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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
Gates Items

Capital Journal Special Serviee.)
Gates, Ore, Oct, l0-Roy Long got
his foot mashed in Clement camp this
morning and was taken to Mill City to
the hospital.
Gay More had the bad luck to slip
and fall and break his leg over again
and was taken back to the Mill City
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin are the
happy parents of pair of twin girls
born October 3, both mother and babies
are doing fine.
Mrs. Frank Bevier has gone back to
San Francisco, Cal, again after spend
ing the last few months with her hus-
band in Gates.
Bert Bevier went to Albany on bust.
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fair, of Idaho. are
the happy parents of baby boy born
October /. Their friends of Gates will
be glad to hear about the new boy.
Little Gen Henness is able to sit up
after a long sickness and his many
friends will be glad when he can start
to school.
Mr. Patters and family are moving to
Mill City this week.
Mr.. Long has gone TO Portland on q
visit for few weeks.
Everybody is getting ready to 90 20
Albany for the big Roundup Saturday
of this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
Monmouth News

(Con;t,1 To,,,n,I Suo;oI uo.,.;N
nv, N"pi'"1 oo'' ""' 'p''i"' ''.' w.
in1 ssuuei,'s VI the normal helu STU,
u.". pou' e,,e'ion '"st "eunes""I any
rleeteu ~ iun quota OF ottleefs as foi-
ic"s' iesioeh'' a. N'GiIslan'' vi SoNe'
c ee,Presiueh', Oiafa hu'heT1oru' or
T9S "nDS .,easuieI, uer'Inue Nr,lson' u
iioou hiNei' SECRETARY, bessie DaNl"aoh'
u or'la"u' selsIan. .a',urlls' iierin"',
i,unu, VI OoNe' "'"is!lc ina"uEer; ruu'
ply" u, VI if''i'N' eui'oI Vi 'he Norn'
LUIS NoWs.ii, ~ roftlanu; business
,'l"nuser VI .he Mprhi' o, Marion nutier' OF
NV ~ penuo..e' i1. iney "'so e'eele" So
.l"l eon'lli''ee % NV 'Ie'u"' oourse
o,rnii''ee i, &c 0l '"isy anu s'uuen' pous
,ou'''lt VI iou. iepruury seniors' 'hree
'pne sci.iorS, 'iNe juniors ana one soph'
oiIore' ir
IN ny iie' '"iee u"Hs Vi nrN, Neeh
M Nm ps s'Nen oNer " tne io'N 'ouh'y
ien'ners institute at DalI"s, SO mere
WI wil pe no SchooI mere at thot time;
n'ss hoi",osh anu MISS Arnu'hho' VIII
pe among 'ie PIln,lpas III 'ne Worh Us
usual n reS''iei,t NcNeri,lan, IFoI' ven,
,'e e % ',.u ~ i''n'",l' al VI the norman
,aey ,aeul.y ""l lrol, H. n, , heuricN, OF
monmouth hlsh schnoi, an nave u part
vi .ne Pr1srahi' ne lns'i'ute Is III
.na'so u. rioSu ~ Moore, vi Moh-
NOUN, coun'S suPerih'enueh'' anu ou'
P',,"''"'eit' ny "oiuH'
monmouth hiSh school mas the largest
NV, nuinpei Ui PuPlis ever registered, the TO,
,aa "a, en,o'l',,ei'' "t up ~ uh.c oel"e o.. al
.no 'easnels are !me pes' III 'neir me
in, hnu 'nis year WI WI , .unuoup'culy DE
'"Nhei Ni"n.. ole l." so9o ,! Moik uccomPilsheu.
,.a. Uou'm Nia anu 1loi"l.y was VlSi,eu
,aHt -ronuaSi ueSuuy anu "cuhesu"y
i;iHin5 hHn5S VIZ WIN % neaVy iros's ; anu zee which %
,,.h Niiiyu NOS lllos. saIucn vege'apies ana done
''%In VIZ u"ninee " ooin'
"" ''ro' S.t gong up ~ ms ven
l:,.o, nS re- so,',,o.i ~ Os'Io'n mas iin,sheu 'ne
cement iouhdation ior ms sil0, ana is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
Are You Poorly? (?

Poor health and rundown condition
may be the outcome Of spell of stom-
ach trouble;
hut listen TRY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM The LIVER
Everyone Should Drink Hot
Water with Phosphate In It,
Before Breakfast

To feel as fine as the proverbial
fiddle, we must keep the liver washed
clean, almost every morning, to pre-
vent its sponge-like pores from clog
ging with indigestible material, sour
bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted
physician.
If you get headaches, it IS your liver.
If you catch cold easily, it IS your liver.
If you wake up with bad teste, fur.
red tongue, nasty breath or stomach
becomes rancid, ii IS your liver. Sallow
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes
all denote liver uncleanliness. Your
liver is the most important, also the
most abused and neglected organ of
the body. Few know its function or
how to release the dammed-up body
waste, bile and toxins. Most folks
resort to violent calomel, which is a
dangerous, salviating chemical which
can only be used occasionally because
it accumulates in the tissues, also at
tacks the bones.
Every man and woman, sick or well.
should drink each morning before
breakfast, glass of hot water with
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate
i'll it, to wash from the liver and
bowels the previous days indigcstible
material, the poisons, sour bile and
toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and
freshening the entire alimentary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not re-
strict the diet like calomel, because it
can not salivate, for it is harmless and
you can eat anything afterwards. 1t
is inexpensive and almost tasteless, and
any pharmacist will sell you quarter
pound, which is sufficient for dem
onstration of how hot water and lime
stone phosphate cleans, stimulates and
freshens the liver, keeping >you feel.
ing fit day in and day out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
SCOTS Mills News
Capital Journal Special service.)

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Scots Mills, Ore, Oct. l0.-C. NJ.
Philips had the misfortune of having
his barn burned last week. He had
built small dryer for his family use,
in the back part of the barn and had
fire in it at the time. 1t is supposed
that in some way the barn caught fire
from this. 1t was by great effort, on
tho part of the crowd that gathered,
that Mr.. Philips house was not burned
also.
Many of the people here attended the
state fair. All that we have heard ex-
press themselves have said it was the
best state fair they had ever attended.
Mrs. Anna Commons received four prizes
for needle work and tatting.
Our w. c. T. u. reorganized at its
last meeting. Mrs. Worth Coulson was
chosen for president. Mrs. Evelyn Rice
for vicepresident. Mrs. H. b. Taylor,
secretary. Mrs. Shorey, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Amanda Shifts,
Alr. Dave Delano accompanied by
Miss Bertha Miller and Mrs. Newton
and her two sons, motored tD Marquam
Saturday evening.
Air. Perry Wells and Mr.. Stonehocker
accompanied by Miss Hazel Tucker and
Miss Florence Frazier, all of Salem, mo-
tored to Scots Mills Sunday afternoon
and attended Friends church in the ev-
ening, returning home after church.
School opened here October 9 and
then adjourned until the next week on
account of teachers institute at Sa-
lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addleman are prepar-
ing to return to Indiana to take charge
of their farm there. They are intending
TO fix up the place and then sell it and
retarn here TO make their future home.
This is what their friends here are hop
ing they will do.
A party Of our young folks motored
to Salem Friday night to attend c. E.
social held at the Friends church in
Highland. They returned the same even
ing.
Mr.. Dave Delano is preparing TO
make a trip to North Dakota in order to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
Rickreall Items

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Rickreall, Ore, Oct. l0.-Mr. d. f.
Hodge, father of Mrs. Fred. Auer, Mike
and Ed Hodge, died at the home of his
son Ed, four miles north of Rickreall
Wednesday morning after several weeks
serious illness. He is survived by his
wife and several children, who live near
Rickreall. His funeral was held from
Chapman 5 undertaking parlors at l0;3O
Friday morning.
Rev. Burns, who breaches here and at
Beuna Vista was very seriously injured
Wednesday while helping to clean. up
the camp grounds at Quinaby Park.
Little hope is held for his recovery.
School commenced Monday with Mr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
TO HELP WOMEN

After terrible sufferings mumberloss
women have used Lydia +. pinkbam =
vegetable Compound and recovered
from ailments peculiar to their sex.
Many of these. who cannot bear that
other women should suffer as they did
without knowing what to do, have writ
ten letters telling their experience to he
published TO the world. These honest,
helpful stories are constantly appear
ing in the newspapers. Read them,
ailing women, they are written with 40
motive but your good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10

Approximately % students have reg
isterea for work in mathematics under
Prof. James T. Matthews this year,
which is an unusually high percentage
for college of liberal arts enrolment
today. University students as rule are
averse TO study of mathematics and
prefer the social sciences or letters.
Inasmuch as all of Professor Matthews ;
courses are elective. it speaks well for
the efficiency of the professors Is meth
ods of instruction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10

In the case of James Withycombe,
governor, Ben W. Olcott, secretary of
state, and Thomas b. Kay, state treasur-
er, agaiLct Emma G. Robinson ct al. an
action to recover funds loaned to the
defendant from the state treasury, de.
cree has been issued by Circuit Judge
Galloway that the plaintiffs do have
end recover from the defendant, Emma
&. Robinson, the sum of $5,SS7, with in
terest. 1t is further decreed that the
Security state bank recover from de-
fendant the sum of $l,73O5O, with in.
terest. AMI it is also decreed that the
abbott of st. Benedict's abbey, Mt.
Angel, recover from her the sum of
~, i2o.5o with interest. The mortgage
Of the plaintiffs, the two mortgages of
the Security State bank, and the mort.
gage of the abbott of St. Benedict IS are
ordered foreclosed to satisfy the said
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10
H. Kleeger, ct al.

y decree severing the bonds of matri.
mony between Lizzie O. DeBord and AL.
bert o. DeBord has been granted by
Jud &c Galloway in response to the com.
pluint of Mrs. DeBord.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10

A marriage license has been issued to
Walter +. Schramm, of Woodburn. and
Pearl Edna Grassman. Of Gervais.
Anglers licenses have been issued ia
Francis Connor. Of st. Paul; Leo Gold.
ade and Anton Goldade. of Mt. Ange.
4 hunters license has been issued TO s
J. Merton, Of st. Paul.
A certificate of attachment has been
filed in the case of G. c. Eksman VS.. j.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10

sell a farm he owns there.
Miss Lila Brougher is home from
Newberg and is clerking in her father s
tore here
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-12

Not only dncs ihp STORY 90 pon-
MARKS reported Indemnity IA Gore
many COR apvscd violation 80 ncntul-
ity lend color On she prospective salv
~ the three tiny West Indian island
by nomnark 90 the fnilea states. bat
the STORY. oemina just nhra ihc iuaty
fnr thr sale M the ialands has been
signed and enls awaite the faiiiieailon
~ The iWn countries irElslatlyu bodies.
sounds plauslbio lndeua
There q another report thst she
treaty - haiiir "a meet resistance In
The Danish parliament. bat u Is a eo-
cidonce " nothing else that the puieh
Meat indian islands wcw fur sole u
1909 Tor t5.ooe. 900. whereas som, mem.
beers ~ the Dutch parliament ore no~
reported as saying the {2sono eoo II
American money offered ia too chraN
ana The reported indemnity demanded
by Germany ~ s42.seO.Ooo lndeel
Denmark IL reported as already payina
on the heavy Indemnity
DcnsusrE ainiinuglVr country that Il
Is aud walled IN ~ belligrrvu, cpun-
tries thnt could crush her like she'll
aurely Is now wallowing ln wealth
that she daeAn'l need. ANA Il IS rfasou-
able 90 sellcye thai Il Germany de-
nianded s21 soooo0 - Denmark Tor a
violation % neutrality that pcnmCrl,
might have 70 admit, Denmark would
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-12

fosk over the t2g 5000 even cen
ihree n4salB lupouaui laiands io get
lt rather Than ie drawn luso "a war ga
whien sha would fare iuHt about az
well az Belgium
n thcrf b. ~ uppfsition in the Dam
ish pauismrut O. She safe - THESE is-
landa. Ii obviously ls based on moth
lnr more ihan creed f0r skp hiFh WINS
frlrrr. for ~ opposition tu Csc deal
naa bean heard 10 except Insofar a.
ere price ~ concerned
tmfrra miehf properly bore That
ihe part 10 ihe first rar 81 ihir htils
west Indian DEAD nas actually art $50.
'aieI nsf neufnAiy docs noi havr anl
lndtmnitF fn pas ard thAs she mas
hakF the wh0ie i2s.Hgl.NeH far Der uwH
afe ard hourfIt Fur worm star.
Telegram
To the first 200.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-12

- =
OTIS Tarner Directs Fiors Dc Aavcn.
lHre tar otia Trrnsr eHn has usI
u0furHaa tu ln1tr.ai lIu luuHr d.
short vacation is Nir.etIne uhr i1Hra
Parser H. Narru bon p n'r uri kI
Feather ufufactlaa. Thr Seekers
ahi.h Nti .ame in the Hox rHe fr.
tr.llY toe tw ~ wtHb ar o.el
rrntrlau
m this siar, Mlss d. Watrn $3.50 rer.
,raF the stmpathrtlc r1ir az Na.h ll.ce
Hite nure in fhr tnlurf af fHr
SEEKERS religious anet RI fhat rarl.
Nhurr pusaeaf in hlr Or in egek ft .en
Nha ORE in DISTRESS TOO roio 81 an
entireiF dfiortnt onr Hnd ruihIns -
sts kind has Not becn shown .n nc-
rufcs
thr story % rcn go uith thr.n ANS
hcart int,rcsi ANA pu ens M.ss pe
Heaven @ gFeAt opportunity fo distlar
histrlunig ability The $685. are laii
in ihr rrarrseee mountains ana too
stnrf depict. ihc lefr 81 tvn aroat
sfr'ug men far sl'n 10 unnian. aud
bow thc torS strength 81 her acs,kacss
domiaates ana conUaors them
7es--aalua.--
p tk. Ga ran
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Subscribers. whom ofaering a change
- addr~ss sh.nld aife both DE 90 AND
new addfes fnrfiefs ~ fnc caller
pay cash m tteir fspffr ard tfe un-
able 10 extend mere than Ne's =
credit a. aal,sefihffs Their marsh
81 profst Is anall aui q feN LOSSES vii.
be heenly frN fuhs ripNHna ore due
the carriers. and uof Tho Caller Iub-
lishlsE compaDs Complaints ~ rrf-
vice. orders 90 stari - discontinue de
livery ~ paper and changes - al
drena should BIZ addressed ur telephon-
81 90 the
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Phonn 5 B.
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Address al business communication
ana make OFT go CHECKS drsfis. mnnfi
ORDERS and eyprrHa orders q" re ifiiHi
pubiishinF tnnpnnf ~ ifHuF. nfiHlfa
and communication fhnaii hr addrsHH
81 % Editor Corpus Christi caller
Entered az second rinsa matter af ih"
Instoff.ss in cafput christi Trt1n
CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ADVERTibtRa
Saturday, Aug. ~, 1916.
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To she hrs, 200.
tAdferll1em'n'J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02
Gus fremont, Ne6r.
r9er @arid Der beutideH aOIer"
Sanftriertcr gDrtrag ii6er ben &elt-
frieg, Dun Serru 8atOr u.
Sdttes, 6reitag a6eub.

Gem 8u6llfllm bon 5remont unt
llmgegeno miro 6reitag aben0 ben
A. 6ebruar Elm i%eltener @enuB ge'
6oten perben 6ur6 ben iQuitrierter
8ortrag De8 Serrn 8nItor IS. Shu-
ties iibcr ben 8eltfrieg i'm 6remont
GpernbauS. 9us 3ben1a Oe8 8or-
TRACES lautet Der g3arib Der Oeut-
iden aoler", uao miro er oura 800
intereIIallte 8iIOer iarItriert per-
ben. Ger &eOler bat ieiner Gor-
trag mebrere @}aIe in Chicago uno
anoeren @roBitd0ten oes 2auoe5 mil
6eocuten0cm griolg gebuIten uno
iolte aid in 6rentont elm 8ablrei-
DIES 8ublifum %ar5feben. Gin 6rennl
Der 9ribiine aus 5remont, Ser init
Serru 8altor SAltteS perionIi4 Be-
fannt lit un6 ieiten gortrag lparnt
empfieblt, idreibt: v8ieier 8ortrag
ioQte in utlen Stdoten oes 2nnbes
gqb0rt tper6eu." Q(lio 8reitag obenO,
Sen 4. Qpril, I'M 6renlout 0perlt-
6aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

leute BON SSSpiDa, Die bonn 10. Bis II,
6ebrnar in 9es Moines obgebaItell
miro, iino grobe 8orbereihtngpn &C.
troffen tu0r0en. Mtan erpnrtet cine
groBe 3eilnobute aus alien Eetten
6es Stoate5.
Sir BEN iiibiiden Silfsfon6s
tpuroen in SEES 9toiuos insgeiamt
So, 249.75 oufgebra9t.
9ie 5euertpe6r mrr6e DIN Sonu-
tog fiiitnlal cur &iIfe gerufen, bod
mar in ieoem Sole 0as 6eter ulrr
m~beoeuteuo.
gde DIT 9. Ctr. un6 Morfon
ape. foatbierte Gomtag nodmittog
EN- 4Htonobil NIT eiueln GtpaBeas
bobnuugen. Ser 81. 1brtge Grocer
Srman, Meitbeiiber Der 8rdno
apenue 2n1eren, oct itfj I'M Mltto
tefnn6, mlroa 10 iffper berIebt, DOB
er uud peltlgelI StiulDelt i'm M9ercr
&oipital oeH @eiit uufgab. Ger
nit ibm fabrcnoe 4npolt 3uiiea g.
Gorliut Iieat ebenialls NIT aef1brli-
dlcu 9cr(cbusqcit i'm Soipitol 0ar.
uiFoer. Slnion hiHierI1bt lciiie
@itmc unO airleiI 9.idbrigaR ScbH.
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Gnrt Nnhae.

9ic @%etaranen oes iponiif.ome-
rifoniiden arieges fproten fth in
ibrer letter @erIommIung an
Soutag bohit eutbuidtiid fir oas
gRtIitarprogramm 0e8 8rditoenten
aus.
Die 6erren G. g. &oIbot bon
MoberIn no, un0 8. 6. gaGoman
bon Gebdr GopiDs, ga, benbitd)ti.
gen, in bieiem syabr IN Sort 9ooge
cine &lniteiS = 5abrif 81 errihten.
Die Soften oofir ii1ib mif eirpa
$4,000 beranidlagt porben. Die
5obrit fol b0dit MODERN mer6en
unb mfro tdgltb $50 &onner Gls
proou5fereu Hnnerv
Ger Degen Eruufenbeit berbnftete
Gus. 8eters nnroe 5lt IS Saaen
4rbeit ouf Sen GtraBeH ~perirtcilt,
ga er $25 @eIbftrafe nidt blcden
tonrte.
Go1mono @eib. Ser on M1on0el.
entsfnoing erfr0nft mar, If fp.e6er
icpcit beraeitelt, OaB er ietne @e.
ifoftiauna in Der 9eterfor Clothing
90. pie0er o,IEnabn1e1s tansta
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02
nurAernnaen nidt a%nneGm6ar.

Chicago, Sn,, 2. 6ebr. 9os
Grefutip. aomitee Der Niio8iation Der
eiienbobnen oes 8eitens ertldrte &c.
tern, onb Die bon ben @iienbobn.
aneeiteIlten tir5Iid gGtellten Gor.
oeruneen nbioliit nidt onnebmbar
iinb. 9ieielben beoerteten i'm 9nrd.
idnitt cine 2obnerbobung bon 25%
geeen Die geeen0drtigeu 26bne, ulO
iogar cine lolde pon S7% bel lteber.
0eit. 9ies niir0e fir Die IN 9e.
tra6t tommenoen 9obngeieIi6often
ineMaebrnusenbe bon 500, 900
pro SaBr beoeuten. Cine ioIde
Mlebrausgobe ie ibei Den gegentp1r.
tigen 5roft. unb 8er~ionenroten a6-
iolllt aliseei6toIien.
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Neuigteiteu aus SOTa!
7es Mfuines.

6err 6ml ednabel, l07 6. glbs.,
fat jest Die &srtretuna Der Omaha
3ri6iine. 9ir bitten Die Geier, benz.
iel6em 4~eAigfeiten aus air6en., Ser.
Gins. nno Jamilirntreiien 5ntpmmeu
81 laRsu, welde SsrieI6e sur Der.
5fientIiduus in Der Sribine iiber'
Riftelu mir6. GMdD nirnmt 5err
Sana6rl SRbitriptiots . GslOer in
Gmpfaug.
guraernRiitpr 6aund hot eTne
5ifentlide e%rfIGruna obgagebeu, onB
er \ ais repnbIifmtder amoioat
iilr 8i5eseogperncltr mlitreten miro.
Gr iprift lid in ieitter B~Iatfornt
gails flar tur 6rouenitilnnredt alis.
neil oaolrrd Der Stoat Soma obne
iehc Eebaitieruug ptrodeu1 blciben
miirne.
Sur Die aou0eutton Der Settungs.
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Nllr md flint Gage lang iper6en
i'm groBen automobil s&onteIt Der
a1gliAen Omaha 3ribiine Spe3ial=
Stimmen gegeben, 6eun oieie 3eit
idlieBt n6diten Molttag Q6enO.
Gs Iiegt be8bal6 i'm Sntereiie ieoeB
ein8elnen aonteitotten, einen ener.
gil9en @eriuA 81 modetL in 0ieier
fur3en Sponne 3eit nod 10 biele
ltelie 2eier lno @rneuerungen nIS
moglirb at betommeuL oer11 0omit
lit Elm ih0uer 8oriprung 81 erreis
den. Ga mad Dem SMIuB Der
5pe6taIltimnlen Der Sontelt nur nod
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10 Gage 0auert, 70 TAFT fid oenfen,
oaB ~oerienige &onteitnnt, Der jebt ei-
men groBen @~oriprung erreidt, nads
Der MIR nod i6per e~iuau6oleu ieit
miro ul0 oamit Die befteu @epinn.
6ancen bat. 0o8 ioate bon iebem
aonteitolten beadtet neroen tmo
oe5Gol6 ioqten ole Die uaditen flint
Gage unabI1iiig on Der gtr6ait bIei-
ben uno fteiBig Abonnenten fir Die
Id8Iide Omaha &ribine iammeln.
8eiouoers ioI9e &~onteitanten, Die
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Nmr nDcb flint Sage
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GrGftcn AmSSuniiscn!


.jebt nod niGt inter DEN Tiihrem
iteben ioaten itd oieie pter Sage al
ghtsen maiden; lte boben nod genltg
3eit, Inn ielbit Die boditen Soon.
teitnnten ein5ubolen, tpeun fie mtr
nit Der n6tigen @nergie ans @erf
ge5en.
@~onteItont aorL 8bilipIen ans
Seluaro Goltntp bot bellte Die Gpibe
Der aonteItlilte erretht. Sbm ollt
nGaiten itebt 5reo. 9ittmann ans
Orion Gountb uno bic brittle Stellc
aimutt SuIius 6eitner aus Douglas
gountb Elm.
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aentidler Qan6pefr.@ erein ema6a.

%NHlttBCL @NHpiptJh SNALtH %HFhTu'
@eim 2an0ne6r : 8erein ginger
ilr Die 5itirien- @efnngenef naG
Dem 81. 8e3ember, Dem Qotrtrn LII.
ierer erIten &%n6enliIte, nod elm:
gGn &lei0uug5itiifen, bon: s.
9aier, / gofct; 8ralt @lIff / s.;
Sans S9un, / s.; Com. Gteming.
/ g.; Sofn 80ttder, rs; 6. 8.
Safer, 2 Isl 8. q. &lrnoquiit, / g.;
g}r8. GburdiQ, / s.; 6rau @Ioie.
mann, / g.; Satob &oIlinger. S6el.
ton, Qe6., / g.; @. 8ieters, Gen.
6arn, 92eb., 3 aiiten mo 2 Sdfe;
6err Sdorfrpsfp, / g.; 8ii6er
SER 6obler, / Sof; ferner nod
beridjieoene GnGete obne gtnnlens-
uennung.
au acknowledgement: 6urd
Serrn @ieter8, 2enbam, BON: 8ietr.
Rippe, 81; Carl Miiller, So; @m,
Giggert, So; Gbr. 9figaert, S.; In
genount 81; ferner bon: @. Maaf,
81; 2ouiS Solder, 81; 8. S. Moble,
ST; 5rau Stdfer, 81; st. gartea,
aboca, 91e6., SIS; 8m. @aur, PaI-
mer, 0eb., So; SRI. gmiIp 5aaS,
glbion, 9teb., 50; 6ranf ltntieOt,
gortIep, Reb, $40; Conrad SarnlS,
aiburl, $3.50; 5uianmen init Dem
@rtrag Der aollefte am 10. 9e5br,
bon S34.50 mo ben am 81. 0e3br.
ouitticrten 9etrGgen $500.
Die Srodt fiir IA groBe aiiter
nad1 Sun 8rancisco betrng $51.70,
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@eaen @rosidlSdtet.

8oibington. 2. 6ebr. - SIN He.
prGientanteubauie itelte geitern SIC.
pr1Ieentout gortono bon Wiiiouri
ben autrog, bic gunoes. SqnoelS'
aommiiIion gu ermddtigen, uber Die
@eihGitsmetbooen Der 6irmen Sir.
mour, guonbp, Morris, Sul5berger,
5mift uno anoerer &roBi6l1Gtereien
unteriuhungeu ein8uleiten, Oh Die.
ielben 9egen Die i.&ruitgeieBe
beritoBen.
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Das bsribmte atte geI6iB
Die fauls Wletts4 bat in ben 317
5ogrtr i6res Daisius nur neun
S@HHe gsitusrt, 0aOon bier gsgea
ben 0einb. bic alls niat trafen.
@if8erD6r, bas Der 4uoitDr
MoIiens 1910 in aiga aRitellie, mar
70 ungsbeuer, oaB bic am 4nfang
unb am @noe unppIlitGnbiee 4uF
3eitnung cine Bsraamtntrolle bon
~ gllsn 9reits uuO 80 Glen 2dnge
Julie.
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9elS alegamSrG.
Bon Sermaun @aaner.

." " N~fN W"EFFN ..
aleHdnoro bt 9prrs lag in Ieinen
Belt, i9nar9te uno trGumts.
Wobon trdumte 4leHdnoroY
ST trdumte BON Der glGn3snbn
Offi3!ersuniform, bic er an9atte, eli
rsr Uniform, Die BON Dem sriten
S9Heiber itammts unb bic Iomit Elm
aunItpert mar.
llnb er trdumte bon benz @inbrud,
ben CT auF Dem Scrip ma9ts, BON
ben 8lidsn perbaItener @epunOes
ruug Der 5rauen, BON ben gIiden
f4Ddrmerii4er 9egeiIterung Der
WfdD6en.
Sd, BON oIIs6em trdumte 4leFans
Hre.
limb er b0rte es i'm Sraum, pte
feline 8ralt 81 ibm iugte:
oalefanoro, bister lie6te ih DID
rllr, iebt aber bette i'd DID an"
Bel bteIsn @Orten tlopfts es, ies
bod tloptte Is ni9t i'm Sraume,
Ionbsrn in Birtli1telt, uno 4Iedanz
bro FOB i4Idfrig ben aOpE um na9s
3uIeben, mas Is gebe.
@s mar Der Diener.
pSignOr, Elm grisf!"
alehanDro puroe IpFort mad,
mari ole Ieibene Dede 3uriid uno
iprdng aus benz 8ett, Denn er fpuBte,
bab Oies nur Der 8tief Isin fonnte,
Ger Brief 0es Sreunoes 8ittorio, pes
Gberitleutnant betm Stobe in Mais
lano.
limb 70 mar es.
9aittg asrtib QlsTanoro ben
llmi4lag, tntfaItete ben Brief unO
las.
@ein @eIi6t rDtste Ii6 Dor 5reube
bel Der 2ettiirs.
glls er fsrttg mar. tlati4te sr in
ole 9GnOe, pitt, 8iinoete Ii9 cine
5i9orrtte an un0 bstro4tete ii9 ana
srteunenO i'm GpisgeI.
,9apriti", iagte er gu fi4, .tpeI4
Elm Glid!"
llnb inbem er in ben eleganten
G4Iufrod idIGpfte, Idelte ct nab
BEN 0ieHer, nidte ibm IeutIelis gu
uno Taete:
.pietrO, beetle bid, made mir Oos
9dol"