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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
1enfdtnbete in eiucrvuuI.

Sfoerpool, II. Wai. - Sier lit es
pegen oeS IorpeOiprens Der .9uit
touia" 81 groben ausihreitunger
gegen Die bier anidiiigen 0eutider
gefommen. Gle 310elsfiibrer MIR,
ben oerbaftet, inOeiien mr. leidt be.
itroft, ood ipitr0e ibnen geiogt, onf
iie i'm @ieoerbolungsfaIe Die gan5t
Strenge Oes @eieses tenuen lerner
nlroen. (Sa, 6oD Die 8irtbe er,
bielten Beiiung, Big ouf @eiteres
ihre 2ofaIe TIM 6 llbr 4benos 81
i6lieBen.
Grotoem fpuroen ~berfloiiene 9afi
tpieoerum Die @eidGFte Der 9eut'
iden angegriffen un0 in 9rolo &C.
feet; Die 6eltertpebr mar Stltn0eu
lang bei66ftigt, 6as Seuer 5n I'M
ter6riifen. Die 8oIi5ei mar nift
I'M Stanoe, Ben aufriibr gu urter.
oriifert, unb in Maiien fIoben Die
9eutiden aus Ser Staot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Die Osntidlen ariessbilOer
3Ogeu Gin 5ablreifJes 8nblifnm an
tlno fauSeH a%llgemeinen gin.
flang.

Die oeltti6en ariegsbiloer i'm
granoeis . Ibeoter paren geitern
redt gut beiuft. Die Gridienenen
iparen aud nit benz 8ebotenen iebr
befrieoigt unO batten es ni6t gu be.
oauern. bingegangen 81 iein. Die
8i(oer paren bodIt intereiiant unO
boten Dteliciti9e gnithten ans bet
ben 5ronten oes arieges.
Serr auguIt Offer aus 2incoln
leitete Die 9oriibrung nit elmer
engliiden auiprote elm in peIder
er Die Oeutide 5eIte in 8e5ug auf
ben gegenDdrti9en arteg beIetdtete.
SER Miobr erfl1rte Die ein3eInen
giloer in Oeutider Gprade, oot
bdtten mir es filr ridtiger gebaIten,
peun Die GrfIdrungen in engIiider
Sprad)e gei4eben m1rcn, Der otlipe.
ien6en amerItaner negen, iDeltft e5
aud nidt piele poren; bod Ioa ia
aud 0ieieu Die Sade ertldrt per.
ben.
gafanntli6 it 6eltc Der Gestc
Gag, un0 eS, ioltc fem Deltltcr itd
Die @elegenbeit entgeben lailcn, Die
edltcn bciltideu ariegsbiloer 3a be.
iidtigeu, b%eionoerS oa Elm &beiI Der
G%tnnobmen gum Doblt6dtigen 3lpcf
pertuaftot miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Qentide aranen 6elfen nit.

0tit oufridtiger 5reuoe ino @e.
mgtbtulng laiien mir nodfolgen6eu
9rief eincr Oentihen 3roii, Ole Elm
Ser5 fir Die oelttihe Code fat ln6
mitbiIft. mad ibren ardften, Die 3u-
funit be$ 0eutiht6ums 3u I0roerll
in 6ieiem Staote Wt6gen Die an.
bern bclIti6cn 5ralten ibrem Sci.
ipiele folgen,
Qcbra8fa Stir, 9teb., s. @ai.
Ser 8al. gcterl
Sm Sntereiie oe8 Staatsperbou.
oes m0hte i'd Sic blermit oaf 5ipei
edit OeutiGe StGotden in N~ebrasfo
mfmerfiom MAIDEN, iDo id aus eige.
ner grfobruhG weiB, DAB aud Sic
iiinge Generation uniere Id0ue
Mutteriprode ipriht uno liebt. 3as
iino Goot unO Stetnoner. 9eufihe
3tueigbereine ooIeIbit al biloen,
ioate ood) nidJt ihper icin, uno
t0nnten Sic ii9 in Der ende, In
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Omaha German Americans
Address President Wilson
On The "Lusitania" Casel
Say " Embargo Had Been Declared Upon Ship
ment Of Munitions of War Sinking "a Ship
Would Not Have Happsned

nN W FtHfnFH RNa0teGn.
a. eaH Laa aitfhH af taa a
W faf fiff na1zW sB saaafHa
tsi a tass1 81 ~ =
aaissss ai eU
.tY s Haff laffa HaafiiY rs
aHt a. afaa sMi af
" @alaflig f We n ~ H
rallal hissi lhs Mt aaf
fare 81 tHfHsHF sauf1 tafa bn.
aiiaislF saaset H aH ssa 81
iha ffsaHia ~ tka atranal msa
.Hsfda4 wih Ntaa6B taf 0hat
ahi8 waa mFfesHF HHN IS Jesse
m 6abHaflho N%sffffe, p6g
6slf thal Eaflaad sea'i lr be- err
hafaa 8a ford maffa ~ Shipment b.
.the civil population Ia Germany
bE hi FURTHER RESOLVED.
10 point oui that ~tnnIand'a enhhfRa
on tha shipment from ueaital t6ua.
tries ~ oH.oonlfalana 81 war ml1h
as faai studa far Che civil population
1T Germany threatened starvation 10
innocent women and children, and
that che very munitions of war
shipped on the Laaitania would have
increased BY many thousands The
deaths N Germans III the field. which
alone would justify the destruction Of
such ammunition, and
Be IN FURTHER RESOLVED,
TO point out 70 the public that II the
United States had months ago i'm.
posed an embargo upon the shipment
of arms and ammunition, tens Of
thousands, perhaps hundreds Of thou
sands Of lives would have been saved
ere this, and that it was uufortuna-
tely deemed necessary TO continue
such shipments on the plea that only
in that way our neutrality could be
maintained.
BE IL FURTHER RESOLVED,
that we depreciate all suspicion that
the English government should have
allowed the doomed ship to traverse
the danger zone Especially after
such w~arnings) without protecting
conveys, thus purposely exposing it
to its fate in order to create indig-
nation in neutral countries and
especially in the United States, there
by to bring them to espousing the
cause of the allies;
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
that these resolutions be t~elegraphed
to the President Of the United States
with u assurances of confidence,
that he will act deliberately and fair
ly, and without prejudice in this
momentous issue.
r. G. STREHLOW, Chairman,
VAL. PETER, Secretary.
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Nus benz Situate.

2eringtou. glIS Iein @eiponn mil
elmer 2ooung Corn ploblid Ourh.
ging, gerietb 6ront Mc6apoen, Ell
alter aniteoIcr unierer @egeno, I'M
ter Die GQ0er uno pliroe linn Der
aopf 3erntalmt. Ger 600 trat oil
genblidli6 eiu.
GecumIeb. Nadoem Die Ser,
6anoIung enc game 8ode ge0oueri
bate, mics aidter Goper Die au'
pride bon j. Z. 9iusmore unO %.
6. Gonin gegen 6rnit s. $. 9ennis
aui cine gntiddoigung bon $2,825
fir 9ienitleiitungeu 8uriif.
9rofen BON. Ger 5erItiifelte
.2eihnam zines nniheineno 35.i1b.
riaen MonncS murOe Az 0teiIen
6itli6 BON bier ouf ben @iieHbabn-
geleiIen Der burlington 9efunoen.
4niheineno i'll Der Wtartn bon einen
5ra6t5uge iiberfobren.
Sum6oIot. George @er6es Der.
Iufte 5reitao abeub, iid our6 Oas
.3riutcn DON Silt Oas 2eben 81 neb.
men, bod oelong eS einem iofori
btu3ugerufenen ar8t, i'm 81 retten.
@eroeS bat i'm Iesten Sabre 8 Sim.
Der uerloren, rrlo elm biertes lit iebi
i6iper erfranft.
Superior. als s. 8. 8iiber, Der
bieiiee agcnt Der STANDARD Oil So,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

gum mittageiien nod ieinem Seir
5uriidfebrte, faro er feline 5ralt tool
ouf elmer &eaertreppe. 4nfdeinenS
lift iie oas 0pfer elmer @rplofion bon
@oiolinegoien %9emoroen. Im &opi
ruo gail5en a0rper bate fie idref.
Iide 9ran0munoen; bos Saar tpat
gang a69ebronnt.
Bldttsmoutb. gIs er BEL 6em
Reubou zines Salties fir Garl
6oGmberg beiddftigt mar, fieG Der
3immermann Sacob Maron pl0B'
lid foot our groe.
Sumpbrep. Gem bieiigen rteit &C.
griinoeten ape Marta Council 1884
Der 9rigbts of Columbus idloiier
iid iofort 60 NitglieOer on. 9ie
@riinoultgSfeier berIief groBarttg.
8apne. am %. Wtot miro 9ul-
O%eSienator Sittcof bier etnen gor'
trag balten.
Surtington. Die Sigbf6ool 9ttb-
letic 4iiociatton hes norooitli9er
NebraSfos miro ibre Sabresuer'
iammlung til unierer Sto0t ant 81.
Weai obbolten. Die 9lnfdngsprit.
fungen Der bieiigen &ofiduIe fin
ben am 6reitng Den %. 0ldi i'm @e.
ridtsgebduoe Itatt. 10 Sdiiler iuer-
ben Dies Sabr gr%oouieren. 9as
SabreSbanfett oes bieitgen SnnOels.
flubs tpur0e Montag abet6 in Der
Sale Der Columbus Sitter 9ebol-
ten. g[Is 6ouptre6ner fingierte
91els Darling. Die Iebte Sibune
Der Gountn.aommiiiGre Oes Geoar
GountDs iton0 inter Dem 3eihen
Der Spariomfeit, oenn es muroe be.
fdloIiet, MIR bic nnumgdngli9en
4nsgaben 5u beniaigen.
&oltings. Der 2otomotiobei5er
u. Gdrooer, Der Dor atpet 8ofen in
ben bieIigen anlngen Der ct. SoIepb
uno @raftO SsIano gnbn berlest
ipnrOe. itnrb on ben 8oIgen pIOsIif)
lino unertportet in einem 8oipitnl
iii ct. Soicpb, Dobin er iiberfiibrt
tulr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
sdngerfef @ei,ai9aft

Die Omaha S1ngereft.@ eie1i6aft
belt geitern abeno lire Is. Sibuug
i'm Nauiifbeim ab. anneieno moren
Is 9irettoren. Na6 @rleoigung
Der &orrelponoensen lin0 Hefnurs
gen eritattete bas Muitf. aomite lei.
men 8eridt iber Die Soliitenfrage.
W1on bofft, in Der n19iten Sibung
oieielbe en0giiltig erleOigen 81 TOM
men. @ir neroen Damn Die gtamen
Idmmtli9er mitipirtenoer 5oliiten
bofientlid befannt geben fonnen.
Ger 8orlisenoe oes 5inan5. 8omi'
tes, SER 6eitprdiioent ". 6. Streb.
lotp, beridtete iiber leine uno oes
aomites Gb1tigfeit wdbreno Der Der.
fIoiienen 8ofe, bic Dem 6onos mel.
tere $1,000 5ufiibrte. 0erielbe bot
nun bic ltattli6e 9obe bon $1,000
erreidt. IS lit aber immerbin crit
Die S1Ifte oeiien, mas erreidt meroen
uuB, I'M 0as 5dngerfelt miiroig lei.
mem 8orgdnger bon 1910 all Die
Seite lteqen 81 fonnen. Dem
bieiigen Sdmobenberein, Der ais Der
erlte @erein einen Bono fiir ooS
Sdngerfeit 5eidnete, loa Our6 0en
5efret1r Der beionbre 8nnf Der
SdngerieIt.@ eieaidaft fir Dies CUTE
9eilpiel olisgeorildt mer0en. Sofs
icntli9 folgen Die anOern 8ereine
bolo nod.
Ser Sui. 5eitner entipidelte feline
AniiAten ilber Den Druid oeS 9ro-
gramms. 6eitiefret1r 8oI. S. 8e.
ter perIos Die aufruie all bic Breiie
un0 al Die SIT ernennenoen @brct.
8i5eprdiiOenten, Die lebbaften Bet.
fdl iarloen.
anldBlid oes plSblid erfolgten
Sooes bon Serrn @altils Setter,
Dem 9ranberrn bon Siio. Omaha.
nuroe elm Notwithstanding gefabt.
Der grdiioent unO 6eitiefret1r Der.
Den iiA beute am 9cgr1bniB offi.
5iel betbciligen.
So0ann muroe cine Reiolittion
6etreffs Oes 2uiitonia. 5oaes gefnBt
uno teleerapbii6 ON Den grdiioeus
ten 8ilion geianot.
R1diten Wtontng fin0et Inn 6.45
llbr abenoS I'M Muiitbeim Elm ge.
meinidaftlides Gilen Oes Direfto.
RUINS Itatt, on ons iid bic iibli9e
|6ibung anidIieBt.
wFL.m...s ~..k Axm 1p~~f.Lm X
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

SCOT an oie Scrren 9aItor 9fbeIc
mo Shadlt, IN Steinauer an Serrn
gutou @itder mo Serrn Steinouer
mcnoen.
Gin glnft IN SIREN I6bIiden ge.
itrebunsen muB ia iebe oeutide
9}lltter nit beriibren, 0oS lit Der
oeutide llnterri6t in Den Bolts.
itulen; 10 poaen Sic es elmer
6rou uidt reriibcIn oaB otld Tie
NIT einem gltten @eoanfeu mitbelfeu
mil.
Dit Der beIten So9ahtiing
5rau e. g.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

fts req ~ hsailV aH
~ lha nsfsa Amatl.aa Maanlsa
daHa ~ ~ Hf H.W -
a. tfHailfa HsF IA a crab
HaaH ~ - UHahs Masis
ssf evening aai struggled 81
ainN aati9ts a8aH Msa
6sFs efaekal ~ aat
Milsm M asHl
W|tNlHEAs ~ sinking 81 ns
Enilah.1i supposedly tf s HsfmsH
mhmauas tat has ailai aaathas
aaafahala sAspisF w TIE history
~ tba eefl8 t5ahaefstlau aliBai
ab1
WuERUAs o. alrsadg highly ess
Aiei State 81 pablls onihlea haa been
fatthef mAaaa thsfahTi and
WHEREAS, the dahfsf b. ibe
peace of Wla country arising from
p-aftlaandhlp end from mismder
standings q She issues involved "a
thereby lhefeasedg
nE m RESOLVED. that wc,
/ United States citizens of German
birth or descent ia meeting assembled,
once more urge upon cur fellow
citizens not 70 be hasty in eohdcm.
ming the act referred 10 until alt
the circumstances leading up thereto
may be Judged with a better know
ledge Of al, facts involved and to
refrain from d~enouneing what may
later on prove 70 be an act justified
BY prevailing circumstances and con
ditions,
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that we deeply and sincerely deplore
the loss Of human lives, regardless
to what nationality they may belong.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that we call the attention Of the
public to those facts already esta-
blished, i e. that due warnings had
been issued by the German embassy
in the United States to travellers in
tending to sail on the Lusitania; hat
the fate intended for that vessel had
been announced in advance; that pas
sengers sailing on this ship despite
such warnings had no right to ignore
such warnings.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
to call attention to the fact that it
was the duty of the English author
tiles to prevent passengers and
especially citizens Of neutral coun-
tries to sail on English passenger
ships which were carrying guns and
ammunition to one of the b~elligerents,
and that perhaps even the United
States authorities ought to have
taken similar action.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

ant 1. Stunt itnttfin0en.
Gin aontrnft NIT Gbriit, $ugbes
nurOe aeiteru benz Stabtratb Dor.
gelegt.
Ger Stootiefretdr iDuroe be1nf.
trogt, ansebote fir ben 9au zines
&~ilfsfnnaIs an %. uno 8 ctr. Of.
fentli oiisjuidreiben.
., 3. Burn, Deutimer Opti
Ger. augen nnteriuft fir griaen.
ABB Wranoeis Geh, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Meite VnitbeiteQ1tnn.

8aT6ingtor, ii. 0aai. = Cine
2dnbpoit6eitelung miro bonn 16.
sunni an in Champion, Gbaie gour.
tb, 9ebr., nit elmer Roiiteul6nge
non SO MeiIen eingert6tet. 8ie
8obI Der in 8etra6t fommen6eu
6amiIien betr6gt 80. Cine Benfton
bon $17 tpuroe Snrrp Niron III Sui
Ierton, 9aeb., 5ugeipro6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
Grben in arpber 3ahI.

@etreffs 0es Nahlaiies 0es titr8
lid bier obne gerfpanbte unO &c
itoment peritorbenen MaiAiniiter
Somes graoD lit bier Die Na6ridi
i'm @adlaBgeritte eingetroffen, Oaf
fi9 iomobI in 3enoer, Colo, als in
SrIonb cine gauge Reibe 8raOp's
riiiteten, lire @rbanipriihe 5t BE-
ipeiien. Ser Io9laB 6etragt ca.
sos. 900.
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itnbrfnnnter s~tl6itm6rSrr.

SIN unbetamlter, 9ntgefIei0eter
9lann traitf geitern ouf Dem Sc
bdu6e Der 9odidule 2 lln5en Scar.
boIiGure uno itarb gleid Oarauf
Die 2eide tpur0e bon Stli0enten &C.
funben. 3Deifellos liegt Selbit.
mor6 Dor, bod miro Der Coroner,
oa teinerlei anboItspunfte fir Die
geri0nliffeit oes Sobten ermittelt
tperoen founten, bieIleibt einen 5rt.
queit a6baIter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
MehaItserh1hnna.

SoIgenoen 9rieftrGgern lit cine
@e1altS3ulaqe BON idbrlif ie 500
gefp1brt: 8iGiom 8eal, 8rant q.
.. Sones, grnelt 6. a%auffolO, 60.
tparo 6. 2eiqb, Oscar s, gteIion,
Sames 6. Nidleu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
-sRb cmaha.

Nrdfioent 9uaa bon Der 8tab.
50nitdtsbeb0rDe bat an ben gieb.
adnbLer q. s. Mereer IN aanias Die
n0dridt aeinn0t, oaB gaebrasfa of
bas Wieb aus ben freigegebenen
EheiIen bes Gtaotes aanIas nnneb.
men Epiirbe, tpetiu 0oficlbe nit einem
yeiunbbcitSottelt Derieben Eel.
Eie A"bitimmitng iiber Die Varf-
xfssshs un yctrpae bon $4,000 ion
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11
K(aIlltNlrle an5elgen!

$500.00-faufeu elm eutcs Sols
nit orei 3immern. GIeftriihes
Qift. 8or5uiprefen mad $50
abenos ODER garl3en Counting 3Ot5
8ur6ette StroBe. W. Is
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arbeitsseind = 8euti9es W110hen
iuft Steae fir Sousorbeit. 4or.
sc. 8es, 9arlan. Soma, 3oute 5,
8or 70. M-12.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

2aft Gnre aiRen uno Matroben
ouforbeiten ourh Die nltbewabrte
6irma Omaha 8ilUu So, 1907
Cummings Str. Eel. Douglas 2467.
syune 8.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

3n usrfanfeH.-8er Saloon in
Ghalco, Rebrasfa. lit anter GIN
|itigen 9eotngungen 3u iibernebmen.
gsGberes bel Otto 9ordert, IL. itno
L@oB Str, omaha, Muitf Sale. Il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-11

3n bermictbeu-an einen $errn Elm
mo0ernes 3tmmer NIT 8ooro.
1417 @. 16. Str. Eelepbon 9eo
1882. M--21.
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9r. z. Staabs, 9eatIder Granem-
ar3t nnO Gperat6r.

@eine nlebr cIs 20-iGbriee CT.
fabrltng bat bepieien, OoB rieIe
6r1ienIeiben obne Operation gebeiIt
perben f0nner, ipcfln redt5eitta iinb
tiftig beEonDelt. 622 4. @tnnBe
Gaiiaauietts Geh.l SiSHr giis 90.
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8eiudlt - Giidti9er 8Gdergeieae.
SuIius $auien @retna, Nebr.
W--15.
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Adtnns, Oeutide Sarmer! @ir
baben bier in 8poming freie 800
@fer Seimltdtten. Suites frrtht.
bares 2ano. 8oiier la1o Sol3 uio
geiunoes 9limn porbonOen. lin
R1beres ihreibe man an 6. %. ge-
~terier, Gillette, @bo. Stunt IL
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Mbcnnjri ouf Die EGoIife xribiue.
$500 Oas Sabr Onrd BITE Bot.
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08edielt Gueren fana6iidem geiib
in @elS nm".-5dreibt uno err
flGrt, oh SIR @ieb, Sta6tgritnos
ftitde ooer Sarmlano beiist. Che
Canadian Securities, 422 0ee
&nigbt Bldg, minneapolis, Minn.
Sune-8.
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8Ohnbaus-biqig at bertaufen: Gin
5.aimmeriges 8obnbals. 3O13
Siio IS. gEbe., oie Sdlfte boar, bic
anbere SGlfte atf 3inierl. 3dBeres
bel Senrp S6mis, Office Der Dina.
ia 8ribine. If.
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8iIlarb GODD, Bntente, 1880 Gitp
0otionoI @ont @ebduoe. 3eIe.
pbon GnIer 1850.
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9as preisparSisIte GFea BEL geter
Rump. 9eutide Slide. 1908
|Gooee Strobe, 2. Stod. @1bIaei.
ten 25 Gents.
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9esfs, 9rsfs, 9esfs, 9esfs, TESTS
S. 6. Reeo, 1907 Garnnm Ctr.
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g~birupractie Spinal 9Sinitments.
Or. g0moros, "a. & 51rnam. Q.3445
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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-15
PICTURE SH Q M ANNOUNCES CHANGE WEIGH ENSURES
 BEST PICTURES YET

Beginning Thursday night, Oct. Il, we will use films from the Mutual Film Corporation. These films are first class and fully up to date and features many of the best photoplayers known to the public. This service costs us considerably more than the one we have been using but we trust that our efforts to keep the shows up to the highest standard will be appreciated by our patrons and that our increased box re- ceipts will justify us in giving you the most enjoyment fer your money.
 We are promised an unusually good program for next Saturday night with a Keystone or Charley Chaplin comedy, and we feel sure our patrons will enjoy a treat.
 Frank Ihmels.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-15
TEACHE2S' RsEETING

The people of Urbanette will give free entertainment to all teachers and are an ious that we have large attendance. All who no2y wish to remain over Saturday night will be taken care of. All teachers expecting to attend are-reQuested to so mo- tify the UIbanette committee on entertainmeat, c. c, Underwood J. R. Meador and ". D. Perkins. This meeting is important and every teacher in the county ought to attend, and as many of the Directors as can do 50 ought to be there, and all other parties interested in our schools are in Vited to attend.
 H. ?. Burney.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-15

present and the evening passed away very pleasantly. About ; o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room where de- hghtfuI refreshments were serv- ed' after which they departed, unanimously voting Miss Grim a most charming hostess.
 For Sale:-One pony mare and one sucking mule colt. Mare gentle and good single driver. 30-4t A q Mooro
 A. B. Graham and wife of High Grove, Calif., are here for a visit with relatives and friends. The Graham's are old settlers ot this country, but for the past several years have made their nom Tn California. Mr. Graham IS returning home from the Mayo Bros Hospital at Rochester, Minn., and says his health is greatly improved.
 For Fire, Lightning and Tornado Insurance, see M. NJ. Lavender.
 Claude White and Miss Leita Norris and Charlie Bobo and Miss Mary White were contract lng parties to weddings which took place at BerryvilIe last Sat urday, Both couples are well known in Green Forest and have many friends who wish them much joy as they journey through life.
 For careful and accurate watch repairing go to F. B. Rowland, graduate watch maker, east side square. If
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-15

No delay in making loans on improved farm land. GarVln & Fitton, Harrison, Ark. Zm
 Mrs. Laban Aired and son, Hubert. of Rule, visited with relatives here Saturday.
 Get 8 Hot-Point, 6 pound iron for $3.00 and make ironing day a pleasure. C. r. Light Co.
 Mrs. Bert Snow is visiting her sister Mrs. II. R. LenoX, at liar rison, this week.
 For Sale: A good creek farm. c. ". Youngblood, Green forest, ore Ark. Route 3. z9-4'
 As we go to press we learn of the death of Dr. ". ?. George wh- h occurred at his home ln Berryviile, Wednesday night.
 Watkins 'Kill-'Em" Fly Pow der and remedies, at Crockett Hotel. s. k. Banks.
 Mrs. Ralph Kirkpatrick Died at her home, at 0sage, Friday. Jnterment was made at the Al nena cemetery Sunday. The funeral was attended by many
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-15
TO THE PUBLIC

want to say in behalf of the picture show that Mr. Ihmels is now with the Mutual Film Ser vice, which is the very best service obtainable and the only way he can maintain this service is by patronage. It is a heavy expense to give you this kind Of service and is a credit to tho town. Turn out and help the show to stay. Yours truly,
 J. c. PinkertQa.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-15
NOTICE 70 YnE PUBLIC

You are hereby warned that riding or driving on the side walks with bicycles or vehicles of any kind is a violation of the law, and from this date the law will be enforced against all of lenders.
 Dated this the 18th day of October, 1915.
 W. J. Tate, mayor.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-10-15

Did you know we have made arrangements with Santa Clause to make his headquarters at our v7oqe the coming holidays? He will soon be unpacking his goods in our Wareroom. Watch for his letter, telling of his toys as well as useful articles at the Variety and Ten Cent Store.
 The Methodist Episcopalchurch was re-organized last Sunday with q members. Services will be held in the Odd Fellows hall Sunday. Sunday School at 10 o'clock, preaching at Ii o'clock. All members and friends of the Methodist Episcopal church are cordially invited to come and worship with us, and we especi- ally invite any stranger who may be in town.
 c. T. Brassfield. Pastor.
 For Sale:-All kinds of feed, and meal. Delivered free any, where in town. Phone us your order. D. Rowland.
 Miss M. J. Crockett, after having her house the Crocke tt Hotel-all nicely painted and @ concrete sidewalk finished in front of the premises, hied her. self, last Friday, to her old girlhood home Corrollton-the first visit she had made there in over a year, and the many changes made there during the lapse of this short time, she says, is wonderful everything chang ing for the better so much that way, in fact, she could scarcely recognize her old home town. But, nevertheless, this did not cause her to not have a good time visiting among her rela- ives and friends, who were glad to see and welcome her to their homes and 10th to see her de part. Altogether Miss Croc kett reports having had a splendid visit.
 On account of poor health, have decided to sell our restaur- ant in Green Forest; CT will trade it for a small farm suitable for 6 poultry ranch. Will also take farm stock, tools, chickens, etc. This restaurant can easily be made to earn S10 per day above expenses, but requires some one willing to stay close and give business their entire time and attention. Would be just the thing for young man and wife. Will give terms to any one not having enough to pay all down.
 29-tf Bryan & Co.