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152Chicago [word?] Park June 9th/95. Jule Keen, the treasurer of Buffalo Bill's Wild West, will begin in November a starring tour in his newly revised comedy, "Only a German." Mr. Keen used to be one of the best known dialect comedians in the country and was known for years as "Buffalo Bill's Dutchman." After his tour next winter he will, at the beginning of summer, resume his duties as treasurer of the Wild West. AT THE NEBRASKA BUILDING. NEBRASKA-BUILDING IS DEDICATED. Buffalo Bill and His Cohorts Illustrate the State's Early Days. One thousand enthusiastic Nebraska people dedicated the building of their State at Jackson Park yesterday. In a gorgeous suit of buckskin, all covered with decorations, Buffalo Bill formed the central attraction. Mounted on a magnificent sorrel horse, he approached the building, leading a procession of soldiers, cowboys, and Indians, illustrating early Nebraska history. The ceremonies were short. Commissioner-General Joseph Garneau turned the building over to Gov. Lorenzo Crounce, who, in a splendid | 152Chicago [?] Jule Keen, the treasurer of Buffalo Bill's Wild West, will begin in November a starring tour in his newly revised comedy, "Only a German." Mr. Keen used to be one of the best known dialect comedians in the country and was known for years as "Buffalo Bill's Dutchman." After his tour next winter he will, at the beginning of summer, resume his duties as treasurer of the Wild West. AT THE NEBRASKA BUILDING. NEBRASKA-BUILDING IS DEDICATED. Buffalo Bill and His Cohorts Illustrate the State's Early Days. One thousand enthusiastic Nebraska people dedicated the building of their State at Jackson Park yesterday. In a gorgeous suit of buckskin, all covered with decorations, Buffalo Bill formed the central attraction. Mounted on a magnificent sorrel horse, he approached the building, leading a procession of soldiers, cowboys, and Indians, illustrating early Nebraska history. The ceremonies were short. Commissioner-General Joseph Garneau turned the building over to Gov. Lorenzo Crounce, who, in a splendid |