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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
ANTES DE CUARENTA Y OCH0
H0RAS,

proccdentes del Fuerte Sam HOus-
Ton. de San Antonio. = quien actu2i-
mcnln So cncarga de prcpar2r otra
columna expediciOnaria, fuf entire
vistado pOr los representatives de
los peri6dic0s. para que dIera ST.
opinion sobre al notic,a cue Sc hizo
pdblica anoche. de que el Sobiernc
americana csti tratando de enviar
iran cantidad de where's a las tr0-
pas expedicionarias, por IA via del
rorrocarril del NOroeste, que va a
CaSas Grandes.
Fl general Bell. jr., Sc. nes6 en- 10
absolute a diScutir Ia .nOticia rcla-
iiya. manifestando Que Ia %superiori-
lad cs la Gnica que eSta autoriza-
ia para hacer declaracioneS.
SdbeSe aqui que continlan hacItn-
dose preparativos para enylar de RI
paso, gran cantiiad de where's a las
fuerzas eXpedicIonarlaS americans.
uuc 80 halian Ell 81 DIStrltO de Ca
SaS Grandes. FL envio So hara tan
pronto como dueden reStab.ccidaS
las r0municacioncS fcrrOViariaS. que
nstin interrumpidas con Ia dpstruc-
ci6n de varjOS pucnteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
VILLA ATACb LAS COLONIAS i1lE
RICANAS.

Trlrgrama Esp, ciaI para Ia PRENS;.
COLUMBUS, n. NJ, Mario l9.-
Mensaies tele ErificOs recibidOs en- Il
frOnte;a. protedcntcs de Ia re-I6I
occidental dc EStadO de chihuahua
r~rfieren uuc Francisco Villa y .
principal grupo de h0mbreS que !,
arOmpaiIan. a~tacarGn las colonla.
americans cstablecidaS ccrca de Ca
>as GranicS. :. drspu6s de apodeTar.
- de- cuanto pudieron. y de da
muerte Il gran numer0 de los anne
~ricauos Y mcXicanoS RESIDENCES @
dichaS colonies. So T%ctIrarCn a las
mOntaiiaS varira5 te IL region que
atac6 Villa.
81 dice auui fyr las lr0pas ana
riranas Que c>tdn pperaniO en- CHI
huanua. hahian mar3hado hasta hoy
sin SufriI' .linGiIn r0ntratiemp".
cicnto dIez mil!Gs hacia Ia region -
CasaS Grandc;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
ORREG0N DECLiRA FUERA DE
Ia LEY 4 LOS QUE iSALTA-
RON COLUMBUS

In telegrama recibido lie Ia ciu-
iad de Mexico. por el agente ca
rranciSta. ia cuenta De que Alvaro
Obreg6n, como ministro de Cue! "a
Y Marina, public6 un dccreto, por
medic del cual eXpresa que tOdos los
que tomaron participio Ell el asalto
que sufri6 ia ~poblaci6n de C".um-
bus. Nuev0 Mexico. quedan fuera de
la ley. Y autoriza a tOdoS los ciuda-
ianoS a aprehcnder y castigar con
la pena de mlerte a todos los que
rruzaron la fiTontera, Siguiendo a Vi
la para atac;tr Columbus.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
Sc nESCUBRE UN CUANTI0S0
FRAUDE
Uicnc de Ia IA. piy.)

autOridadcS tOmen cartas rn ci asun
to. pucs el hecaiO Ia sidO denunciat
va. Sc c%onocerin los nOmbres de !
.culpables. pues no hacen falta era
dcs investi-aciones en- virtud de III
hay datos claros Y precisOs para a
Sar a los que han tenidO plrtlcipa.
ciin en- I'll delitO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
SE REGISTRATION DES0RDENE
EN- C.. VICTORIA
(Vicnc dc Ia IA. paJ.)

En- el Di5trito de Tampico cs do
de Sc ha manifesfadO de manera r'ls
si-nificativa Fl dcScontento que lei
na contra el gObiernO. Y 81 no h@'
ocurridO graves d~es6rdenes, eg p,
que Nafarrate ]recOncentr6 gran NJ
nero de tropas en- esa region, y tie
ne d0minada la situaci6n militar-
mente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
LOS pERIODICOS ESp.ANOLES
DICES
Viene de la Ia.

A!ndalucia, ha causado grandes des-
trozos. Tn telegrama de Sevllla dc
cuenta de qrle Ia parte baja de An
da!ucia Sc encuentra iGundada.
De algunos o;ros puntos andalu-
ces Sc reciben noticiaS dand0 cuen-
ia de los danos causados por Ia
tormenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
Ell JEFF REINALD0 CARA MAR
CHARA \ LAMPAZOS, \. L.

De Nucvo Laredo comunicarOn
hoy que estan para arribaF a di IA
plaza. doscientos hombres pertc.a-
cienteS al ej6rcito carrancista. La
movilizaci6n de eSas tropas tiene
por 0bjetO que los hombres arma-
dos que Sc hallan de guaTnici6n en-
Nuevo LAREDO. Sc trasladen a Lam
pazos. Nuevo Leon. dOnde deserlpe-
nara nuevamente el cargo dc jeIe de
las armas el general ReinaldO Car
"a, quien desde Ia salida de Ricaut
para Matamoros, esta al freGta dc
la g~uarniciGn de Nueyo LAREDO.
FL CORRESPONSA..
B.. - ~ -
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D a e mater!s de habitacton, cOctnS. m3-
IL, mediCina, etc. --.-.........s... Sc
81 Calculator del A!gCdon: U0fa u!!se.ala
: pGTa semGradores, plZcadoreS Y tEaIlCS9-
ties de slgOdSn Isc
BGE2JaS meNi"duIS peGLSlaS thC
} aet3Io complete de Solfeo poT don hi! 9o
} "Huu Ea!3Fd tJt
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} SeguEda Parta lie Eslava go. -. 2G2
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lNueyo LeGeUsie de las Flores, Ah2n!co y
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astoria de BerioldO, Bertcid!Do = Caca:e-
20. : q fGSllC9 -...-.............. 1oc
his:or.a de EeriO!Go, Bertold!no Y CacGSe-
li5aG Secretos para 81 Hogan. Recetas para
a .Gcador, vesido, siiud, er9a2Inls
elc. oDe
Il COcincrc Perrect0. Guia complcta de CO
Gina. con mulorGd de receiaS para nage7
Manual De Pastclerta ' Rcposterfa. !Rdls-
DelsGblc el ci nDgar, cafes, "tr...... 400
iLlbro 1e Discusses para iplaS las C.@cHHS-
tanctas de Ia vida, con discusses par
ftestaS SoC:al2S V paiTioiiCas :...-. :yc
!uegos de Manos, O Arte de Hacer D!abil-
raS 5Gc
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#aHuai de fniUgrGfa, utjl para tOtogGaroS
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fNCv.sswJ SeCretGTiU d. las fel."ttariones
EaE.tiet2 &c C4r.as de CuDj !gaEOS. did
&c E-u'C. kIO EGevJ, etc. .---....--.- 80"
L'STo Ga los >ueGCs, FL lorna de d.c-.a-
lC-acuIo Noyl=.GIc, e sea Il Li5rC de los
: hrte d Echa- ias Car'aS per Medic 80 70
B1Ta.a EsUaGl!-, s"-dtao lie les pTotg-
.Ll6EJ ne los CE.,,e-. Collection De asIt7
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CucE'as stl~'a.'sS ron -! rUal - re>oe.-
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bla castellana lleva a todas la:
Clones que deben su cultIra a I
ma"
Union Pauamericana; Washing
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
OBRAS De VENTA Ell "A LIBERIA De E3NACg0 E.. L0ZANo
Is emGa s acuNda haas sgva ID que lea 81 mz gwido ySaElUe 7ende mas &Eato Les
psados &c despmbanpm goreo Fgaaos pagdaa e. nmno dbEque Sc Ibe Ii 6r0n
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s.9ro HaHdeyG No. / de Leciura-...-. @gc
HaldeYh No. : -
Crballdad ' Buenas GanerSS ........... zoe
&eosTaTl2 de Mexico NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .5C
EZrso Elemental de GeCETd!ia-CcnpTende
GeOg-ar.4 F!s.Cd = t1 Mexico. LosInosra-
&c y N2clul-s d. H-oSEa.At a!'eGsA s&S
Ecgpentto De GeOETaflS Ne Mey.co..-- 80
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- acsJeA = ES2@a9'a t; u ,c:isr sc
EspGnCls; eG.r.6a auD"a.4aa con Ia SO
rig dc los aEr2eE--ttvgS Y dimtnUr4vOS,
dos C7af2dCS d. EEysvI.& J cTtygT6t!R :
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qua Castelar,. con - -FaDadGS. &55 -
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SIrdGR. Fasta DE- Ii.a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81"
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Z N~rNRa'Ha@a AZ -
! Ca;ecIsWJ ii perseverance,. .St.E
Hos ISrtireS. q Ell TTtunrO DC la Religion
CriStiana. LibrO cuya Iect~Ta nos hact
SsiStIr q Ia lLcha re dos generaclone:
coElrarlaS: Ia n armada con los arge9!s
Dc Il r-rCcldad. Y Il ORA con el SlEl52tC
= Geaio del Cristigntsmo- Esla obra. como
"a anterior. - de las mejCreS para ~
hoeureS. Ambas estan editedas 8 I9aG
luio "4s'
N0VELAS DE A Ace CADA ira.
FL Becer-o de GRO
q Ei'u N2liiIO
q ManuScTitO De mi MadTf
&aria. pOr Jorge Isdacs
81 CuTa de Ades
DOTS
A=Ucens
N0VELAS 1 55c CADA UNE
EsId!tas sean las iiujeres
Haldii0s sean los EOrabre5
NalditaS sean ils SuegTss
AFt- Ge &usCGT &2ridO
Las Eyfs NCleTnas
& Ngv.C p:es,2tr
La HJa de las FLORES
Z! ~PurEatoriC je las SOlterss
81 paTais0 de- Jas Mu.eres
= IntieTnO 8, les HomDTes
WA ri NuTi3.
e Eada &c los Mares
Su EGieSiIG q AGOT
SaltLto Sea ii amor
Is Princess del DSlE2
amor ; Marti.io
"a H..a he Tru"s
Ps~suE So Ca,an los Hombres
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p1g1ut Pecan las NuJfrsS
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q Collar Ge EsmevGiGas
LaS ,tias De chan payne
e NidJ de huiseNores
las nDTeraS -! Aner
e Il 81 laS NIl4S
q L-FHrEa ATIa-E
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Eisyoris sssrssG Escsgl.cs5a so9eco:s 81

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l~aI.CEll, se...Hs ...........
CIENC7AS 0CCLTAS
de los Glr;tqs. A7re &c q
los rlr-M~
p. Ha-r. -~sta--F.E

saa-a--z 4a 7as Glr;,as. A-re &c sanar &
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gig.lru;a de- E"v >I.omnn ..... &c
q r-GaF G-. s-I=7u..u.n. - dominic '
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b8sAS DNEhSAS.

e uui>s1er Y-r4-~re. C-,e~r.Gn a." RANCHO
Das -s1deTlas. con uu rHe.yuo para igea7
Ia --Itarr2. = tones ...-.--...--.-... Soc
AlLAnagGE Illustrate para 1915. sc.
Manual lie IL C-lA dc Gsl!lDas. .........-SL-t
DISQUALIFICATION de- Mun1C. IDIeresGn.E re-
i6r.El uoyeleSc4 IL IN yiaje guT los rrll-
c.yaisS ErS;C-es : CtLd2HeS del nun
IL .NE
IA Eo2 de Is NaulFSlezG- Collection de his
t0rtas : uCTrfSS morales ---..--....Si.Z
Manual de Agriculture ' GGGaderLa- I2dis-
geE5z1,e para IS gents &c campo. Coz
1gis &c, JuEsd0T &c Felogs. Libra Indl5-
uraS2Gls para los afIcloEaGUs n "esSs-
81 SC
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0evoCioaarlo Guad2lUpalo .........,... 2je
Cg;eriSruT d. Parseveranria .Si.G
los ISrtireS. q el TTtUnrO &c la Religion
CriSuana. LibrO cuya IectLT3 nos hace
sstSrlr 4 Ia lucha Ge dos generGCIoneS
rDElFariaS- Ia una armada con los drTeoS
Dc Il r-rCcldlI, Y d ORA con el S!E252ic
-edeEtOr
- Gea!o del CTistignESuo- Esta ObTa. como
Ia anterior. - de les mejCTes para los
hUcQreS. Ambas est4R edi.adas 9 t9do
lui0 .*l-sS
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08
COLES BURG.

March was ushered in by young
snow storm-not a very good day for
the many movers. A number Of fam
lilies postponed the move until mere
favorable time.
H. Mehlenkamp of Greelev has
moved on the Hofer place recently
vacated by Elmer Funk. This family
resided in this vicinity several years
ago, and their friends are p'eased to
have them return.
Lawrence Vessel of Lentcn, Iowa.
is here for a season. He Is son cf
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Vessel former
ly residents here
On Wednesday. March I. 1916,
at the home of the brides pare nts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Vessel. of
Wood occurred the marriage Of trei"
daughter Miss Sophia Vessel, on'
Clifton S. Klaus Of this place. r. 9
ceremony Was performed by Rev. w.
T. Schlung, assisted ry Rev. w. II.
Rolling. Miss Esther Vessel sister
Of the bride, played the wedding
uldlCr. DIS ire DTiudl ldlT LUX T."
place beneath tie floral arch. The
ceremony was witnessed by large
number of relatives and intimate
friends. The room wee Hastily dec
Grated with pink and white carnations
At the conclusion Of the ceremony
and hearty congratulations, three
course dinner was served. This mar
riage unites TIE lives Of two most
estimab1e young people, and they
have tie best wishes of all for a
lorg ard happy life. Mr.. and Mrs.
Klaus denarteG Wednesday evening
on a wedding trip to Chicago, Illinois,
and Madison. Wisconsin. Upon Their
return they will be at home ON the
F. w. Klaus farm.
A. B. Lands has been quite i'll
for several days His many friends
hope his illness may not continue for
long.
A number of the young boys about
town have organized a band and are
practicing every other evening under
the direction of Elmer Koeneke.
Harley Barnhart of Webster City
joined his wife and little daughter
in a visit with relatives and friends
here the first of the week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08
HOPklNTON-

Norval Byam returned the last of
the week from a trip to Louisiana and
Texas. He was absent several weeks.
Wilfred Heynen was in Greeley a
couple Of days last week.
Mrs. Bixby of Edgewood spent
Thursday with Miss Lord.
Mrs. Brooks went to, Edgewood
Monday. She was accompanied by her
little granddaughter Dorothy Blan
chard, who had been spending the
week with her.
The north east division Of the
Women Workers held their meeting
at the country home of the Brooks
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schuster and
Mrs. Ellen Lux went to- Iowa City
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Schuster went
to consult DR.. Dean.
Miss Mae Dunlap entertained a
costume party of sixteen ladies
Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
Emma Dunlap of Long Beach, Cali
fornia.
MISS Mamie Matner and brother
Leo of Independence were over Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Campbell.
Barney Davis las moved to- the
farm of W. H. Littlefield south of
town.
Ed. Aldershcf and family have
moved to Tiffin in Johnson County.
where he will have employment in
a blacksmith shop.
A twelve pound girl arrived at tie
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helms
February 20. Quite a fortunate date
birthday parties or presents only
one in four years.
Mrs. William Kenny arrived home
Monday evening from West Un'cn
where she had been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Cline
j. I. Brownell and wife have moved
from the Reed farm near Delhi to
town and will occupy the Amos Smith
residence.
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1 ! -
h Miss Lizzie Oehler spent Monday
In Dubuque.
The young people enjoyed party
on Clyde Doolittle Wednesday even.
ing, it being his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Brown arrived
in Delhi last week. They expect to
purchased a home here.
Chas. Harrington has purchased Jos
Adner's blacksmith shop. Mr.. Adner
leaves soon to make his home at G,
vein.
Bert Fear, has moved to the Hop
kins farm, Jack Sheppard to the Els
chelman farm Harry Bisgrove to
Carl Meister home in town and Meis-
er to the farm west Of townvacated
ter to the Reed farm and El1sl1a
Barker to the farm west Of town, va
Gated by Bisgrove.
Howard Angel attended the auto
show at Cedar Rapids last week.
Mrs. Gretchen Patterson of Cedar
Rapids spent last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jakelin.
Miss Fern Sells was a recent Du-
buQue V1SltOf.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson are
parents Of a son born wednesday,
March 1.
Mrs. May Stone and Mrs. Jessie
White visited Mrs. Lucy Lewis at
Hopkinton Wednesday.
Miss Blanks mother from Grinne]
visited her several days last week.
Miss Louie Spaulding Of Delaware
visited Mrs. Skinner Thursday.
Mrs. White who is in the hospital
at Anamosa continues to improve
nicely.
Miss Ola Jakelin spent last week
at Mechanicsville with her sister
Mrs. Frank Most.
Mrs. Mary Doolittle and Miss Hell
en- Russell of Hopkinton spent Satur
day with friends in Delhi.
Misses Blank, Reeve, Doolittle and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08
Sells spent Sunday with Mrs. f.. p
Williamson at Monticello. .

Sells spent Sunday with Mrs. +. d
Williamson at Monticello. S55.r
Mrs. G. 7. Miller and daughter visit
ed relatives at Oxford last week.
A. A. Schmidt has received his ap-
pointment as rura! mail carrier on
route 1 out Of Delhi.
Miss Ollie Doolittle was home from
Rockford, Illinois, over Sunday.
Hugh Keith went to 1nwood, Iowa,
Saturday, called by the serious illness
of sister.
Mrs. Will Tinkey had severe fall
the ankle.
Thursday, breaking her leg near the
Ankle.
Howard Angel was in Independ-
ence Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Quart we're in
Manchester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harrington lav
a new daughter at their home.
Mos Bartlett and Joe Bowers have
moved onto farms near Dundee.
Harry Brockman was home from
Cedar Falls to spend Sunday with
his family.
The w. R. C. wiz have their social
evening Friday, March 10.
Mrs. Louis Quart and Miss Rose
Quart were in Earlville Saturday
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08
Removing Stains.

Corn starch will remove stains from
the dinner frock or party gown. One
woman dropped grease on a delicate
colored silk frock and put corn starch
thickly on the under side, hung up the
frock and in few hours not trace
of grease remained. When the same
woman forgot her shields and came
home with perspiration stains she
treated them to liberal bath of corn
starch while moist and not a stain
showed when the goods dried.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08
Prices Peculiarly Graded,

A Boston man found at coal en-
porium in that city a chap who man.
aged to infuse a degree of facetious-
ness into the transaction. How much
is chestnut coal?" timidly inquired the
prospective customer. THAT depends"
said the salesman. "A Ia carte, it's
eight dollars; cul-de-sac, it will cost
you SO cents extra
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08
No Poverty in Bermuda.

A feature of life in Bermuda which
always impresses the stranger is the
apparent prosperity of the natives,
white and colored alike. Distressing
poverty is unknown. and even the
poorest families can boast of stone
house and a garden.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-12
When You
Borrow Money

What provision do you make to meet the
debt when pay day comes?
Do you Immediately begin to lay away a
certain sum from your income so that the oh
CATION can be met or do YOU say. well we can
borrow from some one else" and never plan to
pay the note?
Our way, when the day of settlement
comes, all there is to be done is to have the Re
lease of the Mortgage filed and the home is
yours.
Under the Building and Loan plan, you
lay aside certain sum each month and we pay
you interest on the amount you are saving and
compound it for you every six months
Are you planning a new home this Spring
or is your old loan about due?
We will loan you the money to build the
new home or we will take up that old loan for
you.
loan of $1,000 90 will cost you Sl4 IA per
month and soon the entire debt will be paid
You wonder how il was done Call MS and we
will explain further
The Oklahoma City Building and Loan Assn
204-206 Majestic Bldg Wslnu, 2415
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-25
Big Locomotive With Nothing to Do
But Keep Geraldine Farrar Warm

Hot water bottles-those common
place rubber things that carry visions
of toothache, neuralgia and cold feet
are luxuries to certain persons in
certain walks of life. But only few
favored ones, a very few favored ones,
indeed, have placed at their disposal
great big, hot railway locomotives,
with naught to do but keep that ia
vored one-that very favored one
comfy and cozy and woozy and warm.
Miss Geraldine Farrar OF the Ellis
Grand Opera company, however, is
one of these very favored few. Since
her arrival i'll Omaha Sunday night
she has had one of these big iron To-
comotives attached to her private car
in order that she should not expert
ence the slightest discomfort from the
chill blasts of Nebraska's October
winds.
And this fact is due solely to- the
courtesy of officials of the Missouri
Pacific.
When the noted singers private
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-25
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-25
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