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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09
Gun Behind The Door.

When experience has shown the
way, ii probably will be found that
retail prices can be controlled in the
vast majority of the trades and the
cities simply by an appeal to the
patriotism and fair. mindedness Of
business men. There will be enough
of that kind to force the minority
of profiteers into line.
Publication of what is considsred
fair prices a work in which the
newspapers will certainly cooperate
will be another force tending to
hold the unfair trader in line Such
an individual cannot succeed in
business if he persistently tries to
charge more than his goods are
known to be worth.
But if any selfish combination of
men in any line Of trade overcomes
these weapons. then there is a
sumptuary and effective means
wherewith to force them into line.
The criminal law or some of the
special penal clauses of the food law
may apply at times, and there is
left the control of the Government
over the wholesaler Through that
channel the supplies to the retailer
may be shut off, without recourse
to formality or red tape.
This last method is the gun be-
hind the door Its presence there
will probably be sufficient in most
cases.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09

While the senators and represen
tatives now that congress has ad-
journed, are circulating among their
constituent and mending their
political fences. President Wilson is
still on the job at the capitol. TIE
president plans no vacation or
speaking tips between now and The
Christmas holidays, and will spend
most of his time quietly in Washing
ton. directing and co-ordinatine the
war work.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09
A Girl Farmer a Bride.

Paris, Mo- Missouri's most sue
cessful girl farmer is bride Miss
Ethel McGee who fsrmed near here
unaided and made a success of it,
hiss gwen her heart aud hand to-
gether with a working interest 10 a
farm, twenty five hogs and other
farm valuables to Travis Rouse, q
yo nne farmer of the neiehborhood
Ga therine corn was the honeymoon
diversion.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09
Sheep viii Pay.

A flock Of sheep on every farm.
il properly handled. would add to
the profits from that farm in the
great majority OF cases. Prices for
sheep and wool at the present time
are at an unprecedented level. and
continued high prices seem to be
indicated. E A. Trowbridee Of the
University OF Missouri College OF
Agriculture calls attention to the
following figures:
There were in the United States
on January 1, 1917, 48 1-2 million
sheep. and human population run.
ming well over 100 million. as com
pared with So IL million sheep and
human pop ulstion Of 80 million
in / $40, and with ga million sheep
and a human population of around
rs million in 1903. These data
max evident a material shortage
in sheep, and while present prices
are indicative of this shortage as
well as an increase d demand, an
ordinary sized flock Of sheep can be
handled to excellent advantage OIL
the average farm, and the profits
therefrom are worth careful con-
sideration at this time. This is one
means of increasing the income
from the average farm and at the
same time increasing the fertility oI
the land.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09

That sweet.scented couple. the
kaiser a9d The k;ne Of 5alen.ia,
have about as much faith in the
honesty of each other as two safe
blowers who have just got away
with a bag of gold. each one insist
ing on maintaining a death grip on
his end of the bag
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09
Contrasting Standards.

The new world 10 which all wise
and sensible people hope to live is
20 be a world in which moral power
is substituted for physical force
The most marvellous thing that has
happened since 1914 is the rapid
evolution Of this new world. In a
very substantial sense the coming
together Of the nations for justice is
already taxing place. and the dream
of the international reformers is be.
ing realized amidst the clash of
arms. 1t is incumbent upon US.
therefore. to keep honor bright ana
TO keep enthusiasm high. We are
far from perfect in this country. and
life has its sordid and selfish side in
in every race and nation. But there
is such thing as a declared and
accepted standard Of public and
official conduct. precisely as there
are standards in the business aud
social communities, and in private
life; and our public standards to-day
are elevated and ethical. The aims
of American policy at this time are
in accord with justice, while being
tempered with generosity.
The standards OF German public
policy. on the other hand, are not
those OF justice and generosity The
conviction that Germany is pursuing
policies and methods dangerous not
only to Europe but to the worlds
civilization, has progressively
alieDated one country after another.
II was not that other European
powers were blamless, or had made
records wholly free from III. stain
OF greed aud aggression. But While
these other powers were coming
under the restraints of moral power
restraints exercised wholesomely
through public opinion at home and
abroad-Germany had definitely
rejected the Drir ciples of justice
and had become the chief surviving
type of government whose policy
was based upon the unrestricted use
of physical force. Not only was
Germany's policy based upon
military power. but it was seen
everywhere that the object of Ger
many's militarism was not the de-
fense of rights. but the trampline
down of whatsoever lay in the path
of German ambition. The more
clearly the moral issues were defin-
ed. and the more completely the
Allies purified their own war aims,
the more certain il became not only
that Germany would be defeated
but that civilization at large would
have gained much from the struggle.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09

The worlds record for long dis
tance communicatitn by wireless
was broken the other day when
MESSAGES were exchanged between
the u. S. Navy radio stations at
Honolulu and Sayville, L. l., 5000
miles apart.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09
Grand Old State.

Missourians have cause to. should
be and are generally proud of their
state at all times and especially
now. as Missouri is leading >the
United States in farm crops, accord
ing to a revised report on crop con
ditions issued from the Office Of the
State Board Of Agriculture. The
report shows a crop average of 124
per cent, while the average for the
entire country is 1924 per cent.
The corn crop is reported at 284,.
OO0,000 bushels, wheat 23,000,000
and oats 42,5O0O0O The apple
crop is 6366.O00 bushels, Accord
ing to the announcement, the fall.
sown wheat area increased 81 per
cent, rye AZ and alfalfa 1877.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-11-09

The German government is con-
sideriDg the introduction of new
taxation measures at the December
session of the reichstee. Addition
al revenue is necessary to meet in
terest on the seventh and pre-
cedine war loans. part Of which
were paid from the proceeds Of the
loan themselves.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-24
miro
Ocltcrfcicb bclfen!
gerliner 9epeiden mclOeH bic Gr'
Obernng elmer iuidltigeu itall'
cRiideu Stcilnng.

(True translation filed with the
post Master at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. O.
1910
2or0on, "a. Oft. gatidIan0
1T mOlid SeIterreih 81 @tlfe geeiIt
uaO beginut NIT Der b%erbitnOeten
8opbclmonorhie cine frnftbole 81.
feniioe an Der itolieniiden 5rOnt.
ME ioiuobl @erlmer Gepeiden ol'
aud ioIdc bon 8om meloen.
Berlin bcbauptet, onB oeutite
Irubpen cine miHtiae itoIientitc
Stelung in Ser g}abe bon 6lith,
Golmein uno Der n6roIifcn Balm.
ii55o Sode6ene erobert Haben. Dies
lit 0ieiel6e Stompffront ouf meIhe
ii6 I'M gfuguit Der @uttptangrifi beg
General Goooruo rihtctc.
GET iiber ieds @ohen liefcn aus
Ser Sduci5 9tohridten Elm, aus mel.
den berporging, oaB aoiier aarl ben
0cutiden aaiier eriudte, inn ietne
5ilfe 3ur 8uritfbaltung Der itetig
bororiuqeuoen itoIieniihen lruppen
nngeoaiben gu laiien.
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1sMricrt ltcpfwcb
cbnc 11teeisincn!
5dmerS6aitr aniaac 6eieitigt Ohur
innrrlidDe &cbanSlnng bnrdl
Sloan's giuimett,

@ibt c8 qr6Bere 9equemliffeit,
ais Die tobenOen ~bobrenoeH Sdlrncr.
3en in Scr Stirne ODER 5hIdien los
Al meroen? 8enn ourA Nelrn!aig
6erUor gerufcn miro Sloan's Qini.
ment, olf Ole ibmrr5enOcn Gtrlen
Scr Stirne ouigetrogen, iofort Oas
2ci0en bcieitigcn. aopfpeD miro aud
off bticitigt, iuent man oie Geaeil'
mirfimqen pm Sloan's Ointment i'm
@enid, Dem 9iitdgroO entlaug o0er
an ben GiiBen 5ltr auiucn0ung
6rinqt. &opfpeb lit Elm 3cihen
Der %llnorOnung i'm &orperigiten uno
lo0te li6 oasielbe oft m~ieOcrbolet
Ooun lit Gin glr5t at Hote au siebeu.
gionn's Ointment braiiHt Mot clngcEieteIt
I'd utu6eH. GB 0Ttngt olrd ur0 idlalil iosf
iort eriei6ietlna 81 au0eteil a5orial. 0eiis
lalqic, Gtbcuuait8uEs. Slhtns. AuetiMllnaeiL
8-ctIluunuuqet unb @erretinliGelL lslrle an
here Hufeyliht SbmeT8cIl ioeroeH ourd Gloaffs
&lHillelt G%cliH0ert.
rigc 8tlnlicr Hub @@miercn mo bfiiedt Mot
rte ouut. g}tt0iih atpne dtnineH Del llfit
Npoibeieru. 25c, SOC, $500.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-24

fuuobtitlifen 2rForoerungen ertIdrt,
auf bsusn bic gtbor0tn btitsben. Rad
elmer, b0dfsns 8pei Dodm bsIutsn
Bic Snipsttprsu ieoe 5ooasQusi4ants
Ittle, un6 psnn DIR Better ben Be-
Dinguugen geniigt BAT, 10 erbatt CT
cine Rurte, ipelde bies bsiheinigt.
Die Solootsn absr srbalfen 0eiiuug,
MIR IoI6eu qldBtu, bic cine lotas
aarte auf3sigsn ibr. auhoIdait 3us
3~upenbsn. 4nfdnglid mar man nidt
Toglei6 o1rauF ptrItFtr. iih cine iols
de aorie gu srpirt,u a5er Die So6e
3oq, uno ie6r boIb molten Soloaten
uno 3ipiIifsn i6re to6leniaure grs
friiduHg nur an QlaBtu nit elmer
IpIhtr aarte gtnisBen. Die Geiunos
belts Garte triumpbitrte ooer triums
p6itrt mod, p6ne alien btretttr
3pan9. limb 70 piro e in sntiprss
6tnoer 0eiIt aud nit Flisstnom
Gisrabm geTadften aehdIten. Dor
r.
nod nidt Iang,r 3sit tam IN sinem
Eager cine Iei6te Q.omairsgergifs
tuuq Dor, afs Sertn ltrIohe Gisrobm
srtaunt purOe. 8aun nuros i6ers
6dupt fem Qobrun9s 6aufersr me6r
in ons Qagsrs9e6duoe ieIbF 3ugeIoIs
len; unb IS trllroe an tenem MlabIs
5sittiih irqenb elmer aompaguie Giss
rabm me6r aui9strager, ber niht
pom eigeusu aadsn4sF Der a0mpngs
ntt 5ubereittt tporbsn mar, unb 5ipar
nur ous 9IdienmiI6.
IS lift quite qusfht boB bic Wirs
iungen 0isisr bsiIFamtn UaBul9men
bausrnbe bIeibsu Derbeu.
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DcMti6c ecbcn
trans. Grfcl9c ST.!
MelOtn ieOCd. oaf lie erfOlsreidc
@eseuangriffc III TlanOeru aus.
fabrtcn.

CTrue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
Berlin. u6er Qon6on "a. 0t-
7os oeittihe Griegsal1t meIoete
beltte Sin oelltifer @cgennugriif
bertrieb 0en Ieiao fat boaitdnoi9
bonn il0li9en Rntoe oes 6outboulit
8al6es.
g8eitIi6 ron 4Gemant griffeu
frau56fiae StreitfrdFte an un0 Elm
0amit berbun0ener @oritob noBe
Gbooignon mo6te oie 6a5pii6en lie.
genoen oeuti6en 5teaungen unbaIt.
bdr. Ser fron86iiihe angriff muroe
Iu0lid bon 8inon gum Soften &c.
bradt.
Son ser Citfront miro ofFi5ieG &c.
meLoet o@ir 3ogeu inns BON unieren
2inien an elmer peiteu 5ront 3mi.
i6en Qunoburg un0 sligo 5uriid"
(@efrige offi3ielle getrogrn0er De-
pei6en mel0eten,. Bag borgeihobcne
0eutife Steaungeit, meI6e bon ben
@erteioiqern a~ufgegeben maren BON
ben 3qien beiest puroen)
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annenbucrcin nibt 1lnterhnltnna.

Gin muiitnlilhcs I1blealt, melde5
ste altan 2ieoer, pie n6on1e Smeet
Some" unO anoere bartlett, miro
belite obelo BON 0eut Sliaenopercin
Der aongrcgationoIeaird al Der
~. mo Goreos Strobe gc1eben
lper0eu. SRI. Cite Bouitian, Sri.
Selen @}cgofierD, Sobn Salpine mo
Sonles Martin mcron iilger, nab.
reno ale gtitgIie0er Der gcreini9llng
ii5 an SEN % &ableou8 beteiligell
meroet. Ole 8erouitaltung miro 5l
@uuIten 0e5 5onb8 iir 9fnihofhnq
elmer 0rgCl gegcben un0 ion, foas
rrioIgreih 3u @lmitcn 6e8 9iotetr
&ral5es WieoerboIt merocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-24
lluiere Qcm6. nuS Grogn5 n.
oaltrie.

Nus einar tiir8Ii9 burn oas Bus
reau tur irem1eu uR0 inldnoiideH
5auoel per0IfntIibtsu Qrbeit lit 81
m%tue6men, DaB bic ameritaHii9s
9emos unn ar1geHinDuitrie Der
5eimbeoari 5iemli4 ausi@IieBllG
0edt, ba frem0e aonturren3 iebS UNI
beoeuteno 1T, Die bo6its fmaIs
srreiate giHiu6r pon ara8ea uuo
Mani6etten mar BON 10000 Dols
lars i'm Sabre 1913. pdbrsnO i6ou
i'm Sabre 1909 bic @eiamtpro0uts
tim 0ieier Qttitel i'm SnIano IL
200, 600 Dollars bstrug. Die jesige
probuttion III bsosgteHo 90ber,
e6enio nie Bic Der 5smbsn, bic 1909
ben Bsrt ron 100000 Dollars
errei4te. Statiittfde Augaben itn0
nod ni9t erbdItIia. - Saon I'M
1870 puroen s.sttrifbe 3uidneiOs'
maIhiueu eiugefii6rt, etpa 10
SABRE ipdter anopfIo4maidi1eu,
UNI nm 1900 Mal4inM gum anopfs
aund6sn. Siren aufang oIs iBitss
matii9 arsgtbiloste Snouitrie nabm
bic Characterization i'm SABRE
1892 in 4sp gOrt; 1909 ruuroeu
in oieIer Sto0t etpa 8012 Yro5snt
Der @eIomtpro0uttion ~eritetIt. ginigt
getriebe ha6tn 10 primiiioe 8ersds
nungsarten, Dab ie ri4t ~anndberno
gendu ben gsDinn oosr 8erluit aus
geben fonnen, ben bic ein3sInen Qrs
titeI linen briRgen, uno es 1T gut
mogli6, boB fs langs Set bic Grs
iteIIuug bsiou0srsr 6aiions f~ortlste
zen, BET bensn tie, pbne Is 81 piIen,
nidt auf bic aoiten tOmmsn. 4us
bsre bingtgsn niIfen gang seaau, ME
bic GritsIluugstoitsn Ii4 pertsilen,
unb tonneu bsmgemdB Die 8ers
ia~ufspreiie gtnau fsiiiesen, e~DeutusIl
aud dItsre uno is5r gang6are Jors
men 81 Seibitteitsn ODER baruHter
nerfaufen, als -9telIameartitsl". Der
Grport BON 5smbsn aus ban Der.
5taaten 1T nitt isbr ~bebeutsao, its
bod i'm 8sr9dttnis 3u Der PRO-
button isosnialls betrd6tIider al5
in ireenb timer anbern 8raa1s Der
4stleipungsiHouittis. Bon Den g
Gtabsiffements ar6siteien nut IA fir
h1s 4uslanb @anaba Ooer Sutsis
nifhz4merita) uno ber 3otaIDeri
oieisr 4usfnbr bttrug 567,222 GoI'
lars. stna s gro5eni Der @elam.'
proouliion 0ieier 5duier.
5raheufpur. $50 bal
i'd oenn aoiege 8eidler olsle tieli
acrbe i'm staienbeiH ge6oltf"
.Semininer eiEldlLogl~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-24
'Raeikalc klaocn
herenskp AT!
&uaeH eiueH @affeniiaitanS aller
friegfn6reHOeH NatiOneu
pUrfdlngen.

(True translation filed W h the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1910
Qetroarao, "a. Oft. Gte Dol
ifeuitt baben cine neue %9lugriifs.
metbooe gegeu 4remier acrenstp ge
6roudt. sSn elmer RefoIiltioL Die
bcllte bon Dem Qofalrot Der SoL0a.
ten uH6 Acknowledgment ou8enom-
men ruo ron geon Trot9fp, Dem
8urIiter 0es Gates, eiugeleitet iuur
be, miro aercnafD bcihulOi0t iih
berihporen gu 6obeu, getrograo ben
Geutihcn nlts5ulicfern, nm Den Dol
iheiDitl Die Sdul0 I'M sic Shuhe 8t
Ihie6en. Cine 9iciolution ertldrt,
0aB ser 2otaIrat bis gum 6itteren
Gnoe Qegen Sic 8eutihen fampien
mer0e uno eriudt oo5 @refutinfomi.
tee 1n Sic Sdoffuug zines re0ollt.
tiouaren @cueroIitabes sur Gertei.
oigung Der @Qltptitaot 8t crnenmeH.
falls &arensfg uno Die Regieruug
nab Mto5fau ibarfieoeIu.
Sic Haiolution erflart aitd DdB
0ie Setting 0e8 2onoes in cinem
6oIoigen uno en6giiIti9eu 5rie0su
befebe ltn0 bealftrogt 6as Grcf1ttio-
foruitee eilen 8ofienitiaitouo ouer
g~tationeu bor5uihIagen. 90 Ianqe
Ser arie9 pdbrt, heibt es in Der
ReiDlution beriprehen nie golihc.
milf iitr Die ggieoerberitelung Der
aampffrait Ser 2Irmea at arbeiteu
un0 0as 2an0 inter allen llmitdns
Den 3l berteioiaen. Sic ertIdrelr
tim, 0aB ne bic 5alptitoot nidt
bcrloIim per0en ouh Oenn Die He.
gierltng e. int.
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Dcntidc inbeln iiber
ibren ~2lnleibccrfol9!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
24, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
MnlIter0am, "a. OF. 9eutid-
lamb ir0blodt i6er oen grfolg ieiner
fie6eTtten ariegsmLeihe, Die uabe3u
iii Der Sobe bon orei uno Elm 3ritteI
M2i(lioroen Goaars ge8eifjnet murOe.
@ier e~inqerofene Oelttide 3eitnugen
beqraBen 0as 1adfonmen oes SIP.
peas Der Gegierlmg I'M @el0 als
einea neueu 8epeis Der bolLitdnoigen
Giftigfeit 5Diiden Dem aaiier uHb
ieirem Volt un0 oen utfpaH0ei6aren
gntihluB aler gcltsnoiieL ben
arfeg big sltm iiegrei6en Gnoc gu
fnbren.
81 0ea aeben ariegaanleiheu bal
Gentidlat0 unaefabr SIS 1884,,
100000 oufgebradt.
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8attles erneunt ei5enfcrnnas
Aumttee.

Gtants gtobrungsmiiteltomnufdr
8ottles bot our lIc6euUadunq Der
2i3eniierung BON RabrunQsmittel
Bau0lern mad Dem qIane Der Heaie
rltHg Elm aontitee ans @rob6an0lern
uno Observation-Disclosures fir
gtebrasfn e%rnannt, 0o5 iid mic folqt
3uiammeniett:
8. $. @itGoro, @cgor0 8ro0D
GontpanB, GmaBa.
Charles 8. 9ideus, 4ortoH Ii.
8alo8ber So, 9mnba.
9fo5ert 9. 3rim6le Irint6Ie
Bros Gnaba.
", u. Bingham, u. 9ingbom H..
5on Gmahn.
$. Q. @rainger, Granger Bros.
So, 2incoln.
Sobn Qouolo, G6c Gonalo &C.,
@rauo 5slan0.
e. 81. graOlep gra6lcg 6uabeb
60, Re6rasfa Git0.
s. u. spirit, 89c Gelig6 Bills,
Religb.
6. e Sieoens, Beatrice
Soln z. Suffer 8lQdmml u. Sui
ler, Saitiugs.
GBarIes s. Nan @ab Bros. 60,
6reHont.
6baunoeb 2l66ott, 8eas abbott.
gSien0u So, SduDler.
T. 5imulons, Greet 8eitern Gu.
gar 50, S~eotts6Iufi.
Us mur0e bon 41ibington gerael,
BET, onB one @riinmaren @roBb1no.
ler mo aommiiiionsbGn0ler pom 1.
atoDember an obue Gndii6t anf il.
rem llnliae cine 2i5ens einbolen
muien.
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GiIenbabnen i0nnra ben an re gs.
iteatrn MieiennnfOrberHuseR
nidDt grredt lueroea.

{True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
a9l7.l
Gbitooo. q. Oft @ic bette
SER 9. s. 8orintb 8i8es9oriieer
0eS gbirogo Gar GieHit aomitee ei'
1rla Icrtreter Ser United QrcB nit
teilte. baben Die Giienbnbuen gegen.
pGrtig einen Wlangel BON 10000
5romfmoggons nti5umeiien mo iino
nidt f1big, Dieielben uuf irgeno cine
Geiie Su erIesen. llno 0ieS paiiicrt
unIerem 2alt6e 81 elmer Belt, iuo
Die qr6bte grnte Der @eihidte 0es
2on0es trangportiert peroeu ioa, mo
iiber elm uno eittboI6 @1iGiouen Sol.
0oten ~berf5itigt neroen miiiien ttno
has ollaemeine @eidGit 5u5iigli6
Die Deridieocuen arieqsinouitrieu,
einen beinobe uugldllblihen 4ur
fdtrlmg aenommen Eat.
Gie &egierting requiriert ftir
arieggstDede ale Mla%teriaIien, Die IN
norrnolen 3eiten Der Serftelung BON
aofonfotiben uno 5radtiDageu oieu-
Ten, lest ober IN Mtitnition uuO
GhifFe D~erarbeitet nerDeu. 4uBers
Nen1 mer0en Jest oie penigen 9Sag.
cons. 6ie nod III 0iciem 2an0e ber'
oeiteat iper6en beinabe ousidiieBs
lid mad 8ranfreid geian0t. oo Die.
Ies 2ano nod ihperer Hnter Dem
Troftpoeeon @augeI Ieioet nIs
mir.
Ger g1ittdnueien oGein ben0tiat
tdaIid 1000 Cars mebr, nls ihm
air. @erfitqlng iteben, mdbreno lid
III Ser Staot Chicago Der taglihe
ge0arF an 5rahtudggonS nm min
Deitens 1000 Cars b69er Iteat. ais
berfiigbar fiuo.
liner eInem rtelen 8eles tonfe1
Sic Derf6ie0enen Cars, melde Gigei7.
tlm Ser 1erl6ie0enrn 2inien iin6,
iii ienen 2an0itrihen bertpen0et mer.
ben, mo fie gerooe ON %n6tigiten ge-
hra4ht Deroen. 2urd 0ieie 9fell.
erttitg mar es m0glid. Is &tO5ert
mebr 6rodt 3t befor0ern, ais inter
BEN alten SDitem beriunot per0en
fonnfe. Die ein5ige QbbiIfe fir oieieu
gSotitano 1T BARN al flden, Dab
sic SAMPLER NIT ben giienbabnen
Sano lit 6an0 orbeiten fire 8oreu
lei gAn3en @oggonla0mgcn be.
Itelen oieie foFort aiiSloDen uno Die
Ieeren Cars oooltrh mieoer Dem
Gerfehr ilberliefern.
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@crlangerung Der Strakenbabnlinic
b%eIprDdlen.

Ger Observation-Disclosures ". q.
geuBler bon Der 9moba mo Goun.
eli 9luffS S%trnbenbobn benohrid.
tigtc oeu StaOirot mo oie @ileS
Improvement gliiu, DAB feline Sc,
ieIlidaft cine GerI1ngerune ibrer
Clinic en- Der &c. Strobe bon Der
8 bis CUR 9 GtraBe mItcrnebmeu
meroc, i0Is Die Gigentumer an Der
Strabe ii@ at elmer Gripeiterunq
oerieIben I'M 10 bis SO SUB eilt.
i6IieBen, Cine aonieren3 sur Sc.
iprefung oieier glngeIegetbcit miro
ON ndditen Mlontoa Pathfinder.
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6rfoIge Der 6ieFsen 6rci6eitsaulelge'
Aampa9ne.

6eute lift y3retheitstog" Cine
patrintiide 8eQe 3iebt ilber 0ie gan.
sen yer. 5toaten 0abiu. Su Omaha
miro 0icier Gag ebeuiaI5 Geritbreno
0efeiert. 3ie @%etreiOe66rie lit ge.
idlloiien. biele @cidaite e6entolls.
8ie 3o9l oercr, Ole fir sic JrcileitS.
5ono8 ugitieren, lit erbebliA Der
mebrt moroen, Der gauge Staot gte-
brosfa aibt iid sic qroBte giiibe
6amit Die 5000 900 900 Der 6rei-
beitSonlaihe ge3eiduat mer0en. Die
@eiumtiumme, bic in 0Tu6o blsber
~aufqebrad,t mlr0e. bcidrit lid ami
$9,1S6. $50. 0os 4rogramm iur
Den 8eiud oe5 @er, &ooO um 6reis
tag tit nod nidt ~icit8cictt poroen.
God ermortet man, 0nB CT am Nor.
gen eintreiien un0 bic 4rneeitotio.
nen beiidtigen miro. gn W}ittaa
mir0 er Dor Dem Commercial Glub
ciHen @ortrog balteu pa5rero er an
gtadmittog in Sen reridleoenen
Ebcatern fir5e aniprodan on Die
Befudcr riftcu miro. 4m Mlontaa
tuuroen bon Tbeuterbciufern in Den
uerifie0encn &beotern $3.50 fur Die
6rei5eit8onIei5e qe5aihuet.
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Nrphes I3mderIaaer anfaeipari.

Buffalo, &. o., "a. CIT. = Bun.
besgeAeimngenten 6eridteten nod
@albingfpn Die gntneflag bon 91il.
Iionen 9fnn0 3uder in 5adef un0
syaiierm Die OILS top cruit Hour
m0rfiert Darer, in etuen Buffalo
M~0reabaus. Die 9armerfe auf ben
EnfdeL bieB es, 5eigten on, oaB Der
8aifer ndhren0 einer 9erlooe bon
nfebreren MoHaten ein9eliefert MIR.
be. Gin @ebeimagent Der ben Sut
faIt 0es 3nrenbauies abihatte, gaf
DER Borrat on 53uder ant $50 8ag.
gonla0nngen o0er etDa 10 93iatoHen
@EAn6 an.
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NnnebIidle glntObie6e perhnftet.

Barnard &ooter, Elm @elbon un0
6. 8. gorlom. Elm 6ei5er BON Gouu'
eli gIufis, mcroen m06renO Der I'M
terin6png in 8erbinoung init cinenI
4lttooiebitob( feitgebolteu. Die 4oIi'
3ei bebouptet, 6oB Scooter eingcitans
Den babe. bic gutoS BON s. Stcin,
1906 @urneu Ctr. un0 QR. u.
4rmitroug. 2l4 Sio 26. 5traBe.
Qeitoblen 81 bobeu. 1ie 2tusiugen
@oofers iiibrten gu 9arlous @er1di,
ting.
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Nus IOWA
Croft nit acknowledgements.

9ro6t nit acknowledgements.
2es 9}oine8, "a. Gft-Soate
cine mirtIide aoblenmot in Soma
6ann lit Der Soma aobGeu.
40niniitrotor 8e6iter eutihloiien
groBe Gumtitdten 4oHlen, Die iebt
BON groBen i~1ouitrieaen llntarneb.
m1agen angeioutmelt meroen, init
geifIog al belegen lm0 sur 8erteis
lung at bringen. Gs wltr0e @errt
8ebfer binterbrodt 0aB beri4ie0ene
5irnen u~6erradBig qroBe aoblenpor.
rate %cinIegen Soata tatiadlih cine
ao5lennot ~eintreten, baum miro er
0ieielben Iofort todfis5iaren. Ge5
ueitereu miro er 5nritte uHtarneb-
men, nm bic 4usfHbr bon Soma
aobIen in onoere Stoaten Sit ber-
binoern.
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glonte gItteutat amF .0erbe.

Naris, "a. OH. Der noiorilde
g(nnrdiIt 2ecoin iuuroe perbnftet nls
or has gureali bon @uitabe &arbeS
9Iatt ga 8icioira" 6etrcien tDcILte,
.er errldrte fiir5Iid, oaB er cine Got
plane, ole cine geiualtige mordIiide
@irfiug 6obcn meroe; nod icincr
gerboftung iogtc cr, bob er Scruc
tSten moIte. is mltroe Elm geIaOc.
uer Gcoolbcr in ieinem 9efis &C.
fnn0en.
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@ia ao6IenienOnnaen 6eidIanieen

S~tootfomniii1r Buffer lit gclterrI
obeno mad Gbicoeo obgereiit I'M gu
ieberL mas er tun fam, I'M Die g|er'
ienolmg Der Goblch Die bon benz
Itd0tiiden 9oblenloger in S%Sllinoiicr
@rubeu oilGctouft Dur6e, r%eaclm1bi'
Ger at 1eitaIten. Gina II @aggon'
%lo0uugen &oDlen ioaeu uad icileu
Qilgoben unterlpeqs iein, bon 6cleu
flint bereitS orei gSo9el o1f 0enl
Nege iiuo.