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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Miss Ethel Newquist was made the
happy recipient Of delightful sur.
prise birthday party Thursday even
ing when a number of her friends
walked in upon her unannounced.
They carried refreshments with them
and a merry time was had
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

We have found that among wo-
men there are 8 ideal figure types.
Special GoSsard corsets are design
ed to fit these figures, and yours is
represented among them.
HERE ARE THE 9 IDEAL
FIGURES.
Tall and Slender Figure, and Short
and Slender Figure,
Tall and Heavy Figure, and Short
and Heavy Figure,
Large Above Waist Figure and
Large Below Waist Figure,
Short Wasted Figure, and Curved
Back Figure,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Among the Pendleton guests at Hot
Lake are Tom Thompson. sam r.
Thompson and W. NJ. Blakely.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Ideal Average Figure.
We will gladly show you photo
graphs of these figures correctly
corseted. Select your type and then
tell the corsetiere you prefer Cos
sard at : $500. $3.50, $500,
$3.50 and up.
You will be insured a correct fit
ting in the GoSsard designed for
you-and you may choose from
dozens of materials and styles.
Simple, isn't it?
No obligation follows a fitting.
Why not be fitted soon?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Drew Of He
lix were Pendleton visitors yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-13

In honor Of Mrs. William A. Brown
of Portland. formerly Of this city Mrs.
James Johns, Jr.. presided at very
pretty dinner party last evening at
her home on South Garden street.
Covers were laid for eight, the guests
being Mrs Brown, Miss Van Petten,
Mr.. and Mrs Dean Tatom and Mr.
and Mrs E. B. Aldrich. Mrs Brown
is the house guest of Miss Van Pet.
ten.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29
NJ. Z. Church Notes.

Next Sunday closes the contest be-
tween the Reds and Blues. Come to
Sunday School and learn when the
Literary and Musical program will be
given by the losers in this contest.
The Christmas program was we'll
attended considering so much sickness
ard the snow storm in the late after
noon. The potato contribution was
splendid, the people giving 100 lbs of
extra nice potatoes. They were sent
to the Childrens Home at Lewiston.
The next day letter Of thanks was
received from Superintendent Chase
The churches in Deer Lodge, Montana
asked for and received potato contri-
buttons at their Sunday services in
stead Of their usual Offering.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29
Frear brothers have moved their
Saw Mill to Pittwood's ranch on the
hill above Orofino.

Frear brothers have moved their
Saw Mill to Pittwood's ranch on the
hill above Orofino.
l.. B. Campbell of Weippe was in
Orofino Tuesday night, leaving the
following morning for Boise.
C. o. Portfors and family drove
down from Fraser Tuesday and spent
few days visiting friends.
r ]. LaForest will leave next
week for Boise. where he will again
represent Clearwater county in the
legislature.
Workmen finished plastering theLa-
Forest house his week. The doors
are being hung and the family will
move in next week
Manager Smith of the local electric
light office paid Greer his regular
monthly visit Tuesday night to check
up the company business at that place.
Miss Myrtle Simpson is spending
her vacation at the homo of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Grant Simpson.
Miss Simpson is teaching in the lilo
schools.
Laton Waters and mother, Roy
Plank and Mrs. D. Kane and daughter,
all Of Pierce, were in Orofino Tuesday
night enroute to Lewiston. The party
was accompanied by Mrs. Lawson of
/ Spokane who spent Christmas with
relatives in Pierce, ard who was on
her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Philips of
Harrah, Wash, parents Of Mrs. Chas.
Bennett We're Christmas guests Of Mr..
ard Mrs Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. M.
G. Bowen and daughter of Lewiston
We're also Christmas guests of the
Bennetts, returning home the first OF
the week. Mrs. Bowen and Mrs
Bennett are sisters.
Sherm Mix returned "Wednesday
from Moscow, where he purchased :
very fine young Draft mare, to Whct
he owned a perfect mate. He says
he now has one of the prize spans il
Clearwater county. MIR. Mix reports
cattle prices around Moscow are o.
the decrease with no buyers. He ha'
numerous chances to buy grade cattl,
at very low prices. He was, how
ever, unable to find single head D
we'll bred cattle for sale at any figure
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Hogue left yes
terday morning for Roise where the.
will visit with their son, who lives i
the southern part of the state, Will
away they will take advantage of tn
oppol tunity to visit the state capita
and observe how the House Of Repre-
sentatiVes and State Senate perform
Miss Emma Moore, of Missouri, VIII
is spending the winter with Mr.. am
Mrs. Hoeue, Will accompany them o
the trip
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29

A vote of thanks is due Mr.. Wal
rath and the boys in the orchestra for
music at the Christmas program and
at the Sanitarum in the afternoon.
The first Sunday in the new year
will be observed as go To Church
Sunday in Orotino 1t is earnestly
hoped that many who are not attend
ing church will attend that day.
The Sunday School is asked to re-
main for the morning service.
Special meetings will begin Feb.
4th., and continue indefinitely. Get
ready to attend.
Miss Valley Noble and Miss Bru-
baker will sing at both morning and
evening services Sunday.
Let me appeal to you friends, let's
begin on new page Jan. lst and at
tend church on Go To Church Sun
day January 18th.
U. G. sMoTHERs,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29
Local News.
Leslie Dick of Lewiston spent
Christmas visiting Oro6no friends.

Leslie Dick of Lewiston spent
Christmas visiting Oro6no friends.
John Mix and wife spent Christmas
in Moscow returning the first of the
week.
Mrs. Warren Pratt of Gilbert was
the guest of Mrs. Henry Detmer the
past week.
w. f. Mathews and wife Lewiston
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. McEachron.
Blair Hoar and family Of Lewiston
visited relatives in Orofno during
Christmas Holidays.
Hazel Gregg Of Lewiston, formerly
of this place, was the guest Of Mrs.
Jean Curtis this week.
Prof. Morris was up from Lewisfon
this week, holding rehearsal with
the band Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Perkins Of
Weippe, spent Christmas with Mrs.
Perkins parent $, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
son Snyder.
Mrs. P. f. McRoberts ard children,
Volney and Dona, accompanied the
Portfors family home Thursday for a
few days visit.
r. F. People came in from Julia
eta Wednesday, attending the
Masonic installation ceremonies We'd
nesday night.
Robt. Molloy, who has been visiting
in Orofno, left this morning for Pot
latch where he is employed BY the
Potlatch Lumber Company.
Miss Leah McEachron, a student at
tie University at Seattle, who is
spending her vacation with her par
emit IN OrodHo, viii leave for Seattle
Mond,v.
Katherin Maple of llo arrived We'd
nesday evening for short visit with
her friend, Laella Smith, daughter of
L. L. Smith, manager of the light
plant.
Miss Katherine keane, teacher in
our public schools, is spending her
holiday vacation at the home of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Keane of Mos
COW.
Dan Carr was in from his farm, one
of the finest in the county, Tuesday
MIR. Carr has some blooded Hercfurds,
and has done much towards improving
the cattle breeds of this section.
w. A. Shaw, who has been in poor
health for some time past, will return
to Moscow hospital to undergo an
operation. He expects to leave for
Moscow tomorrow. His father w. II.
Shaw, is looking after the undertake
ing business.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29
James Johnson was in from the
Weippe country Tuesday.

James Johnson was in from the
Weippe country Tuesday.
Joe Gray will spend the winter at
Kellogg, Shoshone county.
The days have begun to grow longer
December q being the short one.
L. E. Olson and Alex Gustafson
returned Wednesday from Seattle.
They left Orotino Friday.
J. M. Molloy, deputy in the as
SCISSOR ) office visited Greer Wednes-
day to look after warehouse assess
ments.
This section is enjoying most ideal
winter weather. The snow in town
is about foot deep and sleighing is
perfect The higher attitudes have as
much as 70 inches of snow.
Ben Penland, contractor of julia
ettta, came in on Wednesday even
ing's train. Mr. Penland built the
Orodno Hotel and other buildings in
Orodno, and is well acquitted here
Jas. Clark and family of Gilbert
returned Wednesday from Charleston
where they speot Christmas with rel
atives. Mr.. Clark is now living on
the Funkhouser farm which he pur-
chased last fall
The Bank Of Orofno has been Civ
ing away few puzzles that are a
corkar. The bank has also distrib-
uted a ''farmer S calender that is
one of the most sensible and useful
any local business house has put out.
Mrs. Eva Rettig and chilrden re
ceived telegram Saturday evening,
announcing tie death of her father-in-
law, A. 4 Rettig of Colgate, Ohio.
Grandpa Retlg was here several
years ago, ard during his stay made
many friends who viii regret his de-
mise. He was 70 years of age and
was loved by all who knew him.
Death resulted from pneumonia.
Ernest Hanson, Lewiston Car
penter, was in Orotino Tuesday ght
after ten day hunt in the Red s
Prairie neighborhood guest of Nels
Paulson. We are inclined to pin the
medal for honesty on Mr.. Hanson.
He is the first and only hunter We
have talked with this year who adj
mits he didn't kill a deer He left
for Lewiston Wednesday morning.
The "ee bunk house building be-
longing 10 Haywood brothers col
lapsed last eek under heavy weight
Of snow. rhe building is complete
wfets ia the contents which con
sistea u about 40 iron beds, mattresses,
stoves, boiler and other things were
badly damaged. Hendrick Bro. have
been employed to clean up the debris,
says the Weippe Herald.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29

Horace Noble and wife retur red
Saturday from Pueblo Colorado, and
will spend the winter in Orotino
They are we'll pleased with Colorado,
however.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29
STORM LIGHT.

sT-NllE thick battaions of the rain
Tramp the misty hilsides
dumy
a. see alOne the sullen pan
Phantoms OF uightfa gather
grimly
But from the gateway of the west
Taere comes a flood IF gold outllowing
That tights the passing sea birds breast
Ana silds the hlltops with its glowing.
on rock and tree and CLASSY glade
FLASHES the swift. transhsuring bright
ness
While lingering rainbow fragments fade
,u eadca skies chat clear to witness
The. comes the closing Of the gate
The Game Of glory falls to ashes;
The f..r ana near are aesolate
with clouds that wrap ana rain thai
laShes
london Evening standard
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29
Cast of William Fox's Galley Slave Notable

Cast of William Foxs Galley Slave Notable.
A cast of surprising eminence is
seen in the latest William Fox pro-
duction, The Galley Slave, in support
of Theda Bara. Headed by the uni
versal favorite, Stuart Holmes, the
brilliant young American leading
man, the players assembled are the
best known in the country. Dainty
Claire Whitney hes an important role,
Henry Leone is seen II a part of silk
ing power, and other players of equal
ability are on the long cast of charac-
ters Last, but not least Except in
point of size), is Little Jane Lee, the
gifted child actress whose four year
old talents have brought audiences the
nationwide to her Get. The Galley
Slave VIII tie shown at The Rex,
tuesday night. Admission 10 and Is
cents
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-12-29

A masked ball will be given to-
night at the Canyon precinct school
house, mile beyond the new Ford's
creek bridge.
Joe Larson and Jas. Aspoas were
down from Weippe Wednesday. Mr..
Larson told the Republican there was
about thirty inches of snow in his
section He lso said the people are
very anxious to have a railroad top
Weippe prairie, and hoped something
definite may develope the coming year.
Weippe Prairie is a wonderful county.
1t is vast undeveloped empire, and
transportation would bring relief to
ranchers.
Mrs. B. F. Jackson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chambers, de-
parted for her home in Salem, Ore
gon. yesterday morning, after visit
ing a month in Orofino. Henry 0.
Moos and Miss Leola Maud Sanders
were united in marriage at the bride s
home on Eureka ridge yesterday at
noon. Rev. Smothers performed the
ceremony. The bride is daugher of
j. M. Sanders and wife, pioneer res
idents of Clearwater county. A fine
wedding dinner was served.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-03
Ger &esiments6Od.

Don 'berf9ieoeneu aegimsntstierea
aaer Nrt mar nteoerbolt Die &e0e.
Bas ieItiamite Sier, oas ii9 eth Be
gtment bislt, tDar mobl Der n3iegens
bod" Der in ben ied3iger Sabren BEL
Der 8erItnsr 5. Garoe : 9atteris
.Oiente". gr itarb i'm Sabre 1868,
un0 es eri9ien Oantals in 8erliner
8ldtterR Die nnGfpIsenbe 9ooesan-
3eige: ,aomeraoen Der 5. nierpfunz
oiqen @aroe : 8atterte BON 1866!
Nm IL. b. 90, abenbs 555 llbr, 6ers
l9ieb an einem @ebirnIeiben unier
braper, pieIgenonntsr Rrisgsgefdbrte
S9neiber. Den Atnoern Elm geb0rns
ter G1reden, ben Greunoen Elm Itets
erbeiternoer @efdbrte, bletbt fein ar>
bentsn unberseblid!" Der brabe 53ies
genbod mar bereits 1864 bet itner
8atterie eingetreten, BEL Der Moba@
mnd1ung gum 8pmbar0ier unO nad)
Dem erften 9sfs9t gum unterpfti3ier
ernonnt. gei a6nigbof ertIettsrte sr
ftOIa Elm Gabr3eus Def erften 8ossns
Itoffel Der 8dtterte. @ls i'm @efanz
gene bes Diterrsi6ii9en Regiments
aorpnini nit gntieBen bort tbroneu
iaben, risfeu fis: n8ie fibrsn ia ben
5eufel NIT ii9!!" Inb biels tparen in
Der Sat uiat ipsnig iiber ben Nm
bid erfdrOden. Su Entertaining Der
bepieItneu 3apisrtsit unO bss S6rtts
tens, Den er Den 5einoen eingeflDBt
bate, erbieIt CT eine @eroienftmeOniae
aus einem alien, erpberten ap9teFeI
bes Regiments Goronint. sSn Der
'aoierne mar Der R%esimentsbOd cine
aHssiebene qsri0nIi9teit; er bers
l9mdbte nidt einmaI Elm Clos Bier,
unb SDn 9abat unb 3isarrsn mar er
ein 10 srOBer Greunb, Dap er tie
iibtra1. luO er iie Fanb, auffrab.
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Oeut(d6es G6eater
in Oun6ar, ](e6.!
Ser 9ramntiide Glnb Der staats.
~l1niDerlitat mirb bort n9ie
SugcnOliebe" anffiiGren.

9unbar, He6. Ser GentI1e
Dramatil6e Club Ser Staats-llni-
perIit1t Dirb am 6reitag, ben Z.
4pril, i'm Opernballs inter 2eitrllg
bon SRI. 9rof. glmnnoa @eppner
oos pr1dtige oeuti6e 9uitlpiel s9ie
Sl1genMtebe", CUR Auffiibrung brtrl-
3ieie itufgen @tiinen Daben bieies
Sobr III piclen StG0ten oes Stoas
tes geipielt uil6 Ii1 in ieoer @eile
an5ge5eihnet. Sic 1perben aiid) IN
Dunbar gang gepiB groBen 9eiial
fin6en. GS lit nm Su boffeii, nas
Die Geutiheu DER gdii5eli lingo
gerl0 iidl redjt 5dblreid 5ur 9ors
Iteguig einftnoen iperoen, 8ltrnal
Der 9ieinertrag Ser ariegsbilfe si.
foIet miro. Ger @intritt lit 35c
fir Grrpadiere un0 t5c fir &illoer.
Die @orbereitungen fir Die 8oritel.
llitlgelt liegen in @Grloen 6es 0eut-
lhen @erbonoes bon Dunbar, nlto
lit beIonoerS Yr1fi0ent @eiler eff
rig an Der &rbeit, Die 8~orIteantg
81 einem grfolg 81 geitolten. 8nS
Dunbar Ordeiter miro beutiae
Multf Iiefern.
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jurd6t6ar maren Ole
0er(ufe Der RuGen!
Mit 100000 Nann bescnueu lie
lire CffeniiUe, bic linen 140,.
900 Maun f%Oitete.

Berlin, 3. april. lteber Bic
aelie 8ufammcltgebrodene D%fieniipc
Der Muiicn meloet Der amtIi1e bout.
ihe Eagesberidt:
Nm Der Gitfront Bat bic ruiiiide
Gifeniibe erbeblib nadgeloIIen. Der
sDeinb If, peBigltens poriibergebefb,
nnideinpno eribopft. Gas @ebiet
oeS 0oroc3fees itebt utter @aiier,
ipoOard ben 9luiicn Die augrifie be.
ion6ers fbhpierig 9ernodt per0en.
Sin oeutides Gegimeut iflug, OBJ
ipoDl es bis an Die gruit i'm @nI.
fer paten nntBte, tapfer eineu ruiit'
i6en gngriff o6.
Bonn 28. 5ebruor Bic 20. Mdr5
eriffen Die 9tiiiielt grobe Abl6nittc
ser Sinoenburgii9en Gront an iinO
sfpar NIT 30 Gipiliouet ooer iiber
100000 Winnn, iinO bertponOten I'M
eebcure Meuopn Munition. 9anf
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@ahre sreunOf&aft

3tdlien naet. mir brauden &o6len
llno iperotu lie aus England boleu,
0prt ruben iie I'm GhoS Der 8eden;
God @nglanD iagt: Gd0n. ober bIedjenl
8abIt ibr nidt latte &uherpreiie,
@ebt feline aolIe anf Die 9leiie;
Sen arie9 m0st BRETT ibr fiir mid flbs
rem,
SD min babel rur profiticren;
Sic bidite SreunDIhaft, ipie ibr pibt,
geim WeIbidd itets al Gnbe lit.
S1sOpd IN 2onoons SingeItangeEn
Carl ME IS an grheit'rmug n~iangeln,
8ort nirb. nGnn ieifler bats berboten
SiaIien eertcBlt nnd Sloten.
8 psb! aHe6t: 9oma, mo
blsibt Osnn Aeuts bic 5Iaibs Bier
gum Abenbbrot. . Soil nan oas
3eig penn 10 trDdtn Iunt.rniirssn2
Bauer: Meibt mel, bab isst Die
3eit lit. mo- man bnIt NIT Der 9rots
senfittsruno bsatnBtf
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Beste B~ehandlung
fur Katarrh!
g. 9. 9. entfernt bic ilriade,

Spe8ioliiten ltinmen Si, DoB SEA.
tnrrb ette Snfeftion oes 8lutes lit.
SobaIO Gle SIR 9lut bon ben ia.
torrbiihen s@iften gereinigt bnben
iDeroen Sic ben 4atarrb Los Oen
@ei3 in Der &ebIe, 6as gtduipern
uub ausipuden uttO ben i6ledtet
@erndD. Die urlode lag baupti1d.
lid) oarin, 0nB SIR geidp1dtes 8tut
oneelteft mar, bieGei9t burd CT.
E1ltiing n6er bltrh n1bere 8eriibritng
zines NIT GrfcEtung 8e6ofteten.
glber leioen Gie nidt an aatarrh
es lit nidt n%otfpenoig. 8as Weitte(
@. Q. O., bor uber so Sabren err.
fnn0er. erprobt urD betpdbrt, lit IN
ieoer Mpotbefe at boben. @B bat
iia In ~taiiienoen 5dIen belpdbrt unb
nirb es aid BET Sbnen. Gaufen
Gle Iofort 9. e.. @. mo beginner
Gle Die Sur. @cm Sbr SAT- ein
hroniider lit, fdreiben Sie an
Siuift specific 60, atloftta, Ga,
Inn freiell meoi5inii6en &at. Sic
erfl1rt SsSbnerL nie oieies rein beee-
tobiIiide 9lutmifteI Da8 8lttt rel.
nigt ltit6 es buditdblia reinudidt.
Btim e4rslbsu trYdbu, man bic .0uGba Esibant'
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3eppe(in=Jd6rer
1T mitteiQam!
9idlt sDten bon Sransit, iOnbern
3eritOrins feinbIidjer 8OfitiD.
neH MIN. 3lued Der ansriffe.

2onoon 9. apriI. &obit6n.
Ieutnant g~reit6aupt, 9ommnn0eur
0es ami 6reitng Observation-Disclosures
nn0 ip1ter in Ser &6emIe geIrnfe-
men Zeppelin 2s15, erfldrte einenl
aorreiponOenten Der aiIo3tierten
8reiie, OaB Die 6eiltiden 2uftan-
grille einen tptdttgeren 3iped bit
ten ols oas G6ten BON Sraller ltl0
ainoern, ndrn[i6 Die 3eritOrung Ser
beipaffneten Bolitionen oes 6ein-
oes, ieiner @riegsidiffe utt0 5obri-
fen. Gs e66e nidt eiren ein3igen
oeiitidet 9ffi0ier, Der nit abliht
an Der Sotung BON 6rnlien UNI
8inoern teilnebne; ober Der arieg
Fringe oas mmifmnl 70 nit lid.
(06 Der aorreipottoent iDirtlid &c.
glaubt bat, baB Die 2%uft1tgriffe altf
England Mir uliternomrten iperoen,
uni 6rairer uno ainoer all to-
ten9
Superintendent 9reitboupt 1T
init Dem eiiernen &rells Opforiert
un0 BOT fhol oerlfieoene 2lton.
grille auf England mitgennft. or
mar borOem 6lottenoffiaier uro bat
IN auitraliiden mo i%lOanterifnni.
i9en @epdiIern 9ienIt geie9en. @r
IopoDt mic feline llnter9e6enen er-
fldret, nit Der 9~ebonolilng uno
Dem Giien 5afrieoen 5u iein.
2elltn1nt 8itbne, Der aipeite 81.
ii5ier. niafte gum eriten Wld[ eineft
Snfton9riff NIT. CT, pie bic 3eltte
Der geiasuua beboupten init Be
0oB lire gomben eincn
groBen DECENTRALIZATION beriirlad)t
bdben.
@ie bod ser Zeppelin gefloaelt,
tpolfe Superintendent 9reitbaiipt
nidjt ailgebenl bod I1delte er, offs
man 5000 SUB ern16nte, uno lag-
te. ,Benn mir nift b0ber gefIogen
iD1rert, piroen mir England ME
erreidt ba6en"..
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@ente Mbeno tommt Die 3eit Der
Z tlStimmen3 lnm Mbi9lnB!
AMsfRbri6e Seri1te i6er bic Gdtgtttt Der ~aOnteaanten In LETTER 3ett
faO tn ben nd4ien Sagen ID srwarttu!
S. sagla aug eelss eearty, Sav febt btate al sr spite

9ie 3eit Der .ltimmen int
auto : &onteit Der adsIi6en Smo-
pa 3ribiine geIaigt beute abenb 5unt
4bidluB. Bon niorgen an BIS gum
S6EuB oes aouteltes, Der am 10.
april en0et, wer0en MIR nod regu.
I1re JGtimHler eege6en. Die aon-
teitanten iporen IN oen lebten Ia
gen fat obne ausnobme fleiBig an
Der arbeit utto ner0en bette ale
lire geridte einierloen. Mir ertpars
ten bereits morgen oormittag cine
@n3o6l intereiIanter @eri4te, iperln
mir ald bon allen acnteitan.
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ten, tuegen iBrer peiten gntfernirtg,
erit IN eirisen 3ogen b0ren t0n.
men.
Die Gonteitonten iollten ii9 ieBt
fir oen lesten anlniif I'M apnteIt
uor6ereiten. Sn ser fir Den aoit-
telt iest nod berbleibenoen 8eit ioIl-
ten Dor alien Dingeit iteile 4bons
nerten geiponnen per0en, On Oieie
bic b0flte @timmcn3abL einbrin.
aet, ultO 0esbalb Dem Ronteltanfet
Sen grobten @orteiI bringen. Die
a~onteItanten iino in oieiern aonteit
1T un9epobnli6 gtten 9lrbeitsfeI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-03

Cant 8tridt eintr III,
mduiiGeu 3eitung persiGtete Die Sd,
nigin GIifabetb fir Die gon3e Dauet
hires 2ebens auf bic Gintinfte aug
Der 3ipiuiIie. Sic beInlob Die ibr
aus oiefer Nnsne ~suits6snOs gumm
bon iGbrIi9 100000 Sci fir Uffent.
li1e 3mede al psrlpenben. Sbren
gntI6luB psrfigts fs nit riidpirtsns
Der ardft ouf Ons Subr 1916. Der
getrag fir bds perguneene Sabr fol-
fir bic RonnIfitrung oes DRIES @irs
t~eoodrarebes sur @~erfiigung seftelt
tperoen. Die Gumnls aus Dem Sab.
re 1916 lit fir bic Grridtung zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in OsmieIbsn
Srts bsIfimmt.
Der in6ifns Di6ter
unb 8eipinner bss Robelse ittrdturs
prsifes Gabinbr1natb Sagore 1T mad
sinsm geriff aus Snoien in aaIIuts
ia Don Den britiitsn 8shDrben ine
ttrnisrt uno feline bsabiidtigts ReiIe
CUR MISUNDERSTANDING bon Can 5rons
cisco btrtiisIt porosn. Sa9ors lon
in elmer DFfeniliftu 9erTommlune hi,
jssige gebaHbIung Der 9inasbsboltt.
rung burd Die erglduoer xftig til.
iijlsrt bob
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-03
sdIeiier pedrt @aiien al.

Berlin 8. Mpril. Gin nner-
idlrodener, to5ferer I9leliiher 2ano-
nebrm1nn brafte otf eigene 6auIt
eirIen ruiliiden Moiienangriff in Der
@egeno Oes Noroe5iees gum Sti1.
Itono, ifrei6t Der &orreiponoeut Der
6ronfFurter 3eitung.
Ger brnpe 2onmebrmnrn aus Dem
2on0e 9iibe3obls iprang pI0tIih
bebenoe ans benz G9iisengrdben
berolts uRo ouf eiten 8oripruitg
binouf nm BON bier aus Die ber-
dnititrmcnoen ruiiii6eu &oLonnert
NIT @anogrmioteu IN Gmpfang 81
ne6nnen. als Der gorrnt ollsgegprt-
qen ipor, reiGten feline aaneraDen
linn teue. gr mari i'm @dr5en 40
8ombeu, bon oenen ieOe trdf un0
Ser anitrum an oieicm q(bidrnitt
brad noaig Sufanmcn. 0b oieies
@agemutes uno 0ieler Enpferfeit
nur6e Der S9leiier gang beion.
oers ausge5eidnet.