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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
ROADS AND BRIDGES
Figures from County Engineers Re-
port Show what Decatur C0un-
ty Spent in the Year 1916.

We doubt if many of the taxpayers
%. Decatur county realize the vast
amount Of county bridge and road
work which has been done in Decatur
county the past year under the direc-
from the annual report of county en-
glneer frank G. Mallette we nave
cleaned the following figures, and he
has all the records in detail on file
in his office, showing who worked,
the number of days worked, the
number of hours and the amount paid
if you are Interested in any particu-
lar piece OF work, if you wQ cal at
Mr.. Malette's office in the court
house he will cheerfully show you
everything connected with it.. And
right here we want to state that we
90 not believe there is better pet re eoun- nnn
ords in better shape, in the whole
state OF Iowa that MIR. Mallette:
I During 1916 the county used 81
car loads of sand and gravel. and
Alb sacks of cement in building
3 cement culverts and bridges.
About 375 corrugated culverts were
new road law went into effect in
1913. there have been over 200 con-
crete and steel bridges and culverts
built in Decatur county, which are
permanent improvements ana VIII
not have to be replaced in the next
half century.
system in Decatur county, which are
in charge of the county engineer,
and during 1916 the cost OF dragging
these roads was $4,706.44, or S29.42
per mile. The price paid was 70 cents
per mile for round trip.
The total amount spent during tnS
n
rulverts was $24, 1922, for repairs
an steel and wooden bridges SILL,
1851, and for filling bridges and
culyerts $7,44S.33, making total OF
s43.O55.36. The total amount. re,
ceived for the bridge sna s9a fSa2S fSac 3ni of
tax find, $23,S90.03 from the coun-
Nv bridge levy, $l6,059.75 from the
county road levy and $lSO.91 from
miscellaneous sources.
During the year it is estimated that
s2S,OOO0O were spent by the Varlous
.tcwnships on roads not in the county
road system. ,o,7
from the tax levies will be
s29.5OO.OO for the bridge fund, and
s16'O0O.OO for the county road tund,
in addition to what will be received
from the state auto tax. 49,,
b,idpe road or motor funds were
overarawn, there being a BALANCE OF
ss7o.5$ II ffs; 6fiia.gs f6nd;
IN n the road fund and s22;lso in the
motor fund, a total of $49l ", ana
outstanding warrants against THESE s
funds not yet paid amounting u
% The following is what the new
bridges and culverts cost during the
&c concrete boxes ......Slo.999911'99oo
8 concrete pipes pps.ts for '''
county and townships. 9'9SSS.99SS %
Roller DlDo. 100 o
Head wallis on culverts 1'44ss$$. 1'4s$.4S 3S
pony trusses on piles: piles: the s,mount ,4Ho1tt
Of bridge work done and corrugated
culverts CT furnished by the county county to to
the Various townships. in ADDITION NO 70
>What was done on the county roa9
~ HI
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
School Election, Monday, March IL.

The annual school election in Leon
will be held on Monday, March lZtn;
There are two directors to be elected
this wear, the term Of Mrs. Alice
Farouhar expiring and there is va
cancy on the board caused by the
death of Mr.. Ed H. Alexander. he
member that school elections are now
held under the Australian ballot
system, and nominations must be III.
ed with secretary J. W.. Roweli not
later than Saturday night of this
weak in order to have the names
printed on the election tickets.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Keller & Pryor's Millinery Opening,
March IA, Is, 10 and II.

Although it is still winter weather,
spring will soon be here, and with it
the demand for spring millinery. Kel-
ler & Pryor have purchased mag
nificent new stock of spring millin-
cry which will be shown at their big
opening ON March IA, Is, l6 and II.
Get ready to feast your eyes on the
prettest new style spring millinery
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Mrs. J. II. Palmer Died Monday
Evening,

Mrs. J. H. Palmer died at her
home a few miles northwest of Leon
on Monday evening. She was .55
years of age, and had been suffering
from quinsy and other complications
which caused her death. The funer-
al will be held at Palestine church
this (Thursday) afternoon at 2
o'clock. A fitting obituary will be
published next week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Christian Church COntempletes lie.
pairing Church and building
New Parsonage.

At congregational meeting OF the
Christian church held last Sunday,
the congregation voted unanimously
to make extensive repairs on the
church and to erect new parsonage,
and appointed a committee to, secure
estimates for the contemplated work
and report, after which the financial
question will be taken up and dispos-
ed of
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
: Marriage Licenses.

w. z. Mcdaniel, Leon .......... 81
vesta Evans, Leon ~
Henry Joseph Davis, Garden Grove u
Eulah E. Evans, Garden Grove ..22
Earl Sauter, Woodland 49,. ....l
Blanche Cartwright, Woodland .21
Paul Shira, Lineyille ....2a
Eva cleo Wilson, Lineyille ..... 19
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Some Lamb.

Prices of sheep are clear out Of
sight, and everybody who has sheep
are in luck. Out at the Orr Stone
farm northeast of Leon they got a
pounds when only six hours old, and
that is an unusually big lamb.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Twelve Cent Hogs.

C. NJ. Axes shipped three cars Of
mighty high priced hogs last Friday,
which cost him more money than he
ever paid for hogs in all his life. as
they brought twelve cents a pound
here. That is some price for hogs,
and Commodore says he nexer ex-
pected to have to pay twelve cents
a pound for hogs, but he may have
to go even higher if they keep on go
inc uD,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
l98,587 IOWA AUIOS|
license fees Paid in 1916 Totailed
$l;679,924. Decatur County
REGISTERED l,266 Cars.

w. S, Allen, secretary OF state, last
Friday sent to the general assembly
a statement showing that Iowa had
19S,581 autos registered in 1916,
and that the auto owners paid ST.
679,924 in fees to- the state:
The report shows that Iowa has
one car for every twelve persons llv-
ing in the state
The general assembly called for a
statement of the number of cars and
revenue received in order to deter
mine what counties are paying in
the most of theNrevenue and W. hat
counties are getting the greatest
benefits under the present system OF
ulviding the fund according to num-
ber of townships.
1t showed that sixty-tWO out of the
ninety-nine counties draw more from
the fund than they pay in.
The report shows the exact num-
Der of cars owned in each county.
This is the first official count of cars,
by counties, ever made in Iowa.
Polk county is recorded as owning
S,4l5 cars, which at the average reg
istration rate of SS.45 per car, result
in fees However in the distribution
OF the auto fund, Polk county receiv-
ed less than hali the sum paid in.
There are but seven counties in
Iowa having less than 900 cars.
While Polk county has one car for
every / ) persons living in the county,
some Of the counties without large
cities, where the population is most
ly rural, have more cars per capita
than Polk county.
The seven counties haying less
than 1000 cars are Adams 9l9,
Clarke 705, Davis 6S7, Jefferson 9O2,
Monroe IA, Osceola 937 and Worth
81
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Death of G. W. Norris.

Mr.>G. w. Norris died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Sam Myers, on
the Mitten farm three miles west OF
Leon last Thursday evening. He had
been in poor health for some time,
having undergone one or two opera
tions, but failed to secure relief. His
remains were taken to his former
home at Hannibal, Mo-, for inter-
ment. Mr. Norris was So years of
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Osca, Beck Appointed Stock Commits.
sioner OF Wyoming.

Oscar T. Beck. the we'll know
rancher of Big Piney, Wyoming. b.
heen appointed a member Of t.
ioard Of Live Stock Commisstonere
by Governor Kendrick. The b0ara
consists of three members and q nocc
retaYv. and Mr.. Beck was appOfnf0A
to iii recent vacancy on the boaroS
He is the first member to sit on tne
board from western Wyoming q
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Third IEstallment of New Serial at
Idle Hour Today.

The third installment of the new
serial, Lass of the cumberland"
featuring Helen Holmes, will be
shown at the Idle Hour theatre to-
day, with usual matinee at 3 o'clock,
and first evening show at 7:15. This
serial is growing very popular. and
one of the best ever shown.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Charlie Chaplin ut Idle Hour Theatre
Saturday.

Charlie Chaplin, the famous fun
maker, will be at Idle Hour theatre
next Saturday, matinee and night.
Prices and 10 cents. Matinee at )
o'clock. First night show at 7:15.
Three shows at night.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Guess Brer Ground Hog knew His
Business.

Brer Ground Hog had no trouble
in seeing his. shadow on February 2.
and the old saying of six weeks more
of cold weather h sure holding good
this year, for at this writing the cold
weather shows no signs Of letting up
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
No January or February Thaw This
Year.

You have often heard the wise
ones say we are sure to have Janu-
ary or a February thaw, but they
don't know anything about it this
wear, for the grouad has been frozen
hard both Of these months, and the
customary thaw has not yet showed
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01

Order cut flowers and floral de-
signs from O. E. Hull, local ageat oks
Lozier. of Des Moines, at The Re-
porter ONCE. Orders sent BY peon
or mail, but order, as early - po9s1
sible. q F+--.---s
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
Jurors for March Court.

The following trial jurors have
been drawn for service at the March
term of the district court which con
venes at Leon on Monday, March 10
1917, with Judge Thos. L. Maxwell
an order having beer
made to draw forty jurors for this
term in place of the regular pane
of twenty-four as the Carlan murder
case will be tried at this term o.
court:
Geo. o. Johnston, Leon.
J. w. Hurst, Leon.
re- J. S. Teale, Bloomington.
Dan Myers, Burrell.
F. A. Irving, Long Creek.
Elmer Anderson, Fayette:
r. A. Palmer, Long Creek.
c. Dorsey, High Point.
l.. ". Vandal, New Buda.
c. 4. Adams, Richland.
Will Norman, Burrell.
j. Nj. Cronin, Garden Grove.
ri. a. Wells, Decatur.
Charles Tenny, Burrell. -
Perry Worden, Leon.
Y, Il. WassOn, Morgan.
r. w. Daniels, Burrell.
c. L. Davis, Richland.
o. F.. Eaton, Long Creek.
Dick Boord, Bloomington.
+. E. Smith, Long Creek.
Joe Brechtel, Franklin.
Boyd Gale, Richland.
c. M. Devore, Long Creek.
w. r. Dexter, Fayette.
T.. l.. Paist, Fayette.
X. P. Baker, Woodland.
A. F. Byerley, Long Greek.
Floyd Boles, Long Greek.
l.. f. Walker, Long Creek.
S. 3. Strong, Decatur
G., e. Graham, Hamilton.
J.. w. Cox, Franklin.
John Myers, High Point.
II. +. Hawkins, High Point.
L. F.. Hammer, Fayette.
w. &. Wise, Bloomington.
Walter Campbell, Eden.
F.. G. Hume, Leon.
II. l.. Osborn, Burrell.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01
For Sale.

see Norton Bros. for farm horses.
and farm mules. 4-u
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1917-03-01

The following shows the amount
snent on the county road system dur
Ing the year, including dragglng'
culverts, concrete toaI ~
struction, repairs on WOOD ana s'eei
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Nu8 Sem Situate NtbrasfaI

Die beioen Sol5aebduoe 5tpiidcn
Dem Geleri6en 3igorrenlooet mo
Dem @oole GAZE in Der 0lipe Stro.
&c, ipcIde q, W. SoleD geb6ren,
miiien ouf 9efebl Der itnatliden
Seuerfommiiiion bis 5luu q. sui
abgeriien mer0eL ou iie Wa9re
5eueriallen 6uritellcn.
8altl 9lotb murbe Gonner$tag
mittog, mGbreu0 ct iih 5trt Wittng,
eiien begcben botte, @oltbol8 geito1.
Lett 0as Dor oem Sous u6rOli6 bes
@bonS SoipitalS ld9erte. @on benz
0ie6 feblt ic0e Spur.
Scr Gtootrot bat beidIoIich sic
9t0bren Der itGotiidcn @%oiarIeitmg
eriinoIi6 reinigen 3t Ioiien. @}nn
gIoubt, boB Die Soften bieriiir cttun
$1,000 betrogen merbcn.
Gina t,800 @itrger bon &lotte
GountD itno iebt N}itglieoer oes 3o.
ten arell3e8. Ger Sdntmeiter be.
ri6tet, oob iih $2,616.60 in Der
&uiie bcfiu6eu.
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,lrls meit point.

SuIiiis Gbr6oer ~Itiir5tc am Der.
gangenen Montog i'm Souie bon
Gront 2emm an Der @eItiite, mo er
ourd Den 8ubbo0eu fiji Die &ci5.
ottIoge cine Defining i6qte, 0itrd,
Dos Sod fopfiiber in Den Seller. Gr
triig beridieoene idmer5life Ser.
lesuugeit oobon, ipenn aud feline
anodenbriide mo mar cine 3eit,
Iang betpuBtlos. GrireiliAenueiie
gebt e8 ibm better, iDenn es audi nod
ldnee mdbren oiirfte, Bis er ieiuer
glrbeit lndlaeben fam.
Ole 3eihuungen fir 6o8 3ote
areua loIieu nihts 5l mitniden
itbrig. Cine regGlredte &anpagna
lit fir Die ISOLDE in 9tltsiidt qenoul.
men, luobei ieoe 6omiIie in Cunning
GountD beiud)t mo oufgefor6ert
iUeroen ioa, ibr S4crfleiu bci3utro.
gen.
Ole Gferoerenucn in Ser Iebtcn
8ohe miiiien oI8 elm GROCER Gr.
folg beaeifnet nerocn. Ser 8efud
mar ie0en Gag iebr gut, mo oos
8etter mar local. Die 2eiitlnQcn
Der 9rober itno &enner naren Dor.
5iiglidl.
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Nus Columbus, Ucb.

Geo. 2in0ner bon Greiton ser iid)
tpegen 8linooorment5un0ung operie-
rem Ioiien muBte, befinoet it9 olli
Dem @age Ser 8eIierung.
Ser 8erteioigungsrot bon glottc
GntntD nloht betannt, 0aB 6ormern
bic iid iogIeih an i'm nen0en. g8in-
teruei3enloat al mdBigen 8reiian be.
lorgt ner0en fam.
Serr 9oitor 9}iiller i6reibt aus
Die iid ioQleid an i'm mcnoen, g8in.
Der betpirft un0 ooB CT iid be0elt.
teno better fiiblt.
Better MeDer, Der ii6 NIT ieiuer
Godter @uno mebrere 8oden Bel
9ertpanoten in 6itrgis Sails, g}inn,
o%lti9ebdIter. lit Die0er oabeim.
@rnit Steele, Elm 4ngeitelter bon
60 Aide, muBte Iid ON 8ien5tag
int a%ranfenbauie elmer Operation
iuegen Observation-Disclosures inter
aieben. IS 9e6t i9m bcrbdltnisma
.big gut.
ga i9r 9orrot an Gofe8 olls9e.
gougeut mar bic 6ieiige @n8anitaIt
ee5nungett, 0onnerstag naAHtittag
mad 6 lt6r i9reu 8etrieb ein3uital.
len. 0lildlideripeiie traf md5ren0
Der Qodt cine @nggonIa0ung bon
omaha ein, mo 6reitdg mor9en
fornte Der @etrieb pie0er aufgetlon.
men peroett.
Die 5irmo 5rieo6nf II. SO. miro
ein relteS @eidaftsqeboltoe ertih.
ten oeiien b~oQitdIiDi9e 9%eritequug
etlpa 100000 foitan miro. IS miro
8iueiitodi9 uno botit MODERN per.
ben.
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1lus 1tebraska Gitp.

SerrD q. Orion, Elm otter gc.
mobner unierer Stoot, lift in @reggs.
port mad Oreimonotlidem 2eioen
aus Dem 2ebeu geidieoen. Gr En-
rei6te elm 2lter bon fat ied83ig
Sa6ren. ST ge66rte cine 3eitlong
Der bieitgen 8oIi3ei OH.
Wlit DEM Bout Der netten S6ltle
in Der 6. Ctr. miro in ben ndfiten
Tagpn begpnnen meroen. 9ie ait5.
neutrality-suspicious. iiuo lebte ISOLDE
been0et por0cn.
Die 8eiiBer ser allburn Garage
Itn0 bon einem S6pin6[er nit 3pei
mertloien G6ed8 bon ie 3ebn 9ol-
lorS bereingele9t mor0en oesgleideu
Ser @arage6efter 81. 6. Gtober bon
SDracuie. % Die 9etriigereiet
idon Dor 5pct @oben e%rfolgten, lit
feine &offnung borbonoen, 6es
Shpin0lers h1bBoft 3u mer0en.
Ole SQmmlltngen fit ben Yieiie-
fon0 Ger aompagnie g MAIDEN err
freulide 6ortitritte. s. iinO fat
$3.50 8uiommen8efommen
5rau g8. g. Gdulb, peIde am
berqargenen Gonntoq Bel einen
Qutonto6ilunfa0 er6e6lih 0crlett
mlr6c, ge6t e5 acknowledgements ber-
w. gr
H|dItnismdBig cut.
9rou Syobu MATES ln0 SRI. Ga.
tberine W(ottes haben cine grbo.
l%lrnQ5rciie nod 9cnber mo Colo.
raoo Qngetreten.
1rolt Sernon Nihter bon Wti.
nersoiQe bQlt iid beiud5bolber BET
ibrer Maitter. 5rau &ate 9offnon,
ouf.
8rc6 Soidcnberg, elmer ser be
farnteIten Bepobner bon 0toe
Gountn, bette ous ltngliif. in ieinent
na6e 9un6or gelegeneu Sem 10 iii.
gliidlid at fallen, ooB er Iit Die
redte 6ufte %berrenttc. 8or mebre-
rem g1onaten botte ct iid bel eincn
d6nliden 5oa Die Iinfe Suite Der.
remit un0 toar geraoe mie0er eini.
oerlnoben bcrqeitellt. 90 er bereits
~ Sabre alt IT. miro Serr @oidlens
berq mebrere @oden ba5 9ett bitten
miliien.
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sniirnacIlen 6a6en nidt @eI0 ii6ria:

2incoln, 90. Sltli. - 9ie 8rauen-
Itimmre6tIcriunen miliien Die QIb-
lfft, 6ie g3ornen idmtli4er Inter.
3eidner Der @nti 6-ralenitimmrehts
8etition at beroffentIiden iaIlen
lnIien. Oa iie nidt gentg @elo IN
DER Safe boben.
etaatsiefretGr @ool bat iid bereit
erfl1rt. en- nil je0em, Der es piinidt,
6ealou6igte g[bidriften Der Bitten
ttn0 0erelt llnter3eNhner 8ufonumen
Ioiicn, ipenn fir Die 4rbeit bc8a9lt
miro. IS beiBt, Dab iogar bicIe
9robibitionifteu in 2ancaiter GountD
Die 8etition unter8eiduet baben.
(8ie Suffragetten poaten nIio ourdJ
Die 8er6ffentlidrpng Die bierauIonoe
10 beliebte @ini6ldterlmgSmetbooc
e%rneuern)
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SmatsauSitcanna ais lInterridts'
anitalt.

2incoln, Deb. 90. Suli. - Mud
sic Misunderstanding BON gte6rosfo,
tpetde bonn 8. bis 7. September mie
aQia9rli6 III 2tncotn berauitaItet
miro, miro in ben Gienit Der Regie.
rllnq geiteQt peroen. sic ioa nam.
lid, pie Der glabrungsmittelbertDol
ter Soober ans 8aibington a%naeoro.
net bat, ais 1lnterridtsunitalt IN Der
6roge Der DEMONSTRATING Oienell,
9ie ndberen 8eitilnmlmgen iteben
nod aug.
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@rgen seicbmiOri9en 5iifens
beitraft.

Grleong, gle6., %. Suli. -Gbo8.
gopr. Grauf SfuIfa. Soc @ottmon
iomie 6enrg itl6 Qete 0luIif, idnlt
lid ans 9elpeeie, pur0e megen ge
iebpri0rigen 6iiden8 81 @el0itrafen
bon SIS bis $50 beroonnert. Die
bcIdlagnobmteu gtebe nur0en nui
oifener GtroBe b%erbrannt.
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@elbanlaaem.
90 o~arantiert

Q8ir pfferieren gum 8erfo1tf cine
6ei9rdnfte 3obl Der 8or3ug8aftien
Ser 9rnfe 9Olbing Company bon
Omaha in 9etr1qen bon $4,000
aufpQrts. 9ieie @ttien garnntieren
$50 3inien, 8abl6ar balbiG6rlidl.
Die GiAer9eit binter 0ieier @usgabe
bon 8or3ugsaftien beitebt olt8 feds
apartment. s ebGuIi6feiten in 9mn.
ia, geeignet utlo betrieban bon Der
CRATE @otoing Gomponb. 9ie ST.
tionGre ~befomnen ober nidt nur SO
9ibi0enoen, fife tperoen aud Der @e.
teiIbafttg, Die bon ben 0}ieten
Ser apartments eingeben. Gle er.
baIten SO garontiert NIT Ben beiten
Giderbeiten - Omaha @~runoeigen.
tuu. 9e6enbet uber meroen Die 0i-
bi0er6an erb0bt ourh ben l1ebar.
I6uB.8 er0ienIt oieier @eieaidoft bon
mebr oI8 GO.
Gbrei6en Sic ltnt bouitdnoige
Ilt8funft.
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BIZ p~erfanfen.
Gum gcrfanf nnf DffentliAer
Mnftion.

53wet s 3immer- Stats in 4 Qport-
ments, ole oQuerno bermietet, an
gepflaIterter StraBe, in gutem 3u-
itott0e, in 9tr. 5425 unO 5427 SlO
81. GtroBe, Sitb-0 mabo. 8er0en
an 0en 5o6Iten 9ieter bertauft oui
0ent @runoItiif, gtittlpo9, ben %.
Suit Inn II ltbr o~ormittng5.
@eun Sic EN- grte8 ginfommen-
Gigentuat niini4en 81 Sbrem eige-
men 9reis, fommen Sic 81 oieiem
8erfouf. @egen noberer Snforna-
tion foen0en sic fi6 an
Samcs 8. 9uiuO, gluftionator, Re6
1886 ODER @arneB 1878.
%. $. @riffit6b Better.
-7z23st7
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8tr er1uden nm
SSDre often
9(uto=8 ur1tni=G eifen

9tqe obgeIegten automobil Gum.
mi.9feifen ner0en bon un8 81t mGBt.
gem @reis repnriert. Gle fonnen
tauienoe BON @teiIen fnbren NIT
Ben Geifet, Die bon uniereu geiduL
ten &raften nel-bergeiteqt meroen.
lfon ienoe inns aIle folae Geifelt.
g8ir 8abIen Die Soften Der Ser.
ididung bon ellen 8I4ben IN Den
Ser. Stnoten. Size Sire Sgpp, 2518.
6arnain Ctr. 9maba. -S.20-17
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2eute jene Gorten 8aren faufen, bon oetlen lie
geb0rt ODER geIeien baben, bic tie fennen, n1o iDr
@eIo nt6t IN unbefonnten Sadell al1legen MOL
len. &ein bernitnftiger Meni9 fauft, tpie oaS
Spri6port iugt, cine &oBe i'm Saf.
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6daprrhuiben, Giiteln fnritrt.

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boioeL TiiteIn un0 an6ere 9nrm.
Ieioen obns 6peratio.l. Rur gdran.
tiert. Gd)reibt um Bud iiber Darin'
IeiDen nit 3euanilien. Or. 6. q
Earrp. 240 Gee Bldg. omaha.
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lsIaHifisicrtc AnseIaem.
Wlc0isiniihes.

Or. SD9n SoIit, Spe3ioIift in au.
gem, S6ren., gtoiet. un6 Geblfopi-
leioen. 690.92.91 grauoeis 9Iog..
Gmaba, gae6r. Gel. 9ougIog 1884.
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Ganatorien.

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IL. II. 9oug, Qoua. 9f5s. gooer,
MaiIage, Gbirop6oD. Sri. Smitb u.
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CUTE @ege, feline Neger uno eiftige
&eptiIien. 9erlangt @tonotsidriften
Ser ionnige Giioen@ fret. SUNNI
SOntb Developing GD., Dept. 4,
Tplpn. SLID
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syarmsu az O~srfaxFsu.

5crtise Iarmen bon 90, 40 ader
o0er mebr; leidte 8e0ingungen, in
ouibIuben0er oeptiher &oIonie, brci
@rnten .idbrlif, MiBcrnten unbe.
fount, seiunocs aliula, gutes Bni.
Ter, 1euti4e airden uno SalIeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-23
aopffiiIem nuS 02atraten.

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gtlte 6eOern tperoen gereinigt IND
10 gut mie nell gemo6t. 2lae Scr.
ten neuer 6eoarn at b%erfoufen.
Omaha 9taOm Gp., 1907 Cunning
Str, 0ouq. 2467. -10sf-f7
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0ebrasfa 5nrmen 81 uertnufeH.
Rleine gtebrasfn 6armen su leih.
ten 3obIungea - 5 ader ~nufu1rts.
8ir b~earbeiten Die Sbnen uerfaufte
6arm. she S~angerfOrh EOtatu
8rOuers Min, Is. II. SoparO Str.
Neb. 8. 1911. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-23
9lntn1nn6iles.

She Glcar, $845. 5abri8ietl BON
Tirma, Die felt 43 Sabren Qloii.
tdtspro0ufte bergeiteIt bot. BorsilgI.
Qgenttrenotsflten. Sdreibt INN
geoingungen. @ir ttn0 4genten fir
0ebrogta II. 8eltSoma. 9ebrasfa
Gltar g., 1876 g. II. Ctr, Qin-
coin. Sch. SIR fhrehen 0eutfh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-23

Gas GIepelanO Moturrab 1T Sic
@aidine fir ouSidIitii9a @ofr
tHngen. @genten %berIangt.
&lutt Brothers, 1859 5arnaln Str,
Gel. Sarueg 5713. 9uoBa, 9}ebr.
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0rafe 6oI0ing SO.
9t9 90. 3. sc. Building,
Omaha, gteb. -8.10.t7
.gantisr.

Stn6t. ur6 5orm.9 arIe1en idneI
abgefdlofien. 8eiuden Sic mid.
s.. 9. 8alOrOu,
1867 Gmaba geationaI 8nnt 8log,
Omaha, gte6. -8.5.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-23

9entIfer 9nnbmerfer, 80 Sabre,
lpiini6t Die @efanntihoft zines on,
Itanoigen Acknowledgement oeutihen
9}a06ens. 9rtefe rebit 8ilb itl0
8u ridten an 6. ct, &ribiine.
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Gatfs's. bic aatsn Rsiaiasr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-23

Scrlangt: - Sin til6tiges oeut-
i6e3 W}QOAen in oeuti6er 6anilie.
@uter 2obu uno 0a1ternoe 6tellung.
Gelep6on 0ougDas 1865. ii
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9GaTifisicrte 1Gnseteert
&erlaugt-8eiblid

Gtclcugcind. ~ 6ro1 in mittIe.
rem Sabren nit einem 1~4idbrigeH
anaben iudt 6telllng ol5 Sous.
6dlterin ouf t~inOerIoier 6orm. 8or
8. 81, &ribilne. -7.25.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-23
aU0af g6iniibing".

Sims entpideIt, l0e fir Goae, in
einem Sage. Sale ao0af Stltoio,
g&coiae &lod. is. II. 6arneB, Omaha.
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