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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
MANY FINGERS ARE TAKEN
BY SQUARE HEAD JOINTERS


UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu-
gene, March l3 A workman In
Umatilla county was Jointing a smalr
piece Of oak moulding. It caught and
was thrown by the machine. causing
his hand to drop into the knives. Five
twelfths Of the first all the second
all the third and one third Of the
fourth finger were cut Off
such an accident would have been
impossible had round-head jointer
been used. only lacera.on or the
finger tips would have resulted.
writes Ben williams. statsitician " the
state industrial accident commission
10 the state university members at
the Safety Forum The cost of this
one accident to the commission s. s.
timated equal 20 the expense ot in-
st1UiHy r1und-head jornters IN % es-
ta1iishments
Alr o p Hnff stare labor commits
sioner has ordered disrontinuance Of
square iointer heads and replacement
Of them by round heads in an oregon
establishments. on or before March
!, 1917
Seventy one fingers were lost IN
Wisconsin in one year through use of
square head jointers
The state labor commissioner has
also ordered toe boards 10 be put on
all walkways and platforms where
practicable; solid webs to be put on
al exposed printing press nywheels:
saws that are cracked more than one
half inch deep; placing a valve on the
exhause Of each unit where two or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
ABOUT 100000 BABIES
DIE BEFORE ONE YEAR

The Census Bureau estimates that
3oo, 900 babies died in this country last
year before the age Of one year, and it
is stated that one-half Of these deaths
we're needless if all mothers we're
strong and infants we're breasted.
Expectant mothers should striyetoin-
crease their strength with the strength
building fats in SCOTS Emulsion which
improves the blood, suppresses ner-
vousness, aids the quality Of milk, and
feeds the very life cells.
Physicians prescribe SCOTS Emul'
sion; it is doubly important during
nursing. No alcohol EyeYduggist
has it. Insist on Scott's-the white
food medicine. No advanced prices.
Scott & Bovine. bloomfield. J. i'-7
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
AVOID SPRING COLDS.

sudden changes, hign WINDS, shlf'-
ing seasons cause colds and gr.ppe.
and these spring colds are annoying
ana dangerous and are likely to turn
into a chronic summer cough. In such
cases take a treatment Of Dr King 8
New Discovery. a pleasant Laxative
Tar syrup II soothes the cough.
checks the cold and helps break up
an attack OF grippe It's already pre-
pared, no mixing or fussing Just ask
YOUR druggist for a bottle of DIT.
Kings New Discovery. Tested and
tried for over 40 years.--Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
REASON HE MOVED.

Would you mind ietting me off Is
minutes earlier after thls?" asked the
JOokkeeper You gee. I've moved to
the suburbs and ! cant catch my train
unless I leave the office at q quarter
of five
You should have thought VI that
before sou moved" said his employ
e.
"I did, vas the reply. That's the
reason J moved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
A PAIR OF THIN.

A man W4s walking down The street
Eheu ~ vas 5Tsrtakea bE q dog that
aag-a ~ snap ar his aeais I-s mis-
trese ua5e no efforf ~ call IT or. 60
ae gave fhe dog aH a1m51ifer Licz
"Br1ts.r er-ed The womeH. TO
klck tfrr.a aafenei-ss animal That
ntts creature e a pe. and lg not ac-
al-ame5 20 such treatment
d beg gour pardon madam the
man sazt "I 80 nor mean ~ hurt
re.r 31z 8as g9l should have CALI
20 him off,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

BERLIN. March 1.-THE kaiser'f
youngest son, Prince JOarhin, has
welded Marie A8guste Of Anhalt mos
beautiful Of German princegses.
The wedding ceremonies at the Neu-
% Palalg. Potsdam, the imperial res
idence. were Of the simplest. az Defit5
war time The only guests were the
parents Of the bride ana bridegroom,
their brothers and sisters. a few 9TH
er very near relatives and q half dor
en- high officials The kaiser himself
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
KFFP YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND
HEALTHY.

There is only one way to have q
clear. healthy complexion and that IS
10 keep the bowels active and
regular Dr Kings Ncw Life Pnls
WIll make your complexion heal
th and clear move tae bowels
gently. stimulate the liver. cleanse
the system and purify the blood A
splendid spring medicine 25c at
Jour druggist--Ady
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

cases, unless the trouble is due 10 some
spriOus internal disorder.
You need never hesitate to use resi-
mol. It Is a Doctors prescription that
has been used by other physicians for
twenty years in the treatment Of skin
elections. It contains absolutely moth
ing that could iniure the tenderest
skin. Every druggist sells resinol oint-
ment and resindl soap. Resinol Soap
soothes tender skins and helps to make
poor compilations clcar, fresh and vel.
Yety, because j. contains this resinol
prescription.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

WASHINGTON. March 13.-Repre-
sentative Hawley introduced bill au-
thoriz ng an advance from forest re-
celpts in Oregon Of $4,000 to build
a road connecting the county road ont
OF Grants Pass with the oregon Caves
in Josephine county, the entire road
lying in the SiskiyOu national forest
The money advanced is TO be reim-
hursed from Oregons - per cent Of
forest receipts The bill is indorsed
iy the forest serv &c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

He would not have hurt you re-
piled the woman in a grieyed tone.
He Is pet"
7 did not care 70 be bitten by him
nevertheless madam" returned the
man II am somewhat Of a favor.
.te at home myself"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

As everyone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system Of the body and
it is Of the greatest importance that
they move once each day II your
bowels become congtipated, tsHe
dose Of Cham1erlain's Tablets just
after supper and they win correct the
disorder Obtainable everywhere. 49,
Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
PoRrIANn MOVIE lon sNILE


A tract of land -2ix147 feet with
neW 4.rnnm bungalow fHll cement
basement, fine electric fixtures. gas.
shades. lntaid iInnlpum on Kitchen
and bath, Bull Run water an kinds
~ fruit and berries Story 1uyIu
mp TO date chicken house
This is one " the few good acre
age tracts In Portland right ON the
car line, 10 minutes service lt is.a
good buy either rs future home ar
as an Investment Am leayln. the
clly and price is reduced from
StA1uun1 70 $500 90 cash NJ nrgp
table noies.
n case Of purchase. fare Will be
refunded from pendletou aud return
Address Owner, ~ Fast S7n
street North, Portland. Oregon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

gave orders that there be no pomp
or extravaganza.
The princess Is the oldest daughter
of Prince George OF hnh8It and o
niece Of the reigning Duke Frederick
H.. Of Anhalt-D Dessau She will not
be is years old until June 10. next
This is. according 20 general belief
q romantic match the young folks
fell IN love at sight before the war
began. The sanction of the parents
was readily secured. but the war and
the youth Of the bride DELAYED the
ceremony.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
WoMAN's WAY

Patience understand Sheffield,
England. employs women car conduc-
tors"
Patrice-Well, some women always
did ike the opportunity OF telling q
man 10 move up closer" y0u know
Yonkers Statesman
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

ing hkln-tTOuDle, IN
q warm oath with
resinol soap and a
simple application
Of resinol ointment.
The soothing, heal
ing resinol medica-
tion stops itching
at once, and soon
clears away all trace
Of eruption, even in
severe and stubborn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
Schilling'S
Best

more stcam-drlyen units exhaust INTO
q common system. and the guarding Of
an water guage glasses that are less
than ten feet above the working
floor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Wei. YOU go on. then yelled a
chap 10 the gallery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Mrs T. n. Henderson and Mrs VIII
lam G. Mckinney entertained Safur-
dAy with a musical afternoon at tire
home of Mrs Henderson aa East 81
IA street The guests were The mam-
bers of the Thursday Afternoon clue
Groups ~ piano numbers were given
hy Miss Maien Burnett ami Ms Nell
lie Whiting Of Walla WalA and little
Misses Dorothy Henderson and Lois
Swagsart and a group ot violin soios
was played by Miss NarEeref Lowell
The program was entirely 0f moifrn
music and proved VERY eni1ya e.c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
What to Do for
Itching Skins

There ia usually immediate relief for
skins itching, burning and disfgured by
lczcma. ringw0rm. or similar torment-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
Terrible Group Attack
Quickly Repulsed
By Old Reliable Remedy
Wei kDovn csorEiA stsrs keeper hss mAs-
tered Group and colds fer his family sl ten wish
FOlsy's Hsasy and Tar Compound.

folsys hSnsy and Tar Compound
The minute that hoarse terrifying
croupy cough is heard In the home VI
7. J. Barber, Of jefferson, Ga, out
comes Foleys Honey and Tar Com
pound--there's always a bottle ready
children, one boy and girl. ag.l
eight and six years respectively. haE
terrible attacks Of Group last wInt.-
and / completely cured them with
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound /
have ten In family and for years Tv.
oeed Foley's Honey AMI Tar Couuauut
and 10 never fails"
sh worry and save doctor rNls
keep F1leys Honey and Tar Cone
pound always on hand In your home.
One bottle ias'za long uue-It5 rclishIa and
safe-aud the last dose ls ass good
as the FIRST. Get the genuine.
sold EterYwhere
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Speaking u the anniversary cele.
hrati0n 0t Slr and Nrs Charles sam
uel Jackson af Portland ar which
Pendle,on people were the principal
guests. the oregon Journal af rsler-
day says In part.
Thursday evening festivities opene
with a banquet at the 81 ison resi-
dguca 5H salmon street FRIDAY trip
up the Columbia highwav with q dir
nsr at Nrs. Hendersons Crown Point
ehaie, was enjoyed and Saturday q
luncheon and theater party followed
by dancing az the Hotel Portland
The party was planned s reunion
Of oid rim- friends. man, 81 wh5u
were present an the wedding at Ar
ana Mrs Jackson and VINO s.nee that
time have aH enjoyed maHr good
times together Thursdar evening the
dinner was haautinuy appointed at-
fair The table with fs /, covers wss
g bower OF the lovely snel. pink Drre-
a roses lu the center was grea,
CRYSTAL bowl of the flowers ana ars-
-al chains radlatad 20 smaller vases
iu which more roses were arranged.
Eeyord this corsage bouquets NJ the
same rose buds. com h.neI with sweet
peas. lilies of the valley and uai5 n
hair ferns. were laid Oh wr-a p
around the board. pink ribbons OK.
tending to the place or each woms
3lrs Jackson was gowned becomingfs
in a pink silk crepe and chiffon gown
elaborated with crystal beaded trim
ming and which shaded exactly ir
tones Of pink with the general color
scheme.
just before the guests took their
places Mrs. Jackson was presented
with a beautiful brides bouquet Of
Bride roses and lilies n the valley
arranged in a shower with cascades u
white ribbon and flowers Between
courses many fun provoking favors
were distributed The guests present
ed the hosts with a handsome silver
coffee urn and tray which was
brought on. a complet surprise for the
hostess to serve. silver teaspoons
were also discovered on the tray
marked with the first name Of each
Of the guests. After dinner. the bride
took her place on the stairway Hand
threw her bouquet. while the women
assembled below and Wed with one
another in catching it. Mrs John
son was the fortunate one The house
was a bower Of beautiful flowers. the
gifts Of the many friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson. Their guests included.
From Pendleton: Mr. and Mrs. F. f.
Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. John F, Robinson.
DR.. and Mrs F. W. Vincent, Mr. and
Mrs C. z. Roosevelt and Mr.. and
Mrs Leon Cohen. other friends
from Portland were Mr.. and Mrs. T
c. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. John
son and Miss Neya Lane
Mrs W P. Temple and Mrs West
brooke Dickson will entertain infor-
maIly tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs Dickson on South Main
street
Miss Lola Rogers and Miss Muria.
SAILING arrived home last evening
from 70 short vta'' in Portland
"Our Crowd. spent an enjoyable
evening at Five Hundfe1 az the hone
OF Afr and Mrs Eue GRAY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Walter owens entertained mum.
her ot high school friends saturday
evening ar a clam bake at the gas
plant Delicious CLAIMS with ail the
necessary side dishes were the piece
de resistance 81 the evening ana H.
the close OF the dinner, a social time
was enjoyed r. z. Chloupek WAS
chs per0u q the young people tAt
following being the guests uf Mr..
owens Margaret Phelps Hester
Proctor. Jean Reher. Beulah smith
Catherine Thompson Madeline EIr-
CESS. Ralph Burgess. Ned Fowler Er-
nest Boylen Tom Murphy and Donald
Robinson
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13

Miss Ellna II B0yn;on became the
bride az I.e Roy : sullivan Sa-urda
afternoon when Rev Hodshlre ~ ,h-
Methodist church pronounced 'he
words that made them man and wife
The eer-w ug was 90 IhH parseH H.Ea
and only The immediate friends ot the
Young couple were present Both
popular residents or Hermistou q,
which pa shes wl make THEFT
home :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-13
EMBROIDERED WOLFE
TISSUE GINCHAMS

Comes in a big variety Of checks and
stripes; color Of pink blue and hello
q inches wide; fast colors; makes
good looking inexpensive dress. The
yard 25c
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Stcinc i'm Wce.

qprA s~ortbcLtfe reSet in Snterbieng rn6 /. ienen 8ethngen groBe
5Dre iber 6ns, mas Gnqlan0 unpr Der npren &egerung in tregTtber
Sinfht frfa bringen meroe. Sod nift Die SGHte Der arotte 0es
Reifes ian btsber fir Den GrRg Mutbdr genddt Doroen. Sns loute
aeanoet ner6en. aud ftnuBiea merDe mon pengr of oas anslono
angenRien ieL on aano0o IN pengen Wionaten i'm stdnoe ieH neroe
an bic StGae Der Ser. Staaten in Der Wuniionsleferung 81 treten. 8s
eroffnet Damn gusihten 'anf ungefabr 0enieIben &resldut oes @eoes
i1 eiaenen NeIreih, ime i'm 9altidIano bat limb Dem uagoot+arteg
eardA onneres qereuHhes Roptcen oeutiher N1d6oOen, ME Der Nab-
MISUNDERSTANDING uno Ser 9efmormee, fu Damn dueS getan neroen
I'M ben SRg 5t ern1oglihen.
aber england fommt ans Der 3pttnnbe ntt berous, OnB Die Be-.
suasduelen Der 8entralmQdte, in 0enen lbr egenes SreDItgelo lenen
areslauf Inmer mte0er bel5ebt, INNER mebr 5lne1met an 3abl ne an
5iferbet os Qeforoer1tnQBneges. pno ebento Die 3dbl Der usgoote,
Sic Sic 3uFu6rnege ser grHen ub 6run8oin ~beoro6en, 10 ooB bne
irnn1er unHdemr meroeu, pabreno Die Aaiierten bel intnler 5me1menoer
gef1br6nng ibrer 3ufubren INNER mebr @elo ants benz Sanoe geben
laTgn mullen, UNI MIR Dos N6hgfe gu erbaten.
Sir England miro Die @eidnf1ng oaes gum ariege Rohget tunner
foItEpeIaer mo tHler unFderer. Sir bic 3entroInatte inruer Ieiter
amo peniger tofipieig. 9ngegen ioa nun Die algemerne 9eraHmrng
aaer brTtkhen 9ambfer befN.
Gouie 6as qeIfibt. berlPren file o6er f~ogHhenpaie oen Gbnrafhr
aIa3fneDife SanOelsidiHe, un0 oo Die 5ortoanr amerifaniiher &tefe
ruaqeu nnt mebr bon Der 4nfnft in England o6bdngt neil fe ioDieo
Ill @unren Gand6as mtfgebort babeu peroen, miro bornlsfftib aud
Bic gqiadna in @o1hinqton ier gnng fen, uf ben Feinen oMr un
Ioqifhen llnterthi6ungen 5miden &onoeBibiHen, Die mf ua9ooe
IfnBen uno arhegsidyHfen, Die out ns8oote fhteBen# Ut betebeu. SorobI
ser @unih, ben Sau6eI @mertas nit europa 10 raid ne mogi1 mieoer
III nornale 2tnien al leuen, me Der, Die aQierten &nIeiben uiht in
cfnem large a~usgeoehnnn Srtg fb bolig entDerten ST. fehen, muB
Mrnerifa at elmer Sahrg Ueronlofen, Die ben 6rte0en mogdht raid
nahe brinqt ln0 0os geftiebt at ihnelfen 0urh Die BoHtit 0s .bonos
or in Der 1lgootd5rnge. Cine Gortf, Die man alerotHg5 nit gSoRr,
ihrgben mdsfeen fam. Solhe IQstierungen ioaen ia f1on 0ageneen
iat gaeniqfens bat es Ser Senotor 2o6ge bebnuptet.
COME os pabr i'll, bdngt nes oubon alb, me nel us9poe 9etidt
Ian0 In ben Gent 81 ieqen bat Die ieoes beDaHne4e SunoeIsitdfi ais
ariegsitif ~bebanoelH.
gtr berfennen babel riht 6B ser einfDano ndbe iegt bon Serrn
Billion ii EN- gahgeben in Der gebdn0lung Der n~agoot5rnge uht gu
ernarten. M6er mir huben aud ole niht eruarht, oa6 6e5iqih Ser
anlebca bic 4euoerung etutreten neroe, Die taioth9 etngetretea it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
OclmnSe AnIidpt elmer
Se3wciser Setting!

@te man in Der freien 5hpei8
fiber Gra6pinfdeien 0enft, Die bier
3aEan6e gang uno gebe iin0, ergibt
iid ais 4usiibrungen IN ner 81.
rider Morgen8eitung at Dem Dor
fhlnqe, I'M Dtitternodt Die 8irt-
Iddften su Idliebert. @ir teIsa Do:
gie 8oIi8eiftnnSe lit eriter@ eal
GfngrifF iii bic perian[ide. 5reibeit
6es Birgers, bos aud 1bre 6raur-
sc berbebaItlos 8ugeben, aber aGs
irrebeIe6ant 6p8eidnen; Die 9oli5a-
Irdnoe %qeFdbr0ct 5ipeitens Die ger.
febrsinterefien floen iie gegen ~
1lhr mfonImanOen 5rem0en, Die
gbeaterheIader itno bnS 8erfebr5.
herioudI bes achtbienites tt ihrer
@eDeaimgsfreiheit bernnt; bic go
Itseiitifn0e bin0ert Drittens Die ent.
midlnnq Birds 5lir @roBItaot unc
enat bic gerDerbefreibeit gum 5da-
Den bes acknowledgements unO lei.
ner Qiferanten Gin; Die BoIi5eiItnH0t
ior6ert nierterg Den @egenias 8pi.
ihen 9eIiben0sn un0 8rolet1ridt
0enn iene fonnen Tid) IN alribs inn
8ribotgeie daiten idaolos 1alten
mahren0 0ieles nm II llbr lid
deimihfden Ialien nnB; 0te 9oli5ei
Itun0e f6roert fanfEens Bite 9eitdclei
na0 IaBt nod R1nfen 5ir 9las-
fiihrung Der goIi5ei inden Oetn Oft
0oIi5eiihan0eauber Dirf
sum g~sorlgbmicin geboreu iDcam,
Sic BoIiseiiuinoe begiinitigt iedfens
Eoutn8imtentiin aiao bilOei
rinen arHrieb fiir Die 8eitehlidteit
muaenshmaher Eoli5eiorsane bic
RoIisciihlgne trirgt ~liebeafgns I'm
MitiernoE ourd Die gIeid5etiag
entIeenna Der NirtlaaikAEofaIe et.
ne oGIaemei:le uEl0 regelmdbise
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Gin %mnbeiimlidjer g4laf-
genoge.
ga6 benz 2dnti6eu BON Q. g.

StlkH pSH %0tAtlGEN4A GUA ~ W
Mas i'd sr3dbleH mid, BAT fi6 Dor
ret9li4 5rpan5ig Sabrsn 3usstrogsu,
ais mir, siuige 5ugeHleurs nat unies
rem Qrbeitsrn, oomit bsiddfttst ma,
rem, cine 8a9nllnie I'm ptloen Vie.
ten ameritas ab5uiteden. gs gait
naiiirIld, ii4 gu 5egelieH, uniers
Speiien i'm 5tsien 81 to9eH uHo Die
9sd9te in elmer art 3elt 3u5ubrtngsn,
oas eigeutli6 nur aus elnem an Der
Minbitite auIgebdugien 5tud GegeIs
tuh belIdno. gtad poaenD'ism Gages
inert battsn mir uas zines 4benps
auF elmer @bsne Hieoergelsst, bic mt
fpdrIi6sm gioos beoedt in Der Qdbs
zines nett poriprinesnDsn GelIen ge.
le1en mar. Gs mar Gnoe September,
unb Die Qddts fingsn an, taIt uno
feu6t gu tperOen, 10 onB mir IN ben
aIeioern bIiebsn uno uns in ale Dell
fen, bic mir aufsutreiben Dermohtsu.
e%in6luten. Mtin mir Sund9f litgsns
Der S6Iafgenofs mar Elm aentudper.
namens Sad Morris, Elm taItbIItis
aer, mutigsr Maun nit Qeruen pOn
Gtabl. gs mod)ts gegen Mitternnd
iefn, aIs i'd pI6sIi9 BON Morris ses
pedt pur0s, Der mid nit seodmpftey
Gtimme aurtef. Ra4 meinem Rtbol.
per grrifsn6. fIiferts ia, pbns mid
su ribren: ,8as GIBBS, Sad. fno
Snoiansr bn2"
Worris, Der anf benz &iden lag,
Fubr in bemleIbsn bampfen Gone fort;
.Rein, cine G9lange lift in Dem sinen
6ofsnbein an mir bermfsetrodsn.
gepsge bid niHt, sbt i'd biz &C.
Taat babe, mas bu tun ioaft. Dor
alien, uede bic anbern ntdt. Git
lieat iebt gang rubis; ss gilt, fs MIDI
All ft0ren. Slide 70 fa6ts uis m0sIif
auF uno brings bas 5eusr gum 8rsH'
men,.
Dieter &u~fforosruns genidB tpidtltl
i'd MID, 70 ltiIs id ionnts aus md'
nen Dsdsn, fhOb BE NOD idmeIsn'
be Slut bss 2agsrfeuers 5ufammn
unb Isgte IDDid 9oIs. oIs id obH'
EARN su MAIDEN, srrsideu tonHts
bnrouf. 9aIo fdIustn bic Glamma
al benz DuntIsn 9natbimmsI smpOr
Wdhrsnb Id oIIo beim 5snsr Be,
fddftiat Ioor, Iproh Uiorris in BEN,
ieIben sinf5rmigsn Con urO fat Dhn'
bic 2ippsn sa ~bsfDegsii meter: s5esi
ninrmt Re i6rsu Mts uater meiHfH
9smbt IN bic e0bs = fs iris4t h0'
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Ger Critic, Dem in oiefan qriege ons groBfreu5 6es eiernen areu3e8
nnieben moroen it, lit berefigter @efe Der 5eomarfhaG 9tn0en6urg.
9PerfDir0ig. nebenbei beuRrft oB man bel ofeem Gamen fd gum
goranRben beg miitdrifhen 9te8 geptfermaBen 3ptngen muB.
lleberraIdeno fomnt Die 8rlabung natIrid niht. Dns BroBtreu3
iii ftatutengcm1B borgeieben. O. lit in ben rapoeonfdeu arRgen rie
1871 Derhebn mor0ef. Gs fam MIR benz acknowledgement 8uiuqen,
Der cine entihebunasidladt g1uonnen BOT, mad Der Der 9etno feline
5teamuq raunen nuBte, o0r fir Die 8egnnbne elmer be6euten0eu
5eaamg ODER oe nn1alten6e @rtabig1ng elmer iolhen. oeren Grobcrung
benz Jefnoe nfBlang, berleben neroen.
aaon fbt aus bdr 9ettmnntg, 6oB bic brblnOeten 6eera bel
Bacterial IN ben bo5en Stearngen beTben, Die beredtgte 4~rDarboft
of og @roBfre8 bnben 6ns Inn ben 6ols am idpor5ApeBen gnnoe
garogen nmo lmo oe 5pefnfe 8r6Be bs areu8es q uno /. alafe bat
aber es lit nif5t n%4sgeihIoieu, b1B ip6ter nod bic Gorn bs
giferen areBes nieoer erDeft miro, Die etn39 uno oqen Der ate
glifer beden bal. en goI0ener Stern nit Oarnuf legenbem Gifernen
Areu5
~ If gnUB Elm rfreuides 3eiheH, Dap man feline a~us3ei9rung
as p0aig genlgeno fr @tn0enblrg antebt. 1tno bel jeoer, Die r erb1It.
niebr 6s @elbl bot, W2adenien ioute fe aut ba6en. lno 10 monder
an0erer aud nod in ben ~oRrbHnoeteH 9eeren.
Gs 1T anoers ME BEL Den 6enoen Geuthlanos. no man uiht ret
peIb, Dofar bic boben 6ibrer egertid 6efortat peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14

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