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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
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TO INCREASE WORKING FORCE.

~ INCREASE WORKING FORCE.
Colonel w. S. Pierce, commandment of
the United States Armory at Spring
field, Mass, which manufactures mill.
tary rifles, etc, for the government,
has orders to expand to a full shift basis
and, to this end, will need in the next
few months several hundred competent
employees including practically all
mechanical trades, as we'll as common
laborers, The conditions of employ
ment at the Armory are excellent, the
employees receiving for an S-hour day
good wages, with 10 per cent increase
for night work. and being granted seven
holidays, 30 days leave for each year
after the first year, and Saturday after
moons during the summer months, all
with full pay. The prospects of con-
tinued employment are very good. En-
poyees are under the civil service regu-
lations and it is necessary to make out
application blanks, yet in cases where
there are no names on the eligible lists,
temporary appointments can be made at
once and the application blanks filled
out and rated later
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
BUILDINGS BURNED IN LUDLOW.

Two buildings owned by Jay E.
Brown in Ludlow were badly damaged
Monday morning by a fire which
started in the barber shop of d. E.
Rock, whore bottle of gasoline was
dropped by the proprietor, the gas ig-
hitting. The two and half story build
ing at the corner of Main and Depot
streets, in which the fire started, and
two-story structure fronting on Main
street and partly joined to the other
structure, were badly Quilted and the
roofs burned off. The fire started at
7;l5 o'clock, Mr.. Rock dropping the
bottle to the floor as he was filling
gosoline tank. The room filled with
gas which took fire almost instantly,
Mr.. Rock escaping with one of his
trouser legs partly burned off.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09
IT is HEREBY ORDERED;

That the dispositions of John Houston
Thomas E. Boyce and Ezra Braincrd, all Of
Middlebury in the County Of Addison, afore-
said, in perpetual remembrance be taken
before me at the Office of the County Clerk in
the county Court House at Mddlebury in
said County of Addison, on the eth day Of
March A. d., 1917, at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon; and that notice thereof be
given to Charles II. Thompson OF Montpelier
in the County Of Washington and State OF
Vermont, and The Central Power Corporation
OF Vermont, having its principal office at Mid
blebury in said Addison County, by service
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-03-09

The name-Doans inspires confidence
-Doan- Kidney Pills tor kidney ills.
Doan's Ointment for skin itching. Doan' S
Reguets for mild laxative. Sold at all
drug stores ADV.
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HoTyCr roR PupaICAFrou,

NOTICE HOR PUBLICATION.
y. PL GPuhssAss.) H9tnl-a15T7-0ii1
Deportnsa4 q ~ 1n1sssss.
U. q Land once at Sterling. Colorado.
December q, 1916.
N0TIC. ID hereby given that Zatk
SIocum. Of StoneAam, Colorado. who.
on June I, 1910, June q, 1914. made
Homestead Entries, Original md Add
No. 0l31H and 02lll6. Tor Southwest
quarter Of Section /; and NE. quaFtsr
Sc. quarter; E. Half Of NE. quarter;
and SW. quarter Of NE quarter,
Section 2, Township 8 North, Range IS
West, 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention 70 make Final Five
Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver, at Sterling. Colorado, on
the 18th day Of February, 1917.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
David Ruf. f StnneAam. CoiOsado.
Murray H. Sheldon. o -. &.
Goodwin L. Lss. of :. -
John 8hultx. of j. ~
A.P. BROWNS RsGister
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Modern Methuselah.

In the ANS. or upper burial ground
Of Germantown. there Ia a tombstone
which gives the age Of him who Hes
beneath It one John Adam, ~ nine
hundred and sixty-nine years The
records ! believe. show that his
age was rightly axty-nine. and the ex.
PLANTATION given Is that the stonecutter
cut his nine FIRST and then found he had
no room for tho six. So he filed In
the nine with cement and cut behind
his first markings Time having worn
out the cement reveals the tomb Of an
ancient 1T to be classified with those
mentioned In Genesis.-philadeiphia
Public Ledger.
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NIL tPuhsahss.D Sssia,-olIeD Gzsm
DepaPlUsnt si tie lneesses.
U. 8 Land Once at Sterling. Colorado.
Dec. 8. 1916.
NOfICE is hereby given that Henry
L. Ficken, Of New Raymer, Colorado,
who. On March Is. 1910, April g, 1915,
made Homestead Entry, Orig. and
Add. No. 0ll6o0. and No. O226O0, for
Southeast quarter and Lot Four, See.
2, Twp. 8 North, Range 81 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make Final Five Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
shove described, before Clerk Of the
District Court, at Fl Morgan, Colo
rado. on the 10th day Of February,
1917.
Claimant names az witnesses:
Ed BLY,. d New Raymer. Co,o
Chasls Fritz. Of '' 4"
Gustaf A. Jensen, '' =. l2-2l
John Neal. of IT. Morgan. Colo. I-s5
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
u P.L fPuhsiaAeS.D Harial 0iieo6
DepartWsat ct ths lstestss.
U. 8. Land Once at Sterling, Colorado
December s, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ben
iamin +. Marple, Of New Raymer,
Colorado, who, on March Is, 1910, made
Homestead Entry No. 0l2696, for West
half Of Sec. Is. Twp. 6 North, Range
IS West 9Th Principal Meridian, has H.
q notice Of intention to make Final
Five Year Proof. TO establish lclsim to
the land above described. before Coun-
ty Judge, AZ Fl Morgan. Colorado, on
the 8th day Of February, 1917.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Hsasy Asdrews. of kew1Raymss. Colnrsdo
John Erwin. a
L. 3. Brown. u tz-3i
Frank Woah. d l-8
AZ. BROWNS. Register.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL
TEAM BEATEN At MORGAN

In spite Of the cold we ather a big
bunch Of rooters and what was left Of
the High School basket ball players
journeyed across the cactus fields to
Morgan Saturday night n
We tried to postpone the game be-
cause Of these facts: three Of the play
ers from high school including tho subs
were unable to 60 because Of sickness
and death in the family. Our center,
Art Ducker and the sub. Glen Dunlap
were laid up with the grippe. however
our efforts were in vain for Morgan
having spent considerable time in ad-
vertising and having received the news
of postponment only the night before
felt as tho we shodd have some sort Of
q game, 30 with Orville Northup and
Emory Hoffman the only two from H.
S. and three outside players with no
subs attempted to gain victory over
Morgans pill shooters. The score re-
suited "a to Is in favor Of Morgan.
Wen give 1t to Morgan, they have a
swift bunch Of kids but they also have
an inexhaustable supply, as fast as one
would tire another one would be put in
and it seemed to the Raymer boys we
were playing the whole town. The
game was good all the way thru altho
the Morgan boys made by far too many
fouls and one or two Of our larger boys
was very easy with them lest they
should step on somebody's lip. however
It was easy to see il the RHS regular
pill shooters been there the score would
have been quite different. however
Morgan somewhat afraid of defeat,
and the only way for them to do was
to run in a supply Of men.
We regret that our team was in such
condition. but we will give them a race
in a return game. The Morgan boys
gave Us courteous treatment and we
enjoyed ourselves anyway.
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hsvass's Wstse eupoly.

rqe moro than thFes hundred yemu
ths water supply of the city of Havana
~ carried through IN open d11e1
hQlit IN l6sa. Tho supply osiGinaap6
y ~ apsinu of tho Almendases s(yse
plno milas south of The city. ~ ~
psrp stiil provides n adequate AoW.
n ~ spsinsa. which hgSe alnos hsea
alIy developed. number ~ anA ase
eanlosed By . heavy wall q maeoaH
yAtch h constantly under military
n3F@ An aaueduct has long alnel
46np)aatsd TIE ditch
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HorIcE ron run,.,cAr,or.

NOTICE HOR PUDLlCATs0K.
M.P.L (PsharAsr, ssria, o,4am
DeDastmest eG iAe Ineessss.
U. q Land Once at Sterling. Colorado.
December q, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that William
B. Dunlap, Of New Raymef, COLORADO,
who. on November d, 1910. made
Homestead Entry. No. 0ll7oO. for
North Half Of Section q, Township Z
North, Range 68 West 6th Principal
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
to make Final Five Year proof, to
establish claim to the land shove describ-
ed, before United States Commissioner,
lCyde l. StanIey,) ut New Raymer,
Colorado, on the 0th day Of February,
1917.
Claimant names az witnesses:
Caariss u. Seott. of New Raymss. Colo.
Claude IAyeoek. %
Louie Ailen. 50 "a
Alhsst @. Nekesson, :" q" 2-s
A. ?. BROWNS. Rsxissss.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOAsSe FO9 GpoASsCAIbOHs
=. r. l. tPuhliahss) Sssialolse6l
DepaStneat ef tie Intessss.
U. 8 Land Once at Sterling. Colorado
December s, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Geneva
Sandoz, formerly Geneva Conradson. of
Stoneham, Colorado, who, on Dec. 8,
a9ass, dsls made I'd uw HOMESTEAD e IL ENTITY No
North, Range 81 West, 9Th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
TO make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim TO the land above de-
seribed, before Clerk Of the District
Court, at Fl Morgan. Colorado. on the
9Th day Of February. 1917.
Claimant names AZ witnesses.
william L. Kern. of Stoneham. Colosado.
Charley H. Bartlett ol T"
barney A. Benson. of i1-7l
John Hanaen. Of In
A. p. BROWNS, Rsxjstes.
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Farm lsa.. ssasAsv srss.

There will b. fumishsd hy I'll re-
questing them . copy Of eaeh Of the
Information circulars Issued BY Tie
Federal Farm Loan Boasd. regarding
The wcrkings Of tAis lev. and the
correspoadent's name viii bs placed
On the mailing list 70 receive copy Of
each nsw circular iasusd. Congress
man Timbeslake viii be glad 10 answer
I'll questions and endeavor b explain
I'll points not fully understood. All
matter should BE- addressed Hon. Chas.
B. fimbsrlake, s72 House ollce Bldg..
Washington, D. C. .
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NOTICE ron PUsLscATlon.

MVEsGG wO8 TUuLSCATIOU.
n.P,L (PubiiaAwl Serial 0ll7l6
Depastmeat et the lates1es.
u. s Land once at Sterling. Colorado.
January H. 1917
Notice is hereby given that George Bostock. Of
r. h@Ran. Coaorado Who. On Decemher & 1910.
made homestead entry No 0lt7l. for the east
half of section Y. township sk. range ssw of 9Th
p. m. has 6lsd notice Of intention 10 make final
Ave year proof TO establish claim % the hnd ahovs
descsihsd. hefre cierk III ih- district court at F.
Morgan. Colorado on the sth day a March. 1917.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Gustaf A. Jensen. of ~ Morgan Co,nrado
Herman o. LnndvalL Of
Maud Z. Salmon. Of i-l8
John X. Neal of tn
4 s.. A.F. BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department OF the Interior.
U. s. Land Once At Sterling. Colorado.
January u. 1877.
Notioe b hssshy given that Chssass l. Hsadlsy
of StnnsAam. Colorado. WIN. On Rstruasy li.lsl0.
Nay q. 1914. msde Ori9. and Add H. e No.
Oi0eik, and 0eDook. for southeast quarter snd ~
nnsthsast quarter of section n township sN.
range ssw of Oh p. \. hes alsd nsties 4 iassas
tioa 10 naks 6nal i've year prod 10 sstahaisA
elaim b Ne Ind above described. heioss rsgisess
and receiver. st Steslin9. Colnrado. On tAe lstA
day Of March. 1917.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
EAgsr c. nolRat- At StoneAAm. Co,nraAo
Frank Wore. Of
Pred Rnsasn. of Lila
WIN. D. NstAup. of . ~
4. 2. BROWNe Ragistss.
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Oct q Hobbv.

Horace Greeley oncs said: "YounG
man. 90 West" give advice a valu-
able and more easily followed: ! say,
young man. set . hobby; preferably
get two. one for indoors and one foE
ont: get . pair Of hobby horses thai
oan safely be ridden IN opposite direC
ti1as,--A Edward Newton. In thA ~
lsatic
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eessslle = 9xseoloA

The feeble and deficient nnecelas
psfseotioa d tAe infant q blytA b
compast.oa VIII monkeys And nAany
othes lowee animals canses . gseats
Increased gyowtA n : WA an1 psi1
tflvs stats man really depea1s1 ~
IT. sxiste0os a thh musouiAs pgo1
-. ~ 6sa4s and nOe vuedA By 6lnl
q sssFclss- anyoos ~ tmpsUve ~
aeftsttieq, his Fesesvs rsGistanoc b q
49, aaA fatigss. his power y eaaassr
~ nasusA
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School Notes
One more new pupil has been added
to the primary room.

WIG hofe new pupH mas Deen auucO
to the primary room.
The following stand highest in their
classes for the month of December: 4th
grade, Cecil Snyder; 3rd grade, Oliver
Petrie; End grade. Ruth Burlile; lst
grade, Gertrude White; Beginners,
Marjorie Knapp.
A mixed squad Of H. S. boys and
town team played Morgan II. S. Satur-
day night, Jan. l3. on the Morgan
floor. II was fast and furious game,
altho Morgan came out ahead The
regulars are planning to meet the bunch
at later date.
The X. II. s. girls will meet the
Keota II. S. girls in basket ball game
on our floor Friday, Jan. 18th, at 8
p. m, admission l5c and 25c.
Miss Fora Taylor and Carrie Nicker-
son are on the sick list this week.
Robert Graham is suffering from a
sprained wrist as a result of fall from
his chair while trying to go to sleep.
Oryille Northrup, and Arthur Ducker
are sick with Ia grippe this week.
The H. S. students are now selling
Whitcomb Riley pins for the purpose
OF supporting the grade girls.
Saturday night WIS the first time
orville didn't forget to take his grip.
However, it was tie la grippe at that.
Nearly all of R Aymer's business men
turned out for the game Saturday
night in spite 81 the weather Who's
all right? r. lymer business men. Who
sad so! Everybody. Who's every
body? R. H.S.
Well anyway. we are cheerful losers.
We on Iy wanted Morgan and few
other towns to know that we are wide
awake at least. even tho we are from
the short grass country.
Let's go sleighing. Where? On the
Hogs Backs. Who's coaster? Ernest
Schmeeckle has one and there are
plenty more.
One of the Rooters: why didn't
you get into the game, Sam, Saturday
night?"
Sam Schmeeckle: II was afraid Of
cracking the ivory or stepping on some
ones lip"
John Smathers gave an interesting
and instructive talk to the high school
last Wednesday morning on The Gen
eral Mercantile Business" This was
the first of series Of talks to be given
by the business men Of the city. Mr..
Smathers said in part: Az q former
teacher, he realized how intimately
connected were school training and
business life. Most all school children
will some day either be in business for
themselves or connected with some
business. Hence, 1t is well for school
children to know what the business
world demands for success. The fun
damental principles Of all business are
honesty, energy and stick-to-itive- ness.
These things children learn in schools.
or should learn them there. Mr.. Smath-
ers told, also, about the general meth
ods Of retail business, including buy
ing, selling. advertising. special ssles
and credit business. He said that maui
order houses win never take the place
to my large extent Of the retail stores,
because the retail stores offer sdvan-
taees that TIE mail order ipuses can
not give. Jobbers and sale3nen afford
cooveniences End advantages to the
uublic i trs3s. The following are some
spl,orisns froa he talh: The best
vay 3 aavortiss h to plsass the Gus
tomssu; ~ hsst way % fight eompsti-
ton 4 b bs square always; se per cent
Of bdsinsss msn fal; no business can
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

EUhS AGDAhNA bWNs
M.P.L. (PublisherD Serial Ot1265
department ef the IateSios.
u. s Land Once at Sterling. Colorado.
January II. 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given that Joe Fnsca. Of
Stoneham Colorado who On April q. isi2made
homestead entry No. 0i71ss. for southwest quartss
Of section Il. township sN. range s7W. sth P. Y.
has filed notice of intention 70 make Anal thrse
year proof 70 estahlish claim 10 the land ahove
described hsfoee eisgk Of the district court as n
Morgan Co,osado. On the 10Th day Of March. 1877.
Claimant names 40 witnesses:
y. W. McCtoud Of StoneAam. Colunao
H. n. Reagan. of Snyder.
John Smith. Of Stnsham, lis
Wilhelm PaetA. of :" IN
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The Lineup:

Five extra subs were used by the #
Morgan club. Raymer none.
Field goals: Morgan IA, Raymer 4.
Total score Morgan "a. Raymer Is.
Referee, Cooper, Fl. Morgan.
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succeed without business methods; dis
honest advertising never pays, a mer-
chant loses when he sells inferior
goods; most merchants lose by the
credit business; high school pupils in
general don't know enough about bust.
ness; in school we may learn the prin-
ciples that mean success in life
A school cantata. "Hiawatha's Child
hood, will be given Friday. Feb. q.
The next regular teachers meeting
will be held at the teacherage, Satur-
day. 10th, at 2:3O p. m. After the
business meeting. the time will be
spent as an informal social gathering.
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That Seldom Chances.

A mans wife Ia seldom able to
cook like his mother did hut the
medicine she insists on his taking
tastes pretty much the same.
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~ Gssssaaas hswesy.

sWhsn vere yuu masriedr
well replled ~. Gap Jchnsn q
Runpus Ridge. Il disrecollect peraise-
b what yeas Il waA hat I know 4 hap
peasa o. ~ vSustA q July o. 0hrist-
naAem 'pome psscA dAy.s-kansas
Oty etaKA
Daily Thouekt.
n man does not keep pace WITH
Bic companions perhaps II ID because
be hears . diaarent drvmmss ITO
rean.
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eesars q .eseileA Head.

Don't get q swelled head. II you DO
anything well. even more than well: II
you surpass your companions, fellow
students, anybody In anything from
lessons to athletics. from ingenuity to
popularity. let II 90 and treat Il nero
~ a. a condition. fortunate for you,
hut let us hope not too unfortunate
for the other fellows and Il you wear
your excellence modestly. decently,
hroad+mindeily. without showing hurt
even II ron feel It. at attempts to be-
little you. which arc bound 10 follow,
then you Will reap the surer benefits
of honest. Genaeous and welcome praise
and cheer from othesA
oMs 9xpeslsaes EhevoA
r should think.s exclaimed q trav-
eles. that you could make good use Of
these trans BY living . little way out
of town.
mo suv'noe; none of yer jery-built
'ouses fer me"
sWhyr Queried the traveller.
well last year we took . 'ouas out
that way. The boards of the door were
70 WIDE apart hat tie grass used to
como up through the creviceA and me
vito used b NOV 4 every morning; /;
tAen the noWess took to coming up
and the landlosd put the rent up be-
Cause he aaid we had . garden r-Lon-
don Tit.nitA
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You've got to give it to Raymer
when it comes to basketball rooters.
We made fully as much noise as Fl.
Morgan, Saturday night.
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Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank the boys who
helped out our team Saturday night
Also the rooters who went down in
spite Of the prevailing cold weather.
The High School Basket Ball Boys.
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ser Crate Solbing Company BON
Omaha in 9atr0gen BON $4,000
oufiDarts. Gieie aftien gordntieren
3inien, 8abI6ar baI6idbrlid.
Die 5iderbeit binter oieier allsgobe
BON 8or3ugsaftien beitebt aus feds
Apartment IS ebauIidfeiten in Smo.
10, geeignet un6 betrieben bon Der
0rnte @o.6lng gompanb. 8ie af-
tiondre befommen ober nift MIR go
0ibi0enoen, ie mer0en aud Der @e.
mime teiIbaftig Die BON ben Mieten
ser apartments %eingeben. Sic er.
boIteu SO gurantiert NIT ben beften
Siderbeiten = omaha @run6eigen.
ttm. 9e6enbet nber nerben Die 81.
bioen6en erbobt 0urd ben ne6er.
i6ub. ger6ienit oieier @eielidaft bon
mebr aIs ga.
Gtreiben Sic I'm boIlitanoige
4nsfunft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01

5lbt bouftdnoise nno liar i1uftrterte Vim
l~etttngeH IN alien 1etlen Der ieBi 10 bolfsttrHs
ltheH Eating STUNT, Die 6auobdblHa Der
5nlftbeH mo ole Gage oer 9anbe Dtr0 In
iie6en iehr 6eailiden uHo taoeIlos ee5einneieH
5IuiiraiiioneH ge8eigL aefolgt con febr letmI
BeTltlfl0llb gelPbeieH ARlettunaen. @tHe NrDhs
au5a9l Don Wluitern tlt MaHieit, @tninbe, H9os
libe, Wtittelltlde, traBeH, gGafbifleioeIs unb
eemoelio1s, eanotifiaute1i AroitenersEeds
den uim. ltuo dbgebil6et unb Rte MnIettlufs
gen erH69li4en e Gun gni1Haer1l oteielben
5er5uiieleH.
gas SUD TT out Dem bsfien Banter Hna
0en b6difeH AlHiproerltlgen Der punbruders
funii georuft. uno Der geits oesielben MIRO
fir Gte cine Gnelg Der gefrieoining uno bes
@eranifgens btloen. Wnn iebe uffen bic .eIAs
zen @e6tnguEseL III pelAeH es al bnben III.
Gieies BUD fir 12c portofrei Der Bot orrs
ianbt
"
SIG. il 6maba Sribine.
II 6uiUarb Ctr. Guaba 9et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01

SOrb Nort6cIifie nartet bel ieSer
BeLegenbeit NIT Dem @drden mf
baB ole oeittidiprodioen 3eitrngen
bier5uIon0e ietne GeOen ber0rebcn.
Cir iogen nidts iiber feline Geoeu
nuo oos lit drgerlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-01
@obffiiien ana Mlatraten.

alte 6e0ern mer6en g~ereinigt mo
70 gut pie net geuodt. QQe Cor.
ten nelter 6eoern 3ll nerfaufen.
Omaha 9iaOw So, 1907 Cunning
Str, Song. 2467. -10.1.17