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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

VwY HEN Mr.. Harry Horton read in
Nv the newspapers that DR.. Arthur
w Warren Waite, the poisoner, had
registered himself and Mrs. Horton at the
Plaza Hotel in New York City as "Mr. and
Mrs. Walters" Mr.. Horton was not sur
prised. Everything was all right.
When the newspaper reporters asked
Mr.. Horton what he thought about his
wife occupying an apartment at hotel
with the poisoner, Mr.. Horton said that
Mrs. Horton was "A DOVE AMONG
CROWS!
1t is curious how a whole great COM
munity can misjudge appearances, Mr.
Horton thinks. The revelations from day
to day in the newspapers as to Mrs. Hor-
ton and DR.. Waite did not in the least
disturb the peace of nina of Mr.. Horton
But apparently many others who read
the newspapers stupidity gathered diff
ferent impression.
After Mr.. Horizons classical remark
that his wife was "a dove among crows"
several people were moved to write Mr.
Horton some letters, feeling that his cdu
cation had been neglected in some re-
spects. or that his mind was not as alert
as would be expected of the average
dweller in the great and wicked city of
New York. One such letter tersely
summed up the point of view of the
writer when he wrote:
open your eyes, you boobl"
- This letter grieved Mr.. Horton. He
mentioned 1t to the newspaper men as
very good illustration of how little the
world understood what an innocent young
thing his wife really was.
Not everybody knows just how to pick
out a dove from crow. Mr.. Horton
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

phia. married the New York banker
what's her name? Yes, Mrs. Arthur
Seligman, who was Miss SneIlenberg
She and her husband have gone to
Japan. They didn't go to get away from
the influence of the artist, Malcolm
Strauss, whose jealous wife named her as
correspondent. They went so that she
might forget the wrong done her. the
poor wounded dove!
Take that case in Chicago, Mrs. Charles
Stockwell's adopting the child OF her
finity into their home! Most people
would say she is fool. l say she Is .
dove-a good, unworldly woman. -
"The wife of that Brooklyn doc.or.
Karl Fulda, proved herself dove when
she said she would give him up to her
rival If he would be true to the rival and
would help them conceal their love. She
was unworldly. She looked at the mat
ter with the eyes of the heart. That 10
the kind of vision the world cannot I'M
derstand-the doves eye view. When
Mrs. Fulda saw that her husband was
untrue to the rival she was disguised
and divorced him.
Mrs. Christina Kappas, of New York.
had 1t when she gave up her alimony
to her rivals child because she feared
the babe would suffer for lack of the
necessities of life. These were doves
all doves"
did you approve of Mrs. Horizons
sending a letter to DR.. Waite in the hos.
pital and of her saying she would like
to visit him there and sing their favorite
song, UNTIL TO him. and to give him q
rose?" The reporter inquired.
1T was done with my entire approval.
They say he has confessed, but how do
! know he has? Only through the Dis
triet Attorneys office. We have a right
TO retaliate upon the District Attorneys
office. Ny adorable little wife said To
the Assistant District Attorney who vas
questioning her: I won't answer anv
more questions. I can see by your eyes
you don't believe me. And you make
such faces at me- The little darling!
This man the newspapers call n
poisoner has been our friend, Whv
should we desert him2 Go back on him
in his hour of trouble? That's not the
dove way. It's the crow way"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

monkey-wrench in hand, helping a man
mend his car. | said: Who is THAR
She answered: I don't know. But he
needed help in repairing his car. and
gave it,"
Was that man a crow"
We'll, of course, l didn't see enough
of him to be sure. Anyway. my wife is a
dove"
What ia the chief difference between
the dove and the crown"
'The dove Ia gentle and unworldly
The crow is predatory and worldly. My
wife made an acquaintance of whom
do not approve. told her SO. told her
the woman was too worldly TO. her. Now
that woman is crow. My wife's dove
likeness is the more apparent by contrast
when she is with her-her crow friend.
How do you know your wife is spot
less dover"
well, I'll tell you. In the first place
know my wife is beautiful woman. But
that fs no reason why should watch her
as hawk does q dove. She Is armored
by her innocence And ! am not afraid
Of other men, male crows, for | treat
women with chivalry, and expect that
other men will do the same. She is a
pretty and especially attractive young
woman. Everybody loves her. I fell In
love with her at first glance. and have
never regretted II. But I expect this
young fellow. Waite, did get q little fond
Of her. He would have been an ass IL
he didn't But that signifies nothing.
when / brought her to this city said
to my dove among crows, DO what you
like. | can trust you. know you will
never put anything over on your old hus-
hand
Copyright 1916. BY the star Comp
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

3''She had her
own bank account.
to do with as she
pleased, and no
questions asked.
She has beautiful
furs. mink and
white and red fox,
and skunk
w ho is a
skunk ?"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

Copyright 1915. BY the star Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
TWO FEET OF ORE IS
 STRUCK IN DRIFT OF COMMONWEALTH EX,
East Drift on 22O Level of the Property Has Two Feet of Good Milling Ore. Mechan- chanical Equipment All In.

Word from Jack Metcaif, superin- tendent of the mine workings of the Commonwealth Extension Company at Pearce, indicates that the east drift, on the 22o level, has again come ip ore which promises to increase in size and in. value as it is driven.
 The superintendent also reports that the drift being driven by the Commonwealth Mining and Milling company west from the Rainbow shaft, to tap the southern portion of the company's ground, is just about across the side lines of the property and has opened up fine grade of milling ore.
 This ore, for matter of thirty feet, is now being broken down and placed on the dump for milling when such facilities become available. The ore in the east drift has opened from coun try rock to vein two feet in width and promises values with further de velopment.
 It is expected that another week will see the compressor and boiler fully installed and operating on the property of the Extension.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
ESSENTIAL
 ID SUCCESS OF MINES

Continued From Page One)
 that the promoters were handling the stock at S6 rather than to apportion it on subscriptions at 75 cents. It was this feature of the promotion that Iron Ore commented on, and we be- lieve the conditions justified all we said concerning it. This had nothing whatever to do with the value of Green Monster lands, and we have it from good authority that the company has avery favorable location and is being managed legitimately in it's min ing operations, which is all anyone de sires
 ''It appears that some years ago some incompetent, and may be unre- liable people, promoted an organiza- tion that embraced a portion of the present holdings of Green Monster. They sold stock, and it may be made misrepresentations. At any rate the concern went out of business without making any statement of their opera tions, and this may have had some influence in starting criticism of it now engaged in the developing of the property are reputable and operating along; right lines. They hope for sue cess and will spend the money in the treasury in the very best way"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
ANOTHER FURNACE IS
 BEING ADDED TO THE
 HAYDEN EQUIPMENT
A Third Reverberatory Fur Furnace Now Being Erect ed by the American Smelt- ing and Refining Company.

HAYDEN, Ariz., May 20.-A third reverberatory furnace is being added at the American Smelling & Refining compapy's Hayden smelter. The exca- vation is practically complete. This will increase, the capacity of the plant 50 per cent.
 The present normal capacity of the smelter is now 25,000 tons of ore a month, and it has been turning out S,000,000 pounds of copper monthly. Since April s, when the sampling mill was burned down, the plant has been handicapped. The sampling mill is now being rebuilt and will be com plete about May 20. When the mill is finished the Christmas mine, which is also owned by the A. S. & R. company, will begin shipping 250 tons of ore a day to the shelter.
 Plans have been drawn for S20,O0O recreation building, which will be erected for the smelter employees i'll the course of the summer. If all goes well it will be completed by August l. The building is to include gymnas- ium, ladies' rest room, and swimming pool 16x60 feet in size.
 Twenty neat brick cottages are be- ing constructed by the smelling com pany, in addition to the twelve it built last year for the accommodation of employees with families.
 The Ray Consolidated company's power plant at Hayden is being en- arged by the addition of a, steam .ur- ,bine capabe of lgenerating 7500 horse power At present the plant is. gene. rating n On0 horsanower which is transmitted to the Ray Con. concen- trator and mine, to tine smelter, to the Christmas ;uine an l the water pump ing plant at Hayden. Both Hayden and Ray are lighted with current from {. Important alterations are being made in the concentrator. One of these is the addition of apparatus for drying the concentrates.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

Of S17 delegates to the republican convention already elected 540 will go uninstructed
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21

Number of merchants in New York parade Saturday. accord ing to count made by New York times, was 125.623.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
W|CKENbURG MINES
 FORGING ID FRONT
Continued From Page One.) told and Copper company nd from he Owen Saratoga grOup

(COntlnueq from rage One.) Gold and Copper company nd from the Owen Saratoga group.
 Furlough Development Go. In a commendably businesslike man her the Furlough Development com pany is going about the development of it's big gold-silver-copper proposi- tion 90 miles southwest of Wicken- burg. This company is composed of New York people and George B. Hol- derer is in charge as superintendent and general manager.
 The formation at the Furlough is peculiar The country rock is schist and through this cuts belt, or dike, of some altered material. 75 feet wide and traceable for at least 5000 feet. Geologists have made test after test and are unable to determine the-nat- ure of the rock. It dips at an angle of 70 degrees.
 Last September the Furlough com pany started vertical shaft on the hanging wall. This shaft is now down 555 feet and is all in milling ore that runs well up in copper. s4 ton In gold and above s2 in silver. String CTS that are harder than the body of the decomposed. oxidized substance are often encountered, and they are usually richer than the remainder of the ore. Crosscuts were run to both walls at 300 and 800 feet, where the ore holds its width and quality.
 The Furlough company employs 32 men and three shifts are able to sink the shaft about five feet every A hours. It is expected that the water level will be reached at about 500 or 900 feet. Until the sulphide zone is reached. no definite plans for a reduc- tion plant will be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
STOMACH SUFFERERSl
 READ THIS.

So many stomach sufferers have been benefited by a simple prescrip- ton of vegetable oils which cured g Chicago druggist of chronic stomach. liver and intestinal trouble fof years standing that we want you surely to try this remedy. It is known as Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. One dose will convince you. It usually gives complete and permanent results even in the most stubborn cases. One dose will convince you. Mayr's Won derful Remedy is sold by leading drug gists everywhere with the positive un- derstanding that your money will be refunded without question or quibSle if ONE bottle Iaiis to give you ab solute satisfaction.
 For sale by Bisbee Drug Co.,, Low ell Drug Co.,, Lowell, Arizona, and all other reliable druggists.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
"Chamberlain's Tablets Have Done
 Wonders for Me"

''l have been a sufferer from stom
 ach trouble for number of years,a s,ant although l have used great numbei Of remedies recommended for thi. fcomplaint, Chamberlain's Tablets i. the first medicine that has given me pOsitiFe and lasting relief" writes
 Mrs. Anna Kadin. Spencerport. N. Y "Chamberlain's Tablets have donC wonders for me and value them very
 highly" Obtainable everywhere-Ad
 yertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Whoopinu Couch.

One of the most successful prepara- tions in use for this disease is Cham beriain's Cough Remedy. s. w. Me Clinton, Blandon Springs, Ala, writes Our Baby had whooping cough as bad as most any baby could have it. gave him Chamberiain's Cough Rene dy and it soon got we'll" Obtainable verywhere.-Ad
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
A Symbol of Health.

:, The Pyhagorians of Ancient Greece Bate simple food, practiced temperance land purity. As badge they used the five pointed star which they regarded jas a symbol of health. A red five ;pointed star appears on each pack .age of Chamberlain's Tablets, and still sfulfIls it's ancient mission sas sym 'bol of health. If you are troubled with
 indigestion; biliousness. or constipa-
 tion, get a package of these tablets
 from your druggist. You will be sur
 prised at the quick relief which they
 afford. Obtainable everywhere. -Ad-
 vertisement.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-13

Die neueiten un0 orieineIften Mlt
Iter in SpibarL gobbfdppd)en, Gin
iGben uuo 6ereIei6en Wer0en ale IL
bieiem 8uhe ee8eigt.
aae S1feIIti9e, neI6e gelp6bu.
Gi9 gebrouft fueroen, iino BARN
entbalten uuo erflart. Ole MeuItel
finb groB uno oie an~peiiungen flot
uno 0eutIid. Gin ieher fam, I'M
tpenn aud prit Elm 4nfGnger, eli
MeiIter int $afeltt iner0en beim @e
braitd 0ieies 8udes.
Sebes DlltIter 1T abgebiloet uni
erfl1rt IN Der einfnfiten @eiie, ie
Sob Elm ieoer obne austtabnle fd6nl
S1telarbeiten a~nfertiean fam. @enF
Gle ou6 nod 10 bieIe Bidder BAL
ben, oieies nbertrifit ole bigber ba.
~gelpeiene.
81 lie Der Bud. 3u b~eIteIler
our6 Die g0mobd &riblne", 1911
Soparo Str, Smaba, gebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-13
gta6 9Onnerstag gtbt es
teine Spejialtimmell rtebr!
AMc ltcntcftantcn Icnfen Dcnncrsfae rcaTtdtts
cioc Bcridte iibcr ibrc bishcri0c
Gdtiekeit e~inienNen.
kcntcitant {. pinnctu aus pctt6wdftarnic Cos
Jcua, ReMte wieScr an Scr Spite. sAasa

BoItltempel 6es is. Stunt trdgett.
Solte Der Iebte 8ug I'M @obnort
Dor benz gbeno 0es Is. SUM 1bge-
ben, AnO Der QonteItalt ieoe Mfts
Mute 0ieIes 3oges oiisruBen tpoIlen,
70 mub er ben @rief einihreiber
ldfien, 1ber friib senlg, onmit er
ben Noititen1pel Oes 15. Stunt err
bdlt. M2an fin6e oesbaIb ans, tuie
lpdt am Madmittag ODER glbeno
@riefe i'm Hoitamte ieines Mobn.
.ortes eineeidrieben iperoen forneH,
oamit ibre @bienOung linab1noerIif
am 15. SUM erfolgt. Die 8eit Der
Spe5iaGtimnlen ipiro nidt berldr.
gert, oesbalb beibt es iebt etfrtg
an Der glrbeit bleiheii, I'M einet
8orlprung 5t betpmmen.
Gie Grage lit iest: Ber fpir6 I'M
ter ben ~nieoriger Stebenoen an
SdluB Der 6pe5ialitimmen Die
lteberraIfung bereiten nnb ben
groBten @~oriprpitg maden2 Groh-
fe Elm Sober, iid uidt ilberbolen az
laiienl
aonteItant 3. Binnoip aus 8ottn.
pattomie Gountp, So, lit beute mie-
Der on bic Spite geriidt, 0ieier
aonteItont 1T elmer Der fleiBisIten
l4nter Ser gapSen 8nbl, Der es bers
itebt, oie 3ett Der Spe8iolitimmer
uits3uniiben. SD Soef aus @obo
So, 9ebr.. lit belite an bic stpette
SteGe geriift. unb SER qtntot @es
itermonn aus, Dodge 60, gaebrn
Die brittle SteQe Elm.
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ckal>Ua1riGlten
/ aus Srcmonf, ucbr,

9. S. Solution 1T mad elmer BON
iibrten Operation 0ernodJ geitorbel
Er mar ais Observation-Disclosures al
)er Gbicago.g torDpeItern @iiet1bobr
peiddftigt. Seine iterbliAe SiiIll
pir0 nab Sranton, no. no Ieiltt
4ngeborigen leben, ilberfiibrt mer'
pen.
Gs miro cine groBe 8arabe ge.
plant fir ben ais 6lnggeatag an;
geiesten IA. SUM.
4 aLs Geo. 0legrearb fih gum Belt
.Isertrcib NIT einem i6neren Wiqnn|
i'm cine 8olgerei einlieB, fieI er Il
angliidIidL 0aB er eiiten fon1pIiaierI
EN- 9ru6 zines 5ubeelenfes 6abott.
rug.
am 10. Stunt DirO eine Jroa
9eaie Snp0er bon 9tem SerieD, toel1
9e bon 8aibington geidift tpir6,
5ier I'M 9aboratorium Der &odiduIt
Demonltrationen eeben pte man ar
jGten bein1 Ginfaimen bon @einil
len unb oergIeiden 3in9en berf1bft
Ale, mel6e iid 6ariiber i~ntereifie.
rem, iinb on5u eingela0en.
Gronf 6ltblro6t uftb 5rait riti
SObn Monnid reiiten i'm automo.
bil mad Omaha. SEER 6tblroot ba
.geroSe ieine Berien In Dem 9oit
ttenIt.
am 8ftngitionntog bnben neridie.
oene Der bteIigen 9ogen, onru1ltei
.ote @o0ern @ooomen un0 Die ~
@rimerungSfeiern fir i9
&c Deritorberelt @aitglieoer oboebal.
ten.
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BMttcrperbfaudt
In Berlin cr3SRt!

Berlin, 10. Stunt. 5n elmer Der.
iammlirlg bon orutide Grtidaften
uiO Spbutrie.D Itrifte bertretenben
DeleglterL tpalde einberlfcn tpor,
nm Die WabritngsmitteL 8eldafuig
iir bic bebolterteu 8entren az en-.
0rtern, ipiir0e erflGrt, oab bic
5dnierigteiten 0enen man IN bic.
ier 9e5iebnng begegnete itro nelde
0anptidAlid lofalen llriahen ent.
praneer, beieitigt mor0en ieiel. Gin
Jroberer gutterberbral9 In Berlin
lno ieineu 8ororten ipltrbe fiir5lid
geitnttet uho nun trnten aud III ben
per aopf.Hdtioneu bon 8roO fin
str6eiter unb pon 6ieiid fir aat
alaiien Grb0buugen elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-13

9ienstog, MittDod nn6 9onners.
tag itno Die leBten orei Gage fir
Spe5iolitimlHen i'm autonlobtLaon.
teit Der &aglihen Omaha &ribiine.
@enn mir ond nie0erbolt nuf bic
8idtigfeit 0ieier Belt bineepieien
baben 10 fonnen mir ni6t limbin,
Dies beute no6mals alt tim linb Die
&onteitanten nn8ueifern ieoe Stins
De oieier nod perbleiben0en orei
Gage atsauniiben. Sect S1bIen nele
Announcements an b6fiterL iebt brin.
gen iie Die meiiten Stimmen elm
9mO iest fonnen iih Die aonteItan.
ZEN am leihteiten einen idonen 8or.
ipritng beridnffeL Der ip1ter biel-
leidt nur idner ein3ubolen fem
miro. 8esbal6 ioIte je0er Gonte.
ltant nidt MIR ielblt nrbeiten ion.
bern artd feline Silfstruppen in tie.
ter S1tigfeit bolten. Wian erilhe
ieine 6reun0e I'M bic griinolihite
4usnubung Der nod berbleibenoen
3eit, luto man miro nidt bergebli1
an lie nppellieren.
Die 8eitimrnlitlq betreffs @inien.
oung Der lebten Spe5ialitinrmen lei
biermit nodmals beroffentlidt, TO-
Dab ieOer genolt unterri6tet ilt:
Aae Announcements un0 @rneite.
ritngen, Die sic bis gum Is. SUM
prlangen, ntiiIien nod an nieiem "a
&c on Die 8ribiiue geianot meroen.
I'm ben gan3en &art bieier Spe,
aialitinmen 81 erbnlten, muB Sbr
8rief nit Den einienoitneen ben
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pot mad DeMti6IanS
MnG OcItcrrci1'

Ole Qbfabrts3eit Der nddTten Dor
Stem gorf ans nod 9elttiAlnno I'M
Geiterreid .-ltrgaru 9oitiaden MD
ne9lnen6en GaHpfer lit:
%. SUM. 8ampfer ounites
.stateg@ pia Gopenbagen.
20. SUM. 9ompfer y0sfnt
Der 3peite~, bia a~openbagen.
Gs lit n%ettpenoig, ben RnHlert be-
betr. 9ampferg groB uito oelttIif
duf Dem @riefnmihlog 81 bermer
fen. Sober 8rief foilte oerart mar
fiert perben, oa en- ionlt bieleidy
allf neutralen 9ampfern be1Grber
ipirh, bic eneIiidle S1fen onloufen
un0 mas bic 9erren Gnal1noer nit
Der 8oit tlr, neldle fir ibre Bein0
beltimmt lit. lift ia LATHAM befannt.
aae griefe ioaten m~inbeitens Ore
8age Dor DEM Gage Der 9[bfnbri
bier n~ufaegeben per0en.
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1eutide ebanesliIds SbnObe IdIiehi
hd beHt GtaatSDcrbaub
SeEas an.

Bbilaoelpbio, ~. Slni.-DaB Der
8uiammenidllb Der 8ereins. nno
airden.D eutlden immer mebr Slir
1atiahe miro, gebt aus naditeben'
Dem Beridt oeB erlten @t5e-pr1it
0enten 0es Staatsberb1noes IeroB,
$errn 9aitor u. @ouanoiDsfI IN
0ollds, berpor:
oGie lebtidbrige aonbention 0es
Staats 8erbanoes nGeraS" botte be-
i9loiien oie beridieoenen air9ett
flrperi6often i'm Staate az erittfeHt
NIT Dem Stoatsberban0 in @erbini
hung 5u treten, nn6 an beiien ge
itre6lngen atfib ii9 5u beteilieeu
Sebt boben mir einen @etpinn mad
0ieier Hidhrug 81 ber5eihnen. Den
1. 8i5e4 r6li0enten Oes Stantsber
baRoes, @lltot u Hom1nomsfi, Dop
las, mur0e bonn B~rGiioenten Der auf
trag, oen Seros.D iitrift Der 9tlt
ideu @pangclii6en SDnooe b. II. Sl
nit ben @eltrebingen unb 8ielen 6es
&. 81. ". y. befdnnt 81 MAIDEN, lnf
Denu moglidL ben aHihluB 0es 9i.
itrifts an ben 9iln0 berbei3uHibren
9os Brali0iun oes 9iitritts, mid
aliA Die aonieren5. mel6e IN &obin
ionDiae bel @aco t1gte, piligtep
germ Elm, Der Sa9e nG9er al tretent
90 berlas llnter5eidneter cine fur6t
arbeit, Die einen regen austouif
con @eoanfen berbeifiibrte, uno ou
~foIgenoen 9ei9liiien llriahe mar;
/. Der &er1S Giitrift betrodtd
iid 0urh oieien 8eidlrB oIs SotaL.I
parbanO, uno tritt als iolder benz
Stpotsberbnno Seras oes 9. v. 81
.. glieOlid bel.
2. Der Ieras. 8itrift foroert Ielnt
9nltoren lno @emeinoen auf, mil
Den in ibren @rcn5en beitebenber
9ofalber60noen glieolih in 8erbin'
0llng au treten, 100 ober feline 2ofaI
berbdnOe beiteben, lol6e 5u gruroer
unO 81 oreauiiiren.
8eloe gei9luiie puroen einltim
mig gefaBt. Dieter reue 2ofalber
balt0 uutobt 81 8aitoren bic urte
teranii9en 9erbaltniIien tii6tig ar
belten gelernt Daoen uno a4n lit
ben 8erbnno nad0rudlin mirtef
iperoerL itno 90 @emein6en mi
ulebr als $500 giirgern, Die aI(G
fernoeutid seitimnt itnb, uno oieiep
Station 8eItes fn6en.
8emerft fell nod, oaB idon bic
@eneralipnobe bon 1918 IN 2ouig
bile, Gp., berianmelt, Die arbeit bel
9unoes lnOoiftert unD ibre @Iieoc
our Miitarbeit 1nfgeforoert bat.
Wloge oieies 8in0nib Dem GeutId
fun in Gerns 3u Sell uno Sege1
geoeiben uu0 moge aud Die oeutid
ebangeliife Stride bon &eras Ger
4nihluB oes GiItritts an Stdrfurtf
nod Snnen unO auBen oarnrts En-
fabren.
9aitor U. RorHanonsfi.s
Die 0oGridt lit ieitens oes Ser
oes 0attonalbunoes nit gral
Der 6reioe bepriibt mor0en. Soi
merben aud aus TdIdel
5tnaten in nelden Der Bui1mme1
bon gereins. uab &ir9enoelth
iden nod uidt erfoIgt 1T, dbnItf
oiinitige ReiuItate Der Qgitation &C.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-13
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