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Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
Jury CASE UNDER
ABATEMENT LAWS

Springfield, I'LL, Feb. 14.-For the
first time since the Kate Adams vice
abatement act became effective in IL
linois, q jury will be called in the cir
cult court tomorrow to try as to facts
a suit in which .several Springfield
property owners are defendants to in
Junction proceedings instituted by
Sheriff John A. Wheeler. Sheriff
Wheeler is seeking to restrain the de-
fendants from allowing their build
ings To- be used for alleged immoral
PURPOSES. sTal
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
CUbANS WARNED.
BY SECRETARY
sj,
Revolutionary Government
Will not be Recognized
by United States.

Washington, Feb. 14.-secretary
Lansing sent to the Cuban people to-
day q warning that any government
that might be established by revolt
could not be recognized by tho Uni
ted States.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
HASTEN HOUR
OF ACTION BY
THIS NATION
Question of Arrring Vessels
is Left in Allegiance at
Present.
DISREGARD SHOWN
~ OF RIGHTS OF u. S.
No Split in Cabinet Over
Policy to be Pursued,
at Present.
London, Feb. 14.-The
American schooner Lyman
M. Law was sunk by a SUBJ
marine on Monday accord
ing to a dispatch from the
Scenfani agency of Rome.
The crew including eight
Americans is reported to
have been landed.

Washington, Feb. 14.-President
Wilson is expected now to defer . de-
cision on the question Of furnishing
guns to American merchant ships un-
til he decides whether to 80 bsfore
congress and ask for additional au-
thority FOR ths protectton OF Ameri-
can ships and Nves.
1t was indicated from oftictal sourc-
es today that there has been no
change Of the policy and none is in
Immediate prospect.
Hastens Clash
The accumulation Of incidents in
volving violation Of American rights
orally believed by officials to be has
'tening the approach of the hour when
the president will again 80 before
congress.
The re-detention Of the ~ Ameri-
cans brought in from tho prize ship
Yarrowdale is regarded as another
acute indication Of aermany's disre.
known whether q vigorous protest
has already gone forward, but it will
be sent soon, unless Germany releas-
es the men.
Accumulated Wrongs.
A definite sentiment gained ground
in administration quarters today that
an accumulation Of acts indicating a
disregard for American rights will
have much to do with shaping the
policy of the United States as any
overt act which may be committed
against American ships.
Delay Preferred.
While 1t has been indicated at the
state department that there can be
no legal objection to tho government
furnishing guns to merchant ships.
President Wilson is understood to be
disinclined to take any step which
might give Germany any ground for
throwing responsibility for any future
trouble upon tho United States.
SO far the government has received
no Indications Of any change Of sub
marine policy by Germany and can
only believe that American lives or
ships may be sacrificed at any mo-
No Cabinet Split.
Vigorous denials were made today
to reports Of split in the cabinet
over the question of furnishing guns
to American merchant ships. There
may be differences Of Judgment but
1t was declared the cabinet will stand
solidly behind the president in any
decision he may make.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
Rebel Killed.

Havana, Feb. 14.-It Is reported
that Colonel Baldonero Acosta, mayor
Of Marinao, who is said to have led
the rebels which engaged in a fight
with rural guards 40 miles from Ha-
wanna, has been killed and that Major
General ENRIQUE Loynaz del Castillo
has been wounded.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14

THE WEATHER.
North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Thursday; colder
Thursday and In west portion to.
night.
; ssss ssssss
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
NAVAL DETAIL
TO Be ARMED
Recruiting Officers are In.
suited and Threatened in
Chicago.

ChicaEo. Fob. ll.-Bscauss Of m
suits and the hostile attitude Of Fan
aticA Lieutenant r. I. Stevens, chief
naval recruiting onicer in Chicaxo.
today armed his men at headquarters
and at all sub stations with automa-
TIC pistols, with the approval Of Chief
Of Police Schuettlor.
An encounter was narrowly avertsd
YssterdAy In the naval recruiting
hsadauaftsrs whsn three men became
boacterouA One OF the men displayed
. pistol. according DO attaches of nc
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
Raid Tuoeday.

Hachita, NJ NJ, Feb. 1.-THE Cor
ner ranch, owned by the Palomas
Land and Cattle company. has been
raided by a band Of Msxicans under
Prudencio Miranda, three Mormons,
one of whom was Andrew Peterson,
Jr., have been captured and taken
away, according to a message received
hereby officials Of the company The
message which came from Alamo
Hueco, AS miles south Of Hachita,
stated that all teams had been seized.
and that all Mexicans employed on the
ranch left the place with their cloth
ing and effects.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
Expecttne Milttarysafoy,e.

Ri Paso, Tex, Feb. 14S-Interest in
Iyesterday's bandits raid in the ''cor-
ner ranch" below HachitA, New Mexi-
co, was divided today between the
fate of the thrse Mormon captives.
taken by the raiders. and the posi-
bility Of military action by United
States troops.
A. Peterson. whose son Andrew was
among the captives has asked the
army authorities to take action.
Miranda Commander.
The Mexicans cut the international
fence in making their raid. They were
led according to reports here. by
Prudencro Miranda, a semi-independ-
ent leader, allied with Villa.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-14
j. s. CAVALRY
May Be SENT
OVER BORDER
In Effort to Rescue Ameri-
cans Captured by Mexi-
can Raiders.
TROOPS AWAITING
NEW DEVELO OPMENTS
Officer of Villa Army Was
in Command of the
Bandits.

Hachita, N. NJ, Feb. d4.-American
cavalry troops may cross the ipterna-
tional line today in an effort to rescue
the three American Mormon cowboys,
A. Peterson. Hugh Acord and L. Bur,
ton. who were carried of Monday af-
ternoon by Mexicans under Pruzencio
Miranda, said to be q commander in
jose Ynez salaxar's Villa force.
Lieut.. Col. J. G. Waterman, COM
manding q squadron Of the 18th u 8.
cavalry. has dispatched troops to the
border to search for the Americans.
Asked II he would follow q hot trail'
across the border, Lieut.. Col Water
man said he would await Develop
ments before acting"
May Gross lime.
However, 1t was believed here today
that in tho event It becomes known
that the MexicanS held the Americans
prisoners cavalry troops would cross
the border in an effort to reBcue them.
Eugene Romney. relative of one
Of the missing Mormon cowboys. said
today the Mexican raiders crossed the
border into the United States Monday
afternoon soon after A troop Of the
18th cavalry had passed on patrol
duty. They rode to the corner ranch,
ordered all Mexicans to join their
band, took all cattle, and then went
in search Of tho Mormon cowboys,
who were out on the range.
Romney said he obtained his infor-
nation Of the raid from Lem Stills
bury, q Mormon scout, who was with
Pershtng in Mexico and who has L
ranch near the corner ranch. ~
The Washington times., 1917-12-27
$5.9S Derby Silver
Toilet Sets, $3.9S

Brush, comb. and mirror. with floral
ornamentation, guaranteed quadruple
plate. Each set boxed go.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23
RincpicR in Gcras
pcrcnNct ST t~aMlcnDen!

San aneeIo, Ger, 90. Sob
Gauienoe Gtiid @iaobieb ituo III
Seros b%er6ungert, mo t~aitienoeu
tpeiteren itebt Elm gIeides euoe be.
nor. menn oie mbalteuOe 0iirre In
Sen metlihen uno iiiomeitIi6en Sci.
len oes Staotes niht oufb0rt II. 0ent
@lanqef ait gtollmotertal mo oen 90.
ben 5utterpreiien Elm Gn0e gemadt
mirb. Ger 8iebsiifter uno Banter
Sobu q. Simpion iagte beite, ooB
ME 8itbor IN oieien 2an0esteile Ell.
ne Gbuli6 groBe 3iirre 5t ber5eih.
men selpeien lit. 2ebteS 5rilIiahr
pflan5ten Die 6arner 0rei Dial &iebs
flttter, 0as lette YiaI I'M 4}oi, ober
Die &0rner Iiegen imurer nod unqe.
feint i'm 9ooeu. glud oas @rituftt.
ter lit nift getpa6ien. Is iin0 geuii-
gen0 &ie6Dagen por5anoeL I'M 0a8
@ieb mad Dem 6itliden Geros, Clio.
bono, GrtaHia5 mo 2ouiiiaua 5u
bef0roerH.
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MexlfaHer ergeben Fdl ben 8lmSes.
srappen nnb per0en iUieSer fret.
geiaHeH.

zee Eaio, Ter, 90. Nob.-llnter
Bee 8apaHung BON SolOotn Der
4er. Stnnier tpur0en 600 GarralBe
Sol0aiea nit ibrem aouimanoaur,
@enernE Gor00Da, Die nod Der gr-
obersng BON giinoqa ourd giaa
m Den amer. 1rlippen ergeben bat.
ten Hber sic fnternotionale Bride
bfer bellie nod Suare5 aebrnft. Die
@funer batten nntb ibrer gie0er.
la8e hei Cinnga 6ef yfio @ron6e
Oh NreIfoio iibQrihritten un0 eroa
tea iih M0r idnfite fie Damn mad
Manias r, no lie bis beute in
i~exlliett hsarep. 200 1Feroe mo 0ie
Nanitloa tm0 @sDehre nur0en ID.
ilss Rseninlls snrndgegeben.
&ie GarraHsa Me1ierllng miro fir
anlspuflEnIfen be5a6Ien. gladj
ihfgr NaIani I'll liares bgsogen Sic
fHbpea GlmEtirre onF Der RenH.
ia SHu1e5 9ut jest cine @arnilon
t4a Gina 1000 Mlafs.
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Senfcnartigc Grtrautung i'm Sam
Ssnnituu.

(True translation filed with thu
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
%, as required by the act of Oct. s
1870
Camp 5uniton %. emGt
eillaut ofii3iellen 9eridt, neldel
Rom &alptor5t Gborles 6. 8anf.
Don Camp 6uuiton am 0tittmodJ be.
taunt gegeben nur0e. greift Die Cpl.
oemie Scr Spinal Meteugitis" mel.
ter Inn ith. Or. 9nnfS iogte Dob 90
9Gqe 6eban0elt mer0en un0 mebr ols
80 meitere unter 8eobohtlng iteben.
aIe geriamlllugen i'm Eager mur'
oeu unteriagt uno Die umttegen0er
St10te ipllr0et e6enfaas eriudt ID,
re G%eriommlungen bel oeueu Col.
oaten @dite ipareu, ouf5ugeben.
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Q bfiiiidc 9ibiTOncn beim Gam5rai-
MHariff.

Hrue translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
23 as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
alnIrroams %. Aob-Sal6of
fi5ieae 9rIiner gerihte geben an,
Dab 6 britiide S~Hfarterie 3iuiitonen
tuI0 3 NapoIIerie Gipifonen an Dem
erlten britfiden 4ngriff bei gombrat
frfIfnEHlen. Gies piiroe ~anoeuten,
1oB meier ais 10000 SnfQnteriten
nllo $4,000 aaDaileriItan in Die
tritii6ea StreiHrdfte eiugeidloGen
narar.
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Gleiider iuerOen am 3icnstag niht
idlliebeu.

guf ihrer Sibung Gm gtitttpod
abeEo beihIoB sic @ereinigung Der
6Ieii6Ddn0ler, Die SdIieBuug Der
5leii6ergeiddite am Qieustag nidlt
~af5uuronen. g. s. aituc[ Der 9rd.
ltoGlt Der 9ereinigung, iogte, bah
bns iopobI fir Die Sander ols aitdj
Die 9Gufer Don 9ofteil mare, ga sic
@riinbdp0ler, Ole olt6 5Ieii6 Ter.
fuuiten lire @eiddfte often bielten.
Gin meiterer @run6 mar, DOB bielc
Der SAMPLER aud Slide, @efIHgeI
mo ouoere 9nbrungsmitteL oerfal.
fen, DIE an fleii6loien 1ogen 5ir
9erpenoumg fonmeH.
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Jortidritte Der Sammlnng Ser So.
lumbnsritter.

Ser arieg5fonos ser aolttm6u8rit.
ter lit geitern nm $tt945O ange.
podien, moourh Die ~6i8berige @e.
iantiunne miS56,S90 80 itaigt Sic
St1ot gort bat ibr Guotum BON ST.,
600 erraidt uno 2incolu III uobe 6a.
ran feline $4,000 boa 81 maiden.
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@o0fott ~fein6lider qn8lanber.

8artforo, Conn, 23. Qob.-2H
Der bier a6ge6oltenen gerionmIunq
Der Gonnectirltter 8e%reinioung Der
gaoIpnioL8 amen~ mur0e cine Reio-
luton angenontnerl. in Der erftart
miro, oaB Die 9titglie0er Ser @erei.
niglrug fiinfti9bn feine geranftaG-
tung mebr befuden ODER untertit-
ten lperoen, Die bon eireln fein0l6er
anslan0er geleitet miro, o0er an 6er
fein0liden alsldn6er beteiligt iiao.
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JulUeIcn ifft Wertc BON
$4,000 eeitoRtcn!

ge0dr Robibs, So, 90. Rob.-
Gas auto. 1eiieH lid Die 8onoiten
otf ibrer 5ludt aus minneapolis,
mo he aus eineln Su1pelagg6qft
Sdnlndgegenitqnoe I'M 8etroge bon
$4,000 ftn1len ~beoienten. pur6e
bier belte enfoedt. @lan glaubt,
bat iih Sic Hanber III 6ieicr @egcao
herItedt bnlten.
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Sas Z. Gegiment iuirS nu6ntals
nuterinft.

@}itgIie6ar 0es 7. g}c6rasfo 9iegi-
mentes meroen nod einmal pon 81
fi5ieren Der 8ln0esnrnlee bette uno
morgen mteriudt mer0en ebe ie
in ben gun0esoienit mfqenommen
lDeroen. Gs beiBt 0aB einige 2eute
oufgenommen nur0eu, Die nidt &c,
nar ben Observation-Disclosures eit,
iprefen. 8as ariegsant bot Ole
no6malige llnteriudung ~ongeoronet.
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4ns Sen Elnten nrrettrt.

6rant Nippert BON Clinton Gar.
ra9e un0 8. %. Scott, Elm 86oto,
graph. eutfnten am 3ienstug mil
tuapper 9tot Dem Grtrinfm i'm
9latte 6Iuiie nabe @aterloo, Ne6r.
Sbr Boot tippte auf einem SagOs
ar8fluge nm uno fie itanoen mebrere
Climber ouf elmer Gan06ant in oen
folten JIuten, Biz iie BON on0erell
Sagern gerettet mur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23

fabr nit Meiieiuoqeu iiber BEN gam
Sen Staot uno nod ben glnd SINS
Or mar aud slpeinn[ MitaIie0 oes
Gtootrats. M1breno Oes Qine Mibae
Suoimerauiiton0es in 1891 I~eiiteie
er BEL Der 8erpiIegung Der Sruppea
grobe 9ienlte. Geia 2ethnam miro
bier beigeiest Deroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-23
R055ia auf sic
Peoria Some!

georia, 81, 90. 3ob.-gun6es.
beb0roen begabeu iid belite nod Der
Office Der sQeoria Some mo
Der 8obuung oes @t9eutiimer8 ser.
ielben 8. 8bilipp @olf ionic oerieni.
gen 0es Setretdrs @ermorn Gol0.
berger uno beihlognabmten cine
Wienge 9driftitife. Die 8edntten
meigerten iib, ausfunit ii6er 0en Sal
bait Der 9otitIHente un0 beifIag.
nabmten Qotumente un0 Sdrifitide
SIT geben.
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|oie aufnabme bon ettna $50 iIelieu
W2italic0eru borrebmett. ~ Ger
1cicrlidteit mer0cn etipa 1900 Mfit'
.eIicbqr ertuartet. Gs miro Elm Diner
ierpicrf merScu, bns Ocr Scoper' ldeH
@runSIdten ougcpnBt miro. s.. s.
griaer miro Bite gatfnabme 3ergnp.
MEN leiten.
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2ienen 6eim 6!icaereurps.

Council 8luff5 bat bis Jest cine
itottIide 4u8abl ianger 0tdnner
sum 6liegercorp8 geitelt. Quf Der
RamenIiite finben mir foIgenoe gta-
nten: S. g. 8Ian6ar0. 6. 8u0le1,
u. s. Qoiet6, $. 8. 0lontgomareB,
6. @. 4roft e. 6. RuiieQ, &. q.
Ruiiea, o.. q. Gpooner, s.. Q.
@elih neitere gtnrHen fin0 nod bin.
8uflgea: Sames 8omea, 91or1 1ar-
rid Gir6 Coffin SSH @romn, 81.
gar0 6orenien, 4rt5ur Qortb. 5IO.
nep 9tcrt9, uu0 Ben 2eud.
Solhe 8eiude f0Hnen I'M 8o0er.
noramt, nidt mebr erle0igt tDer0en,
nit Qusnabutc bic 8rIfung86eb6r0e,
ien0et nit Dem @eiud Elm begloubig.
te5 S6reiben mt, moourA erpieien
miro, onB Der san. innerbaIb Der fe.
ben Gage ieine GrIe6igung gehmoen
bat mo ouB Ger Mlann, ais Stel.
Iungspili6tig erflGrt pur0e. Dian.
ner Die bereits I'M Qienit iino, ia.
ben fem 8edt mebr sur 5oroer1mg,
i6r Gnti6uI0iguugs @eiud, bon 6er
Iotalen o0er giitrift ge5oroe utiter.
iuden au Ioiieu 4Ie ioIde Sale iiuO
Der 4rmee gtegulotion ourh ben 81
Diiions aomtHotoeir, untsrporfen.
Golte 6eneral 4lltntater, ausfunft
IN irgen0 einem Safe, bon ben 60.
fallen un0 8iitritt 9e5oroen, min.
ideu, 10 miro er ftd in 0ieiem SAT.
Ie an Den General 9lojutafrteu men.
8pn
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UH .&
TRUE translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
nv as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
Stnlienildtr 8eridt.
Mott %. gluD. Gas ariegsant
meI0ete beiite, bah oiterrei6iihe uno
1eutiHe Eruppen liA BEL loren bef,
tlBen aber unerfolgreihen angrif.
ten gegen Die italieniiden Steaungen
IA Ncrocn Der gi1be 2tnir sTr1ncn
Basbomben~ beDienten. 0os 8eiedt
bate fciH 3entrum BET Ser giiogo
&ohfIdhe nnbe Monte 9n0erecar
1no Mnnte MDeneche un6 bonn @e.
iteu III Der Midtrng oltf @lontc Ga.
iteIeomherto.
81 benz offi3ielen @eriht beiBt Is
tpciter; o@egauanerifie ouf Der IN
Der Uegeti0 Der Aiiago &o6fldde
brndten ms 1893 teutoniide @efonl
gene Elm. 8iuiiden Dem &i1be un0
Der @renta grill Der 5eino mad elmer
ggluaItigen 4anonn0e I'M oihten Sya-
fanterieforlnntionen an. @G6reno
0es garlsan Cages pur6e nit Der
gr0Bten Grbitterullg gefdmpft. Ileb.
rere Stelungen giugen berIoreL
plir0en aber pieoer 5uriidarobert.
@esen Nben0 iBlr0e Der lebte feino.
Tide @ngriff, Der Dem 5ein0e groBe
@erInite etnbraGte, abgei9lageu.
Som lit pptimifiid.
Aoni, %. 9lo1.-Dte bieiige &reiia
lit ieitoem Sic 9rubpen oes General
Din5 Der 9iiabe entIdng Staa0 baI-
ten. iebr nptimifiia g%efporoen. Gle
iii Der Mleirung, SAB 0n8 6nlten Der
9inie tDdbrenD Ser letten paar Gage
ntebr 1ls einen 8ertei0iguuqsiieg BE-
Dqute unD 1ns gertrauen tuieoer boil
ian0ig bergeitellt babe. G8 nlr0e
pffi5ien hefarnt geHlndt DOB 3rup-
pen Ser alliierten biuuen tur3em in
slftion treteu; britiihe @rtillerie lit
berrits lailqer al8 cine 8ofe be-
biIfIiG. gritiide Monitore nn0 Ieid-
IL Observation-Disclosures ieean Sic Be-
idieBHHg ieinolider 8oittionen Der
Suite entIang fort.
Sentider geriht.
Berlin. iiber 2onoon, %. Sob
Gas &rieq5amt mel0ete beute, Oa6
hritiihe Gtreitfrate geitern BET
goulbrni mo Mioe0res frudtloia gn.
Qriffe otsfibrten. Ser Sein0 nie.
nerboIte ore angriHe perIdieoena
N1aIe. Sci 6ontoine, iagt oos
Sariegsdait. iDAr0e 0a5 Gorf Sc So
Ite erItiirlnt ltr0 bonn 5ei10e ge-
idu6ert. Gum galnB oes 8eridts
beift es ngei Muuliap, ganteu, |
uf0 @ef06niIe braden engliide 4n<
critic urter i6tperer 8erIuiten 8u-
ianluien.
Gas a~riegsanlt ermd1nt, 0aB &c
e an iu0li9m Gn0e bon Moeup-
res felt getcra fritb bon friidem
nuaebrohan iia0. %(alioeupres Iiegt
i~ttllaiteibar fiolib bon Gueont uio
9ronbine am nor0li6en Sell Der
Cine 0er britiihen 9orbut)
Bon Der itaIieniIfen 5runt,
8erlin, uber 2or0on, %. SCOT
Ser beiitiae ofii8ieae 8eridt HteIoe-
til: u3Di den Dem 8renta uu0 Dem
BidDe geBt Der aampf giinitig boran.
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@efannter 9lanier itir6t IN llta6.

Same5 Stepbenion, Der befanntC
9ionier uno GeiIes @ogen.2enfrr
Nebrosfas, lift gemdB elmer bier elm
gcInufpuen 9epeide in einem @oipi.
tai in Salt Safe GitD gritor6en. er
bat Omaha Dor is Snbren DerlaIien,
febrta aber bon Set 5i 8eit gum
9ciud bierber suriid. Sn ben 70er
3abren u~nterbielt er an Der 10. uno
Sarne1 Gtrobe eiuen 2eibitaa mo
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8anfran6.

Geuber, Colo, %. 0ob.-3mei
&dtber 0raugeu beltte bier IN 0ie
Observation-Disclosures gant Elm, CT.
beuteter $l,700 III Bar, uno emit,
tamen IN einen alito. Sie liberia.
ben mcItere $4,000.
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az a6nfi Glnb eraffnet.

Ger Roforp Glib cr0ftncte eeltcrn
obenb i6reu an Der II. uuo @oiuaro
Strobe eeIcaenen abafi Sub fir bic
eolboten pom Sort 0maba nuo Sort
Groof. Ole GomiIien scr @iitglicoer
un0 sic 0ffi3iere Der Sorts itatteten
beiuiel6eu einen @eiud ob-
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ni~aOerpiegelno bat Die ReaierunaS-
Observation-Disclosures Die &aten
aitf amer. Sdiffe uno aargos. mel
die sic &riegs5oue beiobren uou 5
altf 4 @rp3eut berabgeiett.
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Diamant Bkoschen

u~ngefdbr 300 ipanoerbare 3in.
maui groi6en. 8irielben lino
bon beionoers %reiBanoem gntwurf;
ie6e 6eiebt nit edien Ginmagtt
unO biele bnben &erlen mo onoe.
re Steine fir 6ieien Ser.
fauf. .$3.9S bis 3n $3.50
so Qiamant groiden. .S3.98
$40 bis SIT Giomant 8roiden So
$t4 Gianaut 8roidcu. 1913
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3ic6t sob Sem Grideinen Dor Dem
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eel, so Sabre alt, elm rei6er 9obme,
Ser IN Der g}1be bon 8roinoro,
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giftete iif am @ttttpodl. @r ioate
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itno brodte obigc Ind)ridt. Der
@eritorbene binterIdbt cine groBe
Camille.
Sin nnfitrrbenoer 6%dn6laOeu.
Sni atpeiten Stodtperf Oes 8ar.
ton @ebGll0es, an Der nor0oitliden
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Ode Der f6. GtrnBe nno 8arnom,
mttroe fiirSlid bic uNlooern Shoe
IGo.@ er5ffnet, Die inter Der per-
f6nliden Qeitung oes Serrn y.
Tornsfar ftebt Ser fir Idtge Sabre
init Der Grerel Ghoe So, an 6ar.
nam Ctr, geid1ftlid berbiinoeit
mar, nno tatidhlid ais Sahnerltdn.
bigger i'm Sdubgeihdft beaeiHnet
neroen mlB. TIMER 8ertreter, Der
6ieier neuen Sirma einen @eillh ab-
iiattete, mar iiber 0ns groBartige
@orenInoer, ionic aud iiber bte
porberri9en0en, 1uBerit mdbigen
Breiien iebr erifmunt un6 Ia9t Die.
fem llnternebmen cine grobe 3us
fiinft oorors. Sir morgen, Cams.
tao, bat oieie Sirma cine ipe5ieaen
1@inIooun9Sberfauf" arrungiert.
Ole meiteren Gin5el6eiten iinO ans
Ger anBeige, Die an on0erer Stele
oieies gIottes erideint, eriidtlih.
6reimnnrer nebntcn nene yiitglIes
Der anf.
Ole Sangier 2oQe Der Seottifb
Rtta Grnit,1o,,rp7 tn;fA hptitn nhprA
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Cur a~unferens NIT @eslSOO al.

%. a. Graicr, Scr grdlioeut Ser
@ooomen Of TIE 8orIO. lit eeitern
ouf griuhen oes Sefretdrs Nle2looo
rad @%oibinatou gereiit nm an elmer
Geriammli,ng oes States fir Ser
iiderung Der SoI0ntrn nuo SeeIeitte
teiI8unebmen.
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Gdlt Oiamautene &uritednaosIu,
3utenoe Ser rei3enoten @utuiir
fe; beieet nit f%leiueu, geiGliHenel
Ginmanten regularer @erfnfS
preis S. bis S.; iett fir. .S2.gS
Mebrere Gueeu0 onoerer 4ic
mart goriteduoOaln; nert Bis at
$50 5u ungefabr balben 4reis.
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aleiuc, edit Ma6aaoup 5hHOa9.
rem, Gintog 8erf, 3iiierblatt;
reguldrer $500 @crts &erfanis.
prets @A.Jo
Giutas @erfc, edjtc MaGasuig
StaaOn6ren, tuert 50 fir S29S
adttaee 2eerfc, 8ronsc Staubn6.
rem; regulare $500 g8erte: Ser.
fauf preis ...,....... Sl.9o
adttage g3erfe, edit @aHasUua
stanOuGreH, ~ Sol @or8eaan
3iffer6lutt; 81 8oa bod Er6
5@ 3oa nett r%egul1rer 4reis
$3.50; 8erfoui5preis .S4.9S
Adttaae 8erf, idluar5 emailierte
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8ert $500; @erfmisprei5 S4.9S
9ldttage Aerf, srOFt, edit Ntoba.
gOnB Stau6MbreH, 8 8oa 9or3el
Ian 3iiierblatt 12 8oa bod.
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a%Iinecl; regularcr Qreis $40;
geriaufspreis $500
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Berlin, I6er 2oH0on, %. apb.-
Ser beuti8e ofii8ieIle geridt HeIoe-
fe: u3Diiden Dem 9renta uu0 benz
iope geBt Der aantpf giinitig 0oran.
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9iamanten Jiinge
14.farot edtgoloene 5iiianD Sal
iunq beiebt NIT rein peiBen 9ia.
manten; geuitt 9.t00ct., resu.
Idrer 4reis $1,000; 8crfouf
preis ........,...... So.0u
14.farat ehteoloene Siffonn ooer
au0ere ieine 5aiiung beieBt NIT
reinipeiBenL gutgeidliffenem cd.
ten 3iamanten @eruidt 1900
It.. reguldrer 4reis 1880 Der.
foufspreis ....,.........S 9.98
t4.farot edtgoloene 1iffanp Sal.
lung, 6eiest NIT reimpeiBetl per-
feft geidnittenem Gimmonten.
@epidt b.et.; reguldrer 8reis
$50; @ertaufspreis $500
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nem, reinmeiBen 0ipmonten, @e,
midt H.et r~esuIdrer 8reis $50:
gertdufspreis ........ $4,000