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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

Along about January 2StA one OF Our
senators publicly predicted the nomlcatlon
Of M. Pleasant. He is getting unusually
indiscrcet in making predictions like this
even before the official count.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12
Sheriff Sale
State of Louisiana. Parish of Madison,
Ninth Judicial District Court.
JAMES II. JOHNSON
vs.. No. 1851
HAROLD K. POST

rs vi-tce Of Writ Of S.i"uyc 2rd
Sale t. ne directed l'raIn tEr .io.orah.r
Ninth Judic.a Diat7i.tC,n, fos he l,ur-
ieh of MaGison"fo~e..ii, ~ IT, ahpycou-
titled cause Wilip"sc.,c 20 : -. = p,;n-
nc auction. ct mo pr'ncii =: ifDa, door
.Ee Cocrt House il ,Ic ioWr - Iu..ls@G.
in MadsCn parish, LGulsi.na, on !lo i.a
Saturday, the 2o;i Gay 0! february.
y. ID, 1915. between the h.r:s p, Pc
, Scr.bcl Dy IaW, "a Ire rtGE'. MI, ..7G
interest rf Harold (. r5s'. t. same
ap"a-ci of record January =. 1914, u.
| inI T. the fyilOwi3E describe rJpcity,
! t3-wit:
| Tne "I.anc" Place iii ne P...!sh .:
ToGr,on ard Stat, vi Lru.s!lH,, 80
| romc posed Of the sou III Euii u lrt .H..r-
! 1ar Il CHI 81 sccyjJn ~. tE,rty-t"n; ~,
nu:r ncr one and lot nvClirr fcu- e.
lection tacLt--Ninv. tactrl Iu"r ~c.,s
/ thereof anG the nO.i IN CarGrr, CuLt,,t;..
/ my fort" aces IS i3L NlE.Acc one, {!
.tti5n numhc: icrty-iar,.., c:"noj ~,
aCrs'. ia snc ..';,ta Ggst c,rUcr tu,ICu.,
al lyIGC aII Eci..C a.. t,ig 80, NV.' O.,
Ronndaway ard truo!y R;yuus AID i
township rauber siX;Scn north, OF
range twelve east ara containing thr?,
hundred and seventeen and 5-lD as-".
u land more or less. togo ther with thI
buildings am, improvcn, Thereon
rights, ways ana appurtenances thereof
Terms of Sac: Cash W.thout ~
pr;llsement.
a. J. SEWER, JR.,
Sheriff Madison parish, La
Sheriff S Office, Tailuiah, La
January 18th, 1916.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12
Saturday. the i,th d9y Of March

4 y. 1871. t'.s."a H.. a,9r- ..r-
,cr'ord Icy .a". g., ;,- r.'1r :..' ...
interest OF / g.. Parker .' .u. ... .....
following uc-cr. .t 90. l..'.. .....
Certain : Gees '' t....u.- "- '..... .-.
Of lots of land 'l'. ..a ....- 50 3d..
town Of I@i",ah. .. -'... .N rH.r ..
lie lat Of rrcr.. .g o." '..~. s. Ell ..
81 saIj Parish AID -ye....a % N.,.:.s.
Record Book -, r. -, s...r
tracts ar described r- .,-.
FIRST. That nr,rn .. '... r-r..r
one nJnI..l and '..u-c.ral Co.,. u..
, hundred and scIrn;!-,N.. .y..u "...
OF tn" tIvlc'uE hnc between 'Gc AsH."
! and Scotland plantation, and cast OF
Elm Street and bounded on the south
! By scott Street
and eighty -one and that portion 81 .nt
number one hundred a;d ,ir.ty.tVo
! and one hundred and nincty-.wo amt
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12
IErS?aSS Notice.

~ parties ar, hereby ~s'n'i
'rtsn. SIN "a a." hia.''cl o:'
lo-,! plantation. in Ard'son ; AZ
Is o-ag.r,.ol. and MY foaHi ]
passing wa b. prC5ec''yt -.J
iyW. " ~ 80
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

The armor plate trust has succeeded IN
making the United States competitive
bidder against the warring nations Oh Eu-
rope in purchasing armor plate. Next to
the steel trust the Unitel! States in one OF
the strongest corporations in The world.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

The gentleman who has an abiding faith
in Diyene Wisdom might rise and explain
why it would not be an Improvement on ma.
ture to turn the Mississippi through the
Panama canal.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

The New Orleans Item introduces MI
Parker as an independent democrat -
Mr.. Parker should quit politics and go on
the stage in the role Of lightning change
artist.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

Considerable Unca&lnosS was IeIL Uu"
to the prolonged absence Of one Of cur
citizens. He was attending the Parker
convention. The fear that he was lost
seems to have been we'll founded
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12
Sheriff Sale
State Of Louisiana. Parish Of Madison
Ninth Judicial District CourJ.
Lee Richardson & Go.
vs.. No. 1870.
NJ. S. and Jack McCa.Trcy

BY virtue of n writ OF Fieri F"ciGs 20
me- directed from the Honorable Nibtd
Judicial District Court for the Parish ..
Madison aforeshid, in TIE above cutiUirG
cause, ! will proceed t. sell, Al pICIc
auction, At the principal front door oi
! tie Court House in the town u1 Ialluiah.
/ NJ ADDISON Parish, Louisiana, on the tkigU
Saturday. The 18Th day OF MdrCn,
A. D., 1916, between TIE hours pro
scribcd by law. all the right, title and
interest OF Jack McCaifrey, being on.
undivided onc-sixth Subject 10 the
usufruct for lifc IN favor of ICEn
! NcCatfrey) Of and 10 the following &C.
scr.ocd property, :o-WIt:
Inc Rerir:On Plantation, dcrcr-te -
the south hail ii section fn-,y one iyioH
southwest Of Walnut Bayou; ihc cat
I ralf o! section ,o-sy-"iohl; nd all tH-t
part OF tn We: Laf OF section f.~-F
nine lying soutA ana vest oi W&rl,
Bayou, al in :ov nship Il north, r;.nso.
l3 east.
The Cabin Tesle tract, describes a.:
situated in the Parish ot Madison IN.
State OF LCulsi. ua and NOR, Particularly
described rs being lot nUGO,r two o.,
the partition hGG nctWe"N IN: Ec.cs o..
Levin K. Marshaii a:i Sarel r. Mar.
shall. deceased, Of the Cau.r Tear
plantation a. shown ~ sH.d =ct "f pr,
tit.on signed On the 18Th day Of Mav
lSgS, arG duly recorded 81 ,Lo nth C.l
Of jane. l,a8, in Cpn"""anco Hp.t
IN, page - et seq. in a. R.-.r.-r'.
Once OF said Madison Parish, L..i..
ana. being the part or mare Of nsacs,-
. Marshall, ana containing 2yi atrss 81
, riiable land and i1G arr-, o! woodland
. Ind ia acres Of bat;u-c and 10 age.
. OF caying bank, sand act Of ,.ar,itigI q
, herein referred - for greater certainty
Of description Of above land, =aid !an'
: being in township II. north o. range i
. east, situated IN Madison Parish, IJG,5
\ lara, seized IN the lJove .Cit.
} Terms o. Srie: C.. = with the beret
= Of apprGiac-a"1'.
{ 4 j. SEWER, JK..
! Sheriff Madison Parish, La
' Shari.f's Office, TaliI!ah, Louisiana
February l2th, 1916,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

Now is good time % give away your
old clothes before Congress puts war TAX
on them.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12
A Louisiana Senator recently announced

that ne favored the creation Of tariff COM
mission. One virtue in the proposition
would be the fact that it would relieve demo-
cratic senators of responsibility when Fot-
ing for republican high t@rff measures.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12
Commissioner Holmes OF the Conserva

COMmiSSlOIlof IOInlCS o. In2 CONSeFVa-
ton Comm ssion is busy organizing the
commission forces in al effort to protect
game fleeing from the oyertiowed swamps
Of north louisiana The activity Of the COM
mission will be appreciated by the sportnlen
Of the State. During past floods game has
been wantonly slaughtered.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

The declaration Of policy issued by the
democratic committee was a strong conser-
vative document, that will appeal to the
voters. The feature Of the document was
the Limitation Of promiseS-an indication
that the parry expects to promise nothing
except what it intends 70 carry out.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

The latest in court circles is sthe report
that Mrs. Rosie Didier, OF New Orleans, is
holding boarder's baby to enforce the col
lection of q twenty dollar board bill. We
are not prepared to say that her method
will not materially increase the number OF
her bOardeIS.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

Lindley N. Garrison, Secretary Of War,
resigned his position, giving as a reason a
divergence of opinion with the President
concerning the independence Of the Philip
pines. This is the second member Of the
cabinet to resign because Of views opposed
to the President, NJ. Bryan being the first.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12
The prohibitionlsts in Caddo have called

The prohbitionlstS in Caddo have called
an election to decide whether the parish
shall remain "dry" or go "wet." The
trick is to postpone the issuance Of liquor
licenses until 1918. The action is intended
to Illustrate the plans Of the new police jury
which will be "wet." 1t further indicates
that the pros realize that there is 4 change
of sentiment in CaddO.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

Mr.. Lewis, campaign manager Tor Mr..
Parker. starts the bail by announcing that
there will be tair count Of the big Parker
vote. Now any man who would steal avote
from EIr. Parker should be cIassed with the
man who would Stea! candy from blind
infant. But such talk is good campaign dope.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-12

old clothes before Congress PUta d Val ''''>
on them.
Our idea OF an CptmlSt IS the gentle
man who rises at siy in The morning to noe
in his garden with the gauge at Slckspufg
registering $50.
- T,.1,.r.. 2s,5 ono Of or
senators publicly predicted the hohlicaIlol
Of M. Pleasant. lie IS getting uhuSuaLS
indiscreet in making predictions Ike thiS-
even before the official count.
-----------;-r- nav, ,ro,,nt
, tlu'l''',,o ..;d ,In;r, rlodesiv
a,,d o,non,co the ;nvrntion Of artificial
limbs that arc better than originals.
c-;,or-I7o ,,roogiro,y was felt due
Co''o,,'J I, D.e n{Sanco of rna of o,,r
10 INC piT TI ,,,d;n[, tho pa-Ea.
ciCiAenSI 'iS wv :" 40 e,a, that no u,o. lost
ooi''e'l''','. i'S.,, ,,.,tI co,,.do3
-, 0-I----7 -, ;,,+rod,coe Mr.
ie INC" ~ 't (t:D,,,3a,,t Io,,o,cra+
afNpl % .t al a,,:t SoI;t;ns and 90 on
-hi q M. 41,'1,,o e l;ab+y;ncr rhonna
artist.
- - L.uo bic
How can MI "-Ne I:. l,'' l ,;,'', mdor,o
"short ballot scheme WIN HIS "1"''
rot mean boss rlIe-and one boss at that
,,,h,+ docs # mean
----- ---
we oiier our SyL,'.t''S 1884, " .ta A'T ,v5,o ot
IN the loss OF En- Jolln ~ 9! NI, ".,o
last accounts, lI@u ':e:el CO>I It''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-17

Although birds of all families prey
upon grasshoppers. the following may
be selected as the most important de
stroyors OF grasshoppers for their
respective groups Frankin's gull, bob
white, prairie chicken, red-tailed. red
shouldered broad-wlnged, and sparrow
hawks. the screech and burrowing
owls, yellow-billed cuckoo, road run
ncr niEhthawk, red.headod woodpock
or, king bird. horned larN, CROW, mag.
pic rcd-winged and crow blackbirds,
meadow lark, lark bunting. grasshop-
per and lark sparrows, butcher bird,
wren and robin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-17
Inactivity Causes CONSTIPATION.

Lack or exercise in the winter is a
frequent cause of constipation. You
feel heavy, dull and listless; your
complexion is sallow and pimply, and
energy at low ebb. Clean up this con
dition at once with DR. Kings New
Life Pills. a mild laxative that re
lleyes the congested intestines with
out gripping. A dose before retiring
will assure you full and easy move
ment in the morning. 25c. at your
druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-17
couoh Medicine for children.

Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, n. Y,
says: about five years ago when we
were living in Garbutt, ~ Y, | doc
torcd two Of my children suffering
from colds with Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and found It just as repre-
scented in every way. II promptly
their coughing and cured
their colds quicker than anything /
ever used" Obtainablc everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-17

Dccp-scatod coughs that resist ordl-
nary remedies require both external
and internal treatment If you buy a
dollar bottle of BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP YOU get the two
remedies YOU need for the price Of
one There Is HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the
chest free with each bottle. Sold 10y
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-17
CROPS BREAK RECORDS

Corn and Wheat 60ng $656,565, 900
More Than Last Year.
Washington. Dec l5.-All records
for value OF the country in important
farm crops were exceeded this year
in spite OF the smaller size Of the
crops Their value was placed at
S7.GiI. 500. 900 today by the department
OF agriculture in It's final estimates of
The year. This is 1850. 900 900, part
,g 20 the demands for American food
from the warning nations of Europe,
were responsible for the vast increase
IN value.
Four Crops Worth Billion.
-Four crops each We're worth more
than O billion dollars Corn, with a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-17

total Of $2,295,7S3OOO, showed the
greatest increase, being worth S573,-
100000 more than last years output.
Cotton, the second most valuable,
with "a total OF $1.07959SOOO, in
creased Sl75.27So0o over last year.
Wheat The third was worth Slo25-
7G5.000, or SS3,iC-O00 more.
Hay WAS fourth. with value of
S1O0S. $4,000 au increase Of $e5.25o.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

Defiance Lodge 443, Knights of
Pythias, will hold dramatic charac-
terizatipn of Damon and Pythias"
at North Side Turner hall, S24 N.
Clark, Fri, 8:15 p. m. Dramatic Inn
personator Newton Beers has been
secured. FraternaI social to follow.
Ladies night. All welcome.
Womans' Party of Cook county
meets in hall 9O1, Masonic Temple,
Fri, 2 p. m. Mrs. Moses L. PurVin
will speak against and Mr.. Geo. A.
Dahlberg in favor of the bond issues.
Douglas Park Y. P. S. L. meets
Fri. night, Progressive prep school,
1917 W. 18th.
18th Ward Civic league dinners Fri,
$50 p. m; Capitol Tea Room, 209 S.
State; Sat, $50 p. m, Kimbau cafe.
Hon. Herbert S. Bigelow, Ohio, will
speak at both.
North Side Y. P. S. L. will hold its
business meeting, Fri, Nov. 8, at 1886
Sedgwick st. at 8 p. m.
Delta Gamma Phi sorority conVen-
ton Friday and Saturday at Hotel
La Sale.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
BITS OF NEWS

Petition asking that Chas. B. Pike
be appointed administrator of estate
Of late father, Eugene S. Pike, dis
closed that estate consists of $2,991,-
900 real estate and 100000 personal
property.
Harry Sachs, clothing dealer, 1853
S. State, died in St. Luke's hospital
today. Shot last night.
Doctors hope to cure Dr.. Emil
Bunta, insanity expert at Psycopath-
ic hospital, who lost mind after mar
riage.
Fire in barn at 1923 Federal spread
to three cottages in front and routed
four families.
Mrs. Anna Peterson, so, East Chi
cago, Ind, killed by Panhandle train
at 18Th and Brainerd.
5000
Savanna, lll.-Public and parochiaI
schools here closed for two weeks be-
cause Of smallpox epidemic. =.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
RIGHT, OF MERCHANTMEN TO
ARM QUESTION AGAIN

Washington, Nov. 2.-Reopening
of entire armed merchantmen con-
troversy between this government
and Germany is certain if it is proved
British steamer Marina was armed at
time she was sunk by German sub
marine, statements Of Sec'y Lansing
indicated today.
Whether merchantmen have a
right to arm for defense is still an
open question between his govern
'ment and Germany, Lansing admit
ted.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
HUGHES STARTS ON LAST TRIP
OF STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN

Batavia, N. Y, Nov. 2.-Nominee
Hughes started on last quarter of the
presidential campaign race today
and among home folks" in New
York state today and tomorrow he
faces one Of the most strenuous two
day programs he has encountered,
since starting on his stumping tour
He was scheduled for five set
speeches today and a dozen or more
rear platform appearances fomor-
row.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

WITH THE CANDIDATES TODAY
Democratic-President Wilson will
speak tonight in Madison Square
garden, New York.
RepubIican-Charles E. Hughes is
campaigning down the Hudson val
ley in. New York state.
Socialist-AIlan L. Benson is to be
in Hutchinson, Kan.
Prohibitionist-J. Frank Hanly
left Pennsylvania this morning and
after stop at Wheeling, West Va,
will enter Ohio and will make night
address at ZannsVille
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

Elgin, lll. - Four men entered
Braidwood, VIII county, in automo-
bile, cut telegraph wires and blew
safe of private bank Of Odell & Co.,
securing. $4,000 in currency.
DonnelIy, Minn.-S300, 900 damage
done by fire that destroyed business
district.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
Son 81. Grit gsert9simer.

3fUsi, oFei am ooriSoHt, Der 4ino ptrs
MOT iie, ntue ileitsrn bimmtlan. Rod
II IS bic arbtit Der ganonsn. bon Der
elsIs Raudi9pdben tiinben. nod bait
be ruHif4e front. nod iinh bic aoIafeu
nitt an Der arbsii, nit Der 8ranoradel
otr 8ernihtung an~heimjuet6sn, mas Der
Arie- neri6pnts. @ber mcn btnit nm
Elm Sabr 5urid, an ben gormorSh
'ourd) @ali5ieu uno goltn, oa Wut unb
Gmporung ii6tr bitIe gu6sntatsn u..s
ti..es ber3bepteenoes miileio NIT ber
armtH 8eboltsruue bds ItpI5s @efi6l bes
gormariacs nnO Oes Sifass oGmbftsa.
Sn einsm iIsinsH glsIie trsffsn Dir
mad tinigtn 40 Gilrmtlsrn unlern
aorpsftab. Rines in Der Rnnbc Fnb
&olonntn sur Ra9tru5e aufosfubren,
be 5eIohiaen ran6en. odrmuniias Tim
Gen herii6er. pie airde iii ais e~inliats
pirtliA uuUerltbrt erbdllenes gtbdnbs
sum arbtitsroum ots g~eneralfiabes ots
pOr0eu. Inter BEN 9dhmen fbarrsn
bic qferbt b,r Wtlosreiter unb gtfsbIss
tmpfdHger. Gin alter Bauer iammtri
nebit isinsn btibsn 366isrn nit bel
daufpisI,rifhem Salient INN cine requis
rierts auh, biz tr ihlieBlih, ols oor
msbr 81 MAIDEN in. gnr.J 6trubiet
uno friebli9 ab5iebt. Sn sinsm nod
CUR 9dIfie nit Sirob aeoedtsn Sauie
lpsift man gu a6tnb. Gin pdar grttter. /
dlte 9lher uub 3peige erIesen cit mans
GtHiter. Sine a5etbiulambg
uno cine Serge fladtrt I'm 3uopfno.
LANCE it's Der une Der Stab fan |
nc9 i'm %prun.oolen GHloHt, btm laihf
srirorbenfs 6olb firItli6e GusRatiunq
Bate. Sebnt fh abr ouh
nur elmer 5urid nab BEN Steqnuoss
Mlan t6untt ia our6 gansn
nuH4es in bitiem fritagbsrfdGensn
berbsfsrn, abr uo3u9 0dn III
BOD i'm gtpsgungsEriea, mdn nirb
norgeH boriommeH. man 1T 10 iihsr.
10 5uoerfiht!ihl 5H elmer 5htunt. hi
g nod einsn G~trobhelag at6t, ftlas
len mir nit siniasn 20 MGnnsrn, Off
uno Burden einen fefcn Sdlaf.
ben feiR eard bic 9retter b~culeab.r
8inb nHb itiH 9anpnenbonuer tort.
lnr bic Mduit ruEdtln uaO pfeifsn I'M
Worstn sebt 3 bpran.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18
I'M siTdin.
affttlin, 21. SUM.

Attttlin, q. SUM.
lie 60ft 229 1T gsnommtn. Inter
BEN Gnub ibrss tapfsren GsqenIioBfs
babeu bic anFen i6rt 9oupttrdfts aus
BEN brenHsnbtu Std6t4en 9iIsGn o6s
ge3ossn utb baItsn nun in ~porberstteten
WaloftQungsn bobiuter. Den 0hranb
be- Staot beitreihtu noog ibrt @ene6r-
iuatlH, Bis naA qtonopta fduden nod
ibrt f6fptren GtIfoFe. Der Nalb
binttr 3a6uf nirb nod atIdubert, bic
Gebofte bts iiiblid BON 8ifielia lisaens
B Grtts 3uropist iuerDen Qenommen.
bort ha6sa bic anfItn sur Gntldnune
Der 6obe 229 sineR itortsn 4noriff IN
bidttu BeIen porgetrageu. bsr unftrt
tritsn biinnen 9iuifn serrib, bann a6er
in flanfisrsnbsm Wafhine,. genebr6dqet
0erbluttie. linTtrt etiirmer brinaen H6tr
Geidtnfefotr In Elm tudhrts 2dbDrint6
BON Gra6enFldsu ttn. Der 9da bon
Gifsliu tOItet and fir uns I9msrsIi6e
Opftr. aher ss esbt bornrl. SIN Qorben
Itstu ti5ne giOuitrs uno SnfdnteriHen
2eitsrn unb eouFittss ibtr Elm i6maIss
Gumpfoefile unb ionmen trpb ber3peis
fsItsr gegcnpebr III ben trodentn Dalb.
SINNER pitber padtn fe TIRE maIdinens
gsiutbrc auf ifmnltm a1um sufommtn
unb idiebfa iid hinier beren eiIsnrtnen
Oorpdris. Gs gibi penie G6laf in bies
ie. Rahi. benn 70 5dbt unb b~artnddia
mar Der Ruff nod felten. Moraeas III
btt bierten limb finftrn Gtunbs brift
er aus SaHpp nieberum nit Suei ges
genitoBen Dor. Die brdunen @tTeaen
iampfsn NIT ~oerbiHtner Mat, ti6n, tob.
otrndtenb. Grit als biele aeiben bdbiu.
eerafit iiHb. FIltst ber GhDorm aufds
loft 8arld. 4m fp6ten Dio esn bss 20.
SUM fekt Gin Gsgenoneriif aug BEN
8orf @%boIopises gegsn unfern Gios
iliigel Elm, abr lrob aIier 9lonlieranoen
aus biefem Dorfs Orinet unitr Giurm
ins DorF. 0Srolid bon aifitlin f6igbeH
iih bic aeibsn BIB 5ur EtoHobbriids bon
3abora. bersn 3erlDrane ben au6en
nidt mebr gtlinst, am 4bsnb fpirb Der
9oroieil unb in Der gadt mad 8dbeu
@sfedisa BON 6aus 3u 9aus. bon
Wann atasn Maun aud Der GiiOieiI
Dts gorfes Stnbpnie gsnpmmsn. Die
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srreidis. ftsist lansIam auf 800 Die
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-18

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