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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

Cine Groinans nm auf6ez
6un9 bon |beitimmten Seftipnen BON
elmer Sroinan6, betitelt: Cine Sroiz
mans, ldaffeno unb etablireno 0ie Sc
bDroe fijr Dffentlide 9lrbei1cu IN Ser
Staot 9abcnport, fe'tltellclb oeren
Ged)te uno @flihten uno norie6cno Fir
bic @eraiitigune oer 0@itsIieoer Serz
lel6elb mle an9efii1rt i'll aapitel Al
Der rcpioirten Sroinan5en Ser Staot
Sabcnport rom Sabre 1911.
Sci es anseprbnet POM Staotrat5
Der Stast S%onenpprt:
Seftion /. 9as sic seftionen /. 3,
Is, 16. II, Is unb 20 elmer Sroir1an,
betitclt: Cine Sroinalns, ldaffenb uno
etoblireno cine geboroc fir Dffentltche
slrbeiten in ser Stapt 9~onenport, feit@
ltelleno pcren Gehfe uno Gflidlten lno
ppriebeno fiir Die @ereiitieung oerMitz
glieoer oerIetbenL tpie onsefii6rt III
aapitel A Ser rcoioirten Sroinansen
BON Satire 1911 ser Staot Sabcnporl
hermit aufacboben ieien.
Bet.: Mfreb 6. 1iiuer, Wabor.
Itt.: 9ugo Ne0ner. gIert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-18

Eroieilor @liot. ser ienilc @reis.
ser einmal Gralipent bon 5arparo
lpar, leat i'll eincm langercn artifel
Sic Griinbe bar, luarum bic Ser.
Staaten elm 8iinhniB nit ser Gntente
idlicBen lolteu. @ir buben feinc
2nit, ums nit Sem Geauaiiel hes alien
S9maeers naber Su befaien, aber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
The Castle and the Tenement

A LIMOUSINE drove slowly thru crowded street in the
upper East Side OF New York city. Its occupants
peered out amused the vc-story tenemcns each OF
winch contained at least OF families
Bcsmirehcd boys and girls danced about the machine
es IT progressed carefully They shouted with gee They
jumped upon the running boards hehed" upon the
and threw their caps under the wheels They happy
lot ~
The Summing party watched the children and wondered
How can children be happy such sitting conditions? And
those houses! Cammed up alongside another 100
pie or living in each
The party drove away Pcrched extra tire in the
back OF the limousine two little urchns.
When the limousine stopped the boys found themselves
= front OF building twice large any OF the
they knew and surrounded by spacious lawn with hedge
around IT, The street clean and quiet altho il
amer school hours and it surprised the boys
As the party entered the house and the machine
SWAY. the boys stood and gazed
"Hcy. Johnny. do dey live in dere -
"Shoor. replied the older "Dey dc whole house
Dat little bunch Wit dem kids too" Little
Tommy couldn't imagine it, lie quiet shor, while
Then
Hey, Johnny, don't dose kids an payi
"Gwan, dose kids can't play outside dat castle replied
Johnny
As the boys turned to go home. Tommy remarked
Gee castles amt no good. huh Johnny
"Nahw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
Getting Gregory

ND certain economists in congress jabbing the
= welwhetted finger OF into Attorney General
Gregory because he hasn't snucd the high OF things by
prosecutions under the Sherman antitrust legislation
Fact OF the that the attorney general is
Pcwcrless hardboed egg The single instance OF the
Standard Oil prosecutions is enough this
Gregory has inaugurated lot OF suits but he's like
in the bottom OF pit shovelng up sand that always
rolls back upon him.
The only for trust is government
on, has been successfully demonstrated marine
Suranoe express service smokeess powder armor.
But in the matter OF cotton. grains. and forth
such competition is possible and law docs
reach those who combine and prices such things
thru the handling OF them Government with
the farmer in raising foodstus with the
manufacturers, for instance but compete with the
age and commission who handle the farmers products
and largely determine prices.
But somebody has got be the goat for governments
helpcssness and Grcgory's it.
In other words Lloyd-George said Kaiser Bill:
"Put up shut up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
JOHNNY
WRITES
AS TOllOWS:-

n. s.. fridy--that was awful
COAX man played on some of the
news papers here the other day e
II he knows whats good for him he
will stick around under cover un.
III few reporters get tired dig
ging for him for II they land on
him maybe there wont DO greece
spots left
this fresh nut calls MP the papers
Just before press time lur the
home edishnns a SAYS over tho fOne
mr.. henry ferguson got shot al
bowman a. co.'s store on lexington
neer 80 1T. just few inlnlts ago
well the papers tried 10 get the
store on the fono but some boldly
hsd fixed It 80 II woodent work, a
then they called up mr. fergusons
offise where he Is a very promi
nant man but they says he hasn't
been down today 6. that made Il
look suspicious. & at his home they
sald ne started away with his hunt.
ing gun
all tho reporters hotfooted II out
e. grabbed taxls for the spot e. they
busts into the store & says 70 the
boss did mr.. ferguson get shot hecr
today. & the boss says sure a. the
reporters says where Is he e. and
the boss says damfino & the report
ers run out TO hunt cop
e. the cop comes back with them
a. says see here who shot that man
e. the boss says he amt shot. &
the reporter says You said so be
four. e. the boss says. whose kid
ding YOU. I seid he got shot heer
about pounds OF II to take alone
On his hunting trip.
gosh those reporters vas sore
iChpv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
CHAPTER VI.
kafsee and kaffeekuchen

have visited Baumbachs.
have heard Milwaukee drinking ia
afternoon kaffee. o. Baumbach's
with your deliclouSly crumbling
butter cookies and your Kaffee-
kuohen. and your thick cream. and
your thicker mattresses. and your
dinginess and your black. black
kaffcc. where in this country Is
there another like you?
Blackic. true TO his promise. had
hailed me from the doorway on the
afternoon OF the following day.
must have passed It a dozen
times without once noticing it,
Just dlngy little black shop nest.
ling between two taller buildings
almost within tho shadow OF the
city hall. over the sidewalk swung
shabby black sign with gilt let.
tiers that spelled Franz Baum.
bach"
II was holiday time. and the
single narrow aisle OF the front
shop was crowded. Men and WON.
en- were ordering recklessly OF the
cakes OF every description that
we're heaped in cases and on
shelves.
AS We elbowed our way 10 the
rear room separated from the
front shop only by n flimsy wood.
en- partition, expected. know
not what.
But surely this was not Blackie's
much.ysunted Baumbach's' This
long. narrow. dIngy room. with IL.
bare floor and its iron-legged tables
whose bare marble tops we're vel.
low with age and use! said
nothing as We seated ourselves.
Blackie was watching me out OF
the tail OF his eye. My glance
wandered about the shabby. smoke.
filled room. and slowly and surely
the charm OF that dusty. dingy 1T.
tie cafe came upon me.
The clumsy iron.legged tables
stood in two solemn rows down the
length OF the narrow room. Three
or four stout. blond girls plodded
back and forth. from tables TO
front shop. bearing trays Of cakes
and steaming cups of coffee. There
was a rumble and clatter OF Ger.
man. Every one seemed TO know
every one else.
4 game OF chess was in
progress at one table. and
between moves each contest.
ant would refresh himself with a
long-drawn. sibilant mouthful OF
coffee. There was nothing about the
place or it's occupants TO remind
one of America. This dim, smoky.
oake-scented cafe was Germany
Time said Blackie. Here
comes Rosie TO take our order.
You can take your choice OF coffee
or chocolate. That's as fancy as
they get here
An expansive blond girl paused
at our table smiling a broad vel.
come at Blackie.
VIE ghets. Roschen?" he greet
ed her.
Roschen's smile became still
more peryasive.
Golfer" asked Blackie, turning
TO me. ] nodded.
"Zweimal Kaffe?" bcamed RIOS.
chen. grnsping the idea.
'Now's your time TO speak mp,
urged Blackie. Go ahead an or.
der all tho cream geflllte things
that looked good to YOU out In
front"
Hut leaned forward, lowering
my voice dlscreetly. "Blackie, be
fore plunge in too recklessly tell
me. are their prices very"
"Sa-a.ay, child. YOU Just can't
spend half dollar here If you try.
The flossiest kind of thing they
got is only ten cents order
They'll smother You In whipped
cream f'r quarter So wade right
in an spoil your complexion"
With enthusiasm ! turned upon
the patient Rosie. 20. bring me
some OF those cunning little round
things with the cream on EN-, you
! know--two OF those, eh. Blackie
And couple of those with flaky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20

I'm tell you what I'll do" said
Blnckie. grinning. I'm romp you
over there tomorrow afternoon at
I o'clock Ach IIimmel, What
will that for a grand time be. no.
"Blackie. you're dear 10 be so
polite 10 an old married cratur' like
me Did YOU notice that Is. does
Ernest Voc Gerhard drop in often
At nanmhach.A1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
HOW COULD YOU. oleLs7

Vivian and Gencvieve Tobin. 10
and -. at the Alhambra this week.
are there with bells as actorines-
but when they talk about hanging
up their stockings for Santa to drop
presents in--oh, tell It to Yacolt!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
YACOlT ISN'T ONLY PEBBLE
ON BEACH

The editor OF The Star may like
Yacolt best. but T.. u. X. Is strong
for Tukwila. especially the pretty
girls who attended tho dance In
honor OF MsyorTe-eleet II. S.
Stcyens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
SILVER LiNiNGi

While Boston voted wet yestcr.
day. Billy Sunday may console him
self with the pious thought that he
can glom a fev more shekels next
time in a new revival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20

m He school board and other employers well afford to
take hint from the city council, which is spe
eialy Friday pass upon the salary ordinance that
ployes will get their money before Christmas.
School employees would appreciate equal consideration
fsom the board Otherwise they wait until January s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
FABLE

Once upon a TYNE a woman got
off Green Lake car ye proper
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20
uoyd-Ceorge's Statement

LOYDGEORGE did not slam the door tight against
- peace negotiations in his statement yesterday.
This opinion. held by the British press, is shared gen
orally in the United States.
The premier has put it up the kaiser upon
negotiations OF peace entirely different role than that
Of the victor Germanys sincerity in offering discuss
peace is put 20 the test.
Will Germany renquish the tone Of the conqueror:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20

Why Kelly Won't Do!


which has in the dSgraced the legislature.
He speaker spokesman OF the people
He fought them the initiative lie fought them the referendum lie
fought them legislation lie fought
them in the interest of the gangserS and lobbyists
Why should he be the honor legislators?
viii Victor Zednck forward and give reason?
Will Ralph Knapp who has boosted his dry qualities please te'
VIII Rep Boyle WHY VIII el2
Kelly has shown marks leadership He has been on the WRONG
Side the side against public welfare the side that fought the Humanitarian
the side that had patience with the minimum mothers
bills affiliated with the WRONG Rt
ACTONARY, BOURBON, BACKWARD, BOOZE BUNCH.
He won't do Spakerhe impossible the peace OF the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20

You must not carry booze the hip, is the latest
court ruling. We're back hpless styles again girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20

You can just as easily find Frenehman eating sauer-
kraut as handcckng politician signing the nonparti
san bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-20

In other words Loyd-George said to Kaiser Bill
"Put up shut up
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10 RoptteI.

5elIer uno 2errid gingeH mtteIns
AMBER bis ans gnoe Der qhlless
4aee.
rBsna alfo 5err Brand surid.
tebrt", Iuqts Der legtere, 40 ieBs
81 5ie Icfort oaDon in aenatnis."
Teqer nidte. Damn iogtt er: Soc
gen Sic nal, lift es nnbr, Dab bies
ier amsritauer Sraeeg bas 5aus Der
frau grauo in Der 8lummftrabe gu
5ampitea6 geulietst BATE"
rSa, i'd babe oapon gehort. Sd
n64ts BLOB piFsn, gu rpeldem
3msd,"
sd perpe ss bernus3utriegen luz
den. Sd nerbs gotpert nod heute
oari6er befragen"
.GeRQ Sie 5err gaIpert beute9"
gJa, il se9e ;ekt gu ibm. st bat
mid, bsuts aaGmittag 3u i9m Iu
lommtn Sd ne9me mir glei9 cine
DrDidte unb Fabre 1ie."
,Sart Id niht m~ittommen2"
Itrasts 0srrit.
Stem, lie6er nint,' %antportete
seller. sd neiB 10 uidt, mas Gall
BERT uon mir nil. 5onts i'd etpns
Mthtigss ,rfabreH, teile i'd Is 5bnen
nit
.9s6r freunOIia, 9srr Seller.
Aoieu!"
Die beiOen 6errsn trsnuten F6.
{ .ei9 bnr1uf beItieg Dalter 5elIer
cine 8tcidte unD fubr in arnolo
galDerts Wo6nGng.
,DahrIneinlia min Il tpegen
2aura nit mir iprsden", badte 6els
Ter BET lid. SEPT. pa er ooz Oisls
gelb gtsrtt Eot, nirO er pobl bolo
beiraten molten. Gigentlid toHnte
.sulia NIT oitfsr 5sirot einperftanoen
fem. ahsx fs 1T cine i4rsdlia si'
asnFnniae ,yrau. Smmer pin lie ibs
rem MiaeH ourhIegeH. Sd wlnIhts,
in bate IF nidt aebeiratst! Sd per'
be ME - ME i'm 2eben HlsiH slgaer
srr Isia.'
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(JOrtissuug foIgt.)

a.
.Meine Gtimmribs 1T nidt in Orb
nuug".
g.: .aneroings, penn sic m
Rite N Der Gfimms babsn2~
Inter Gtrol9en. gbe;
.Gu Cube, noaH mir NAL Bel LII
untern 2inoen eintebrsn2"
Quoe: On Diff mohl berriidt, oa
Fdmeiben Il uns 0Od glti6 raug".
g0e: Chen ossbdlb ID moHit
isrne nal aug fO'n feinst Qoiol r0us'
id6miHsn psrben".
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brisiert BON elmer 6irmo. Die felt
43 Sabrn Graltdts Broouttc ber.
eeIteat bat. gorSigIide asenturen.
glusIihten. Sdreiben sic uns ben
te INN geoiualnieen. @ir ino Die
oaeinieen ageuten fir ben eonaerl
5taat gtebrosFd utb @eit Soma.
Rebrasta 81 Gar &c.,
81 iiiol. If. Ctr, 2ineolu Rebr.
@ir ipreden Geutih.
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Dos tpeibe 6iannter
aomau BON 5srgus enm'.

OA~ ANN% $50 bNNV INhe OG hNNH'
an, sr piroe ben Sehsubr5ug be-
Huten. J1 u~berreeetc emile, I'D
fdr mid aus5agsbeu. Sd fubr aIiO
III bic StaDt. auf Dem 9a5nbof ldH
i'd msinsn Munn. sd itiss in Elm
unpsrss Qlbtsil. aal Dem Sabnboi
2luerpooiitaBe Uerlor ih i'm aus
oen 4ugeH anD"
runo tnmeH 6lerber2"
Rein Dab er cine anoere S5rau
IN oieis Yila bringen maroe, belt
i9 fur gang unm0glid. SD CLAUDE
aud 6eute nod nitt. oab er es ges
tua Bat. Sd psiB nidt, pobin er
atug. SD partete Den guH3en, gans
zen 4b.ao iiber aui Dem 8abnbof
liDerpooIItrdps. ST tam lsbt ipat
uHo itieg In ben Witterno2ts5ug.
5a tat Dasislbs. Ct Iab MID ni6t,
aHp oo i'd nibts berausbetUmmen,
aate i'd aud ni6ts. 81 bate teins
GbHung DaB i'd ibm gtfoIgt mar.
Ills Ih Oas Firntsrtihe GreIgnis in
Der 3eituny las, beargpDbuts l9 i'm
aa1 niat. 8as tue i'd aud iest
nod nidt. ulsiH Wlanu tit Itt'
Der mub Id e ldgen = DieI 3u feigs,
Inn Elm Bsrbrehen gu 6egeleH
= nod Da3u in ieiHsm eIgenen
SauIs!!"
Sic bolten ibu fit iauIoIus9'
,Jar gang laulolos! Sdtts er oies
Es 5rau getanHt aap lie los Isin
poaen, oana niiros er lie sbeI bis
ans gRoe Der Belt, nur nidt in lem
6aus gsfibrt 6aben.
,Das Itbs i'd nohl Elm. lluD,
andpiss 6rau, t4 bite I'm 9erseIs
bung rptgsH usInss 9srDadts, Sic
iin0 Iaalol6s."
81 beugts ii4 Dor, I'M ibre 9ono
gu tihsn. 5rau Seller rib lie Ies
0oa nit elmer Sebdrps Dss 4bIaeus
meg.
s5el6fpertdnbli8 bin i'd T9ulOs
IDS! so tam bepeiisn, OaB I4
Ben gaaJea QbsnD auf BEN 8ahns
bpfe i'm 9omeaInloa mar. Dit Der
g9pnugrapb DIE goIt5si tduihte,
5absR Sis 6egriffen. Kun m0dte
th blob Dtier.s ME oieie 6rau
= Sbrs goufns - in uuier 9aus
lam.@
sd sIau6ts. sis bdtten sineH
5hlufel uno -
.un0 lisB arnotO gaIDert ein2
Rein, oas tat i'd ni6t. ReiRs
54petsr@ 5raa Seller faBts iid
pl6tlia NIT beIpen 6dnoen an pen
aopf = rmein Soft marmsits re,
,ob an gnos 2aura siuen Qaas
dlGHel maiden lieB uno
Stein neiu4. REF Srtaros oa8pis
4yn. sd bin iber8eagt. GtduletH
Maion bat nIhts nit Der Sahe gu
tun. Qber gdioert
r0snu er Der 5duIoige 1T, Il
mEb CT baBsn! SD bare oisisu NleH'
hen! Sd nil nidt, Oab er meme
59Defer beifatet! gr3dblsn sic oer
8oli8si ales
Sd m0ats sa9 Iis6er Hi6t tun,
sntgegnsts 8ocaTos 3auoerno.
-
so lhneigen 5is unD dbsrlafsr
sic bic SaGe mir. Sd Derce Si'
rl6m!"
8utaros iub is fsit an. rgndOigt
5rau", a8ts er unO usrnsi9ts fif
tier DOR ibr, sd lsge oas 5did.
faI @1l1erts in J9re 6dnoe.-
gGr ioa meme Gdpsiter ME bsi.
raten!" ritf 5rau Seller nit Nib
funtslnDsn Q!ugen. .Qts!'
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Gnolid 1T oud ben aniierten ae.
.gcniiber Der 3eitpunft eingetrctenl
.5u ipelfem IN @eL0ioden Die Dc
miitIihfeit mif60rt.
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on D|efIuNiu]tH' SuHDtf0iCfls Nltb.
5anltenbers gntc Sauif.C fferteu.
300 Qdcr III gumoer Gounto,
mo. 8tUei CUTE Stiid 2an0 NIT Der.
.beIierungen, 1870 4dcr unter @ilug,
.6rei quite GueIciL i'm Gaitih gegen
.itaotiihes @rnn0eigetltum. 8reia
$4,000 per ater. Suo-8 ofota 2ono.
.berbeiiert u1o unberbeiicrt, gegeu
.itd6ttihes @rtn0eigentllut.
154 Qder 2dll6, lloIi6 bon Somi
burg, aSo., 100 4fer in 8interwei.
3en, 80 ader In Corn. 10 ader in
alfolfa, cine babe WleiIe bon Del
'Giieubabn. int Iauidl gegen it1oti'
idJes @runOeigeutim. Mlan iebt
mid mcgen GauiabaubeI i6 fam
'oos Bette bieteu. 5ouIferoer, AIS
goie GIoa. G9ler 2487.-12.1t.1(
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@an leie Dieie geite tdgIiG! Gie
bietet ScDermann SOrteiIe, lie
bat il6 oft als DertOOae TnnO'
CRUDE erpieien!

i6en. 8etlides 2ouo 70 nieOrig
ipie $40 per ader. Soaten Gle bic
glbitdt boben @runoeieentum Su
fmlieu Damn rutt inns nuf ODER
foumt ielbit Snter-S State Stealth
So, 929.30' Gin RatI 9ant @l0q.,
Gel. Douglas 1852. III.
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@ebraudltc 6are

1916 6sGpIinoer 6rmtflin
1915 6-GDlinoer GatiouoI.
1914 6-gplinoer 0dflmo.
1918 6.Gplin0cr 5rdnflin,
1914 Rouih2 nng electric.
1918 6sGpIinber Brrmier.
1915 4.Gnlinoer 8si5eoe $3.50
1914 4.GDLinoer Garter Gar.
1914 4.GplinOer @bite 30.
1912 4-gnlin0er 0nerlan6 $500
1910 4sGplin0er Chalmers !. 5000
1915 6.Gnlinoer gnige. -. $500
1912 4.GDlinber Woon. $3.50
9eltpus Garage.
2205 6arnom Ctr. Eel. 8oug. t7t2
-12.7.1G
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Ginen amen gldtr eanb.

1 fein gelegener A.der 2anO, Sc
.unb Spring 5trobe.
~ Qder fem gelegeHes Gano,
.ndtlia bon genion $tl50.
5 adcr. 6 3mmer Snus cinac-
5duut, 6 glod peItlid bon 5lorence,
$4,000.
8erfGufe gegen 8e0ingungen o0er
gegeu austauid Sores Souies.
5e0t inns negen Bargains. Geutihc
I5irma.
9tGsp grps.,
t06 McGaque glog Omaha, Rebr.
Eel. Douglas 1853. -f2.28sfG
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R6otOorap6iIdes glieIirF.

pDutpBtuPHilpJeN F
geltelt 6amilienbilo leet 'nadlf
arobe 5reuoe in tiiuftigen Sab
rem. 5pc5ialpreis fur aontirmnIt.
Sen. beiudt unO iebt iDus mr.
hir onbere getau. SO b. Dnt. aiifru.
-, RembraaOt Stnbiu,
90. uno Jarnam 5trnbe.
.llnIcre gtl6er perblaiien MEL
4.i0.i7
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Rebrosfa ,yarmts.
geleaeu6eit far 6armsr i'm
0Drb 9;latte Sale.

0an Ieie mas oieier 5arnter gu
iogen bot:
Bridgeport, lcbr., 16. gtob 1916.
Central Stotes 2anb So,
Omaha ale6r.
8eebrte pcrren!
Seit Den lttten iedsunoreiBiq
sSobren mar id) in Morrid Gountli
ais 5orner t1tig; bos 2nno in Der
! @eqeno eiariet lid Dprtreifii6 fir
ader6au, 8icb5udt mo Molfereien.
g9aiier fir 8erleielng leidt erb0lt-
lid un6 profttGbel. sd erutete !
1onnen alfalfa Der ader, 3uder.
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Week.End.

Mrs! ~! II. Andrews and Miss Lu'
liz Htxon are spending the weekend
with friends I'M Clarksburg.