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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-12-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Serial No. O9774

In the United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada, Oct. IS, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that the
Phoebe Last Chance Mining Company
a corporation of Nevada, by M. l..
Lee, it's attorney in fact, each Of
whose residence and post office a6-
dress is Phoebe, Nevada, has made
application for United States Pat
ent for the Velma, Last Chance Sill
yer Mining Co., Dead Pine, Column
bine. and Missing Link Fraction
Lode Mining Claims Consolidated,
U. s. M. S. No. 4163, of the official
surveys Of and within Highland Min
ing District, Lincoln County, Nevada,
as shown upon the official plat and
described in the field notes OF the
official survey on file in this Office,
with magnetic variation of 16 deg.
30 min e as follows, towit:
Commencing at Cor. No. of
said Last Chance Silver Mining Co.,
lode, from which the "A section COR
ner common to and between sections
% and 23, T 1 N, r &C E, Mt. Di-
ablo Base and Meridian bears N 81
deg. Al min. w 529.3 feet distant,
and running thence N deg. 10 min.
E 631.5 feet to corner No. of
said lode, thence North 67 degrees
26 minutes E 1850 feet to corner
No. Of said lode; thence S deg.
10 min. w 6315 feet to cor No. 4
OF said lode, which is identical with
cor. No. 2 of said Velma lode; thence
s SO deg 81 min. E 1929 feet to
cor. No. 3 of said Velma lode; thence
s % deg. "a min f $685. feet to
GRO No. of said lode; thence S SO
deg. i min. E 1914 feet to cor. No.
of said Columbine lode; thence 8
~ deg. Is min. E 500 feet to cor.
No. of said lode; thence N. SO deg.
81 min. w 1903 feet to cor. No
of said lode; thence S CT deg 26
min w 569.7 feet to cor. No. 6 of
said lode, which is identical with cor.
No. of said Missing Link Fraction
lode; thence s. 76 deg. 80 min. w
1862 feet to cor. No. of said lode
thence N 81 deg. IS min. w 379.s|
feet to cor No. Of said lode, which
is identical with cor No. 1 of said
Dead Pine lode: thence S SO deg.
AZ min. w 1922 feet to cor. No. s
of said lode; thence N % deg. "a
min. w 601.5 feet to cor. No. s of
said lode: thence N "a deg. OIL min.
e 1884 feet TO said cor. No. 1, the
place of beginning, which is identi-
cal with cor. No. l of said Dead Pine
lode, containing total net area of
91.527 acres, all OF which is claimed
and applied for, the conflict between
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-12-15
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Permission to Appropriate the
Public Waters of the State of Ne
vada
Application No. 4215.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day Of November, 1915, in ac-
cordance with section SO. chapter
lao, Of the statutes of 1918, Cherry
Creek Irrigation Company, corpo-
ration, of Sharp, County of Nye. and
State of Nevada, made application
to the state engineer Of Nevada for
permission to appropriate the pub
lie waters of the State of Nevada.
Such appropriation is to be made
from Cherry, Cottonwood. Pine
creek and White River Sink, to be
diverted at their junction in Lincoln
county, at point approximately N
30 deg. 81 min w 11053.5 feet
rom the Il cor OF secs. 20 and 80,
+ 2 N, r SO E, M. d. B.
& M, Lincoln county, Nevada,
by means of dam and
reservoir. and 1000 cubic feet per
second is to be conveyed to town
ships 1, 2 and 3 N, Rs SO and so
e, and townships / and S, Rs SO
and 60 L, M. D. B. & NJ. by means
Of canals. bitches and laterals, and
there used for irrigation purposes,
from April until November of each
year Water will not be returned
20 stream.
Signed. w. M. KEARNEY
State Engineer
First pub, Dec /; last pub. Dec. 20.
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agent, Jack Rabbit precinct, $500.
Spring Valley election boat
clerks and inspectors of election
$3.50.
Jack Rabbit election board, cle,Ss
and inspectors of election, $32.SO.
Mrs. Mae Pitcher, inspector Of
election, Phoebe precinct. $500.
w. U. SchOfield, fees as registry
agent, Hike precinct, $6.75.
Geo. X. Riding, inspector of cleo
ton, Caliente precinct, $500.
Caliente Athletic Association,
rental of hall for election, $1,000.
Continued on page 81
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-12-15

A local hotel keeper is reported
to have lost $40 this week by fell
low beating" it out OF town. This
particular individual drew his wages.
On the way down town, he bought a
few drinks and finally wound up in
q poker game. He lost his money in
the game-and the hotel keeper is
out one months bill for board and
room.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-12-15

The constitutional amendment
adopted by the voters of Arizona al
the recent ele ,tion became effe tive
on the 8th inst, wlra a proclamatio
upon the subject WI; : issued by Go,
ernor Hunt. Li,ror now in tie
state becomes col,raDiand
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-12-15
Good for Constipation

Chamberlain Tablets are ex-
cellent for constipation. They are
pleasant to take and mild and gem
tie in effect. Obtainable everywhere
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-12-15

There has been much complaint
heard Of late about the water from
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

The Havkeye Radio association
Tor The promotion % wireless teleg
r. ply, xill begin its third annua!
couven ton today AZ Des Moines
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
g. CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL

r D..ECEI
=
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Dublin. Ireland AK lt-,By
mail History must be a s.auy
,hing u n : a, Al. lac The records
W make ,oday OF totay.s events
Her. Fl. ,,,s las. .rsr-~a,..,, ~
r-ar.-. .,r ,rs,.,rs AZ ~ u-o-. 4
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r., -a,.I'.,- an. =. u.a.c, .r,.
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''''. f'''' o. ''@ '''-
3.
We nave d.. HI' q away Win me
Ftniao and l,'> in>,rr.s' .ons and
y vas very an rent
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Irish Rebellion a ReUOH
OF Labor; Republic Ruled
By Unions Is the Netu Plan
Epw ARD ssEIi


VT '..'' anu ''' '0J'>' ~ 'Ne
0'''. Z ~" 'o''-'' was 10 Ae'p an =
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D.. 49, , '''.'''.. ia 10 b ~ - '.' NV. Il
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>'7.'
Yet suppose. 20 ne end 81 line
'h., VIII .e The Sim Fem rebel
ION Arl SIM Feln VIII he ohlN
another name fol violence | won
der how many Other things IN his
''-y ar" an messed mp Ike this
The fact u.s. the revolt WAS d..
.,r revolt and AZ bottom II VAS
nothing else
lr Is astonishing lt is ugly. may
he and m the present condition OF
things in Europe DO d, disturbing
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

The melancholy ruins OF Dublin's
business center and the truly dis.
tressius state OF ireland today are
parts OF the harvest
The clubs and rides thar put down
the great strike and forced the
strikers back 70 the old conditions
drove the strike leaders 10 think OF
system in which the workers
nigh, have the control OF business
employment. and the machinery OF
40, rnment including police and
guns James Counolly's papers con.
tain a worked-out plan for organiE'
ing such system.
Every industry was 20 be organ
lied by its own workers. Who were
20 be in sole and complete control
OF i; Political divisions like states
counties and wards were 10 he abol
ished The WORKERS ia each indus
Jry we're 20 choose representatives,
and these were to constitute the
general government
~ a, time when all men Of the
least vision or reflection can see
close a. hand such appalling prob
/, lems Of business. labor. industry
and lite as the world has not known
nor dreamed of-when $500 0oo
armed workingmen are soon TO re-
turn 90 ENGLAND and demand work
I that they never can get persons
aware OF The foregoing facts are not
keen about discussing them in pub
/ lie
/ \ parliamentary commission came
over 20 Ireland 10 investigate The
/ insurrec,ion lis conclusions hav,
never been laid before parliament
. for debate And this is why the,
I have not
These are Earring facts Blu
there is one that Is s,ill bigger
Some ~ tho London newspaper
are now printing most carefully pre-
pared articles on what shall be dom
20 keep out az the abyss that all
open the momen' he Mar is over.
The London Times prints the bes
Of these. its evidently inspired Az
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

COMPANY
The Second of statements each complete in itself
Bv David 4 Brown. Presiden General Ice
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

g1'-rllF proposed a g9,erauenr SUB
siGy io- dee s-sc.isF I'm 2 order tha,
b. might assist IE. COS -nueUr a
i-s work a. education and tha' i
y . a work ul.af - made posi-
DC In every state capital % he "a
tion
Barau-. Of Or sIa... g-ea, lanI-
arft WITH rta Latin peoples and
the wonderful. growth which tha
Young Mems Christian associations
ar. -sid 20 have made i- Mexico g.
is believed fg MANY students q %"
situation .1a- an understanding vii
1o mnch more readily reached than
e l-a reFre- artatiTe ot S-est
Christian orrarIkauar or tas church
es-s mo-, men ae. ri rho commits
siCr
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK--Just az Joe Hard
ing. 10, swung his bat in a ball
game during a hail and thunder
storm. lightning struck him dead
NEW YORK-Bresd sliced with q
safety razor. coffee stirred with
scissors and ham sliced with surgi-
cal knives was the Bellevue hospi.
tai physicians breakfast. Somebody
stole the silver.
NEW YORK-Travelers from Con.
stantinople. arriving aboard the
Ryndham. declared the cheapest
shoes obtainable in the Turkish cap
ital cost SIS a pair
LONG BEACH. |. Girls. on the
beach here are wearing automobiles
on their feet They whiI along the
board walk sinEly and in pairs, The
device is controlled BY a long han
die
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
BOY KILLED IN
FALL FROM WHEEL

Leonard Tarert. = years old. No
- ra-R,oIs-ave Windsor died IN
The Hotel uie1 hospital slnday
morning from injuries received
when 30 fell from hrs bicycle 10
trying 70 avoid an automobile ~
dsy afternoon TIE handles ~ he
vince pierced his stomach The
funeral sill te held Tuesday morn
laz. from the Immaculate Concep.
rio- church. sHt .rtsrren' 9lil %
M the s. Alfonso cemetery,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
SCOURGE DELAYS
SCHOOL OPENING
IN WINDSOR

The public schools OF Windsor
have been ordered closed indefinite
ly by Dr. G. r. Cruickshank. health
orHcer owing 70 the prevalence OF
intantile paralysis and the fear OF
It's spreading The opening day. or
dinarily. is the nrs, Monday in Sep
TENDER The Collegiate institute is
not included in this order
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

ticles being written by some sstute
thinker concealed behind the In
itials ID. b."
ID. b." is engaged In urging that
the government adopt what is in ef-
feet James Connolly's idea OF the
guild organization OF industry. eN-
cept that the guilds are 10 be con
troiled in all respects and NJ all
times by the employers, owners
and nnanciers'
Many astounding things have been
produced by the war. but doubt
II anything has come forth more
astounding than this
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
The Poor Mans Club
81 MoRDEN WARD

--
Ihry 'r, ms me saloon i 'he
poor man club That depends
ar1r which side 81 the bar the man
q, who owns, he club. II he Is the
man behind ne bar 81 may or NAV
nor os rue II Be- i the fellow on
,1s outside % ,he bar 70 - True
vt,s u Hs 'hs poor msn Is
uesn, he nan who pays ne bills
1-i bus me a''Ee. there can os
mo- denying The statement that -,
saloon 81, poor mans clue
The sra-e- 20 attends club meet
me-. OBJ. -1e-s- Pr. : aiwsys. snd
o. Nil. TAX. .r Independent income
., ss.r ., III especially IN Detroit
whore The e.rr Is in session -
hours a tay ar! seven DAYS week
m matter ra, ee!l o. ~ IL when
t. .-s, -o.-. r-e c,ab he will &c
moor man II he Keeps &, ~ long
enough poor In purse poor IL
-oay moor IN mind. poor in morals.
-,,~ in character poor in reputA.
-,or -o,- .r friends POOR in ever
vsv
And vsr A saloon is nor 4 poor
man. rr-N because = poor man
r.--o, maintain a mem bership IN IL
81 .-or- .rtr-i-E his family.
The saloon q, .us, place 20
mend money Every man who en-.
,s-s , saloon sXrects 20 spend more
NJ less money while he Is there.
and ohar - more he Is expected
,o snent money or keep ont No
saloon was ever large enough 10
make room for men who DO not
.rard a-y,rtrE AZ ne bar
II Won doubt th. statement step
mo saloon sometime and quietly
A.. down and keep s,.U See how
Inn v,.u h. -ba-. before a hint
,s owen --4- rosfers are not per
rnt-,-t saloon loayer - he man
ahe doe. no, sae7d ANYTHING A. ia.
s.- To e.. o-r Of he loafer class
an ina. is necessary. j. 10 spend
mono, .~.slv The more a mar
/ s-e75. rho farther no = removed
I .-4,- .r. ,,,fa- ~ .aIoon oarlance
y, MN .s welcome in a saloon IN
less - .,r.-tbt.,ss 10 he eXcheouer
ma, Who snen4s his evenisg.
IN -sIoo, or N seve~a, saloon.
alternately cannot get OF without
.na,5ing A. lea., s. week or NJ
ua-ss That does not mean IN,
man a.ho roas into saloon occs
sio0alIv axes a drink or two ant
r-s. on, 5ut ne nan VIA make,
/ .n- .s,aor MS club as I, ver-
Eve dollars a week means s2s,
I vsar 7-s.-v heavy annual due
1 so- poor man 20 paw. Perhaps (
+. more han Tho dues IN the mos
exclusive club IN Detroit. and We
NO arc tod the saloon u the POO
mans club T. 4 group OF congenia
/ ror-g men shoglt form a club viii
$3.50 annual dues. II would 5e a.
mos i-upossih,e 20 maintain thei
oyo,a OF members The dues woui,
I ss too high no matter VIVA, clul
/ facilities were offered Yet the 50
loon exact. more rhan that amour
/ from every Young man zho JOIN
The poor mans club. and are on
RACED 10 think anyone should ar
emp, 10 deny hem the privilege
FOR the $3.50 the Young man pay
/ m he saloon club he could pay ~
annual dues in every Masonic bod,
in Detroit. and every Oddtellow an,
every Knights of Pythias body. ar,
ne Elks Eagles. Owls. Moose. In
/ dams. All OF then and be a char
Ter member OF the Elephants. CT
-aras. Rat'lesnakes. IArks. Hum
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arbeiter erdaIten eObnsrLSGnmal

Mpdbile, CONT, 81. gIpril.
gdt beige 8oaenfabrifen haben
ibren a(ngeiteIlten freiwiats eirc
9obnerbobung bon 5 bis 10 8ro.
sent befpiniet. Gina 5000 Sin.
aeite1te tperocu bnpon b%etroffen. Die.
ielben batten erit I'M 6ebrlor eine
2obuaufbeiierung bon 10 4rodent
erbolten.
4ittsburg, ga, 81. apriI. = Die
McSeeiport Gin Hlote so. bat ibren
Sanomertern cine 2oDnerb6bung bon
10 Qro5ent freitpiaig angeboten.
gieiu Sharon, 8a, 81. april. -
gtiua 1900 4neclteaten bieiiger
Sodofen muroe cine 2obnerbobuno
bonn 1. @iai ob 5ueeiproden.
Hoanofe, 9a., 81. @pril. - Die
Rorfoif & BeItern @iienbabn.@e
leaidnft bat alien ibren augeite[l.
ten, Die uidt 9titgIieo elmer Union
limo, Die 2Obne nm z Yro8ent err
.bobt. Die oooon ~berilbrten ange.
itellten iino meiit in ben offices ooer
in 8peigen beiddftigt, in Oeuen e.
feline Unions gibt. =.
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etpo 1 Subr ipurlOS beri6pun-

ettpd I Sabr ipurIos 6eridplirl-
ben.
Otto, GmiIie, 2ebrerspitme, God
ter zines gbicagoer GabritbeiiBers,
grbihaftsiade.
Parbs, Sobonrtes, 3tgurrenmdder,
ioa iid in Detroit, Nlid., befin0en.
grbldaftsiohe.
8eterfen, Qgel, 5uIest 5034 Got.
tage @robe ane., Chicago, mobr-
boft.
Reimer, 2uOpig, am II. SUM
1873 IN anieiteOt geboren, Ioa fid
1891 In SEEM gort o~ufgebaIten
bobeu. grbidaftsioha.
@DIter, aooIf &6eooor, geb. 8,
October 1926 III Staae, areis
0%torienburg, 8eitpreuBen, ioG in
ben neun8iger Sabren III Chicago
geitorben lein. Raffommen ooer
getautrte poaen udbere angaben
MAIDEN.
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Qentider 0amen @eaeIIIn6

glm n1ditan Sonntog, ben %.
dpriI, miro Der beutide 9amen-
Stegelflub I'M 8eutihen 5ollie cine
done 3iterfeier peronItaIten, tDelfe
Elm edit oeuti6es Set al peroen
uerIpriht. Die 8eier nimmt nm
1 ll6r na6mittags ibren gnfang.
Inter anoerem 1T Gieriufen fir
ainoer torgeieben, tuG6ren0 Die ga.
men, mel6e Dem ae9eliport buloi.
sen, iif BEL etnem 8reisfeaeln
greiie boIen fonnen. Sir mloere
unterbalt1tngen uno @%rfriidungen
lit notilrLi9 beItens Gorge eetra.
aen. Gin ibSner Bal beidlieBt
6ann am abeno Die 5eier, gu mel
der iif boffentlih Die 9eutiden
redt 5abIreid einiteuen tperOen.
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9oninLariid aeindlt.

9as fniferlih 0eutide aoninlat,
8. Stod ger. 122 Glib Wlidigan
8onlebaro, Chicago, ST., iudt gta9s
ridt iber DEN 8erbleib Der nnfIge-
nanrten 8erf6pQenen 5t e%rlangen:
g oe m 9, 8i4n, geb. am rs. Suli
1888 in Greiberg |. 9. 2estbe-
fannie aorelfe: 9atrott, @idtean,
465 Berlin StrnBe.
9embringfi 9ntou, friiBer m
Buffalo, g. g., mobnbaft geipepn.
felt 1910 in Chicago auf Groft-
0dnpfern tdtig geiUefen, Ooer iet
ne Grben. (grbidoft.)
Grtebrid, Au0olf friiber III
amdno, Soma, tpobnbaft ~getueien.
(Grbihaft.)
Scoop, Saul Saug gbuar0, geboren
an A. auguit 1886 in Samburg.
2nmpeI. aIfra0 aIDin geb. am
Is. 0Gr5 1890 IN Dresden. Set
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Die gaas in 0tprenRen.
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rnna ibrer &eimat ertrascr.

gDie bic Oapreaben bic 3eri6runS
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mutstrsue 9erausgebsr Der 3eiti9ritt
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mat 0emiibt lit. 0bpobI CT istnen
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men, beIudte sr i'm oersungeneri
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Ieine Stnoriif, tolgenoermdBen:
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ma nit 3uosrlift srfilt. Dait 3u'
perIi9t; neil i'd %nirsenOs 5erbro9ens
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fla bsrppr. 4ber nit geraDe5u be-
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gegen. Dena d .. in elmer Stuot,
in Der BON fat 100 6duiern uur nod
ausgebrannts auinsn geblisbsn iinO,
uub BON benen nan in Oieiem Sabre
pabriasinli9 uidt mehr als funt
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meme 6rags. mann OsItn Die Std0t
pisOer fertig itiu miro. elmer Der
Staotpdter altnortet: Dos tpstB
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uns nod einen 3peiten uno Dritten
8iutsr 70 einridten, fOrtaieben mirO
iaon .siner, benz fe bcfIen 6o9 ole
mlf Before Better" Oosr penn IN
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8irtin mir iagtt: ia, oente %.
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o0oer penigTtsns D beBte 9etrol'
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srt sigsntlin teunen.
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porosn 1T, er5d6lte mir f~olgenoss:
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alien, ~nteDriger feRIterioisu pferoe'
itaQ nit Deden uH0 stnigsn 8etttrs
,iiten cine untertunftiteue eingeri4s
tst. Der aarlprat lieB our9 einsn
ulaurer Elm Jsnitsr uno cine 9ufts
Sns0flnung ausbre4m uno stnIge
MatrdBen bsrbeii9affen. Sbm
Idisn lber bic nntsrtunftIteas trOss
Dem 8a Idngerem 4ufteatbalt uHgss
eignet, un0 er nolte DeranlaIien
odB bic Jamilit III tinsm nsuiger
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baten bic Geahten ibn, bod nihta
bu GuOern. es ii iest aIes oio fein"i
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fremoss 9runoitid uuO anoeren geus
ten 3ur gait fallen. Der 2anbrat
Iagtc mir, oob sr pom i40nm
Rbein bertammenb - elm tleines
gruItln por 0itprsaBsH geaabt bdtis,
dber feineH arais nun in Da9rbett
lie6stpOnneH babe. ieiner tapfersn
RreisininTen tpegen."
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MHRerbuA fur ale arten uoa 6GteI.
nrbeiten.

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Edit AHtpeiiungen uiib neuelts Mlu.
fer fir gebdfelte GinIdse nno sri.
ben. abbiIouHgsn FLAG un6 oettlih,
an0 ieoer 6aoen lit 81 ieben. Sic
fonnn nitt feblgeben in auferti.
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uno gini1se, tDie man Fe eebraudt
fir Toidentiiher, gorb1nge, bed.
den uto Sohs. Se0es glh 1T fir
fib Elm @dr5es, unS fem W1uiter
stpeimal entbnIten. aeine 5rau
ioute obne oieie Slider fem.
81 beIteIIen 81 II gts. pro Bud
hurd Omaha Eribiine 1911 9otDorb
Ctr, Omaha.
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@eitere britiide sdiffe berIenFt.

2on0on, 81. 9lpriI. Der britis
ide 9reimaitcr o8aoenbiIl" pur0e
Gienstag pom einem oeutiden 8nllf-
loot oerientt; Die Mannidaft tultr.
DC aerettct. yMnoenbia" mar 1925
lonlen groB. Der britiide Gam.
gfer ogniugom1n" mtroe ebenfaGs
uerienft. GerieIbe mar 4017 Con,
len groB mf0 nur6e I'M Sabre 1911
Dom Stapet geIaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
Gng(i(c6e unO fran
56lld6e p%rebaimmen!
SpmObl Sie 9onSuucr mic bic ga.
riier 3eitnnsen luben bic
ameIitaniide Note.

9onocn, 81. apriI. - Sbaleid
Die 9epei9eu aus Set Ser. Staa.
ten 0arnuf biuoeuteten, oaB Die
Ser. Std1ten cine nadoriidIide go.
IL an 3eittihlanS a6Ierloen mir.
ben bat oer Son Der ariprnhe beg
RrdliOeuten @illon al ben Son.
greB bier cIgemein iiberraidt.
Dlrdidnittlif be5eidnen Die Sci.
titngen Die gtote ais EN- Ultima.
Tim, obgleid fir Die 9(ntport fein
beitimmteS Gntrm feitgeiest lit.
Die Neimtng 1T iber 3elttid-
IanOs 5utiinitige Saltung aeteilt.
Ginige 9ldtter gIaltben nidt, boB
GeutidIanO oen 5oroerrngen Der
Ser. Gtanten nadgeben miro, dnoe.
re itn0 ebenio fiber, oaB 9eutId,
Iauo eber feline ungeiesIide Eaii6-
boot riegfugrllng oufgeben miro.
ais einen @rud NIT Der groBteu
Der neutraIen 03Gdte 1erbei3ufiib.
rem. Sic gtpte bate penig @ffett
off Die g0rie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
Barton &c 0aaaaher inaen:

aodt ben 4affee mad Der alt Be.
iudbtten oeutihen @eiie uno &c.
Ernudt ben befanuten nber Sos
eerditeten Barton aaifee, ulo SIR
nerOet ben beItuun6enoen foitIi9ell
anffee erbaIteL ben SIR lie ge.
trurten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-21
Wtarftbtri6te.
fin6nieb-3nfubr 600.
Wepf Etiere W}arft felt.

Rin6DieB-3nfubr 600.
@eef Stiere, Warft fet.
SdbrIinge 9.15.
eSabrLinge $50.
Suite bis bette SdbrItnge 800
$50.
9orn gefiitterte geeoes.
9iemli1 quite bis CUTE, 800
9.35.
9titteImdbige S.60-S.90.
8en6bnlide 1880.
aabe, Marft felt.
8ute Big bette aiibe 7.25-8.00.
3iemIif CUTE 6.25-7.25.
0littelmaBige 4.00-6.25.
6eifers, M}artt felt.
@nte bis bette Sellers 7.50-
8.35.
gtoders un0 GeeOers, @arft
felt, Ieidter.
@ute 8eeOers 7.95-s.5o.
MsitteIm6Bige 1856.
@etp0bnIide 6.50-7.40.
@utc bis feIte Stoders 100
gtod aii6c e.25-7.25.
5tof Sellers 6.75-8.00.
5tof adlber 7.00-8.50.
Deal aaLber 7.25-t0.50.
gnls, 5taas 6.o0-S.00.
s~dpeine-8uinbr 1900; @urfi
felt, itort.
gurdidnittspreis 9.25-9.40.
5daFe-3nfubr 1890. Rarft itarf.
2dmmer tt.55.
Nio6er 10000.
eydbrlinge S.50-f025.
Wlutteri9aie 8.35-8.65.
G6icaeO Rarftberidt.. .
Gi nOpieH3ufubr 1000.
Morft felt.
95dIter yreis 9.65.
Sdmeins-3ufubr $4,000; 5-f0
nieoriger.
Durdidnittspreis 9.5o-9.7o.
0odfter 4reis $50.
Edafe-3ufubr 1000; Ndrft fet
aanias Gits Mnrftberidt.
AinobieB-3ufubr 100. Wlarft no
mifal.
6od)iter greis $50.
aiibe niO Seifers, Wtorft lang
fam, felt.
Gtoders, Iaieiam
adlber IauelnlH.
aiibe felt.
Sdmeine-3uFubr 1850; Waorft
5 n%ie0riger
9urhidnittspreis 9.35r9.55.
6ohIter Breis 9.65.
Shafe-3ufubr 400; 9farH felt
21mmer 11.35.
81. SOIepb Inrttberidt.
JlinSbIeb-3utubr 100; Rarft no.
minal.
6ohiter greis $50.
5dlfDeine-3ufnbr 1900.
Mtarft itiUah; s nie0riger.
Tlnhihnittspreis 9.85-955.
Sodfter 9reig 9.6215.
SAaFe-3ufnbr $500; Wnrft felt
na-.a n..A L. ns.C.