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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
REV. PERRY CASE RESIGNS
FOUNTAIN CITY Passionate

tervflie. John Shoemaker. Misses Ale
tina, leila and Sylvia Lacey, Gwendo-
lyn, Martha and Geraldine Lacey.
Isom Elleman and wife OF Richmond
were the week end guests OF relatives
here.
Carols Surprised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Carroll were pleas
antly surprised at their home Sunday
by number of relatives and friends
Joshua Chenoweth and L. o. An
derson have purchased automobiles.
Howard Reid and family spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Frank Longlel-
low and family. Two cars collided
on Main street Sunday. Little damage
was done. Relatives from New Cas-
tie motored to Fountain City Sunday
and were guests Of Merrill Edgerton
and wife. The New Garden town
ship Sunday school convention was
held at the Christian church Sunday.
Dot Marine OF Richmond spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Marine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
Severe Kidney Troubles
Yield To Popular Remedy

About four years ago had severe
attack of Kidney trouble and Gravel
of the Bladder. | was afflicted this
way for one year and had severe pains
in my back and shooting pains in my
bladder; / got so bad that I was not
able to work for about two months; /
could not rest at night; | would have
to get up several times during the
night to urinate. and at these times it
caused me grest pain. read SO much
and heard so much of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp Root decided to try Swamp
Root; after taking several bottles I
was restored to good health and I
have not been troubled with my kid
neys and bladder sine I cheerfully
recommend Swamp-Root to others
with kidney and bladder troubles.
Yours respectfully,
F. H. FLEMING,
500 E. 14th ST., Pi+tsburg, Kansas.
Personally appeared before me this
5th day of May 1915, F. H. Fleming,
who subscribed to the above state
ment and made oatH that the same
is true in substance and in fact.
Joseph Keys, Justice of the Peace.
In and for the County of Crawford
and State Of Kansas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02

elected Is seven. there being twelve
councilmen. Burdsall known to be
in favor Of issuing the fire department
bonds and he may arrange to attend
the next council meeting to break the
deadlock on this measure
The administration Is keenly de-
sirous OF putting througA this ordi-.
nance and President Bavis of the board
urged its adoption He declared the
bond issue would not be q debt against
the city but an investment. He said
the motorization or the FIRE depart
ment would save the city $500 q year
on horse feed, or five per cent on the
amount invested In the Improvement.
Councilman Waterman opposed the
adoption Of the ordinance because he
did not think the amount to be issued
sufficient He said tire cost OF the
ambulance-patrol had been. figured at
1880 and investigation had shown
that $4,000 was the least amount q
satisfactory ambulance-patrol could
be purchased for. Handley favored
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DRAW PLAN
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instructed to. prepare an ordinance
providing for the issuance of the re-
funding bonds.
Report Outlines Plan.
In the report plan is set forth
for the retirement of these bonds,
year by year until 1925, which is
somewhat different from the plan pre-
yiously agreed upon by the ordinance
committee of council. The first plan
provided that the first bond retire
ment should be in 1918. when $4,000
was to have been applied to the $780,
600 refunding bond debt, exclusive of
interest, reducing the debt to $4,000.
Then each insuing year for the fol-
lowing six years $4,000 of bonds were
TO have been retired The last year
the remaining $4,000 of bonds were
to have been taken up.
The plan provided in the report sub
mitted last night makes the first pay
ment on the refunding bond debt on
July 5, this year, of $4,000 taken from
the plants sinking fund. which is ST.
900 month from the plant earnings.
The final payment would be made in
October, 1925.
The following table shows the meth
cd provided in the report for the re.
tirement of the refunding bonds:
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when he was regular resident Of the
Quaker city.
For some time Marx had looked for
ward to the day he should come over
to Richmond, obtain the wedding IL
cense and return to Dayton with the
Quaker City bride
And yesterday was that day. Marx
arrived in Richmond yesterday morn
ing and Immediately made all ar
rangements for the ceremonies which
were necessary before Mr.. and Mrs.
Marx could return to Dayton.
Yesterday afternoon. Marx in COM
pany with his bride-to-be started for
the court hous in quest of the neces-
sary documents.
AS the story goes the two got as
far as Fourth and Main streets before
the courage OF the prospective Mrs.
Marx began to wane.
The bride-to-be was scared and she
admitted it.
Persuasive lowers of the groom-to-
be aVailed little in the quieting of the
bride-to-be.
Just how long the couple discussed
the momentous questio-. is not known.
At any rate the records IN the coun-
ty clerks office show nothing that
might lead one to believe that the
bride-to-be had later changed her
mind
Marx, it is said, returned to Dayton
on the first traction out Of the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
BARS OLD TEACHERS
FROM OUTSIDE UNIT

The county board OF education has
passed 4 resolution which viii be
taken as precedent by the township
trustees II the hiring Of teachers for
the county schools. No teacher will
be appointed hereafter who has taught
more than eighteen years outside the
county pension unit. The rule was
passed BY the board OF education to
prevent what might be termed an i'm
position on the teachers living within
the pension unit In having an outside
teacher receive the benefits of the
pension law when she has MOB given
her services IN the Wayne county
schools.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
TanIaC' S Good
Reputation is
Now Valuable

A good reputation is the best thing
in life, and a good reputation is worth
as much to medicine as it is to an in
diyidual
The truth of this is clearly brought
out by the fact that business men,
professional men, artisans, and women
in all walks of life whose common,
practical judgment guides them all
acts and conclusions, are daily testi-
flying to the merits of Tanlac.
.'Tanlac" has become a household
word. It's. success is unprecedented
and its fame is based very solidly on
it's accomplishments in nearly two
millions of homes. Tanlac is natures
own remedy. 1t is purely vegetable
compound, made from roots, herbs,
flowers and barks. The ingredients
for this wonderful remedy are gath
cred in the remotest parts of the
world. From the far north woods to
Argentine, below the equator: in Rus
sian Asia, the Alps, Pyrennes, on the
sunny shores of Italy. From Brazil,
Sumatra, Peru, the West Indies, and
the slopes of our own Uninterrupted
Rocky Mountains come the ingredi-
ents that, under the personal direc-
ton of the noted chemist, Joseph Won
Trimbach, are compounded into
Tanlac
Tanlac acts like magic against
stomach trouble. gas fermentation,
dizziness. bloating. and heavy dis
tressed feeling after meals. It at
tacks poisons in the blood, corects
diseased conditions Of the liver and
kidneys, and torres them to normal
condition.
Tanlac works wonders where men
and women suffer from catarrhal trou-
bles, which may be indicated by any
one of the following symptoms:
coughing of mucous, offensive breath,
dizzin ess, loss of flesh, ringing in the
head or ears, headaches, pains in the
side or stomach regions, indigestion,
bloating of the stomach, constipation,
or dyspepsia.
Tan1ac is an invigorant, appetizer,
.tonic and builder of tissues. 1t
cleanses the entire system Of wastes
and vitalizes the blood and brings
back color to the cheeks and sparkle
to the eyes.
Tanlac is now being especially in.
troduced in Richmond at Glenn This.
tlethwaite's drug store where the Tan
lac Man daily explains it's merits to
hundreds Of men and women.
Tanlac may be obtained in the fol
lowing nearby Ohio cities: New Paris
E.. M. Kessler: Eldorado, O. H Mas
tin; New Madison, Thomas Ewbank:
Eaton, Lake Drug Co.; Camden, j. H
Bohn: West Alexandria, R. N. Price;
Greenville. Tsipp Drug Co; Hollans
burg, A. ]. Downing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
KLINGMAN lNvENTS
PHONOGRAPH DEVICE

A monograph reproducer, the inven-
ton of John E. Klinguan. I'LL North
II streets is said to have interested
local capital. The invention, accord
ing to a local photograph agent, will
prove immensely valuable in the phon-
ograph industry.
klingman who is ianitor of the
Whitewater grade schools. Is rated as
one of the hest mechanics of the city.
He has made numerous minor inven-
tons.
The exact nature of Klingman's in
vention has not been divulged pend
ing the arrival of patent rights from
Washington.
The invention. il is said, will mean
an immense saving to producers of
photograph supplies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02

FOUNTAIN CITY. Ind, May -
Rev. Perry Case, pastor Of the
Christian church, has rendered his
resignation TO the Sunday school
board, to take effect September i. Rev.
Case VIII go to Wilson, s. c., to take
charge of the science department OF
Atlantic Christian college, at an adj
vanced salary. His many friends viii
regret his departure. Miss Naomi
Edgerton entertained Misses Dot and
Pauline Marine, Esther Brooks and
Celia Barnes Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
i. o. Anderson entertained in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Lacey and
daughters, Messrs. and Mesdames Bert
Lacey, Frank Skinner, Forrest Lacey,
F. N. Lacey, Laura Bertsch OF Cen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
SCHOOLS ABANDON
DAYS FOR VISITING

Teachers in the Wayne. county
schools will not be given the benefit
Of a days vacation next year as Is
customary when the teachers visit
otEer schools On request of the in
rtructors themselves, who do not care
lose their days pay as required by
y, the board of education decided to
tispense with visiting day next year.
The county schools will open on
September 4, according to the action
taken by the board. Two days vaca-
ton will be given during October dur
Ing the state teachers association con-
vention and the schools will close on
December % for the Christmas vaca-
ticn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
Letter TO
Or. kilmer & Co,
!. Binshamton N. Y.

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII Do 70,
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y. for
q sample size bottle. It will con.
vince anyone You will also re-.
ceiVe booklet Of valuable informa.
ton telling all about the kidneys and
bladder. When writing, be sure and
mention the Richmond Daily Palla.
dunn: ReguiIr f1fty-cent and one-dollar
size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
ADV.
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Totals .s1ss,oOo s28,s5o s167,s5O
AS originally provided, the refunding
bonds would bear per cent interest.
intaras| RuNe Ainh

AS originally provided, the refund1ng
bonds would bear per cent interest.
Interest Runs High.
If the $4,000 plant construction
bonds now held by the Second Ma
tional bank were permitted to run to
their maturity in 1927, the city would
pay out total in principal and inter-
est of $198,219.92.
In the report the committee states
that a reimbursement and reduction Of
electric rates will be possible under
the refunding bond plan after the re-
tirement in August, 1917, of the $780,
900 bond issue recently floated for the
purpose of financing the deal for the
purchase of the electric plant of the
Light, Heat and Power company.
These bonds will be retired out of
the earnings of the combined plants
for a period of eighteen months. The
refunding bonds will be retired, year
by year, out of the funds Of the city
plants sinking fund.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
ASKED TO ARBITRATE

AMSTERDAM, May Att has been
suggested in German political circles.
says dispatch from Berlin today, that
King Alfonso of Spain has been asked
to arbitrate in the dispute which has
arisen between the United States and
Germany over the latter's submarine
warfare.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
MOTOR ORDINACE
Icon.Insed From PAGE onel

lSoH-.1ssS1 2 l VII 2 aSe Iuel
BurdsaIl. whose business has taken
him out OF the city.
The vote on the bond issue ordin-
ance was as follows.
Ayes-carter, HoWeIls. O'Neal, WI
hams, Waidele and White.
Nays-Handley, Steinbrink, Walter
man. Wilkins and Weishaupt.
The council rule pertaining to the
enactment of ordinances reads as fol-
lows:
a quorum shall consist OF ma
jority Of all members elected. but no
ordinance. order or resolution shall
be passed. or ordinance engrossed,
which shall not have received the
votes OF q majority Of all members
constituting the common council. =
A majority of the council members
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
DELIVER NEW GRAVEL.

The county commissioners. Monday
afternoon. awarded the contract TO
supply the road department with q
gravel dip to the Greenfield Bridge
and Sewer company for $437. The ma
chine will be delivered the first of
next week and put in operation in the
northwestern part Of the county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02

a gradual motorization Of the IRE de-
partment and Weishaupt objected to
the ordinance because no provision
was made for the sale Of the touring
car now operated by the police de-
,partment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-02
GOOD SHIP

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17

Igsro Dsridtpunoen. Wlan Taaf, III
isisn SuiammsH a6gereiit. 9er6ar,
gen lam ID MID natiirIid nift fiji
loisIe Gin5slb.lttH.
rSaOn rsnt Merttl, Sis brau6r
niht dngltli4 81 itiu. so bebanbll
Sbre Wlitieilunssn ielbrDsritauOiif
gang oistrei. alIo @raf guhenal
Iebt ieitDem gang 5urHGge5ogen?"
eSa, bag III eeniB. Gr perIdbi
SAloB mo part bohitenB einmal III
elmer tur8en SpaSierfabrt nit ptt
iunsen aomtsFe".
sIobI cine Go6ter aus triter
Chez" fraste cst iuuge Dlann. pis.
oet bic 5apencs dngeIegsntIia bss
trahtsno.
rSebr no9I, gaGOiger 6err, Som.
teiis pia mar bier Sabre alt, als ibvt
Qlutter itarb, uno itnRo i'm iiebentsn
Sabre, aIs lie ibrs iunge Stisfmuttsr
betam."
n0ieie ipar olIo ie6r iung2"
pSd, fdlim bel alter aIs spnn3ig
Sabre unO cine bilobi6i6e 5rdu.
Ilan bate ibr Hi6ts S@!immes sus
trquen mogsn. Sie bate prnhtboae
.idpar5e @ugsn unb i6nar5es. glcns
jsnoes Soar. limo bo3u Elm 10 lueis
bes, Tsines @eii9t unO rote 2ippm.
IQe WeIt NOR bon liner 99onbeit
nt3iidt. 4bsr in ben I9ipar5en aus
gen, on Ioberts Is manhmoI ME elm
6suerbrano. i'd babe e. isIbft gsie.
ben. llnO rpenn Ie siueu Damn an.
Iab, pa NOR man ipie gelGbmt."
9uns RieO ld6elts,
.Puu, nun, lieber Mertel, mar e.
6enu 10 arg nit Der GhDnbeit2"
4u9 Der alte Rauu lanelts nun,
p5a, gndoissr 6err, ib babe ME
cine idoHere 5rau ssieben - unb ia
CLAUDE idon, Oab fs bic Mdnnsr be.
3uiberte.4
sine Weile tGipiegen bic beI0en
mdnner. Sans Rieo bahte an itat
faone Trou, bic. ibp b%e3dubert bate.
70 BOB er dies i'm iih psrgaB. un0
bic ibn Damn In lift faiihts, bertd.
nsnoes 5sr3 blidsn IieB uub ibm ihrs
Hisbrige 9entungsart %entbuqte. 81
lonnte iid in lbss Graisn 8udenau
Sage psrIeBen, Iurnte peritebsn. baB
sr menIasniaeu geporben mar ii6er
0ieier bitteren grFubrun9.
9srpnltiam Iaittelte CT oieie 6e'
ob.
sDie alt 1T bsnn bic aOmieFt
isBt, Mertsl?@
.Sisb3ebn Sabre aft, iie feb! i'm
a4t5ebHten Sabre igndoi8er 9err."
GortisBunq tolgt.)
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Sticaslu0rfcr6uh.

Der 4rieg bat cine umpertuna
dIler Derte gs3eitigt. Auh bic
6rsmbporter iinb D1pon ui6t bsrs
IGcut qebliebsH. Gs 1T baber mobl
nngebraht, NAL Gin flares 0ort
beutl9 al reoen.
Mloratorium: Sine oer bebsutIons
item Seguingn oes arieges. 3abs
lln9sunfdbigs Gtaaten ubernebmtn
bic feierii9e gsrpfliatung, nidt 3u
3abIen. Sin Dsr &rmeeiprafe bon
Soffre uno 5rsnd Isit 4nttnoi9urg
oer groBsR GfTeniiDe qebraudilb.
entente: 5rdu33FIh ausadpros
den, bic Gsrbrtiberung e~ntgeaenae
febter SntereFen, Geuti9 ausgss
iprohen. bic MISUNDERSTANDING
oes genannteH Boytes.
1eutrnlitGt: Sic Metterfabne.
@iro oft iiinftli4 burd Gin6Idies
reien geIentt.
Casus foederis: Cine qIatte
@slofrnge. bic nar ssgen 8aFe srs
lsbigt nirb.
gursou aeutsr: Die 9unit 81 lii
gen.
Union sacree Der Waulfor6.
BEN toa eeporOene 6unoe Oerninfiis
gen Wsnfden nnlsssu.
Your king wants you: mas ou
nift niaft, has non Dir tn. oas
nut nidt bsinsm Rdhften 8u.
Britannia rules the waves:
Gin Wtdrfm ans GngeIlouo.
Business as usual Die 20iung.
nit Der England anbsre in ben
aritg f4idt.
Finis Potomac: Geine Gaifers
li6e 5obeit GroBfurft RntOIaus
RitolaienitI6.
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Cas- leidJteite SoIs.

Blister qaIt aorfriube dlg oas
ltidteite 6oI5. bos betannt uno in
@ebrau6 mar. Qun miro auf Elm
nod biel ltidttres 6oI3 b~insepisisn.
bns no6I oas Ieihteite Der gan5eH
Melt If. Sc lift 0as 6oIs Oes 8uls
Tabaumes Ghrtmd), Der i'm tropi'
idsn Qmerifn. namentlid auf ben
neitiuoii6en ,SnieIn uno in 3entruls
Qmerifa mdnit. s5n QortO Rico 1T Is
tiner Der berbreitettsn 9dume bort
.goano@, aortboL3 genauHt. Jn
Martinique nennt man Is Snpimms
buls, in Cuba lanerp. Nur bas 6ol3
Der 4uona iommt Dem oes 8aIids
baumes an 2eidtigteit einigsrmuBeH
nabe. Ginige 8srgIeits3a9leH m6gen
Die 8erI9ieoenheit Der @eminte bers
anihaulihen; Is ipiegt ein aublifuB
BON 8alfn. Sc pIuno, Sort 12,4,
IliFpariiprt ia; oagegsu BON:
G6eRboi3 81, iapar8em eiienhoI8
1874 gfnno. 0ie Gigenlhaften Dss
5ot5ss iiao nod ntdt ale miiicns
IaaItliA naterjudi. IS 1T balb 70
JOINER ME Sort, Fehr neih, fpOaB
man es nit Dem 5ingsrnagel Isiht
ribsu fam, IdBf lih itbr bequem
f1neiotn, botsln unb lift bon auBsrs
aepobnIid gIeihmdbi1er Struttur.
obne alotsn oosr 4~lttnorren. Jbm
eiauet audi bic tropiins qlsihmdB:st
Madlspeiie: es fin0 teine Snbresrins
DC ipahr3unebmen Das 6ol3 bat
Isbr bdnne 3flsnndnoe, Die nit auft
gtFlai Fn0. ipoab e. itbr inwams
MIG 1T. q ialgt eles Maier isbr
idnel anF uuo niro odher sipsdmds
big gtgsn Jmdtigteit i%mprdsniert.
Mit parnIfiH geirdntf. Tam Is iebr
LANCE 8sriDsnouns finoeH. Qls gins
fabrgut aus porto 9ieo besouH bas
gaIfaz5ol3 crit jiingit in ben Der.
Staten 8e0euiung 5u eefDiHnsn.
Man berfpsabet Is mad ieinsr Sms
prdgnisrung fir RsttungsgiirtsI uHo
asttuHgsfl6bs. llniere. Resisrung
Iabt aud 9oisn uno Shnimmsr fur
Giguals oaraus anfertigeH. Ntierz
hihgs BAT man auh isbr erfoIgreibt
@srfuhs nit Dem Ginbau oes 6olses
in Gisihranis nnb @efrierhGultr ges
mnht. od Is infoiae Ftiner gtoBsn
9Oroilidi sOrauslin i~loliert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
eisbsn eenrDen.

llnb fouc6t Der Guter nod 70 ie6r
lin 8elIeniamm mo iuppe.
llno itreut eli gis uao GdJnee uut5er -
~ lit uns aan3iid I4nrppel
&ouur Der. 0u iBRiBer @roblmt,
E1iitt' ans ben @cttertDberI
8ir babeH iieben ptatoen an,
llub Sluar l6ou int Gttobsrl
Sect faG', 70 tiei bu falen tnnnF,
s~crtpiiHidatcs Ebernometerl
Grit iiehen 3em6eH aui ntm &nns
5fagt niemanb nod CAN'T Setter.
0i1 bIcibsn bcil, mir bIet6eu beib,
Sic iiebeit oenotr idlisen:
llno isgt nan ms mii @fcfidereis,
&ir peroen ladsInb ihluiter.
Sim mos Doe ildfienee Sarapnea
llns freea Su 6dApteu ltreiden;
gei iie6cE @er1tep 1T oos SEA
GO leid5t Pidt m erreiden.
Sb nod 70 blot jein Gornen6ou.
Or lam ben Seinh nidt ~reitcn;
@ir iiiirmeH pnrh Den grGbtberhau,
VIZ gingS onrd 8amenbetren. =.
81 aaselmoher bit Oh tpn2
Bmgt Dir nidt Dar SEX Srefde2
9eoenf bod, lUer Dam maiden iou
Die SlebeHbemoeRpdidsI
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A6tung, DeuQc6e
Uon Sterling, J(e6.

am is. 5ebrior, nadjmittdgg Inn
baIb 3 1l1r miro Der bieiige Sir.
aerncrcin ieint gcri1mmlune OBJ
balten, mo ale MitgIie0er ioater
ipenn m0alid erIfeincn. Sir cute
ll~HferbnItung 1T aufs Bette gcioret,
iino ole, bic in Der Iesten ger'
.ionimIiing onipeleno paren, fonren
b%c3eii9en, nab eg idj6n mar, iito
oiesmn[ foa es nod beiier peroen
Alio, nIle 7eutide, beroits nno
tomnti
eoebcn babe il Ste Todrift bc.
Eonmen. oob Die 3eltide l4eaier-
@eieaifnft birr n1h STERLING fon.
men miro an 10. 5ebrunr. Sd
boffc, oaB tie 9liten grfol1 bdben
miro. Sd meroc beIfen nod mei'
nen ar1Ften.
6ermann GfcinfnbIer.
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.aGtung, IitgIicSer bee Gla.aHia
&rieger.G ereins,
GLntonio. 3. Grbrnnr t9fG.

@lntonid, D. Jebrilnr 1916.
ga sic OH 1onnersiog oen ".
eynmtar angefiinbigteu geriamm.
lima iuegen ungiintigen 8etters
nidlt Itattfinoen fonnte 70 Ieien Die
Dfitalicoer Giermit benndrtd)tigt,
Dab 0ieie @eriommIuii9 ON Sans.
tag oen 10. 6ebruar, nadmittogs
, ltbr III Solnm o%b9ebalten uerOeu
ioa.
Gen aomeraoen 5ueIeid ole bod.
ridt. oab Der Salam Geutide Der.
EN- e6enfoIfs am 10. 6ebruar,
o6en5s Z llbr, feline mouotlidje Ser.
iammtlng, nit eiuem auidlieBeuben
6dmiIien. y r1niigen, abbalten miro.
Seer pon ms bleiben mil, lit eepiB
6er5lih eineelnoen.
i. Sdadenmeger, Sefr.
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.a6lung, Burger
0erein OOn Dunbar.

Die s@eneroL8 9 rinmmlung oes
Dunbar @ilrgerbereinS finoet am
5amstae, Den 10. 6ebr, nadmit.
tags 2 llbr in Dunbar itntt. anC
Mitglicoey iiu6 eriuft Su eri6ei.
ncn.
6-tS Otto Giemers, SER.
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Qlei6er qrt dud Ter Giirttl. GrR mu,
lttr, por3aalin III Snnitt un0 GiB, 1T
rsidfin ptit gehalttu unb fam NIT obtr
ohnt giirteI getrastn tperbsn. GO III in
brti @robn. tIsin, mitieI unb groB. err
bdltIIdl. unb bic oerhelaHg srforbcrt file
bic mitiltrt @robt az 9nrbs MettriaI
ba So Sol 8rtita. auBtr qeycaIe signsn
Ff eur @srarbsiiuug ale saugbarsa
0aihfoft in Gar6en obtr 0tib
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gea.uunssonfp.iiuus
Ni,f, upunsr perotn an tro,nl

9ieis D1uFtr tperosn an tro.no
cine abreHs gsos giHienOuns p,s
qrtiiss gsItidt. Nan seb, Rumm.r
uno @t0be unS bic noIls 4orshs
oeutlih osIhristsn on anS f9ide ben
Coupon ntbH 10 Gents fit ieotS
bsfsIIte D!uFer an 9ns
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 6sgars 81.
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adtnns, eauOslentel

SIR boben bier in 8poming eites
.oan0 uuo BADEN 45-50 gnibeI
@eiseu o%rerntet 604s0 @uihcI
Safer. 90 @Hibel 5lads Surnips
mo aortoffsIn 2 bis 3 @f1nS idDer.
Mne @euiiR mahien bier gut. Chr
|pcroet elilet noGcu Seller iiu0en.
|iDn immrr zinc 5orm III. ltio
I0ieies SolIo fonitt 5br Brfommcii.
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Ndltnnn. 9sntidel

aommt su 8. 3. 6. GumOFr fir
6eitrn 9imburger aGir, gerGuherten
Gatfif, Saisnpfeffer. Bier uno
S6n1ps hnbcn mir audi 5u per'
faufen. 207 iiioIite Is. StrnBe,
Smaba, Neb.
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Scrmnnn stcinfn6Ier.

800 9lfer Seimftdtte bon $74 bis
800. aohle ur0 Sol8 ON 2onoe
ODER in Der N16e. 6didt fem @elo,
fommt iinb iebet ieIbit. @enn i'd
Grld oieies sono nidt 8eigen fam
peroe i'd gud mieoergeben mas
Die 8obnfobrt nod bier gefoftet bot.
a6er forHrnt reht bolo. oenn es niro
ltiht lange 6ntterrL biz o1es olfge.
nommen lit. G. 8. geterIcn, @il,
Iette, @uo. If.
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cine Gitbesbeirat.
8raut: naIip bier a0rbe hottsit Du
Idon befommen, 6eDor En UNI nleine
5aHo onbitItef; mann 0enn2"
8rdutigam: -Qle an unferm Bers
lobuHastaas.1