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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
CARY "sUFFS" TO
HAVE CAPITOL LOBBY
Civic Service Club Member
to Lobby at Congress at
Washington.

Al the state board meeting Of the
Indiana Equal Suffrage association,
held ia Logansport this week, Mrs.
Anna Dunn holland. president, ap-
pointed Mrs L. NJ. Ray a member Of
the civic Service club OF Gary, and
molher-in-law Of Mrs. Kate wood Ray
president Of the club, as the Indiana
representative at the headquarters OF
the National American Womans Suff-
rage association. Mrs. Ray is now in
Washington at the New Berne. where
she will remain for the winter She
will attend the house-warming OF the
suffrage headquarters which takes
place today in the beautiful s6-room
mansion al 1926 Rhode Island avenue.
This home. which was the Washing
ton home successfully of Larz Apder-
SON minister to Belgium and ambaS
sador 10 Japan: ex-Seeretary Of state
Elihu Root senator DB Port of Deia-
ware. and Henry Phipps, the multi
millionaire philanthropist is to be
the permanent headquarters Of suG-
rage in Washington.
Some q the most prominent women
in the country have. been assigned TO
work this winter for the national as
ISOLATION, among them being Mrs.
Winston Churchill Of New Hampshire.
wife Of the novelist. Mrs. J.. Borden
Hartman of New York. member 81
the industrial relations committee
Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton Of Con-
nectieut. wife Of the famous natural
ist Miss Heloise Never of Massaehu
setts sister Of former Secretary OF
the Navy George Won L. Meyer. and
Mrs William SEVERN Of Chicago. who
appeared here a year ago before the
civic Service club.
Mrs. RAY Will work under the direc
ton Of the Washington chairman %
the suffrage LOBBY, and will be on hand
eihen special pressure Is needed with
Indiana senators or representatives.
At the meeting Of the Civic servies
club. to be held tomorrow at 2;30 p. III
at the home Of Mrs. J. Z, smith. )
jefferson street Mrs Kate woed Ray
the preside VIII give in some detail
i'm account Of some new and interest
ing developments in this potentia
mopemcnt Nisitors VIII be welcome
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
PROFIT BY THIS
Don't Waste Another Dav.

When you are worried by backache;
By lameness and urinary disorders
Don't experiment with an untrfed
medicine
pc a. Lake county people are doing.
Use Doan's Kidney pills
Read this Indiana Harbor resident
experiences
Mrs. w s Marshall 2so7 Fir ST.,
Indiana Harbor. says about a yea
ago I began to suffer awfuIIy with NV
back and kidneys. Ny kidneys got
weak and Irregular in action and dizzy
and nervous spells were common.
everyday occurrence Spots seemed
50 De floating before my eyes and
blurred my sight. / always felt tired
and languid. even in the morning and
ray sleep didn't seem to refresh me. /
had heard all about Doan's kidney
pills and how good they We're. 80 / de-
eided to try them myself I felt bet
Ter after taking few doses and be-
fore long. I was cured.
Price soc. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney reinedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pnls-the same that
Mrs Marshall had Foster MiIburn
Co. Props. Buffalo. n ADV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

f1DHf1uueA from Page One.1
some mones from his STANDARD oil com
pany settlement
George Robbins Of Manila avenue, the
juror Who was injured by one of Ink s
bullets last Monday. has retained Attor-
ncy III J WINERY to institute suit fer
damages against inks guardian. BaiilG
Lon DeBow. although able 10 be UP and
around IS non vet able to return 10 his
duties. Judge Greenwald. who was least
injured III The shooting. was on his bench
this morning
Attorney JOHN GASff apparently would
III inks largest private beneficiary if
Ink had the disposal &c the Standard
OH company millions.
iii of inks imaginars. heuenciarles
are named lin the petition which he
tried Ia present to Judge Refter last
Monday shortly before the shooting. In
ii Iaik gives away thousands Of dollars
al freely a. his acquaintances drop nick
els and dimes ip his begging hands.
The petition" which is typewriter. is
an excellent eNhibit Of Inks state Of
mind
n IS statement Of monies due for
board aud legal service during Ink S
y.
which IniR believes is sttll on The
sta tement is dated Oct is. 1916. and is
typewriter and IN part reads as for
Jews
rms il The statement Of superior
court
epear sirss Pfsase everybody candi-
laif sign this ardef~Sss standard oil
company Ia regards Of pay meut for the
Peoples DANA ged in nay csse. and in my
names y *
Ink Malk has been hurt aud Ndamag-
I'd on May fSta, 1902 in the city OF
Whiting Indiana in Standard Oil Manu-
'6aetury who is United States cavalry
se2dier of the First Regiment of Cav
ark
Enlightenment then goes on TO enum-
crate aBSQt forty parties to whom
various SUNS Of money should he paid.
Attorney John Gavit gets round mill
lion II says.
TO attorney John Gavet. corner
State and Hoffman streets in National
Bank Bank Of Hammond Indiana. for
his services and attorneys fees are due
from Standard Oil company amounting
to maybe one million dollars.
ITO Attorney Francis Woo1eN of
Chicago for court fees ia Chi
cago amounting 10 large sum Of
money
ITO Ink Mike wife. Mary Majk. all
East 72nd street New York City for
her board from May 18th 1902 20 July
18th 1916 $4,000
sums Of s15o.oo0 are given each 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

air. and Mrs r. O. Winckler and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry NJ johnson were en-
tertalned BY friends in Wilmette. M.
over sunday
Miss Josephine krinbtll or Rimhach
avenue had as her guest FOR the
weekend, Miss Sarah Mack Of Crown
Point.
Alfred Hess of Harvey. Til. visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Windisch
or Calumet avenue sunday
Alphonse Dorsey has been ill fol-
several days with quinsy at his home.
All Hickory street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Barnett Of Toledo,
o., have returned home after visiting
Mr.. Barnett's sister, Mrs. Henry Ash
baucher. 220 Highland street.
Miss Madge Lynch Of Lowell spent
sunday with Mr., and Mrs. w. a. Ken
ney and Miss Blanchard kenney 81
Ruth street.
Mrs. A. r. Knots Of Muenich Court
returned today from st. Paul where
She has been the guest Of her dough
ter Mrs Joseph Reinke for several
weeks. Little Mary Eugenia ReinISe
returned with Mrs. Knots and viii re
main until Christmas.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pol
lard. 45e Elm street. Saturday. peceni-
her g. d daughter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
NINE MORE AUTO
LAW VIOLATORS NAbBED

The Gary police who late last week
arrested 80 motorists in 24 hours, for
violation Of motor laws baggcd nine
more over Sunday. Autoists are begin
ming to realize now that chief Forbis
means it. when he SAYS to cease speed
ing, have licenses, and observe lighting
rules.
Nine arrested by Officers Mecrea and
Kidwell for violating state and munici-
pal ordinances are as follows Jim Ri
ley. Matk Piel. John Nerbich Wesley
Day. Tom Magazines. NJ. Freshman.
&. Asonith. Barney Miller and Sam
short Several of the offenders are jit-
ney men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
ASK Fur and GET
HORL-ICN'S
THE ORIGINAL
MATTED MILK
Cheap substitutes cost You sans prica.

Fred j. Smith and several Chicago Al.
forneys. Many Of his foreign friends
m Whiting are 10 get sums ranging
from the price OF a hivYer" 20 that of
Pierce Arrow
Two other items arc Of interest
They read
TO Lake County hospital at Ham
mond, Indiana, Gavete Atty. Or. Ofh-
liam st. MaTgarette Hos. in mix Maxi
case for poisoning $3.000.00o,o0.
To John Fetterhon. city Attorney
for his services in case mix Maji1 June
l2th-lfth. ia Whiting s----''
Inik was in the courtroom this morn.
ing. very interested and attentive re-
gardms anything and anybody con-
nected with his case. He spoke to no
one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
MOTHERS, DO THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
and Chests

M telling how sooa the symptoms may
develop into Group, or worse. And fleI ;
when you're glad yoa have a Jar OF Nus
terole at hand to give prompt sure re-
lief. 1t does not blister.
IL FIRST aid and a certain remedy.
Mnsterote i excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep a
iar Il the house. ready for instant use.
II IS the remedy for adults, too. Re
1;ares sore throat. bronchitis. tonsilitis,
rrn,,n. stif neck. asthma, neuralgia, head
ache. congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
l,Tn,bago pains and aches of back or
;oints sorains, sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds of the chest CT
often prevents pneumonia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
1--we Guests on sINnAA.

MI. aud MS. OIiver Daughertg. ~
Truman avenue had as their guest
over sunday Mr.. Daughertys father.
= Z Daugherts, formerly ar Haai-
mond but now Of Chicago Ml.
Daugherty makes his home with his
daughter Mrs. &. r. BealI Other
guests At the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Daugherty were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
$. Daugherty and family of Highland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
HoNoRs LITTLE DAUGHTER.

Mt. and Mrs. Al H. Clark uf rs
Waltham street entertained party of
children very pleasantly saturday aft
ernoon in honor of the fourth birth
GAY anniversary az their daughter
stella MAY After several games the
little people were served with refresh
ments The table was decorated pref
THY ia pink and blue Among the
guests were Mrs. Rockaway and
daushter vivian and Dorothy Zoeger
RI East Chicago. Mrs Billeter and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
ATTEND MEnnINC.

Mss Carrie Y Miller or South
Omaha Neb.. and Mrs. Mary Rosen-
bauer e. Cedar Lake were here FOR
the wedding Of their cousin. Miss Mae
fiillman TO Walter CARNEY Of Chicago
saturday evening at the home III the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs August
Hiilman il w. state street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

making the raid the police confscated
playing cards used i'm the poker gnmc
at the editorial sanctum and three dol
lars In cash--ssthe pot"
REFORM ELEMENT UP IN AIR.
IT is said that Mayor johnson had
been tipped OFT several days ago that
IL he would conduct n night raid on
tho editorial rooms of The Post he
would get n sensation that would give
the town enough gossip to last a
week.
shortly before three o'clock sunday
morning Officer Gouk- assigned 10
..Sroute duty, reported that n light
IsIeamed in The POST editorial rooms
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
rARENT-rE AcnEns eIIn.

There viii be a meeting 81 the Par
ent-Teachcrs Club Of the Lafayette
school at twc-thiIty o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, December 18th at the school
hall The program viii include talN
BY Miss Alta Adkins. primary super
visor. piano solos by Miss Day Malo
and Mrs. George Houser. a nonologue
and game by the kindergarten.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
LEAVES ron CALIFORNIAN

Mss Blanchard kennev On Rum
street viii leave tomorrow for Hous-
ton. Tex to spend Christmas with her
aunt. Miss Elizabeth Balm and from
there will so to Los Angeles ana 9th
er points in California for several
months visit with relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
CALLED TO hnLrS.

Mrs A. ". Sprague Of ogden street.
Ray A. Wells IF Van Buren, street,
Hammond, an dMiss Mabelle X Wells
of Chicago were called 60 Kouts. Ind.
Saturday on account of the sad
death of their mother. Mrs. 1T. Z.
Wells. formerly Of Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
CARD OF THANKS
CARD or THANKS.

We wish thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
beautiful floral tributes during tho
illness and death Of our dear mother
MRS. L. Il. pICKEY
MRS OLIVE HUPP
Mrs. y. J. AUSTGEN
MIS- CLARENCE & LENOS BATES
12-It-E
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

class &c five candidates was initi-
ated saturday evening at the. meeting
OF Dorcas Kebekah lodge at the l. q.
@. T. hall and during the business
meeting the members arranged to at
tend the centennial celebration ali the
First Christian church thiss evening
and began preparations for ChiIdrenrs
Night to be observed December 23rd
when the children Of the members win
be entertained at Christmas party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
ENGAGEMENT - ANNOUNCED.

Mn and Mrs. Hugo n Kaske 81
Munster. Ind, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter wilhelmina. Il
Charles r. Van Steenberg of Panama,
son ef Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nan Steen-
berg Of Lansing. Ill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
SOCIAL NE WS


1 children James and Frances, Mas. Ed
ward Writers and daughter Ruth. Mrs
Cecil Writers and children Lucille and
Walter Helen and Elizabeth Dillon.
Martha and Lena Harder. Max Level
Ism, Ethel White and Elsie Harder.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
Some Steel News

SOUTH CHICAGO, Dee 1.-THE
Daily Calumet prints:
steel will be blown at the lroquois
iron eompany's plant shortly after the
first of the year, according to a we'll
known authority. whose name cannot
be disclosed at this time
To Aid Indiana HarbOr Plant.
The new Bessemer plant. which ii
is said will be more or less Of an OK
pertinent, is under construction and
consists of a .a00-ton mixer and Ia
ton converter The steel plant is said
to have been decided upon to help
supply the big Marks plant. which il
now under construction at Indiana
Harbor. but in the interim between
the completion of the Bessemer plant
here and the big works at Indiana
Harbor. there viii be ready market
for the steel output. as steel is in
greater demand right now than ever.
one big blast furnace will be built
at once at the Iroquois company's
new plant and it is expected that an
other one win follow in rapid success
sion.
Future Unsettled.
While bag things are almost a GER
tainty as result of the great con-
soIidation Of local plants. cit is i'm
possible rs yet. this authority state.
to give out any information as 10 what
the future Of this big concern viii be.
Since the acquisition of the plant
Of the American Smelling & Refining
company. the Irouuois company is re-
ported to have secured another vala.
able strip of lake front land. adjoin-
ing its present property.
Future development viii determine
what Is to be done at South Chicago
Certain ii is that it will be some
thing big. but many plans have been
under discussiop and conditions are
changing 50 rapidly that the decision
has not been reached as yet. ana
probably viii not be fore some time
but the public can rest assured that
it Is going to be something gigantic
in the way Of local industrial develop
ment.
DATE SET FOR TEST
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

Charles Fl. Wax, who posed as
"Oliver Osbornep to Rae Tanner and
fed when she sued James w Os-
borne of New York for breach of
promise, thinking James Osborne
was Oliver, is to BE the chief witness
at Miss Tanzer's coming trial for
perjury in New York. If she can
make the jury believe that she was
justified in mistaking the real Os-
borne for the fictitious one, she prob
ably will be freed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

from Shrewd sources and plans other
sensational moves. One OF them Is
said 10 show up the inSincerity of a
number 81 the alleged reformcr~.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

There viii be meeting Of william
Fl. Calkins w. r. e. No. 2fS Tuesday
afternoon at the !. q Q. n hall in
state street. The election Of officers
viii lake place and it il desired that
there il large attendance 81 mem
bcrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
EDITORIAL
GAMBLING STOPPED
IN POST PLANT

0contlnued from Page onel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

"a the meeting 81 the Woman
LOYAL circle this evening al the Moose
hall in state street there VIII be a
class Of candidates for initiation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11

Golden Role Council Ne d Of I.
Will meet Tuesday evening At the T.
Of F. halt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-11
WILL BE TRIED
FOR HIS SANITY

CONTINUES from Paga onel
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1satl4lanS nnS Die sd@sis.

Berlin TO- Mug. GSunte1beriht
~ Die Shmci5cr Hcgierung miro
Ole Gerbonohmgcn iiber Oen glus
tmlid bon SonbcIsortifeln nit Der
oeutiden Regieriing pieoer nuineb.
men, oa Die aonferen5en III gari5
feblgeidlngen iino CSSm SUM- fer.
berte ole oertihe &egierung. oab Ole
Sdmei5 Die ausiuhr BON 9anmpoIe
uno QubruugsnlitteIn bic BON beut
idlcn Aaeiten nneefauit poroen mo-.
ren. geitatte mo orobte init eileu
Serbot Der Allsfuhr non aohle. 81.
len uno onoeren fir bic Sdlnei5cr
Snouitrie notigen Artitcln Gle al.
liierten N}afte proteitierten uno bic
Sdpel5 iou0te in Dem gcmiibcu. oie
gf Observation-Disclosures al ihli6
fen, gertreter nod 8aris. gLuf Den
5eblidlng oieier 8emibungen be-
5iebt iid tieie 0epeide.
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Die Ceietc eincs
K~aiicrs uc

ToyiS 10. ana. Gs 1T I'M
mer nod mdt migetldri mas aus
Der Scihe oes anionaS OeS @rie.
gcs geioIIepen 5uianterie geutnout
VriiB Marimilion non Deiicn &C
lueroen III Gr mar Elm So6n Ger
iiinglten Sdiucitcr oes oeuti6en
H~rin3cihu aarl 9llnruia bon
Sciien Auh bic 9emiibumgen ocs
@opites. oas 8cr6leiben Oer 2eide
81 ermitteIn. iollen pic Die BETTING
4etit gariiien" i6rcibt, erfolalos
gcblicben icin Gs bieb. bic 2eide
loI nod einem Irappiteu Softer &C.
moroen fem. ous ie6oh Tag
gerdumt meroeu muBte; iest
iber bebnuptet Gieie 3eitung bic
ribe aui ciuem fIeiucn Srieo.
loie in @ogebropf. mo ein ornler
Ram bate idticBlid eiiicn Sore
30 5ronfel crltnnoen, III Den iie
muroc. natoem Tic slierit elm
iad perihorrt noroen mar.
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gLrtdnr aeifman neiturben.

Nod einem ief5nonotliden
aranfenIaaGr idIoB in Council
Bluffs Ser artbur V. &eifmon
acitern ieine aiioeu gum epiaen
5hlof, Ter &crbli6enc mur0c 1856
In GopenDnrt ncborcn uno fam inn
Sabre 1871 nod 60. Bluffs. gr
erreihte ein Hitter BON 81 Sobren.
Ger &er!torbeie mar 9raiioent
ber Gbooroh 5tate ganf mo mar
Friibcr aud in oieier 5taot bel per
id)ieocneu 8onfeu ais aaiiierer uiD.
tatig. Or hinterldbt iaine 8itme,
5mci S6bne. cine lodtcr, ieinc alte
9hitter mo orei 5apeitern. Sin
5obn Grnait 81. Reifnlan. leitet oic
ausaeOebuten Observation-Disclosures
iciues &oters in GbaDrou. 3us
Acknowledgements miro an nGditen
Wontoa nm 10 ll9r abaehalten.
Nit9lieocr oes bieiigen 5rcimaurer.
or0ens meroen cine @brennahe
Ytctlen.
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1riides Rifnif am epnntnn.

Der inter Dem glameu 5rien0s
Of ssriib }rpeoont" betante beige
iriidle Garein Dernnitaltet am NOR.
gigen 1onltoq oen 20. Nuguit.
in 5ibbelers Qorf, Ode IA. un0
2eabeauort5 Ctr. Elm Biduid. oeIien
6einertraa ia ben 0ilfsfono flr
Gle 5iuterblie5enen Der bel Der filr5-
liden ridden aepolltion INNS &c.
ben qefoamenm ooer bin9erihtetcn
Batrioten britinupt ii. Sin gang
bor5iialihes 4roardnm 1T nuiae
Iteat loor6cn uulo bic Zentihqn Der
Stn0t lino heion0ers frcnuolidit
eingelnoet oas EifHid 81 beinfen.
.es lit 5a manifell. oaB biele Gent
ihe iih einfinoen inn unleren Dit
biiraern iriidcr A6funft Imiere
5pmpatbie 81 be5aiaen Der Sin.
trittspreis betrdg. rair 25c.
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einaeboIt. Sn Scr 8pildenseit
mafte iidl and oas 0pfer aus Dem
Staitbe.
Die 9litalieoer oes 0oropeIt
ImproDenlent Glubes itimmten ae.
qen cine @orloge Der MitaIie6er
oes Union Smprobenient Glubes,
i'll nelher oieielben an Die Gta0t.
fomniiiare nit benz Griudlen beran.
~troten, oieien Serbit cine 8obl ab.
5uboIten iiber Die qusgdbe reier
SbIigationen fir ole grbautlio Ell.
mes Glettri5itdt8pertes ODER fir ben
autauf Der Omaha electric 2igbt
& Bomer So.
Gud bic 3rage Der 5troben.
bobnberldn9erlng nno Dos aanaE
problem purOe eingeben0 beiprohen.
Mitglieoer Der Qortbneit sc.
oerotion Of Sinprobement Clubs er.
luGblten aeitern Die Serren S. 6.
Gimme uno 6. gonce. Inn nit She.
riff We5halc peaen eineS al AS.
uno aeoutono Ctr, gelegenen RooO.
bouie 81 %fonferiereit. 8osiel6e liegt
miBerhalb Der StootgrcnSe mo miro
nnd alisiaaen Der Glitbmit9lieoer
niemots IN ieinem idmubigeu sc.
iddft aeitort.
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Geocn beitildtc
Pancelscampfcr!

Berlin. 10. 9lueult. (5unfen0epe
i'd Nus Gbriitionia miro &c
meloet. Dab Der rormegiide Sldti80
.miuiiter Die Nnfanpoli5ei tit idmt0
lideu normeaiiden Saieu ongauie.
len bot. ieOen anfonuuenocn Sou.
oclsodmpirr ootaufbn 81 miTiu.
hea, ob or @cidibe ali 8orO BAT,
mo in oicieh Sole ole Militdrbc'
borden bon 0icicr Sotinfe in aanut
mis- 81 ieuen. Drrortie beiuidtc
Sdifie oiirtcn nidJt cher GrInubuis
erbnlteu bic uotipegiihen Saien az
berlnnen, bis 6ie W}ilitdrbeb0roen
0a5l lire GimDiqlguug gcgcbcn.
(Sier iogt ciniad Serr @iIiou, cine
gcitidrng bon @an0elsihiiim VT
erlanbt)
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Sratl litinnic tpirtt
pom GcSc a~bbcrmfcn!

Rad ionaerem Qciocn III 5raii
Winnie ssirib, Satin oes ibr Dor
me6rercn Sobren tn Iooc noralis.
aegangenen 6rit Migtb 6rcitaa
obeuo in ibrer @obnuma. S301a
iiol. % Ctr geitorben On elmer
8leinitnot Medlcnbures pcborcn
unb ersoncb fam 6rau @irtb Dor
as Sdbren nod GnIuba unO filbrtc
nit ibrem Dianue oas GitD Sotel,
ncldcS unter i9rcr Qcituna iobrc.
lana Der Sammelplob Der bieiigcn
Dcutidcn ipor. Siam Gin iunger
0euiider nod Gmabu Damn muroe
.er an 0as GitB 6otcl Jipeds Soft
uns Soais ncripieien 5rau @irtb
tiihrte cincn nuten Gid. crmies
ii6 oIs cine eierqiihe @eih1fts.
irau unO brahtc cs gum @obl
itan0.
6rnu @irtb bintprlabt cine Toh
ter 6rou g. GiieIe oabier uno einen
@ruoer 3reo antb Der in Golifor
nicn mobut. Die Belt Der Beer
oiguug lit nod uidt feitgeiebt.
Den ~trnuernocn Smterbliebenen
iprehen mir biermtit unicr geileio
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-19
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