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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

FOR SALE-Morris chair, mission
desk, chairs, library table, old cherry
table, square piano. Call IA n. 18th
st. 10-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

WANTED-A young man and a young
lady who want a business education
but are short Of funds. We have some
clerical and other work for which we
will allow very liberal credit on tuition
to the first satisfactory persons who
apply. Do not phone but call at the
college in person and ask for l.. B.
Campbell. manager Richmond Bust
ness College, Colonial Bldg. est
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

FOR Rents room house, 81 North
End ST., electric lights. Call office
of Swayne-Rohinson Co. 10.1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

FOR RENT rom house with barn;
210 Lindin Ave. See A. w. Gregg or
call 1887. 1-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

FOR SALE-$450 buys the best close
in lot in Richmond, all improve
ments made, S. 9th and G. Phone 1854.
26-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

FOR SALE-First class dry cleaning
machine. Must make room for lar
ger machinery. Gail D. Moody Yelling.
Phone 1912. SIT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

FUR RENI-NeWIy FURNISHED rooms
in modern house. 81 n. eth. lost
FOR RENT-House, 905 n. G st. In
Quire DR.. kinsey. lott
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A few uncalled for made
to-measure suits. Cheap. AL Rost,
The TaiIorman. IA n. 9Th St 9.tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-10

FOR SALE-small chicks with hen.
Cheap. Box 95 r. r. A. 9-3t
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

visiting. He went to Clayton after
crude oil and during his absence the
neighbors went to the place and
searched for Mrs. Ziegler. Parts of
her were found in different places
about the place, her feet and limbs
not being found up to Sunday. The
meat had been cut from the bones
and it was sickening and gruesome
sight that they found. Ziegler had
bought a lot of railroad ties a few
days before the body was found and
the supposition is that he went after
the crude oil for the purpose OF
putting it on the ties and burning
the remains. Mrs. Ziegler was OF
English decent and the neighboring
people report that they frequently
quarreled. At the time the murder
took place it is supposed Ziegler was
crazy drunk. Ziegler was arrested
Sunday and taken to another county
for safe keeping, the FEELING running
pretty high against him in his own
county.-Campo (Colo.) Enterprise.
The 500 tons of broom corn pro-
duced in Stevens county this year,
when made into brooms, could be
used for sweeping the floors of all
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

the buildings in the United States, IL
they were handed about sufficiently.
A ton of broom corn will make from
1000 to 100 brooms, it is claimed,
and a half-million brooms will do a
lot of sweeping. The price received
for this brush probably ranges from
500 to 5000 ton, depending on the
time marketed and the quality, and
adds about $4,000 to the amount
of money put in circulation in the
county. Manufactured brooms are
high, of course, but when the broom
corn grower gets a good price he
buys more of the commodity that
some other fellow produces. .
The trial of Don Van Wormer for
the killing of Sheriff Moore at Rolla
will be held at Syracuse, the home Of
Judge Downer, beginning December
7. The change of venue from Nor
ton county was granted by Judge
Downer in the Morton county court
last Wednesday. Van Wormer has
for attorneys Madison & Van Ripper
of Dodge City; Sam Yaggy Of SYRIA
cuse, and Fred Macy Of Liberal
John w. Davis of Greensburg will as
sist in the observation-disclosures
Hermes.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

seems that that old faithful is good
for some time yet. Workmen
putting in curbing on north Jackson
street last week left wire about two
inches high across the walk and a
lady in passing caught her toe under
the wire and fell to the sidewalk. She
injured her knee badly and was 9TH
erwise bruised, and should complica-
tions arise there might be great dan
ger. We are sure that the workmen
left the wire by oversight as they are
always careful, but it is dangerous
when left across the walk.-Pratt
Union.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

A German by the name of Ziegler
living IL miles southwest of Clay
ton, New Mexico, was arrested Sun
day for the murder of his wife at
their home. The story comes to us
that Ziegler had threatened to kill
his wife several times and that Mrs.
Ziegler had told the neighbors to
look for her If at any time she dis
appeared. She was missed by the
neighbors about ten days and they
asked Ziegler what had become of
her. His reply was that she had gone
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

Perhaps one Of the most interest
ing studies of bird flights is that
Of wild geese. Their night flights are
always easily recognized by their mu-
steal honk, honk, as they sweep their
harrow-like formation rapidly across
the sky. The wild goose is saga
cious bird. We hardly see or know
him at his best in this part of the
country. 1t is in the lake country
that the goose really comes into his
own. There disporting itself in the
large, clear, cool bodies of water,
geese remain through the summer
raise their young and late in the aut-
umn move south to spend the winter
in southern streams where food is
plentiful and water remains open,
free from ice.-Hiawatha Democrat.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

near the Mckee place south Of town,
miles. He was picked up by Ed.
Spurrier and wife, and Austin Cross
ly, who took him to his uncle, Glib
Hodges, just south of town, where
DR.. Duncan set his broken collar
bone and dressed a number of bad
bruises. John was able to come
down Tuesday and take look at his
badly demolished car. - Forgan
Eagle.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27
E. D. COOPER, Mgr.
Land and Lot CreditDept.
Heffers and a dozen other families
which outnumber the Smiths.

w. A. Blair, who tried to get senti-
mental over a wedding that occurred
out in the country near Oswego, says
he hopes the sea of matrimony will
be as calm for the young couple as
the sea of Galilee was after Jonah
was cast overheard. These editors
have no business monkeying with
scriptural references without first
consulting minister,-Coffeyville
Journal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

Just think this over, when you are
reading about the gas fees. Those
implicated are, Republican Judge
Republican United States senator
a Republican speaker Of the house, q
Republican governor, who appointed
a Republican utilities commission
and then wonder why the Republican
party should be returned to power
Vote for Lansdon. Engine No
4 was 496 on the Rock Island when
o, P. Byers was agent at Fort Worth,
Texas, and was turned many times on
the same turn table that it is now be-
ing turned on at Kinsley. This CO.
incidence is quite amusing for II
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

A husky young IeiIow entered the
Ell Dorado Republican Office Monday
morning and asked for work. Miss
Alice Murdoch, the boss, said there
was some plain job work to be done.
The young man said he hadn't had
any breakfast and would she kindly
advance the price of small snack.
Miss Murdoch did, with dime extra.
The young man left. There is no use
telling any more, because there ism t
any more to tell.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

M. l.. Cash took straw vote OF
Plains last Saturday to see whether
the country is going Republican or
Democratic at the coming election.
There were 1S1 ballots cast-5S for
Hughes and 1913 for Wilson. AS
Hughes's case now seems to be hope
less some one ought to send T. R. the
desired information, so that he can
go back to Oyster Bay and write an
other article for the outlook on the
subject of "Too Proud to Fight. =
Plains Journal
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

Saturday Arthur O'Dell, vice presi-
dent of the Drumright State Bank,
Drumright, Oklahoma, was in Guy
mon returning from trip over in
the segregated oil country in the
northwest part of Cimarron county
where he has lease on tract number
one. With him were P. ]. Stephen
son, R. G. Achterman and Clarence
Schneider. These men are from the
oil district in the eastern part of the
state and from what we were able to
learn from Mr.. O'Dell, who stopped
a few minutes at the office, was that
they intended to put hole down on
the lease to see what they could find.
That in all probability drilling would
be commenced by the first of the
north. He was well pleased with
the prospects after looking over the
field, and indicated that he would be
passing through this way in future
LOOKING after the operations.-Guy-
nor Democrat.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

Oscar Stauffer in the Peabody Ga
zette Herald: Isn't 1t queer how
some men will go out to dinner and
then use all kinds of superlatives
telling how they enjoyed the meal?
Yet these same men never think of
telling their wives when they get up
a particularly good meal
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

The iniquity Of feeding prisoners
in idleness in our county Jail is again
brought home to Marquette. Whole
labor, yea hard labor, is what ought
to be provided for all prisoners who
cannot or will not pay their fines.
Let them work on our roads until
they earn their fines and their board.
Marquette Tribune.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27
CONTEMPORARY COMMENT

Sheriff Brown has had consider
able trouble with man arrested for
bootlegging, who developed signs of
insanity after being placed in jail.
At first he contented himself by yell
ing at people passing the Jail, but
later became violent and had to be
confined in a cell. A brother came
here from Texas on Tuesday and
took the man home, much to the re-
lief of the riff.-Garden City Her.
aid.
John Blakemore met with near
fatal accident Saturday evening,
when his Ford turned over with him
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

The prominent and voluminous
Smith family shows up shy in Rus
sell, according to the latest school
census. There are only five Smiths,
seven Browns and one Jones. But
there are twenty-four Ehrlicks, sew
enteen Streckers, sixteen Vandeburs,
fifteen Krugs, fourteen Milburgers.
fourteen Dumlers, eleven Foses, ten
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

The Bible seems to be against po-
litical campaigners of not uncom-
mon variety. "Shun," 1t proclaims,
"profane and vain babblings, for they
will increase into more ungodliness.
Topeka Capital.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27
OVER THE STATE

The way 1t is done in Cedar Vale,
according to the County Liner: A
grocery clerk, to be good one, has
to taste butter, good and bad, and be
able to smack his lips over both
alike.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

Somebody is always taking the joy
out of life. Just as we had begun to
be convinced that our ardent cam
paign against this fake Hawaiian
music was having some effect, Frank
Hodges calls our attention to a gov
eminent report stating that the out
put of ukaleles has tripled in the past
year.-Olathe Register.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-10-27

Children are not expected to be re-
sponsible and should not be entrust-
ed with an automobile whose opera
ton calls for high degree of pre-
caution and judgment. 1t is practi-
cally impossible for boy or a girl
to joyride at will in an automobile
without becoming snobbish. And
snobbery breeds contempt for the
rights and privileges of others.-Em-
poria Gazette.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
~JllOnteneQrO'S EnOel

Der aurig 9stnn bon 9ontnegro un6 feline D1niiter fno ouf Der
6tadt. Die $ulpftabt 0es a0nigreds Der Sdnor8en Hcrae, gdhnie
T. Ron Den fiegreihen iterretifhnnguri4en aruppen Beiett un6 Der
S0nig bot TIM 5le0en gebdea.
NRontenegro TT Elm m0eres Gpfer Der entente aepor0en. Gp her.
lpro1ene 8lfe bIeb aus, neil bic alnerten MGtte fh felft rit mehr
ga h9elpn frnBet SENT Stnliea fin lDeLdes Ser ganrib Der tntoaiIten
gerbinoeen nn Der aorn in fhfDerer 5dlna bif0et. nor rif inr
stanoe. iraenoUie energift in ben aampf en5ugreifen. @ie Sic Ser.
bnnoefen 0a SolOnlt1 9at g jig nar gu elmer 9emouitrotion ~nf5aruffal
sefmonf pno ss[lnge Suaffrnfe IN 1urnS5o uno aDIono geonoet opref
@taanns iet 0Oag uubaItbar sapor6eu it, DesbnIb lie 10 fdnen ais mSa
LID ons 6dS rdianten.
PIC DerhalnHsmaBls lhHea b~apxfftedgte Gro6erng @onhneer0s
Dalhgen ariege aer fe 1T en- De1terer geDes fir bic l~lnFabiefdt Ser
AnsIerhH, Gem ~nadtooaen gororingen Der 3eHtraImahte uno ibrer gcr-
bhroeten gege1lber ods JAo 81 bebnrptpn. Cine 5tenma rad Der on.
oefsH gbt ipneu perloreu imo ieoer @erHt bebantf ene nehre 5dap1.
dung Der nlHeten Strenrdfg.
Die Berhrte Der gnneten berogen felt Grofnuna 6es gofoteqI0.
6lses Iufeoer 5ntlhen 100000 ub 100000 g21nn uno auferoem hoben
PC f1e1ge lloHthdhea On @ehdhsen mn arieesmaferial oeumens DE
leT1une Arnfse II nuiennls ore WpffeHegrHihf Ibt ebeniols. nett Hber
100000 geana baben ore GnQdnbgr mn SronSoipa of @uaipoh bcrlorn.
oup au5en bat bic IeEs 0fsnfge IN DER gntopiaa mo gaasief aud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18

bod itderIi9 oa1lt beigetrogert, Die
oelitiheH Sunnen BON ben Ser.
Staotea fern5uboIten; uno lire DC.
lfidlte miro itherlih uur BON Der.
Ieitigen lDettiger 8olfer iibertroffen.
Die tapferen Gerben polIen aud
iuritreitig 81 ben berciiden 9elqi.
ern, bic ii6 bod miterbIiden 9flibm
our1 ibre Gongo.@ reueI, ioDie and
oura tire nelitraIen atmahunaen
NIT eouaro Dem Sie6enoten, fir sic
Groritdung Geatihlanos, e~rfpurben
baden.
@dre es niht an ser Belt. bnb
Serr 8amrnon6 cine 8eneauuia III
Gang brddte. bic 6eroiiden gelaier
uno Ser6en bier gu toIoniIieren,
oeiin tie mullen ia MN AetmatsIos
~ Der 0eIt umherirren. 8ielqidt
f0nlltgn Die Ser. 5taaten fpertpol.
lere Siipger iii malden bon ibuen
ttHoelt. ats IN pcrein8eIten gnaln.
91pbcns. 0enpn Die 5ntereiIe fires
nallett gaterlnn0es ME 70 on Ser.
zen gele9en babelt tpie ben 0eufif.
Imerifanertl, an0 Die su iraeg0
elmer 3eit beteit iein purben, ole
8rei9eit uniereg 9an0es an gnaIano
81 peridadern, meIdes Iif ltets
als Gr3ieiilo Der Ger. Staaten En-
mieien lat uno and jebt ia tDie6er
unieren 6aIfSeI, ielbit init neltrnIen
amerifaniiden ednoern, 8ert6rt.
4aeroinas DergiBt Ser 6%annnon6 ,
ben ialden l~tebergriffen 9erifte mi
letfer 3eitnng 5i maiden, o0erl
einen 3uitan0 afti0er SoItilitdt oe.
gen GngIan0 ST beflri5orten. GrI
qnati6t Iie6sr iiber einen imaain1.
ren GinfoIt Ger Geiti6en in 0ieies
2anO, mo es bod duf Der &an0
IiegL Dab ieIfit Bic iGnlale @oiler.
ifr1Be 5piIdGn 9eutidlano uno
england Dieies Iestere Dor einem
Ginfaa bon Geiten Der Ionit ii6eran
iiegreidlen Geptiden Ii6ert.
3r. 8etlnno, 6renlont, Geb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
alns gapiGipn, Qebrnsfa.

8as aIfce Gbeoter, oa8 i'm etors.
g'e6ail6e am Die ede oes geridts.
gebduoes eelegeu 1T, lit BON Sen
5erren Q. 6. 5oFtnaiter uro 6. q.
8aIotDop aus elm Greet f1aflid er.
Uorben tuor0en. gei0e lino 6oh-
Iente IN Dem geddft; SER Solo.
man Fat in Den Iesten pier SsSabren
Elm 8beoter in elm Greet eefiibrt.
Sud feline 60miIie 1T bereits bon
Gin Greet nd9 Bapiaion urlsesny
ger, oa 9err @dfoFDap Die eeitlfnq
0es aIice Iheaters perfonLid iiber.
ftinmt un0 III 9opiGion Uobnen All
bIei5en geoeHH. gfe Groffmrng
iaFo am Sdntag ben Is. Sunuor
it1t. Seoen Tag DerOen ncre
Grandchildren b~orge5eigt Bonner.
itngs iii Gpe8iof.g oritelilna. 0a
0nnn @roaopau 4roouftionen Dor.
eefibrt peroen. Seoen gnmfag
un0 Sonnto3 finOen Rodmitt1gs.
9oriteILlufgen itdtt. Bir berDeiien
aiif Die au5eige an nnoerer STEELE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
Oer giqenTnn feat

8rafoeni &iltor bat wieoa, ent9egen Den acknowledgement anidntut
Gen iennes Staotsietretdrs, IN Snden oeS 9onpfers o@uHeppe @eroi"
ienen gSiaer burdlgeiett. gr bdbt BEL idten: mas i'd aefhrteben ho5e
babe tb gefarieben" Sn Serbt 1914 pdr0 bertlnbet, 0oB elm rnmr 1ur
~Sertetolerng orrnierter aaAfabrer" bercftet d, gei6ise al flbren, one
baralf abr traf man Abmutrnaen NIT england, oob 10 bdtldte Sdffe
ntt mad Amertn geididt Deroen ioaten. elm 8%ugat1monis, 0B es nit
Der bonn Stootsoepartenent proflanueren oagenleinen ReueI bod nhf
ietne 9~tdpgtett babe; EN- engiiAes Sfiff nethes in philadelphia einIpt
miBte oaraufbil ieine @eblte obuebmen. Sete brett man fh BON
neuert SIR alien Snltnng bin, uo eeitntte Dem i~tdIinifhen Sdiff feline
eeibase 81 be3nlten. Gas lit fen @olterrrdt, Is 1T wiQtirIher Giaea.
itnt1 meher BEN e%epobnlidfen Ienfdent9fono nioerioriht.
I'm 5a perbtHoern, Dab iolfen Sbifhn aud nod omerifnniIde goI.
ia9lere oils SHnrnitdtS.@riterung nufeeoOen ipcroen, ioae bonn Son.
greB unper5uglid en @eies paifnrt tperoen, peIdes Der Administration
N one 3nga fat tnoenH e Die 8eeitaruung bon Naiagiercn nf arlnnrien
ShtHen ooer Mnnttions.Eransport fategorih berbiett, Oeur 0os Fn0
no nidt r~unihnloige &an0eLsabraenaee
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
greKe.

8er California fennetl Ierneu
fDiG, ipe8iea Sin California, oer
Loiie fid fir 10 Gents Die eeu.
idbrs : 4nmmer Der Sos angeIes
Zines" tommen. 0eren Miitpinter.
8eiloge bon 100 Geiten 2uarfFor.
mat u%rbeoiugt ons @robartigIte III,
mas cine 8ettung nod aitf BEN De.
biete or Spe5inlauggabe geleiItd
Bat. 4uH par California fennt
II. 6ns @ohstlim oes Staates ter.
nil, miro iid an Der biibId
iauitrierten gusgnbe erfreueu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
@efliseI5adier . Sa6r6nd) fir bas
Snbr 1916.

Son Der n@eFIilgeI. 8n6fer Cub.
60" 81 @ambnrg, 8ts., Iieat uns
eos o~iesidbrige Sn6rbun In Ieiner
is. agflage upr, tpeI6e5 nid)t obne
Sntereiie fir ale oiejenigen 1T, mel.
DE @efliigel baIten. limo ieien e.
tlur einige 6ilbner. sssn Dem Merf
Hen finb maiderlei @inte entbaI.
ten, Die beim td8!i1en lImoana nit
@efllgel BON grobem 8erte lin6.
Au6 Die Qiebbdber nun 8auben,
@dninden mo gienen un6 Die Sons.
fronen finoet oarin Iebrrgihe @r.
tifeI. Ger 9reis oieles Gerfdleus
1T Mir % Gents, aber Die 2eier Der
monatIid) erideinenoen 3eitlhrift
Ger @efLipcI 3ufter9 erbaIten es
gratis oIs Erdmie. Dan tlt 0aber
an beiten, tUeHii mai gIeid rs Cts.
an obise aOreiie ienoet mo lid oiele
3ettihrift fhr Elm sSohr un1 olidl
0os Snhrbu1 iideri. GoIGe unie.
rer Seier. bic nod nidt abomenfen
oieier 3eitfdrift iunrer, fotnen bic.
ielbe eiHihIieBIih oes obi9en ssobr.
hnfes filr 6 Monote CUR Nro6e er.
bnlteii, iuerll lie % Gents an bic
obige aoreIie einien6en uuo babel
miere 3eitung erp1bnen. Sad
Canada foftet Bic 3eitffrift 30 gtg.
uno nnh ben Qdn0ern oes MeItpnit.
Rcreins 50 gts. anf 6 Monnte siir
8robe.
-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18
prO6i6diOnS=Sege
In Colorado!
Ger gOtHber SeruIO" bonn rs. IA.
mar briHst foIaesbe SdiIbermne,
bic 0ebrasla ais N0rniiBg bic.
nfn iOlIte.
rGcsenD Oer prohibition!

-Lff
Dit Der bon Der 4nti SnlopnItgo
unO nnoeren fir Die grobibition ar.
beitenoen gereinpungeH propbe5ei.
ten 8rpiperitdt ibeint's ooh nidt
melt Der 81 fem p%euigitens bobcn
tt Die io5ialen ulo pirti6oitli6en
8erb1ItniIie In Derper bisbcr nidJt
eebeilert ionoern perihleftert, uno
Guben O%ieieniDen fteiuen @eiH1itss
leiite, Delhe glnubten oob nit Gin
tritt Der Brobibition. Iih ibrc Gin
uobnlen bergrobern iDiir0erL uro
tDeld)e aus 0ieIem @ritn0e nit ben
@dlfern Itiinmten, lih cines Belle.
rem beionnen IND miiroen bel elmer
nodmnligeu Abitimmuite es IiAer.
init ben Iibernlea Glenenten baIten.
neber 400 perionen, tpalhe obne.
Sboahy marine Gleioung nno MltteL
iino, itelIen iiH tngtdglih In ben per.
ihicoanen MiiiioneiL, in Dem itlteren
Tell Der StoDt elm, nm bort rDerig.
items fir eitte gsaft pom Der aGIte
geidiist, Elm Nadtqnortier 81 befoul-
men. Sic Office oes StontsuerbnuO
Colorado lit in Den Establishment
Der llnteritiitungs 4bteilnfg tag.
lid pom 80 biz 80 arnlen 8eutlhen,
GeiterreideruJ llngdra uno StDei.
6ern beiMdt, melAe bort nm &iLfe
bitten.
Wie Dor einiger Belt eifige Ia
ges8eittmgen pon Geitocr beridteten,
iuollte iih Die Anti SaIoonsSiga iols
DIET 5amilien. fpelde our6 oos Gin
treten Der Qrobi6ition in's GIeuo
l5eraten iinb, onnebmet uno brohte
cine Dame, tDelde piel fir Den @obI-
tdtigfeitso ienit In nnierer Staot tlt,
Dem Setret1r Oieier 2i9a Die Ia-
men Don Drei 6anriIien sur 9ennt.
ris, nelde ourd bic Brobibition al.
icIut mitalles iiilo. Ser Sefret1r
erfl1rte Dieier Game, Dab tpenigiteus
5000 51milien i'll 4eHner oaeia
ourb oas @erbot 0es 8erfaufs olto.
boIiider Getrdnte ggerettet' worOen
ifieu, mo 0aB ans oieIer aiigenom.
menen 3abt idon iage rno inreibe.
eeiue@ 6ran in ieiner 6iFiee gene.
len iudre, I'M iih iiir ole arbeit Der
giga ait beoarten. a6er Die orei Der
glea gendnnten 6amilien tunrteH
nod INNER auf Die @slfe Der Bro6i.
titiouiiten, lpelfe berIpradleh itd
oieier orei Bonlilten o~i3nHe5nten.
Gines baben Die Yllider init Dem
leiten 8eles CREDIT un0 oas lit 0te
nerawfihreibEng oes @reiieg bon
lIfobolartiaen @~etranfen, nuS miii. +:
EN- bieie jeet III 5faIhen aitf iIfegi. :
tine 8eie, a~uItatt ME frlber In :
Bldiern, uad geoarf Iegitim. ge. /;
cuff fDerbeny mo miro Der etoot /.
lie Ginnahme bon ben SdanfIi3en.
en-, uno Den Snbabern non gQfes
In lcgitimes @epcrbe eiit5ogen.
Ger 8eiiser zines 6efaunten Cafes
uiBte in Der uorigen 8odje mebs
ere @aite %entfernen, neil oieIelben
i'd ihren eigenen olfohoIiiden Be-
.arf sum Gan5p mitbradJten, uno 10
iernulht nur0eit DAB fir 0te 81
oes 0otnIes beiirdtet tpurs
{. menn Q~rohibition lpeiter fort
DIRT, oerartige Sfaoen onsuridten
0 ioate man nit Siderheit oarmaf
tonnen, oaB in COLORADO am
moe bod oer oeini6e M1enidenber-
sdnO tpieber bic Sberbalto eetpinnen :
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adltnna. 9emtfdle!

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beften gimbur9er Qdie, ger1nferten
Gotfiid, Saienpieffer. Bier uno
ShRaps bdben MIR niih AZ Der.
taafen. 207 TioIide i3. Slrabe,
0mnba, geb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18

nube an 100000 @aan setofe uno gu Oieer riefgen Ginbubc on Srup.
ben uno bacterial bobel Die QQnerten lire tcuttaftea gteaunaen i'm
Orient Oerlcren O0er aufeeben miHen. Ole gerlute Der cutmlmdd
IN oieien admpten betrogen ca fe fdne @efdngenen pcrIorai baben im6
iber cine 3abreihere uno before Artinerte os lire @eaner berfiohn-
bod gerGhnt nod nibt Elm 6IHteI Der @erlute ibrcr @eener. lluS
oabei bebnuptt SEER asqutt nod inrmer, 6B bic qliertrn init icoem
Gage tdrtr us Die 8entrolnGfte uno ibre &crbinOeteu nit jeOen Tag
idfodder ner0A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-18

8eruft era BEL Ginfdufen cni
bic .Grihine@.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-22

very petite and chic lis for her
sake IN The picture that the men
lay of The brcw.