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The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
Be Americans F Inst. Last
and Always
Advies d Ssassas Lodes b Aasr;esa
Psopls

Do not forget that having visions Ii
one thing, while being a visionary, e.
pecially visionary whose ideals and
visions are stage properties, is quite
another. What troubles me most,
writes Senator Lodge in Leslie's, about
the books and articles and speeches by
our most advanced thinkers setting
forth new panaceas and systems for all
the evils is that they are generally so
very old, fact apparently disregarded
by their authors, who very properly
despise past which only rises up to
be troublesome. Russian bolshevism
presents a warning to America in its
awful results Of scheme which its
authors pretended and their dupes be-
lieved would make all men happy In q
moment. In letters of fire this Russian
scene says to US: This way lies ruin"
Be Americans first, Americans last and
Americans always.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13

A cliff swallow will eat thousand
dies, mosquitoes, wheat-midgets or
beetles that injure fruit trees in day
and, therefore, are to be encouraged,
says the American Forestry associa-
ton of Washington.
This bird Is also known as the cave
swallow because 1t plasters its nest
on the outside of barn or other build
ing up under the caves. Colonies Of
several thousand will build their nests
together on the side of cliff. These
nests, shaped like II flattened gourd or
waterbottle, are made of bits Of clay
rolled into pellets and lined with straw
or feathers. This bird winters in the
tropics.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
aLENwooD RESIDENCE FOR SALE

am offering for sale at a bargain
six room house with bath, hot and cold
water, electric lights, screened in porch,
plenty Of cellar room, hot water heat
ing system etc. This house is in good
condition and is conveniently arrang.
ed. Located ON two lots IN choice
residence portion Of the town. Splsn.
did lot Of furniture, carpets, bedding,
etc. goes with the property at practic-
ally the price Of the house alone. n
You want Glenwood home and moan
business It will pay you to - me- At
once. Terms given the right party On
= part Of purchase price. The property
will be shown by appointment.
A. y. DTCIkDON
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL

WH0--Single persons who had
net Income of $1,000 or more
for the year 1919.
Married couples who had net
income Of $1,000 or more.
WhEN-AIarch IS, 1920, is Anal
date fos Ming returns and
making nrst payments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Internal
Revenue for District In which
the person resides.
HoW-I'ull directions on Form
1OiOA and Form 1910; also
the law and regulations.
WNAT-Four per cent normal
tax OH taxable income up TO a.
600 In excess of exemption.
Eight per cent normal tax on
balance of taxable income. Sur
tax, from one per cent TO sixty
five per cent on net incomes
over $1,000.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
AttachAble Tampa

A new electric lamp VIII not only
stand wherever 1t Is placed on fiat
surface. but the base also comprises a
clip which may be clamped on any pro-
jecting edge or post. Also the lamp
may be hung on the wall or placed on
fiat surface. using the clip rs base.
Since practically all articles Of furni-
ture have either an edge. n post or 4
fiat surface. It IL possible to use this
lamp almost anywhere. As the clamp
Ia felt-lined. there is no danger Of
scratching or denting polished sur
faceA
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13

bI w. u. u-ehosslShol Is tApeclou
home from Denver the first of next
week.
Later-Word was received Wednos-
day that Eugene Marker had passed
away Friday, the 9TH, and was buried
Saturday the 9th in California, where
he and Mrs. Marker had gone only Il
few weeks ago. Mr.. Marker has many
good friends in Rifle who will regret
his passing very much.
Mr. and Mrs Mervin Thomas and
baby left Tuesday night for California
where they expect-to make their home.
Frank Haley was in Rifle over We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week.
Miss Rose Coulter is taking the
school census in Dictrict 80 this week
j. z. Shermerhorn came i'll Wednes
day night from Florida where he and
Mrs. Shermerhorn spent the winter.
Mrs. Shermerhorn stopped off at Hot
Springs Ark, where she will take the
baths for time.
Mrs. I. NJ. Hickman went up to
Glenwood Friday of this week where
she expects to take the baths for
while.
Mr.. Il. Perham, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. vanderpool were Glen
wood visitors the first of this week,
where Mr.. Perham was operated on.
Charles Goodrich was in from Rio
Blanco this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wetzel and son
are contemplating a trip to California
in the near future.
Rife high school basketball teams,
boys and girls, are planning big game
with the Clifton boys and Grand June
ton girls this Friday night.
Otis Mallory was Glcnwood visit
or for couple of days this week
Old papers for sale at this oftis~.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
Apple Peel Tells Fortune.

A very common way for girl to
tell her future husbands name, or, at
any rate, the first letter Of his name.
writes correspondent, Is to pee. an
apple In such way that the peel
comes off in one piece. She should
then gently twirl 1t round her head
three times, finally casting 1t over her
left shoulder onto the floor, where 1t
will be found to have formed letter
which IL the initial Of her future hus-
bands name.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
ANTLERS NEWS

| DIR. Il. j. Koran was in AntleIs on
Thursday to see Roy Sampson who has
been i'll with the flu for six weeks.
Mrs. Q. +. Chambers made a call at
the Sampson home Tuesday.
| Mrs. NJ. L. Clark of Antlers made o
business trip to Glenwood Monday.
Mrs. E. Shideler and children depart
ed for California Wednesday night.
Mrs. C. N. Carper of AntIers who
has started music studio in Rifle,
only attends to it the last four days
of the week and the balance of her
time she gives music lessons at her
home.
Guy j. Sampson was attacked with
light case of pleurisy and is much
better at this writing.
Mrs Cose and Mrs. Barnett were
visitors at Mrs. d. w. Sampson Is hons
Monday.
Mrs, Clark and Miss Faucet were Wis
itors at Sampson IS Sunday
NJ, Il.
were in Rifle Wednesday.
Mr.. j. +. Clark was Rifle visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. c. L. Chambers made business
trip to Rifle Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Gredler and son, Waldo, and
daughter, Evelyn were in Rifle Tues
day.
N Carper's Tuesday.
Miss Kathrine Thurston departed
for Mrs. Brackens Monday
Danny Duplice of Grand Valley wds
n visitor at the Thurston home.
Dan Duplice made business trip to
Glenwood Monday.
| 80. *
John Anderson was called to Silt on
account of his father being i'll.
| Ed Anderson of Silt had light at
tack of pneumonia.
Lester Tippett is helping Chris Nil
Ter with some of his fruit trees.
Miss Wilma Hoffmeister of Rife was
visiting her uncle, Chris Miller this
week.
Mr.. Kugar was in Rifle one day this
week.
| Sig Anderson was stuck in the Mason
gulch Wednesday morning. 2.
w. r. Thomas, the gs.Ial represen-
tative of the Carter Rice l. Carpenter
Paper Company of Denver WAS in town
Wednesday OIL mis- regular monthly bus.
mess TIP.
>H>
Remember that the Post 10 prepared
do all kinds Of commercial printing,
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
Dairy Cows in China.

In Canton Is years ago there were
practically NO cattle used for dairy
purposes. Today there are about $50
cows Of foreign breeds and about nifty
buffaloes kept exclusively for milk.
The Hongkong dairy farm and other
dairies in Victoria and Kowlo0n, with
total Of 200 cows. depend largely On
the Chinese residents In those places
for the sale of their milk.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13

Take the Glenwood Post, only $500
year.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13
RIFLE NEWS CONTINUED

DIR. w. j. l-eRossignol is expected
home from Denver the first of next
week.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13

DIR. f. j. Koran was in Antlefs on
Thursday to see Roy Sampson who has
been i'll with the flu for six weeks.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13

W. r. Thomas, the gvHIal represen-
tative of the Carter Rice 4 Carpenter
Paper Company of Denver was in town
Wednesday oil mis- regular monthly bus.
mess TIP.
>H>
Remember that the Post 10 prepared
do all kinds Of commercial printing.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-13

Old papers for sale at Thu. ontia--
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-19
Gin 8prt alt nniere 2eierl

gsr fSunen nid nmbn, nniere oeidatten accr anf bic
Srinsenhe 9ounOiofs 4nsnmeiieH osr rsaslden Gma9a
Srbhne zine mcitere Serbreitnng berafn Bfn ir be.
nSen In enem Nabljabr Die widhgten rasen fr bas
@o oDer gSee nneres eanSes min bproden nnO sns.
ag sebradt per6en $50 oa 8ager bendr Scrfnnft
feline gelebrnng ber bie ptisen saeesfraen bic Ert Staat
amO Nation amgeben ernebmen? p iOa ansfnbeu r mele
aaHSiSaeH IN Der gmdr unn ipaersn Sampua9 entreen
fana Ber iag ibm me Mdnner oem 5rembn6ak a9plb nb
nnb r gerede ete and o 6remoseburenen segenber elm
ren? 1ie 3eitnna bic in ener esensn sprade frdea bic
ySGglide Cmabn Sribhne".
aaiaab sead in Baia9rn NIT aaer Sare sessn aaHShacn
borsngsben Oencn f mnFte bn tic ni in bic 0aen anr
8etgebnng gebGftn Se iii br ge5iebnng ahar6en
dperen aregsja6sn audi iets erfolgrd Der reg lit
ber nnb bab pr aHd Amerfa formea 5reSen iekn Meme
aniaabn nnb meme gfdtn barren an 9s f0nna aber
ben erfnt uerhn hber biIelben grnnbd inter-
rt nnb anfgefar Hb o6nr fOnnen aber nnere Srgr
Ssder Serfmn 6eHr nnierrtet psroa ale Onrd br eass
ga 9r eseneg Graan BAG d ein S6ten nno slner Scr
3arans aber Dger Td bic ssouenbsfe, Siem Grgan oie
mOsl eie 8erbtane 3n berdafen Sard Die reHa sese'
Yaprpree nnb Gbs0bne mir tektcs Sar aunagen
ben Rres ncrcs sagbes srbObn am nnIer Ste1en sn
ern Die Sogc mar bah 10 Wander ber fnen GrhOb
ana Oes snasprcies bic saade oma9a sbin abbeel bat
nS mir and iemeen Grat bafhr befommen 10 ten bod
al bie geer ett uO IN ihrr usrbhne1 5nrnfbrea Sic
pten ren Srennbn nnb Maban anf bic 3rngidt anf'
merm semad ueroen, fd pcrrant MAIDEN init oem pptdsn
nnb gegn 2cbn nn| Solfes Sm nnere 3einnG tagid
genamfs Bib giebt Sic ipn basn neranakt ebn antel
nen nnierm 8irten naO aampfen oas od IN arerner
mng gilt llniere merten Seier bnben 0a cine Anf'
gab erfaaeu bic e e6eniu ehr aasclt mic nnere 3nng b
nb in beicr 1lebernsnng wenben mir uns eren Vial iet
angr 3et mteor on nne Se bod 10 mtnutrfent Der ng'
en Omaha srbn0 ueiere @er6reitnns Dafcn nnb
n Samit a erfugre r nnere Serbnnsen TN Der Gefent
dfeit urfen IaHn
gebenfen Sic sod ebr aeier, SnuOerte ameaniden
3tnsen bemier sprade baben ua6reno meren aess
s ibrH Geii amfaeebn Die psdalde Sma9a srbhne" fat
ros aaer Suicrisfen ruk aaer anunsen trot eines
Tdtbaren rafdsDn gppfotts bnrdgebalten. Sic fat cine
Snnsr Rerooe onrgmadt o6ne kd ren Rrn5plen uas
bersebn ST Sas nt ber anennnng zines eben mert?
soae ba nt kt ieO ger bafr uraen mplen, Oak lift cine
befe 3ann bedieben nrOt enen er5hersn Gnfnh ont bic
8eaaHg Der @snse? 9as fou hno mnh gbeu fauH u0
onrd bic bereiHs Mare bes scrfrcieg erreidt merSn
9arfn mir nn 9tarbt nnb llnterabnng baaen? @er
ana Gnre SrenOe nuo 0abarn bic psasde Omaha Sbane"
an beean. Die saed Gma6a sribane" in iebes Semtide
Sem i'm 8eien, bas naste Oann iett bic garule ien!
psGsli9e OMAHA sribane",
Bal, s. Better Seransge6er.t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-19
Okkitpaticfl miro nitbt
aitseecebnt tuerScn

8aris, 19. Mars. s.-2er goti6af-
ter.got Der 9(lIiierten bat beihlolien,
feit ipeiteres oentihes 8ebiet 8t be-
iesen ober fid1 III 8elttihlanos IN.
mere AngeIeaeitbeiten eill5urrtiIhen.
gu oieienl GtttidliiB fam man nah-
beln Der oelttid]e @eiddftstr1ser III
8aris, 0laper, Die grfIarling obge-
geben bate. ooB ebert lpieoer Die
9fegieruns leite inb eiltidIoiieu lit.
Den 8eitimuun9en bes Srie0ensber.
trngs nodaifomnen. Sros Der gluf-
itdroe afnoifoler in SnOuitrieitab-
ten. iagte Serr Maper, lit feline @e-
fabr ieitens Der Haoifalen sa be.
fiirdten. ebert lit Serr Der Gitita.
tion.
Ser gfot beidloB feruer, eine
lharie gtote on Die boIlcnbiihe Re.
eieruns au len0en, neil iie angeb.
lid 8afiensufubr nod 9eutidlann
geouloet babe.
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gleuOlntionare merSep proseliiert.
Ciirket crrief,teit
Republic in Gbrasicn

2onoon, 10. Waars.9er Goetine
Stanboro bot erfabren, oaB Der
aanmdnbdni Der tiirfiithen Srllp.
ben IN Sbrosien fid) geipeigert bat,
8eiebIe BON 9onItantinopel an3u.
nebnlen, oaB er ben 8nffenitinftun0
beriporfen bat uno IN aorianopeI
cine eigene Gegieritne einiesen min.
aonitoiitinopel, 10. Widr5. Ger
5iueite Sag Der @efebune Der Stnot
ourd Sruppen bon Der 3riegsflotte
Inn @osporli8 berIief rollIt1nOig
rilbig. 9ie titrfiide 9olisei bolf bel
Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der Groniing.
Die Sran3oien unO Stdliener babet
ttur eitte geriitge Sruppenit6rfe In
Der Staot iino firlo I1nge niht 10
oftib tpie bic 8riten. auber Gjemal
gaIda iino Dieboo gaid)d fino elm
foiierIider Qrins unb Elm 5enotor,
Die iid, an Der arifis beteiligt bat.
ten, bsrbdft.t iporoen
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Abfimmung Our6
2tnroot OcrbinOfrt
Dielelbe tpirc tuabrfdteirlidt Samsfag erfclgen;
es madtt iict kcin Sronttpedbfcl fiiRibar; Abs j
lebntno ces pertraas ut icnit iid9cr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scs seftats fiir 5rlanS

g8aI6ington, 19. Gsdrs. - 9ie
sSiibrer I'M genat boffen Die S9llB.
obitimntung iiber ben Srieoensber.
trng beute bornehmen Sii fonnen.
Gin geriud, Die uneingeidrdnfte
Ginipilligllna at elmer @bItinlnung
fir geitern fa4nlittog 5u erlongen,
ldeiterte, neil Senator 2enroot bon
ser Grippe Der .niiIoen giniudno.
Ter feline 3uitimmitng 5nr Sirierltng
elmer beitilnnlten 9eit bertpeigerte.
2enroot erfl1rte, 6aB Die rllnDeriObn-
Ii6en" in ibrer 3uberiid,t, ben Ser.
trog ob5uldIabten Die Mbitintn1ung
| iibereilen poIlten. Gr mag es 0urb.
|iesen, ooB bie enogiiItiee slbitim.
lnung niif zen Santstag binaltsge.
le1oben ipirb. glls Der Senat geItern
8ufartnentrot. botte er Die Heiolu.
tion ouf Gntififntion bor fid), bic In
Der 0odt borber in elmer fait BITS
Mitternndt fpdbrenoeti Sibung aus.
gearbeitet lrproen ipdr. Seine tueite-
lren gtntpdnoe ooer 3uidbe fonnen
| jebt eifgebrodt iperben. Nber Elm
bortndfiger aal1pf Inn Die giltlei.
tun9 Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itebt
| in Iusiift. Senator 2ooge ber1ns
oerte Die GiaIeitung burh Die Gin.
idiebung elmer geitinulltttg, BOB bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-19
IT. :. rttfett Gbilc's
1oeriitittlmita an

8albingtou, 19. Wtdr5. .--9ie Sic.
eierung Der Ser. Stoaten bat oii
Chile, oIs elmer Der ltdrtlten Ratio.
nen in Siloamerifa, Die glufforoer.
Ting geridtet. allen Ginflnb altf3lt-
bieten Inn ernfte Sdpieriefpiten
5ipiIAen 8eru uno Chile 3u berbin.
bern. 8nS griuhen puroe bonn
Observation-Disclosures gSolf beln ollie
nilhen @eianoten, Watbieu, in elmer
aonferens i'm Staatsoepartement
iibernlittelt. Rad ben neueiten Rad.
ribten in 9oIipia Bot Die spannune
iiber ben anariff auf Die perlianiide
2egation beoeliteno nahgeloiien.
(Gie Stisnmung 5tpiiden 8olibin
uno Yeru lit In Der iiingiteu 3eit
lpieber eine iebr bittere gelporbeu,
infolge 8ieoerauflebers Der Grage
zines 5eeourdlaifes fir goIibia in
Der fritberen perlianilhen Grpbin5
glrico, cine Der 5iuei 9Srobin5en, mel
DIE Chile oIs grgebnis oes 9rieges
bon 1879 onf '83 ifbernobnt. 8ern
bot nienlnIs feline 2lnipriide atf
oieie beioen Grobin5en oufgegeben;
Der Rehtstitel olif oieielbeh iollte
ourn cine 8oHsnrdbitinuiutne be.
lt1tiet iperhen. glber nod Bis gum
belttigen Gage bat cine ioIde glb.
niht itottgefllnoen, uno
Chile bdlt bic @ebiete einfa1 feGt.
8or ntebreren Monoten bieb es, ooB
cine 8eritdtlbigling alpiiden Chile
1iflb 8olibio er5ieIt moroen lei, no.
nod 8olibia nenigitens ben Sofen
bon Grica befonnen iollte; Gerl
ieood protciiierte bel goIibio in
oIler 6urm eesen Elm inldes 8use.
Ifin0uis.l
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umfitanS int .Jrlafc
aftecblie, ecplant

eonOon t9. Mara. gtaen Sic,
nlertt goiuaros, 2iberaler, bat Der
2onooner Gilnes angefiiroigt, er
bedbiidtige 2loDb @eoree naditeu
Montog i'm llnterbnus foIgenoe Sra.
gen our 8edntluortung bor8nlesen
0s5yit es Der Regierung befanrt, 0af
om 9iterrnontog in eall8 sssrIano Elm
9fufItano geplant iii unb 6aB e.
oud IN 2iberpool, Rondeiter ul0
@lasgom an Dem genalnten Sage
au 8olfserbebltnger fomnlen iotlS
SIT es iuahr, bob ariegsihiffc eitle
5enollng 8affen iino Munitiou aus
3entifIano fonfis8iert babeI ltnn
lit @rlmo 3ur 9tnnahme norhanoen,
ooB oeutide @ebeinIagerten ben ge.
pIanter9lufitnilO an5e8ettelt baben9"
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1oerfaiiniteskcitDcnficit
rceclt Gebaltsfra9c

2incoln, 10. 9a1ra.-9as @ebnlts.
fonlitee Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bat Der aonbeution enlpfoblen, ben
Gtnatsbeanlten borldlfig Bis gu ei.
mem 8eidluB Der 2egislotur Die fol.
genben @ehalter 8lt beiuiIligen: @ou.
nerneur, Sberridter uito 3idter oes
Sbergeri6ts iabrlidl $500;
Stootsbeoulte, giierbobnfontniiidre
itno 9iItrifisridter i6brIih $4,000;
Der @i3e. @orperneur erbdlt Die bop.
petite @e5dbIung zines 5tantsiena.
tors. Die aonbention beablidtigt.
Die @ebaltsiroee getrennt bon Der
@erfoiiuns Ger gtbitimmune sii TN.
terbreiten, 10 baB etipntae Ginipen.
oungen aeoeu Die @ebnItsresli.
Iiering hen 8erfoliunesentiuurf
nidt in 5rage itelIen fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-19
ucitpartiian rcaoitc
t,erlicrt INT Dakota

Sarge, q. g., 10. giars. = gie
langiam eingebenoen 8eridte iiber
bic 8oripa6Ien dnl Ieeten 9ienstag
Iaiien erfennen oaB Der 4reeuIdrc"
republifaniide aanoioot fir Mit-
gIieo oes gantionaifonlitees ieinen
GoI[egen bon Der Nonportiian 2ea.
que nit GROCER Stimnenlnebrbeit
geIdlagen bat. Sn II Counties err
belt erIterer 5000 uno Iebterer
4477 Stinlnen. Ser @ioerruf Der
~bIalien @eiebe" geeen gaIipiele
uno &beater am Sonntag, goren
unb ben gertauf bon 3igaretten
fdeint nidt NIT elmer 10 eroBen
Mebrbeit ongenommen at iein. pie
man 5ltredt annabnl.
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1octtcleitfft=Datft
itebt int Slaniiite1

gaeip gort, Is. M1r3. -giad @n.
bioteIesramnien, Die bel Der brabt-
loien Gtotion Der &eeieruns einge-
troffen iiilb. itebt Der 0em sfiff-
fabrtsout eeborige 9anpfer SIof-
ion BEL 9albao II, Der aannl3one IN
Slonnnen. Ser 0atnpfer fiibrt cine
sSradt bon orei Millionen @aIloneti
@afolin. Gr berlieB nin Q. Mdrd
8biIaoeIpbin nit bem Beitimuliinas.
ort @laoiiucitod.
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glarhIanb aeasn grphi6itipn.

glnnopolis, NO, 10. Mldr5. =
Mit SO eegen 80 Stintnien tpurot
Inn llnterbnnie Der 2eeislatiir bas
grobibitions Gurdfiibriingsseiet
obgelebllt. @leid5eitie ipuroe Elm
@eiet ongenotltnen, Iottt tueldem BIZ
SpriteIInng bon 31a.proaetttieer
Bier seTtdttet III. inoeiTen NIT ben
Gorbebdlt, Dab ons 0berbiuoesae'
ridt cine 0nbinIoilteube gntidei'
0ung abgiebs
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6cftiae Stiirfitc Int
1f1ittclweit> Staten
0lesnIarer @li5sarb beiuest iid) Dun
gsorbiueiten nad) SiioDiteu;
SAaben beOentenO.

gllsluortb, siebr.. 10. Di1r5. 9fah.
benz felt erei Gagen Elm beffiger
lgfurm geiucbt bafte, begntnt geitern
moraen Sdinee '5u fdilen, Der ben
gieb5itdtern groBe geforenis Elm.
floBte. SIN 2aufe beg cages nabul
Der Sdneeiturrn Die Sorm zines rid-
tigen gIiSsnrh an. gsod bier etnse.
gangenen gcrihten oebnt fid, bieier
fiber Sen got3en norbpeItIi1en Teil
bes Stoates aus uno greift raid nod
Siioen uno Often I'M iid. 9is iebt
liegen nod feline gerihte itber I'M
Shnee itefengebIiebene 3iige Dor,
gllrl0S Soie Sauptbeiorg,1is gilt oenl
8ieb oltf ben Mandes, oas fid in
feiner 8erfoIiuns befinbet, einem
loneeren alngriff bon 8interlpetter
Stano au balten.
StnrmfGlle in Colorado.
9enper, Colo, 10. W1drS. Gin
sfurnt oeIIat @eidipinOigfeit stpi.
idlen AZ uno 100 MeiIeu f6parfte,
fegte geitern ilber Colorado uno
8Donling oobin, berurlabte brei
Sooesfdae, cine ibpere gerlesl,ng
illno fiibrtc idmeren Sa6Ihaoen Der.
BEL. GilenbabnbienIt l,nb Eelegra-
phenberbin6ling tpuroe Dielfa6 I'm.
terbrohen. Gas 8etterbiiro erfl1rt,
baB Elm nieoriges Sturn3entrum I'M
ipeitIiden 9,ebrasfa, oos iid bon
Utah nad oein Often betpegt babe,
Die llriade oes Srfans fei.
gSintsrluei5en in aaaias beidGSist.
Eopefo aanios, 10. 0tdra. Gin
beftiger stiirnt, Der &anins geitert
beinaiud,te, rib groBe Mertgen hon
8interipei8en ans Dem gooer, ger.
it0rte bie GeIegrapbenleitltngen nnb
berbiiIlte Sen Stoat nit elmer Iol-
den Starbpolte, oab Die Come
berfinitert mar. Git eirtigen 6teleft
iuor oie 9nnfelbeit 10 grpb. oaB
nlttten ont Saee 2ontpen onQe5iiroet
lueroen mnften. 0tit bem ginbritd
Der 9eadt butte Der @ino, Der cine
8eifpinoiefeit bon 40 Meilen er.
reidte, nidt nadgelaiien.
Sliaarb in MinneIpta.
ct. Saul, 10. MtGra.-lleber oas
nittIere unb iiibIide 0sinneiota
brauite geitern Der apeite ernitIide
9lia3aro it1 GerIaltf elmer @ode
6abin. Shnec iun6 SdIoIien fiieten
Dem giienbabn. uno Selegrapben.
oienit beoeittenoen Shnoen 8it. Die
Sentperatur belt iid erbeblid iiber
3ero.
glm Wtiiioliri tpuroe Der Stttrnl
erIt gegen abeno fiibIbor. ssn
Omaha nno 11rneegerS fieI erft nad
Ginbrud Der GitnfeIbeit elm feiner
NIT Sdnee iiitterrtiidter Sfeaen. Der
bent StroBennerfehr Der SuBgdneer
itno autoiitsn hitoerIid, tpurbe. Die
Giienbohnaiiae trafen fait oIle reht.
seitia eiit
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SpriiNc Srcibcit
miro itiett aiterkannt

aonoon, 10 gsdr5. Gle fransOii.
fde uno engIiide Meeierltng baben
ben 8riH3el s5eifoI, ben sobn
Oes a6nigs bon 5eoidos, benodrih.
tiat. oaf iie ben 9eit3IitB bfs Son.
erefies bon 0aIosfits, Der i'm gum
a6nig bon Sbrien proflarllierte,
itid)t anerfennen fonnen. Ser grina
1T attfgeforbert poroen, f1a1 europa
ai fommen, Inn ieiren SolI borsnle.
gen. 90 bet 2loDo George I'M I'm
terbouie auf eine on i'm geridtete
Qnfrnge erfl0rt.
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GtaIaenfriit fiir Gule bis 4. Snni.

2incoln, Nebr., 19. Jebr.-(8oii.
nerne.r Wac4elbie bot Die Sinrid-
titne bes 9toroers Cole Bis gum 4.
SUM altfgefhoben. Gie Sirridtiins
ieines SpieBeeieIlen gralnner lit
ourd nene @eridtsberbdnoIu oIuusen
altomatii1 binausneihoben ipor6en.