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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
Scirat6s.e .eircm3sn.

@orrD 9lmbnd, Al, geidie0en; @li'
5obctb aa6n 27.
3reoerid glrner, 39, 8ithpcr, 9uil
falo, 9t-Y., 8arbara 5. Cummings,
26.
Sorrp S. garrc, 80; 9lcaic q.
NlpcrS, 39.
9(uorcp gs. 4cood, 81; Bertha u.
Murrop, 27
Sidney @. 6coci6c, 26, 8rooi-
Ocncc, q. s.; Srma 8. Goldman, 26,
g9i6itu, San.
Soicp6 6ci66cin 81; 9ciiic SeiO-
man 20.
@omm SO. 6leiidman %; yiar'
celia 9. Straus, 81.
Clarence 81. @iG, 25, @oriug,0
SSopa &. 9eregop, %.
Sorrp 6. Girf, 40, ocidieoen
D}arv $. 0bcrbeim, 81, 8ittpc
9Ri6ucl aopoleOic5, 80; Sophia
SopcnccipSto, "a.
@lper 2asfin %; SOa Sbumon,
"a.
Dlilton 9. 2inOemore, 81; SaJcl
q. Steiuert 20.
Somucl Nlaronto, %; 8enerino
2oscuolo, IS.
@mil @lortill %; N}orgaret Sin
naOan 10.
So6n y. @liaer, "a; Margorct .
2lt6cr, %, N}orrca ,Yarf, WiO.
GbonluS 9lott, %, Gbeiter, 3D.,
WlilorcO Scanlon "a Bbilaoelpbia,
ga.
Solomon 9loienItein %; 9lanhc
81. Sling, %.
QI6ert s.. Souiucl %; Sorat
SNporb, 90.
5reocrid 9. SeIbp. %; 9lnnic
WIcoos, 20.
Carlton 5. stctpart, 80; et6cl %.
Groof, 20.
6reo. ". 3rdcr, 30, Sorelt SID,
W1o.; @lpu s. Grafton %.
SorrD q. &iImcr, 81; Sclen o.
Nlc@nulep, II.
George 5. 3enb, %; Gillian 9
@alcntine, 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

ggie f9nelI gGume tDadIen, ipenn
tie ouf giinltieem 8ooen Iteben, oas
riiber mo9t man fi9 auneilen irrisc
Borfelungen. Die betdnnte Qutbers
eide bor Dem ebemaligen Glitertore 3u
Wittenberg tpir0 BON man9sn fir ben
urIpriingli9en 2utberbdum gebulten,
Der ober 1906 BON Sen sgron3oIen um=
gebouen uno erH aebn Sabre fpGter
our9 einen neiisn erIebt purOe. 3pt=
f9en 3ebbenid unb @ran1ee iteben
tpeitli9 bon Baoinqen an Der GbduKee
brei mG9tige, tpeitbin ii6tbore Gin
ben; Die grDBte 1T 70 ftarf, odB 5ipei
Wldnner ben Stomm foum un1pons
nen fDnnen. Der lleberlieferuno nod)
ipurben an bieIer Ste[le 1906 orei
fronoOiifde, i'm &ontpfe gefallene Diff
aisre begruben. 9luf jeoes @rob
pfldnSte man cine iunee 2inos. 9ie
groBe poppel am &0rbistrug 1iiDlt1
bon &0nigslDuiterbauIen 1T 1848 ges
pflnnot uno Bat beute einen Stomms
uutFdng bon 534 3cnttmcter. Die
JrieOensside, bic 1916 in 2ippebne
gepfIonst ipurbe, bat einen l1mfdrg
bon rlno brei wleter. 2eioer qGBt
fi9 oas 9(lter Der Gi9en beim Sers
renbduTe in Berlin ni9t beIftmmen;
man bat ss auf 800 Sabre geI9dBt;
ober Der @erIu9. bon oieier 3abl etpa
900 ab5uItrei9en, BAT minoeItens eben=
70 bieI fir iih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
Der6reC6en unO ]Srieg.

wie Tebr ii6 felt ariessousbru4
bic RrimindlitGt berminoert bat, err
iiebt man aus Dem Snbresberibt Der
Dresoener &riminalpoli3si, ben ibr
Gbef Or. 6einol ber0Hentlibt BAT.
Die getrugsfdlle bdben oondd in
DRESDEN Inn bier3ig b. g., bic Gin@
Bride Inn iieb5ig b. g., bic Sittltds
fefntsoelitte I'm lteb3ebn b. 8. abges
nommen. Der geribt bemertt boSu:
,,@s ipdre Derfeblt, bic 2tbnubme Der
&riminaIttdt etpd MIR Der 9(bnobme
Der 3iptlbebOlterung ou3ui9reiben. So
miiFen bielmebr pTpdiiche @riinoe mits
fpielen. Ser BETTE @sipeis oafiir 1T
Die preuBti1e Rriminalitotiitit 6ss
Sabres 1854, in benz nur febr tpenig
preuBiI9e Sruppen ods 2ano berlie=
Zen. Ddmols paren bic pirtIboftlts
9en @erbGltniiie preuBens 5u 3riegss
beginn ni1t giinifie, unb es beitanbsn
@riinoe, bic erfabrungsgemdB ein
Gteioen Der Rrtminalitdt berurIaHen.
Sroboem mar cine 2lbnabme Der Itrofz
boren Sanolungen ou beobadten, oie
In teinem @erbGltnis 5ur 2lbnnbme
Der 8eDDlterung itan0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

9osbaft. - Sdauipieler (oer
ausgepfiiien unO nit alien mogli6en
@egenitdnoen beworien woroen it,
am S6luB Ser goriteaune) u9eitel-
len sic raid cincn g8ogenl"
G6eoteroiener. o0cn Sanitdtswagen
pielleibt, Serr Sdmal3el2~
@an5 einfadb. @ater nScb
fam OoA meiner @odter niAt glaes
mitgeben ib babe ia au9 einen
Sobu.~ 5reier: u9lcb mas, Ser ioa
iid NAL ieI6it cine iilteu, oie mas
DatI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Die gDeIt nirb ME ous Slid erlau.
BEN,
9tls 8eute tuirb es mir gebdfd9t;
Gntipenben muBt bus Doer rduben,
GB bid Die MiBgunit iiberraiht.
@diller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

GngGifdes 5abrifot.
Die 91acbfroae nod englii6eu alei-
Oaritoiicn lit iest uur nod ie6r ae-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

ring; aber sic g8eIt lit 5u ser @r.
fenntniB gefommen Dab Gnelano in
Scr Serite1lmg BON 2iioeuoepe6cu
llnii6ertrefilides leiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Sn, ober. Simger Mant
Gum onOerem: oGeinc 9cre6rtc, oic
modt INNER @eididten bon i6rer
Mano, oic iol ia 9lciuemadcirui
iein2nSo aber I'M NliniIterauml~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

ltebcrtrumpft. S1niipie.
Ter g.: sd iogc S6nen lieber Sol.
lcge, bci meinem lebten @altipicl Oie
Grfolge beiipiclloSl gllS Gi6arO
Scr Gritte i'm 2aufe oes 9(6cnos runo
DreiBig Nlol gcrilien, ardn5c 5a6l-
los. Sdoiiipieler: D9}lrL lnb ib II
SSm ooriecn Nlonot in $. rate oos
Eu6lifum nod Scr gBabniiuus- unO
Sterbc- Scene oes glorciB ID unO ru6-
te ni6t e6er ais bis id oa cupo
mobniinuig geluoroen uno acitor6en
mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
Nm RapitQI.MnIcgrr.

peldle 81 ipnren luininen nn6 arDhe u6er
lleinc Suntmeu Gclb in 8nar Dncr IN munnts
lidlen gb5ablnngen nnleBen luullen, 100 es lid
IN riniacn SnBrcn nte1r iuic UcrOuppclt. gpir
pIierircn grphe nitt nclcacne Wrnnoftidc IL
Gic SBr Gjelb lest an, bnntit Sie bic nicDrigen
Staten crbnltcn C5rnnb itiidc 621I bel $50,
nndj 125 bel $50, fir ucniner nlo Gcnts pro
Snnorntiuh. Qeiro bnlb 10 Gents pro Ein,
bratiuh uertB ieln. 0ementirte Gjnngiuege, ma
lnbnmtfrte StrnRen, ilrfiinbe unb @arantie he's
Sitee nit cingcidlDiicn; cine @clencu1cit fir
2ebens5eit. Wiappen, 9ilOer nno ODlle Giu5elns
Beitet 5u er1alcn oon
Jii1nrO ". GOuf,
glr. IA, Cit2cgiuoion.e etrahe.
OH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
gcrIoren.
Qlcrlnrcn.

@erloren aui eneni NnQQon Der @nb Gbores
Sinle, iuelber bon Ban Sbore anl Sienag
lbirni Neobnung 13 6. e." 100 Dit.
Iurtb.Abe. (Snnii-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

N}dnner, nm nuf benz 8riebbofe 5i nrbeilen
gidbcreS auf Dem ,Wt. Garmcl-DrtebBufe", nn
brr ucrldngcrten S'DOnnrlls Strahe.
(Suni1 ,2,3.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Mdjtuna Bd6ermelIter uub WddersNtbeIterI
BddersQlrbeter inb qln8belIer tueroen bers
lanat NIB unenioelblid1 beIorpt I'M Mrbeitsbiis
reau p3. H. 67", NitffepS 8nne, 1903 glDrb.
Grtbert6- -etraBe. Sobn 2ebr, BelnditSsNacnt.
(Seb4, ,1Stasl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02
8n bcrfanfcn OOcr 5n bcrmict6cu.

Bm berfanfrn pber az uermietbcn:
y, Beine MODERN einqeridietc Wobnbdnfer, 9
,Sisamer uno 9ao, eIeiirIdes etnti N beltem
JIItanbe Wltetbe $14 un0 aupdriS 8ers
fdiifssAebinenngen iuie Mlietbe 9Sa@5nfrdgen
vr, tS43, giurb.@luniiurnsglDcnne.
(m1al6,3 0lte S&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

Wcrnnat.
Gin ftdfiiger QngerbnnssQ2ann. NddD8uiras
Gen Del oer 1erminal 9pare9Dnie 0u, pens
2ngcrbnue, WlUnument. nnb GDnititntlDnsStr
(Wu3t-Suni2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

30 Mdnner fir beiidnopc @iidarbcit, Bnis
fer aus alien Gleioern 5u trennen. Qpbn $i00
prp 100 8hinb. Ser burbimniitliche Wldun
proDusirt tdelid) 100 9fnnb. 81 meloen bel
9. OjOl6heIn e. eDbn 9ir. 1862 ScUhsstrnhe
Qeacniiber benz neuen Baltimore Bur9ain
9ouie (Sunit-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-02

NcirntDeaciunl.
Gin @iiper 9lnidneS Der d0er in6t Bes
ianniiddit nit einer g9iiipe bon 80 bis 40
S16ren 5iueds ipiterer Sernib Siferien uiis
fer m. .. 9O," Seutidler 6prrepunbeHt.
(Sunii2 p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-26
spID MEN PLAN
FOR NEXT YEAR
p;.hland Potato Growers Ar.
-onoe to Purchase a Carload
of Selected Seed

The potato growers of Richland held
mass meeting in the hall Saturday
.,tarnoon and it certainly was a rous-
mo good get-together sffair. Prices
lave been so good for all classes Of
,.,m products during the year 1916
that the farmers have taken on a new
lease of life and are going after things
Nth renewed vigor. EARLY potatoes
are always winner in the Richland
district, being placed on the market
a. far in advance of those of other
sections of the Northwest and for
that reason there should be a large
acreage devoted to their cultivation
in this section.
A committee composed of A. l..
Nelson, William Relton, Louis Weis-
bach and F. M. Louckes was appoint
ed to arrange for seed and after in
yestigating the conditions and prices
in the Palouse country they decided to
purchase a carload Of E. M. Sly, of
Kennewick at price of $1.SO per
sack as this was better than they
could do elsewhere. The reason that
only one carload was purchased is
due to the fact that number of the
local growers had already arrnged for
their own seed fearing the price Of
same would go so high that it would
be out of their reach before the COM
mittee got chance 60 act. Earliest
Of All seed of the very best quality
will be supplied by Mr.. Sly, according
to his agreement with the committee.
At the close Of the potato meeting
NJ K. Page addressed the meeting
on the benefits of the Federal Farm
Loan bank, giving a thoro explana-
ton Of the way the government pro-
poses to operate its bank. An cleo
ton Of board of directors for the To-
cal association resulted in the fol-
lowing farmers being chosen: A. E.
Granlund, Martin Wienenga, Carl
Willis, H. h. Compton and T. j. Chal-
craft. A meeting will be called in
the near future at which time any
farmer desiring of taking advantage
Of this system of obtaining money on
MS property will be given a chance to
sign up.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-26

The Ladies' Aid Of the Evangelical
church met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. j. M. Breithaupt. 1t was a work
meeting as the members are busily
engaged in preparing for their an
nual Christmas bazaar. This bazaar
will be held in connection with their
famous chicken pie supper some time
In the early part of December.
The children in the lower grades of
the Richland school are .busily engag-
ca IN painting witches, black cats and
COLLINS this week with view to de-
coratlng their respective rooms in an
appropriate manner for Halloween
which is next Tuesday. The towns
people had better nail down every
tnlng they have loose before that date
as there are many small hands which
oehght in putting buggies on top Of
telephone poles and goats in the high
school class rooms.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will give Halloween social
IN the church parlors Tuesday evening
and a great many amusing stunts have
Deen arranged for the amusement of
tnose attending. A real fortune teller
mas been persuaded to tell you your
past, present and future at so much
per, while there will be fish pond in
winch to try your luck. A bite is sure
~ prove source of great deal of
amusement. A lunch will be served
1or which charge of 2O.cents will be
made, but as it will be a real meal no
one need grudge that amount. The
,adles are in hopes that they will
nave large crowd and will do all in
'neir power to make the evening a
peasant one for those in attendance
some vandals, with about as much
sense as the proverbial rabbit, took
upon themselves Tuesday night to
wreck the tent which has been erected
oa the site of the new schoolhouse for
the Fruitvale district. The tent was
uniy set up the latter part of the week
put the miscreant cut all the guy
.opes, slashed the tent walls and mu-
'e,iated 1t beyond repair. That anyone
should take this method of showing
ms dlsapproval of the removal of the
s.noolhouse to a location closer to
e,e larger number of students, seems
almost beyond belief, and if the school
Doard can detect the offenders, they
should surely be given all that is just
~ coming to them. It would seem
. .uat IN this day and age of the world
..ere were other means of settling
disputes and grievances without going
eue IN the night and willfully des-
Toying valuable property belonging
- the community at large.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
2 neue 3"meigUereine
fit S%ta0tSUer6anO!
.Greitas abeub nirS Elm @sreia In
SaittOn, nnS Samstag elmer in
8ifrea Drsaniiiert.

Ger Gtdatsberbon6 Me6rasfa
ninlnit tdalid an Wtitalie6ern uii0
8ueigbereiien 81, mas gerDiB fir
Sie neutld)e 5ade linIeres Staa.
tes non 9r6Bter @idtiefeit lit.
@m foininen0en 6reitag o6erio
Inn ndt tbr finoet in Sutton, Ne6.,
i'm oortigen 3pernbous cine Ser.
itatt, Die Srgonifator gu.
itau @eIdorner ottgeIest bat, mt0
in Delder Gin rteiier 8tueiqpcreirl
ins Qeben gerufen tDeroen ioI.
9as gleide ipir0 am Somstaa
rodlntttag lin sipei llbr i'm Sperfl.
bnus IN 9idrea itnttfinSen. auh
bort tpir0 Ser 9eidorner ben Ser.
Elm ms Seben ruien.
ane 9eutiGen oieier betoen Stdbt.
den uno ltmgegenb iir6 frennOlidIt
etnseIo0en, iid 81 ben @riin6ungs.
periomnnlangen ein5ufinoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

is. apriL nuf benz oemofratiIden
nnb ReppleS SnSepenbent Sidet
tm bic Termination fiir S1eriff fit
&nur GountB.
Serr Softer 1T nls Go6n eiues
Oentiden HiGniers in anDr Guua-
t1 eehpren nnb fat bort ieiu saa-
ses 9ebem lang snse6radlt. ST lit
in iueiten &reiIen befanrlt nnO &C.
i6att nn6 gilt ais einer Der ti6.
tighten jimaerem gettte bes gaaierl
gonntiD. Bar Sas Mint beS SGc.
riffs lit CT permGge ieiner aennt.
niiie nnb Ieiner gbarafterfeitiafett
mite geidaffeu anb iOllte Die lin
teritibnng bempfratildeu Gartei.
aaflaet in Der 1rimGrwaW finSen,
Serr Softer lit feruer Gin @aun
bDn liberalen Nnidannngen, nnS
eiaen . Iulden Mann ais Sheriff
~ npmniereu NIB eriud6len, lit
nun grSkter l8idtisteit. Gr gi6t
Sas @eripreden, ieiue critic Sam
pagRe Inn bic Termination unS 8a6l
sn MAIDEN, nnb er ind)t hermit
gang bciunSers ieine Oeatidlen Dit.
burger i'm Gcuutp, in Der 8rimar.
iuabl am Is, glpril ieiue Gimme
III ge6en. Gr beripridJt oafiir ban'
fen6 at anittieren, in6em er Sas
gtmt Oes Sberiffs IN ciner @eiie
Deriualteu mirb, bic ben Behalf ieis
ller Mit6iraer fiaben uirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
A~ltbeWahrteS Mittel
gegen H~autkrankheit
e. 9. q. bertrsibt bGs Gift ans
BEN Ggiteui.

gersefIen Gle nt6t, 6nb $nit-
fnisibI1oe pie GtrofeLn, gr6euno,
Gnut.g Bremen nn1 SUDDEN. iotpie ale
Gnitfronfbeiten bon unreinem 8lltt
berriibren. Mern es MIR cine 1ii.
ber[ide Aranfbeit tpdre, f0nnten Sic
He bird cinfrhes Mbtpnihen fnrie.
rem unb brouGten nidt einmoI SoI.
ben tnb Gtnreibiingen. @enn gle
baron glniben, f0nnen Sie fiiriert
uerben. 9. 9. g. lit cine RENE
BfInnSenmebiSin Die sic BEL Sbrem
apotbefer fn1ifen t0nnen. gs lit
en- 9fitmittel, ons Oos gIilt rel.
niet un6 Sbrert 2eioen iofort CT.
[eidternrg i6nfft, uno Sie ld[ieB-
It'd gefiinO mnht. q. q. Q. tuuroe
Dor 30 Sobren erfunoen uno bat felt
biefer Belt feinen @iif oils BIittbe.
leber In t~niiienoen G1len befp1brt.
IS bat taiiieti0e bon hroniihen mie
mt0ersn &autfronfbeiten furiert.
Mud Sie fonnen furiert toer6en,
tuenn sic @. Q. 9. einnsbmen.
BrouHen Sie oober nidts anoeres.
BerIangen Ste %. @. @. bon Sbrem
Hpotbeter, Sails Sbr Sal Elm be-
Eonoerer lit, ihreiben Ste fpegert
fadmGnniiA dem Nnt an Gpift Gpe.
rife 60, Gttlnnto, Ga.
Esiu s&rstbsH rTSasn, man bt, .omata Tssbauss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

Cecilia Oerein,

Der aroHprinsciiin GeciIia.ger.
elm Don Siio.Omoba miro am ndf.
ten Sonntag, Oen 8. Gprif, I'M
DeitIden &dttie iein 10. Gtif.
tungsfeit in feierIider 8eiie bege.
zen. Die Ginnobmen 0esieIben
iin0 fir bic Giuber- s-8inoe in
Delterreih II. Deuti1Lnno b%eItinlnt.
Gs gift nlio elmer elrten Gnde, mo
babel tam man ii1 oorSiisIid anil.
lieren, oenn Die 9omen fperoen e9
li6 .a%neeIegen iein IoiIn, ibren Ga.
fen einen eemiifIihen abeno Ait
tereiten. Der gintritt betr1et MIR
Doc pro gerion, unb Der @eginn 6es
lit ouf S ubr ~dr.seieet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
Ster, bprliaIides Badbisr.

Gin tpabres 8riibiobrs S%tdrfeniit.
tel ultO elm fDobrer @eruB. gtn
s3abf arnO in GIoihen mad benz 6.
4pril. 9elteQen sic einige ailten
fir oabeim- ole tperoen fir 0en
8inf oont6ar ieins Sic miiiien Oies
@ebrdu foIter, Inn a1 miiien, pie
cs ilt-iiber Iefs Monnte alt. EeIe.
pboniert Gbas. GtOrs, @eb. 1860.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05
Wis Saltings, Gebr,

Ger 9ronatilde Geuti6e g[ut
ION Der 2irroIn Gtoots- llnioerii
tat gab am 2S. 91Gra ufiter Set
ting bon SRI. Seppner oas prdd-
tige Tbeateritiid Gas Slid i'm
gginfeL~. 2eioer mar Der gefadI
iebr Tftpoa, Iooor ~1uffaneno
idfuad). lteber Dem Sauie lag eine
mirtlide @eiEe, BON Gt0riing feline
Spur, un0 0ieies bate altf Die Matt,
tpirfenben einer giiten Gffeft. 4ls
sum GdIuB 0e8 Stitdes iib gfef.
tor 0ober mo 0eiien 5rau glilo.
betb tuie0er einfan0en, fonnte man
Elm DerItobIeue8 @rfdjeittell Der ga.
j1ertiider bemerfen; in ben augelt
nlanber 3uidnuer tultroe eS feuft.
Ger Sn6olt 0es Stii6es aullroe Der.
Itnn6en. 3aS iaste aud 6rdlilain
6eppner, ipeI6er allieitia grafuliert
tpnrOe. Den genialen 2eitern 0es
@an3ert, SRI. &epprer, foipie Oeit
Mitmirtenoen iagen MIR fir bic paar
genuBrei6en 6tlnnen, Die Tie Inns
hereitet baden, ber5Itd]en 9nnf tuO
rnfcn linen Elm SLUT S8ieOerieben@
nod.
Meinen 2an0sIeiten o6er mCdte
id einiae Mobntporte ans Serj
Ieoep. 9os erIte til, unteritiist Gu.
re 0eutIfen 3eitnngen, ballet gu
gltren beutifen airhetl nlt6 eeD.
rem, An6 metnetnegert 5n 6cut.
ifen @eId1ften. tuefn iie gerobc 70
gut Fino ais on6ere. Mir GItercn
,.anoben" beruerfen Gins. nnierc
Sligeno treibt nit Disqualification
Ser etgliiden aIiIttir 5u. @arums
@eil tie feine oelttide aadtlir bfle.
gen, nift beutid 0enfen mn nid,t
Oeutfh ipredleu. @eraoe ~gelegent-
Iih elmer ge0iegenen oeiitIdlen Cleo.
ter auffilbrumg ioaten goter nn0
Mhtfter lire Glteren 6inoer our
MorIteIlung mitgenommen baben
8as man mitumter onf Der StroBr
cher I'M tGgli6en 2ebef BON &C
Detniheu mitlnter fiebt
mag fem 9erlaneeR mad oeltIdei
art ertDefen, bod auh ben qIter
ntod)te iH Sunifer, nint 70 furat
fof fnauieris gu iein, oe1n MD
10 uno 10 pieIe afcr 2ano ooer Il
oieIe tnnieno Dollars MAIDEN Ocn
Mlenihen aus.
Mie niaitder i~tnIerer oItei Gent
iden bat lid Die @nohen obgelMoff
mo aeIduftet bis on ieirl 9eeeaS
asae, phne lid espas i'm Srheh !
anunen mo niaat oos 81 ullfertitben
sae Dos &ebell lebehSnert nloft.
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Ai9lonO ING. 6. @ioeenbcrn
anbnrH -. a.... 28. ". JreeiH1r
Aurora I..i.. Or. 3. so. 8oobaro
genlon ....,....l.. Dreb u. gailcp
Blair ~. ...... Wngnus Sobuion
.Sbaoron ......... Maen q. 8ifber
9odao -. ~. @iainm Wc2migbliu
G~raiDtoro .....a.. s. ". Wlinid
9refe ..........,.... Sobn 9ii[lD
.Dapio Gitb ARTHUR @ipntt (rep)
Balls GttD ....,. ~. q. 2cpoa
6lorenee ..r....... 8. O.. Sllder
6liaerfon ...i.. Sobn Weens (ben.
@tbbon ..t...... s. s. Moaoee
@ot1ellburg n. ~. Z. 8. Carroll
Warrington ........ Inton 8nLa
Sebron ~. .8. 8. Garter (oent)
.Gerillgton ~. ~. 49,. Sarnes gprncs
wtteopf ........ -2dwribea
wlaoiion ~. y. ..... 50. 8. genan
Wittdetl ..s.a 49,. 90. 3. QinOer
yteli9b ..~...a.... q. 6. @irf
Nloprdra u George @oDbo (0em.)
ySurtb geno ~. .&. s. @rorunea
Orleans ..g...... 6. q. Simpion
Elottsmottb. IS. B. SottIer (oen.)
&eo Glouo -. -. .9r. Oouereu
SHiDler -. q. 49,. ditto guelou
.Sionep .,..,... s. g. McSntol6
ct. Saul -. IS. s. pau[ )rep.)
EetamoD ...... 9. A. @aIIuin
Ieeumieb ..e... @. g.. Gaplor
Union ....B, Q. Banning (0en.)
H~tiiberiitp BIoce ~. IS. Is. Glaflin
Valentine n. n. \. 20. 8. ebong
Mapne 90. s. Cunningham (rcp.)
8eit Boi1t -. =. 50. s.. SOportb
Nisner ....... 8. 6. G5iemfe
Sir Die SrodeuIeglutq bon Sec.
goot lit Dor alien nnoern Ser
Sol5b6rOIer q. 9arnett beront.
tportIid 3i MAIDEN, Der bisber itet8
ais li6eraIer @iarn gait, Dor fur.
dem aber mddtig fir Brobi6ition
eintrat, 1tt0 einen genleinen Nm.
griff i'm 6ortigen 2otaIblatt anf bic
~liberolen 8iirger IosIieB.. DieIer
Serr Barnett bate bisber niemaIs
Elm perionIides 3eihen Der Gro.
denbeit gegeben, bis er lett tnobI
eloubte, Die Trage fei popular Qe.
iuorOeit. Barnett lit aunoi0at firI
9eIegot our repubIifdniIden gea-
iondIsaonbention in Gbicago. 9aS|
iolten ii6 Die 8irser ieines Gi.
itrifts merfen tno bdfiir iorgea,
oaB er gei6lagen tpir6. CT lit aud,
Elm radiator 8roareiiiper un6 MOO.
iepelt aubdnger. Die 3eutiden|
ieines 0iItrifts ioQten ieben, 6aB
er feline oettiden Stimmen err.
bdIt nto i60n sn Sotie bIeibcn
muB.
8eniOn tiib SIurenee repnblifnniid,
SIN genIon errangen Die Mepl6li.
faner fdmtlide aenter. &. 9.
8aileD mAr0e init 1874 Stimmen
@aiorit1t gum giirgermeiIter e..
pdbIt, g. S. gioIa NIT 20 Gtin.
men glebrbeit gum itdotiiden Snge.
nieur.
Sn Glorenre broften 0ie @eplb[i-
faner e6enfaqs ibre IGmtIiden San.
0iOaten 0urh nit 3nnabme 0eS
Sdasmeiiters tpel1en 9olten Der
0enofrat Sanes Grrneman er.
ftritf
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uno lett nod eiiten eeborigen les
ten 8erin6 mndt, oos 3ieG Sa err
reiden, benz iOate Der erfcIg niHt
ansbleiben
8ir mSdten Die Ronteltanten nllb
BEL Dieier @~elegeubeit mieOer ouf
bic ausiesung beg Grtrapreiies BON
$25 BOAR mifmerfiam MAIDEN, Der
nod GdIuB oes &onteites Dem
GonteTtanten 5ufaI[en miro, Der bic
meiIten iteiien Announcements fir bic
S1gIihe 9maba Eribiine g%eiponnert
bat. Der @etpinner oes automobils
lit BON oieiem Briefs nusgei9Ioiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-05

9ie &onteitanten i'm groBen au.
aonteit Der Sdgliden Ono.
ba Eribiine iitl6 eegenm6rtig NIT
grSbtern Offer an Ser arbeit, Sic
ale 5ieben in 8etrabt, ooB IN ben
nod berbleibenOeu 5tpei @o6en
oieL erreidt tperoen fam itnO Ell
retft merDen malB, I'M all oas gro.
Sc 8ie[ at fomniert nrb feiner
min es 90 an 5IeiB uno arbeits-
Iult febIen Iaiien. Seute iiber 5tpei
@oGeH fonanlt ndmli1 Der aonteit
gum glbidluB. Ser IN Der Belt
Der Gpe3ialitimmeu fleibig mar,
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ionit f0unte nod Diefer ODER ieuer
Denfen, i'd bette es auf ibn abae.
iebeit, unD Oas min i'd nidt. i'd
meiiie mr. oas bette fir Die Gertld.
Nmerifaner. 9oh i'd iprede fir
ms ollie. Ballet uns allies, mas gut
oeutih 1T, nnieritiisen. oointt haB
0ielenigeL Die iiir OaS~Bphl 0e
2euiidl.a unrifurertilms arbeiten,