still some discrimination prac.
ticed against members of the United |
Mine Workers in certain sections of the |
state on account of their participation
in the recent strike. President McLen, |
nan has had the assistance of the State |
Industrial Commission in adjusting some
of these determinations
The new constitution as revised by |
the last convention, with all amendments |
adopted since 1911, are out. and copies |
have been forwarded to all secretaries |
Anyone who so desires can secure a copy |
by writing the secretary at headquarters. |
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01
Bartenders

In spite OF prohibition, Denver Bar.
tenders Union No. 5 is still holding its
charter, tho suffering great slump in
membership. When the saloons closed
on January /, there We're $50 members
enrolled. Since then 229 have taken
withdrawal cards and left for other
states, leaving only p dues paying mem
bers in Denver. Meetings continue to be
held on the first Sunday night of each
month in the Club building. William
Riley has been elected secretary in place
OF Fred Vessel. former business agent
and secretary, who is now in Kansas
City.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01

Tell 'em you saw II in The Bulletin.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01
sHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF COLORADO.
City and County of Denver. SIS.
In the County Court, within and for the
city and County OF. Denver and State OF
J. c. wAssoN and C. ]. HOUSTON,
Plaintiffs.
SAMShh MiMht,su H BAKER and ndi.,A:,, y A.
BY virtue Of n writ of execution. ri. Fa.
OF Colorado, to me as Commissioner of
Safety. Ex-officio Sheriff. City and County
OF Denver directed in favor OF J. C. Was.
Baker and II. A. wimbush. Whereby nm
commanded to make the sum Of Two Hun
dred Ninety and 10-1OO Dollars (S2aO IO)
damages; dam az md 1t the further sum of Seven
which there Is a credit of $500. I have
levied upon and taken In execution the
following described real estnte and MI the
rignt. Title and interest of the said de-
fendant. H.-A: wimbush. in and to the fol.
and being IN the City. and County OF ben.
Thirty five 1850 to Thirty seven ts7). both
inclusive. Block Seventy six (76), Berkcley.
standing In the name Of Catherine Il. i.
Public Auction on Tuesday. the 9TH day
o'clock N, at the Trcmon, "Sfr street 9' en9 ~
city Of Denver. City and County Of DenSS
yer. state Of Colorado to the highest nnd
best bidder for cnsh.
Commissioner Of SAFETY Hs ,offieio messsT shcr,e,
by FRANK L. DoDGE.
c.J. mousrTonMa.e Tnaer risis.ifs sss.ifs.S
First publication March nth. 1Di0
Inst publication April 1st, 1910.
fPuhlirhed In The Denver Labor BuIlctin.)
Tall govx1 l. rYyp
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01
Transfers SECURE A CONTRACT

three-year contract has been signed
by the Teamsters Union and the Team
Owners Association in Seattle. Three
years ago these employers attempted to
smash the Transfers Union, which re-
suited in one of Seattle's most serious
industrial disturbances. Now the en-
ployers have concluded to do business
along twentieth century lines.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-04-01

A man may make a guess at what a
woman is going to do, but that is his
limit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
linnp.dunarrt

Die fortDeihrittrnrn Stl[er Der
beEonnten 9ianolebrerin SRI. Selen
Madin beranitoIten ain 6reitnq
obenb, ben 9. Stunt S:t5 in Soboens
Hiono.2aoen, Douglas ctr. Gin.
gang, einen 2onaertoben0, Der iebr
intereIlont az iperDen berlpridt. Ger
gintritl lit fret, iin6 Muiifliebbober
ioateu lih Die @elegenbeit uidt emf.
seben laiien, oos 9onSert au be,
iuden. @ir berSffentIi6en bier.
nut oas mirtlih reihbaltige Bro.
grantm: J.. Overture @ilinm Sel-
Moiiini, WeiB @ertriioe Sonforo;
2. Masurfa @liIianoo-9obm Wtib
SoIie S~alperIon; 3. Silber Stnrs
Mo8nrfd-gobnl Mib Wiriam
@loiber; a. emo Gentlemen Of 8ero.
ro--act /, Serne 2; Sulin-9tib
Hutb Beattp, 9ucetto-mtiB Garnet
tie 0elion; 5. 2obengrin Gdntdite-
Gagner 8orrt @ib SeIen Ooung ;
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2Oia6riae SOd,ariiSieisr.

Serr s(ooIi GIanIen, Oer in bee
Rdbc BON Gltborn, gtcby cine 6atm
baDirtidaitet, f~pierte letten Cams,
tag, ben 3. Stunt, Die 20idbrige gste
0ertebr ieines ebrentdocs. Nus Die.
fem @rutoe batten Itd and bic
geriuanbten iino Grenioe oeS SiibeI.
podres etneefurbeiL nm bieIes idone
SET oiih oebiibrenO 81 feierh. gudj
Ole 3ribiine entbietet, penit aud ct.
mas beripdtet, Dem eliidlihen Che.
pnares ibre berSlihiten @Iiidmiinihe
iinb bofft, aud nod @eIesenbeit at
boben, bas 50idbrise SilbiIGum be-
riGten al tonnen.
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%. AZ Smbrotnpht op. 90 SO. p
SCHUBERT; b W1nra be Concert
Mads, W2ib &elcn S1elberg; z.
.8ocol Colo al Md9usIa- Nocmlr.
rough b l~lntil-Sonberioft @ln6ps
|aoniie Chamber, SAiiler bon Batrtd
|S'geeiI, s. Gbe Qart-@finfa.gala.
.firctp, atiB Claire Mcstenna; 8.
|2obe's 4lpufening Walie(- Wos5.
fopsft Wlib Glotenre goonen; 10.
|Eipelftb 4igbt-act /, Scene 8;
D~lipio-gorinne armitrong, @iolo
-W}iBSeonette wfiiir, @eritletpomar
Wlib 9bDIis Eebbins. MalDolio-
Scr. @rtbur Noiiner (5diiler bon
Ulrs. gffte Steen aittelion); fl,
@ranbe 9oLie brinotite op. 12-
|2iebline, WiB 2ouiIe emmett; 12.
Duet-U1orde witIitoire-5Anbert
|Enifig, miiIes GIorence ytoonen.
Claire Mtseennn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09

ser Balm bot in Der letter. sittutg
0es Stdotrates Der StaOt oen Dor.
i9lag gemobt, Der Staot $4,000
ron pieier Sunttne at rgeben". Der
Stuotrat bat ieopH Oieie boHber8ige
Sfferte obgeIcbnt urb beitebt Ooroaft
OoB bic gobugeieIIda Oerpfltdtet
lit, Die boae Sumrle Der uube5abI-
ten Steuern 51 be8abIen.
Die t~pobIbefatte Giruta n9aD &
SEP, Die felt Is SuBren eiitet
idnungboften Sanbel III @ertpapie.
rem, 9orIeben itrO Snpotbefen 10,
ute 8rnn0eigeritittn fiibrte, Bot cine
genoerung erfobren, inbem Serr
SeB ben aitteil oes Serrn 0ap fdif-
lid aberrobfn. 9ie sipei S0bne
beg Serrn SeB tperOen ols aftine
WtitgIieOtr Der 5irnta in oas &c
iadft ~eintreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09

b6hitcr @eibminoiefeit, tpitrben aid
8pti6en 500 angeles, Can Gran.
cisco ino 0nriid, ioipie 5mtideu
Rep Oort Gitp nnO gllbanD inter.
nomnien. Sn alien 6dlen iuutOe
Der @ei6nin0igteits . Sebcl 6eror.
tig berii6ert, oab Der Center oes
Mogeus ben Gdneligfeits . &ebel
nidt dnOern tonnte, obre ben Gle.
gel 81 breden.
Dies iino uniibertreffliHe 9epei.
fe fir bic 2eiihngsfdbiefeit Der
aing 49,, bic aud IN unierer StoOt
bon Der Robes . Slip Wlotor 90.
berIalit iDir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
Mene Mrfnrhe Ser aina .sa.

Detroit. Wtid., s. SUM. @ie
Die Sling Motor Gar SO. beridtct,
bat bieirlbe nit brent Graeugnis,
Der ddtSpIinorisen Sing Gar, orei
neiie @etorOe aufeelteIlt. Serr 6.
". @neliib, Der Cos 9tneeIes Ser.
treter Oieier 6irno, fubr ben Monnt
Milioh Gal., binnuf obre ben olii
b6dIte @eihmin0igteit geiebten Sc,
bel, Der ibrigens nod obgeiieeeIi
NOR, mtf MIR al beriibren. Cine
eefpiB |pbdnomenale 2eiitlng fir Elm
4utontobil, fuenn man beoenft, 0af
Die Steigirng oilf bieier Berg.
Itrobe bon aebn big neltrl5ebn gro.
cent betr1Bt.
lleberIanO . ReiIen, ebenfaas atti
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
1temt9kcitcn aus Jctpa.
gIus Ges @uiues.

Die am berg1ngenen 60nnt1g
itdttgefuuoene MonatsberiommIung
oes @ermania . @dnner6ors ipor
redt gut beiu6t. Gin neiies @lit.
+elieo ipiir0e nuigenommen tno orei
aan0i0oten> iuur0en borgeidlogen.
|gerIdieoene Der MitgIieoer bereitei
ii1 ouf einen slltsfllg ODER cine
angelportie Dor.
Am Mitttpof fono Die Wonots.
geridmnlung oes Gilrnbereius itatt,
in meIdJer Deridieoene mihtiae Ser.
einsangeIeeenbeiteu 5itr Sprade Ia
men.
SER 8. 2efrotb. TIC Oft @npIe
Ctr. wobnboft, beebrte ltiis nit iPi,
mem 8eiud uno 8dbltc Dos abonre.
merit fiji bic 0Gribine" auf Elm
peiteres Sobr. @leif3eitia binter.
legte er etnen Dollar fitr bos &ote
qreua.
Sn otrodenen" GeS Moines miTb.
ten ii9 Wtittmoa 3ipet D9amm"
Grau Iellie Smitb unO 6rdn Sill.
Iion 9lodburr, ipegen Errnfenbpit
beranttDorten. Seoe muroe al $40
@elOltrofe berurteilt.
Cine Delegation bon @eI66fsleit.
ten ans Wiilrnaltfee, itngefdbr So
Mann, belt iid auf elmer gei61ft.
liAen @rfiiriton aud in 3es 0eoi.
mes ntf. SER aonnenbera bon Der
befanuten Sdubfabrit 3. Wtager 60.
befanO ii6 unter Der @eIeafdafi
mo ~erfrerte un3 nit ieinem BE-
ind.
Ser S~ltrnerbomen . gerein bali
dm 8onnerstag, ben 15. SUM, in
Der Iurnboae zines ieiner beIiebten
aafieefrdn5den nb, nobel 5ral o.
Bed als @%aitgeberin fungiert. 4q(
Diifglieoer nno 6reumOe oes Ser.
ems itn0 b0flidit eingelaoer.
Ser 8enti1e 9umenperein bait
ieine nddite 3uidmmentunft am
9onterstag, ben %. SUM, inn qait.
Iiden Seim bon 6rau augltit Son.
raoi "a. Ctr. unD geaber Ine., ab,
Ars 5urt GOeOe.
8egell geiesniOrtgen 8erfauis
BON @bisfD Duroe am 0ienstaQ
Der 5arbige WlDron aeitb In Soft
genommen.
Ser Snbalt bon 81 SloIden 8bis.
fp, tpelhe fitrsIid Bel einem .Spfi
9rtnt@ Gambler tpnfis3iert puroen,
mur0e Diittnp1 III Die 9lbftltBrob.
ren geidiittet. Die bri0en 6rieoeus.
ri9ter grpont unO gusbp mobnten
Der Sanolung bon amtsDegen BEL.
Ste German Snbetmcnt SO. BAT
lire bisberigen 8eontten pieoerer.
p1bIt. IS iiro Dies s. MoelIar,
grdiioent; o. groeidol0, 9i8eprd.
ii0ent; SenrD Grolt S1asneiIter
uno Sefretdr.
Sn BomeroD idieo Withhold NOR.
gen Serr BaItor Mlper bon Der DOR.
.tigGn oeuti6 . Iutberii9en Stride
mad MIR einip6dentli9er Rranfbeit
aus benz 2eben. Gr tpar an Gun.
genent8iinoung erfrnnft. Ser @nt.
idlafene erfreute fi9 zines groBeu
9efanntentreiies I'M gal3en Nor0en
.bes Staates. 9err @nItor Bon Der
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au bon bier ipeilte nod om abeno
Dor benz Tobe am arnntenbette fell
mes I'M SterbeH I%iegetlOen Sole.
gen.
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Nus Council Bluffs.
ErDltreidler Mnsfa0 Scr Wabl.

IADWAttuJCL NhsIhH DtE NCuVl.
Gle aufregrng, melhe oie 8or.
'nabl ttno Oas 6ra1enitimmreft
oeruri1ote, bat iif bereits geIegt
mo Die @emiiter iinO einitrpeilen
.mieoer berltbiBt. 8ie liberalen 8iir.
ger baden Die @enngt1tung, 0ub
Der aanpf titt bergeblih NOR,
|0em Der forti6rittlid geiiunte aon-
0iOat fur Dos amt Oes @ouberneurs,
70. 8. Soroing, eing iiegrei6 ats
Dem Sample berDor. Die groBe
%Stimmen5abl, ipelhe 0erielbe ouf
|iid bereinigte/ geitnttet Die an-
nobnle, 0nB cine grludblitng GET.
dert lit. 8a aud 0as 6rouenitimm.
reft beieitigt 1T, 10 fnfn nuiimebr
Der aampf gcgen Dos Prohibitions
ENHANCEMENT mtfgenomnen luerOen,
TIM bic Grlpdblltng elmer liberal
geiinnten 2egtslatlr berbei3ufiibren.
Gos ergebniS Der gorlpabl bat se.
6etgt oaB oos Nltderti1m I'M Stod.
te nod nidt allln1dtig gemor0en
lit, uno Dlrfen bic liberal geiinrp
ten 9iirger iid Der Soffnung bin
eeben, oaB aud Die Serbitipabl in
~benieIben Gimme ausfallen miro.
Sod oiirfen uniere ardfte nidt ct.
labnen, lonoern mir miiIfen frGftig
arbeiteL nm Den Stge 3lt erringc1
Der utis iebt in 4u8iidt itebt.
Scneri6aSen.
Ntad eincm @erimt Der Seitetber.
|ii9erunas . @eieaitdften fir Oas
|Sabr 1916 lit Der gerluIt an 81
aentrm our9 Geuer iii Der 5taOt
Council Bluffs elm iebr geringer.
Der 8eridt fibrt ben 8erluit in
aebn StdOten oes StaoteS an luo
beaiffert oerieIbe it6 per aopf Ser
8epolferung pie foIgt: 0ttumua
.$t.36; Council Bluffs $t.52; 9es
Moineg $2.73; Siour GitD $4.37;
geOor aapiOS $458; BaterIoo
$4.97; Burlington 1914; Gubu.
que $5.35; Davenport $3.50; Gin.
ton STAG. 0er gerinlt ser Staot
omaha per &opf Der 8eb6lferitng
1854; Siio . Smaba $3.50. Ser
gerIitit fir ole Sto6t Stem g)orf,
per aopt miro naf $t.85 angege-
ben. Der geiamta 5eueri9nben in
cen Ser. Staten, fiir ousielbe
SoBr, betrdgt $172,033,2 200, Der
nieorigite @erIuit felt Dem Sabre
1905.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09

iie rntpeit Tires Seints Oie aontroae
iiber ben &roftpugen DerIor, oerielbe
gegen etne 9bidung onronnte uno
nmfippte. Die Sniaiien puroen bon
Ser MaIdine feItgeflamert, Jrult
sSacobicn fnnO iofort tbren Sob, oas
aino erlitt MIR Ieidte 8~erleBung,
m1breno Der Monn tutperIeBt ou.
Donfam. Srdli Sacobien mar 45
Sabre alt utlo binterIdBt ben Get
ten lln0 dht ain0er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
Gebddtnisfeier Scr SenfOuia-9Osc
Np. is.

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finoet Die i19rlite @eoGdtnisfeier
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ftorbenen griioer Itdtt. Die SHlpe.
tier . 2oge ~ogergiBmeinnift $50.
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teilnebnlett. ale griioer uno S6ue.
tern iin0 oober freunoIidit eriudt,
.iid ON n1diten Witttuo1 beftimmt
in Der 2oegnbale einSiifin0en.
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8. s. O., beIaIoB IN ibrer Icbten
9erianlnlLun9, an Mittipo9 abero,
cine 8urnerriege ms 2eben Sl rlt-
fen. Die gngelegenbett fpuroe Ell.
lletn aomitee sur ndberen augor-
beitltng lberpieien. 6plgenoe 8rii.
Ser tuuroen ais 4omitee berufen.
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5rnnS Slid.
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lit BON Sonep Greet. fubr nit ii.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-09
Il. 9. ipa sabIen.

9ie 8enmten Der Union 8acific
gabngeieaI6aft iino Der Stoot
$4,000 fir Steuern iduI0ie, aber
ser Stootidnsmeiiter lit eegen Die
goBngtieaifait iebr energiih Dor.
aegangerL mi Oieie riiditdnoisN
Steuern e~iasutreiben. Der AulpaIt
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-08-15
GIVE US SOMETHING NEW

What is to be the program in this
town this fall and winter in social
affairsi
Is it to be the same old grind, OF
can we stir up something new
something quite out of the ordinary
Now right there is an opportun-
ity for some bright men and women
% come to the front and let the
rest of us see just what they can
devise in the way of amusements.
And the more there are who re-
srtnd the merrier and more diversi-
fed the amusements will be.
Let us hear from You, ladies and
gentlemen. Speak right up and tell
the people your own individual ideas
rs to what we can do that is new,
exhiiarating and harmless,
We III OAu OWll HuiuDlt tdDdtiiN
beg to offer the first suggestion.
Nine people out of every ten are
lovers of music in one form or an
other. Now why can't we arrange
for a winter series of concerts to
he given free for the benefit of all
the people, and especially for
eny who are not financially able to
take advantage of such affairs
where price is attached
If we keep moving along in the
same old rut I'VE will simply live
and die in a rut, and two-thirds of
our lives viii be spent in longing
for things we never receive.
Suppose we get out of the rut
and seek new forms of amusement,
and suppose we start in time to
some definite results before
the winter is over and gone.
It's easy to do and worth doing.
Who says "aye"7