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Evening star., 1916-05-02
Glowing Prospect.


De almanac, it shows us
We's movin' on tow'rds June.
We's g'ineter hab dem roses
A-blossomin' purity soon.
De birds will all be singing
Th'oo desc United States
When we staht de bells a-ringin'
To salute dem candidates.
Some months is raisin' cotton,
AM some months is raisin' rice.
When de summer is forgotten,
De winter raises ice,
An June she is dat busy!
'Miration she creates
An fairly makes us dizzy
Raisin' flowers an candidates.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

When it comes to question of de-
Tending itself, the National Guard may
be considered very good example of
preparedness.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Much of the Success of the Apparel
DEPENDS Upon the Corset.

Most all women realize this fact, yet there are
great number of them who do not give the
proper attention and consideration to the selection
of the corset. To every woman who wants the
utmost in style and comfort our corset service has
much that is of interest.
The following models in Lily of France Cor
sets especially popular.
Plain Pink Coutil at $3.50 has low girdle
top and rather long hip, very piable; at the
same price is similar model also in pink, with
elastic cores at the waist line and hip
A Fancy Broche model at $500 has medium
bust and skirt and slightly at the waist.
At $3.50 is model of Fancy Striped
White Batste, not heavily boned; medium low
bust and rather medum-length Skirt suitable
for the average slight figure.
At $3.50 corset of strong coutl, well
boned for the fuller developed figure.
At $3.50 is Handsome Broche Corset, in
pink with medium high bust and very long
skirt, for the average tall figure
Third Eleventh
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Immediate Interest.

"Do you think Bacon wrote the Shake
speare playsp
whats the use of worrying about
that nowl" protested Senator Sorghum
"What we've got to worry about now is
who is going to write the party platform
and what he is going to put into it."
Evening star., 1916-05-02

France is warranted in hoping that
England will not have many more do
mestic problems to settle before giving
undivided attention to the great war.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Preparedness for the Worst.

care you in favor of preparedness ?"
"Not when it takes the form of per-
petual state Of resignation to whatever
may happen"
Evening star., 1916-05-02
MOnOtOny.

If skies by shadows were not crossed
All days would seem about the same
And if the home team never lost
We'd find no interest in the game.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

1t looks as if the progressive party
were expected to be prepared either to
fade away TRANQUILITY or start a riot in
case of an emergency.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Getting rid of Villa does not impress
some of the Mexicans as being as i'm
portant as getting rid of the United
States troops.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Long Session.

From the Springfield Republican.
Present signs in Washington go to
bolster the prediction of Speaker Clark
that Congress will be in session until
September 10.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Possibly the new international laws
that must be provided after the war
will be easier to enforce than the old
ones.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

No American statesman can be blamed
if within the next few weeks Chicago
and ST. Louis loom up in his mind more
conspicuously than Washington.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

China's efforts to establish a republic
do not suffice to give her credit for a
determination to Enthusiastically her
self
Evening star., 1916-05-02

European diplomacy has to devote
great deal of its attention to men who
are careless in handling papers.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

The gentleman whose remains were
identified as those of Villa has not vet
been identified
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Germany managed to pile up an enor-
nous muniton supply without creating
any serious pork barrep scandal.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
A Summer Sign.

From the Baltimore American.
Summer Is surely at hand; canoes are
beginning to upset.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

News reports have shown every effort
to be impartial in distributing the sue
cesses and reverses at Verdun.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

The Irish revolt apparently made
another mistake in selecting a psychic
logical moment.
Evening star., 1916-05-02

Carranza now regards the Villa forces
as too small to be worth noticing.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Women's Sport Suits.
Furs Are a Summer Fashion.

Those who are accustomed to going abroad IN
summer during past years know what vogue:
Furs have had on the other side with women OF
fashion So this summer she is following her nat
ural custom, but transferring the location we
spring and summer wear.
Moleskin Capes are the latest and very attractive
soft. pliable skins. skillfully made into the
smartest shapes $500 and $3.50.
Natural White Fox Double animal Scarts, $45.OO
and $4,000.
White Iceland Fox Scarfs, some with the new
black heads and paws, carrying out the vogue
for this color scheme; $500, $5.75, SITS and
$3.50.
Red Fox scarfs at $4,000, $500 and $500.
Blue and Taupe Fox and Lynx Scarfs, $500,
$4,000 and $500.
Cross Fox Scarfs at $3.50 and $500.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
You Are Invited Inspect the Rich Display Of
ROYAL DOULTON CHINA
In the China Department, Fifth Floor.

of
individual
the exclusive homes
andn
m.gn
in Plates of Chpndae
period for Dinner Services remarkable
ce1eb
Evening star., 1916-05-02
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Intellectually Aloof.

Intellectually Aloof.
"My boy Josh is a great scholar re-
marked Farmer Corntossel.
"You must find his conversation very
agreeable"
well, the only trouble is that the
things that interest me Josh doesn't con-
slider important enough to know any
thing about"
"It's g'ineter take long time" said
Uncle Eben, "to git up a style O. govern
ment dat is puffickly satisfactory to all
de folks dat aim got no prospecks of
gittin' rich or holdin' office"
Evening star., 1916-05-02

New Linen Suits in Large Variety.
In view of the approach of the season, when
Linen and Eponge Suits will be worn we have NAG
our complete assortment of Linen Suits delivered
and they are now ready for your selection
A great many of these Suits are in the new COM
bination of Plain Coored Coats with striped skirts
and Others have Striped Coats and Plain Skirts.
There is also large number OF beautiful styies IN
the a-white suits. Every fashionable color is rep
resented-wistara. light blue, rose, yellow and tan
Sizes range from "a to a.
Priced at $1s.75, $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
A Beautiful Display of
Summer Coats for
Little Baby Bows and Girls.

These Coats are for children from the tod
dler's age up to years and are as cunnngly fash
ioned be. They altogether suitable for
children and not expensive.
Silk and Wool Coats.
Fashioned of cashmere, crepe de chine, silk, Bed
ford cord and corduroy and trimmed with hand
embroidered sprays, lace insertions and edges,
some with large eapes and others with small col
Priced from $500 to $500.
White Pique Coats.
Pique is prettier than and the qualities of
which these coats made wash perfectly The
box style, with collar and cuffs is very
pretty and another has large cape, with hand-em-
broidered sprays and scalloped edge A beautiful
little model has turnover collar and cuffs with
fare skirt and high-waist empire effect; belted
backs or belted all-around styles.
Priced from $500 to $3.50.
Third floor,
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Store Your Furs, Winter Garments, Draperies
and Rugs in Our Vaults on the Premises.
You Are Invited to Inspect Them.
Unusually Beautiful F ashions inWomens New Apparel


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galett glnfe i'm NnOiturinn.

Gas lDeItberiibmte gaaett Ruiie
tritt an 5nmstog ben is. 3e3em.
Der int bieligen AUDITORIUM ouf
Die @eicaidoft rilbmt iih, Die BE-
riibnrteitcn 31n3er Der @egenpart
81 ibren gfitglieoeru gu 3dbIen,
mie aoolpb 9oIm, 8a8Iaiu gdiins
fl. 2poia gopofoba uuo Store
&eDales, ionic onoere. Die 8e.
ieaiddft be5eidnet oo5 Mo0ernite
I'M mooernen Ballet un0 Die mimi
ifen G0riteQungen iinb ilber ale
oerartiqen dbnlihen 8orfubrungen
bod erbaben. Die 4reiie fir Die
8oritatIunq betrngen bon so bis S..
&orbertauf lift bereits i'm San.
.ge un0 Die geitcaunaen Iaufen
.5ablreid Elm. ioooB 5reunoe Der
1erpfihorcs itf i6on iett lire
Sibe iifern ioqten.
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Haifcr fenSct Ocpcihc
an icine Ocmablin!

a~miter6om, iiber 2ouoon, 7. Sea,
3 llbr nad)m. giner ofii5ieacn
gerliuer 8epeide auiolae bat aaiier
@ilbelm ieiner @emablin ouldBlih
Der groberlmg BON 8ltfareit eine
0epeide folgenoeu Snbalts geian0t:
18ufareit lit genommer. BeIf
Elm berrlider GrioIg lit NIT @ottes
5iIfe oui Dem 8ege sum OoIIitdn0i-
gen Siege aeiponnen mor0en.
Gltrf ploBlide gepaItige Shlage
babeu nniere uHpergleihlihen Grub
pen 5eite an Seite NIT ilnieren tap.
ieren gerbin0eten oen 6eio geihla.
gen, mo immer er 8ioertun0 leiite.
te. SIR oft erprobter gefebIsbaber
bat ite geflbrt. Q2oge Soft neiter
belfen!
(8e8ei6net.) @ilbelm."
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Der prcjcb 9
GcncralkcnfHI Bcpp!

Gan 5roncisco. Gal. Z. Sea. -
Die 8crtcioigrng i'm Rro5cb geseu
Den 0eutidcn @enrroIfoniul gopp
erreete bettc nit Dem 3leeitduonis.
Oab Souis g. Smith uno Charles
6. Gromlcp, oie oneebIihcn BON.
ben eridm6rcr, i'm Dienite oes bic.
iigcn Oeutidm a%onhiInts eeitouOen
boten, cine rieiiae lleberroidung.
Rcdtsanpalt Gbeooor Rode Der
@crtcioigcr gcpps erfldrte, Oab DIE.
ie beiocn @tdmer oils 8ertraueus
perionen auaeiicat morerL Inn ii6er
Die Miinitionsienoungeu on Die
5einoe 9eutidIanos S%nformation
ciu5u9olcn. gci6e ieien mad Ia.
coma qeionOt noroen, uno sic bort
BON ibuen erIonete Conformation iei
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Nlanpr 3a6Iman boz @eridt.

Bilrgermeiiter 8oblutan bate Iid)
geitern Dor Gifter 2esIie eegeu Die
bon Games 3. Msurpbn erhobene
4nflage 5u nerantmorten 6ob er oo5
ibm in ieiner omtliden Gigeuifnft
ais 8urgermeiiter Der 5taot GmoBa
sur 8erfiigung ite9enoe automobil
aud 81 9r~iuut3meder benltse. Dur
pbD battn ben antrog geiteat. oaB
Der gurgermeiiter an o~erartiaer per.
ionliher 9enubung Der Maidine &C.
binoert meroen iolle. Der MAJOR
aob offen 8u, baB or uno feline 80
mile oas auto 5a 4~usfabrten BE-.
nubt bdtten crfldrte jeOod, oab
ibm 6ieies Geht 5uitebe. Der 4ro.
oeB miro beute fortgefilbri.
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5mlt brittIdtcn
Interchangeable!

2ouoon Z. Gc8. Die 2ibcro.
len beiocr S6nicr weroen morgcn
unter 9orlis 0es Gr.9r1iiocnten us.
uuitb cine 9eriomnlung obbalten.
Die Central gicips crflort, OdlI
9loDo George Der glrbciterpartci 2
Site inn anbnett uno einen I'M
ariegsrot o%npeboten babe, 6erner
min er orei llntcrietretariote Der
4r6eiterportei 5ufommen luiien.
Die gnenina gteips (eine Der 9orO
R%ortbclifie geborigen 3eihungCn)
0eutet beute on Dob in Gnglono
einc grobe Oeuiide propaganda be.
itebe. Die 3uiommen nit Den Srie.
octsfrcunben llmtricbe eesen 2lopo
George in Scene iebe.
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@arnm hnnaern lie Damn?

Inner geihobter aoaege bonn
@orlo.S erolo brinet beltte morgcn
eincn qrtifel itber Die 8lodierung
Gnglon0's ourh Die oeuti6en
u.goote uno fonntt babel gum
merfpiroigen SdluB, 6aB england
trob aaer Sniffsnerlliite beute eis
men groBeren itbericeiiden Snn6eI
ME iemols 5abe. So, aber lieber
aoaege maruin idmmert ttno meb
float Die britiide 8reiie oonn iber
Ole glodoSe, marlim iino Die sc.
ben8mitteIpreiie uuerihlpinglid.
fiir5unl, narlim bungcrt @nglan02
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Die Gdelide Omaha Gribiine
brGdbtc uac6ridbt BON sem
SAIL BMkareit's ;acrIt!

Die SGgHbe Cma9a SribiHt bat geicrn wieSernm, wc idou
Oft, beUieicn, ban hc ~inbe5ns aRf ben 3adridtenOieuit bonn smru-
paIbH ariegsiaanpat ben cusliidcu S~aaeblGtterm borans if.
Die &adrlht BON Der einuabme Sntarrits, Gumauhus Sanpt.
itaOt, bnrt bic %OrrbhnOeteH bentden Armecn bat fe ri6er ae.
braht, ale bic bieRsen enslideu ~Saseblater. 9ieie b~ohptftiae
Sepeide crihieH bereits in nnierer SaOtanssabc, DabrruS fc bic
enghideH Siater MIR IN Ibrea lOscnaHutcn Effects 6radteu, bic
lie mad Sem 6riheiuea ibrer Subtnnssabe erideinen IaHcu nRo
bic mr. aHf BEN SaHptiraheH Der StaOt BON ben 3citnugsUcrfdn.
fern IN erlaHscu inO. Die Sribiue war niO oicicn 3cituHacu
nm SeOentenScs Ouraus.
GrpabneHsucrt 1T nod, OuF bic r@elusa, Die bic Hodridt
guar in iBrem nSiut Sheet" bate, ciuen iulden Sitrl i6cr Der
9eptidc bradte, bic Oiee aIs iebr nnuabrtheinIid eridcincn Gef.
Man uoltc an ben nsHeH beutiden Sc8 uidt slGnbeu.
9cs iOate ben 9cntihen wrScr eu SeUeis ien, Oah i6re
3eitnus ben eu8lideu Slattcrn in nidts %5nrndhe6t uuO tic in bic.
len Stndeu uit a6ertriiit nnS SesbaIb iOlten tie and CUR @entr-
bcrbrcitnHs nnb 60rOernng Der 10 n6tigen anpiacfnnOi6aft bee
SeRtideu Sascblates naf Srdfrn %beitrasea
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dmerikaner aiff DiQ0s
Befe9l 9ebdn9f!

vi 9aio. Ger. Z. 9e3. =
@oparO @reD aufieber Der Berg.
merle Der 4IUoraoo Mining & Mil.
ling 60. bel Der 5tabt CHIHUAHUA,
lit, mie bon bort eiugeIoufene Sc.
legralnme beiagen. allf 8eiebl Bill.
las gebangt noropn, ais oieier Die
Staot einnabm. Die abrigen glme.
ritaner fno In Siherbeit. un0 al1e.
rifmiides gigentum mur0e bon
Qiaa uift beidaoigt.
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gienes a~lnbae6anbe.

8ie 3treftoreH oes Omaha Qt9Ie.
tic Glib erfidrtan lih In ii Z
Si6ttng am Withhold nodmittag
iur bic Dorlicgenoan 4ldne fir Elm
nelies alubgebduoe, 6eiien SerItel-
lung auf etlpa 100000 berednet
III. 8ie 4SIQne fiuO bon Der 4r.
ditettenfirma Qatenier & Son. 8as
@ebdtoe mitD adt StodtDerfe ent.
balten. Die o5eren orei 5todlDerfe
uro bic 9alfte oes fiInften Stofs
iuer0en fur S6lai3ilm1er ei1gerid=
tet mer0en.
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Ipater onrd Die ocntIde 8otidjofi
Gem Staatsomt iibermitielt morOcn.
nm AT beuciicn, bob bic NcitroIi.
tat Ser ger. Siaatcn perlctt niir0e.
dc gnfIoaebcboroe icbtc iii Der
bclltiaen Sibung ibrc anitreneun.
oen fort al bcpeiien OaB Smith
fiir bic erploiion Der 9oulbe tpelde
i'm Snirn BON Seattle cine NIT
Dhmition fir giuBIono beIaoenc
garfc BrrIt0rte berautiportlih lei.
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Gin eiIen in gbteilnnaen.

Die Mitglicoer Der Re6rasfa.
Soma 5oteItterfs giiociation bieIt
Miittpod abcn0 i6r jobrli6es Ban.
felt az. Gie Suppe fDur0e I'M
6otel Hofne eingenommel, Der Sid
i'm Barton 9otel. 01s Jleiidgeriht
i'm Senibam 5otel, Der SaIot i'm
2oDnl 5otel mo Der gia6tiid TN
6onteneLe. Sn lebteren Sotel fan0
Cam ath bic geniitlide ltntcrbal
tung itatt, Die crit ipdt enoete.
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9anfaanna.

Cir bic Iiehepoae GeilnGbnle an
Dem 8egrdbnis nnicrer lieben Mllt
ter, Sfmeiter, Ionte uno BroB.
matter, Nlaraaretbe Shoeffer un6
far ben berrliden 8lumenihmud
Ioqen mir hermit iDe5iea ben Dit
glieOern Der anffeeHron8den ee
lcaifnft nno Nerrn NnItor @ra6er
fir ieinen beralidgen Hadrnf utje.
rem innialtcn 1nnf: nildD hen Bar
ta~sldtraaerm Fir lire 5reunolidieH
1ie lraAeFaoeat @ngterblIebelleIl.
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gom gnitautu aberfaBreu.

Der f6id6rige giholos @aterieo.
1926 g3aoiiou CTR, pltroe 9eute
morgen @de %. ur6 02aion 5tr.
bon eIneH 2aitalttomobiI Der Ston-
0aro Gil 20. iiberfabren, ais er
ant ieinem 5peiroo einett @ilgel
hina6iubr. Gin groBes 5tiid 5leiid
mlr0e ibm aus ieinem Arm geriiien,
un0 es miro cine @dutubertragung
notig ieiu. uEt Dem Singing oen
arm 8l erbaltcn.
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Rum 1na GSit6 GoI6b.

Tbompiou Sails. Mont.. 7. 0e8.
- Seute begonn bier Scr 9ro5eb
gegcn ocn 3eitimesberausgebcr ".
@. 4insportb. Der beiduI0igt lit, oic
3eitungsreporterin G6itb Golbp bcr.
onluBt 81 boben, ben 9oIitifer u. 6.
Gbomns gu totem, SRI. GoIbp, Die
gcitern berurteilt fpiroe, mie mir Re.
reits berihteteu. erflGrte, oaB tie be,
reit ici, ibre Strofc ouf fi6 81 ncb-
men, menn Der Mann Der iie 81
ocm Moro i~ibcrreoetc. ebcnfaQs ms
3udtbnus eeidift niiroe.
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Bldnsencc Gapfcrkcit
cemtld9cr perbiinbctcr!
%un Experimentation erfiIt, Ieiitcn
IL Observation-Disclosures; gritcn-
general iber @ieOsrInge.

Berlin. Z. 0ej. (5unfcnbcridt.)
ugbcr Die geitrigen ereigniiie an
Der 8utoreit 5ront meloete beltc
nohmitto1 cns oeitihc aricgsamt
oes lpeitrrm: nGie gepaitigen &C.
ftriarn Grfolge frontcn Die militdri
Iden Cperntionen. in melden inter
Der iddrhIhtieen 6iibrung oes 6elO.
maridolls b. Wlntenien Srrppen Der
nclulfen uno Gonnt armee onrfD
ibneIg. frdftiae Shldge Die 8lnG
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Sran5cicn ocwinncn
miecer einnal!

&oris, Z. Ge8. - 0ffi5iea miro
bcute gemeIoet. Dab fran3oltlde
Sruppen oitIid BON 91cbcral einen
oeltitcn Sdit5cngraben ii6erfieIen
uno NIT mebrercn @efanqencn All.
r%iiftebrten. (gleeerol Iiegt I'M CT.
ioB naBe Der @ren5c uno an Der
StraBe nod Golmor. gon bort lit
e. etpa Is MciIen eutfernt.)
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Cramps icbic6en.
Brem1er nieSer!

Siour GitnL 1ya.. 7. Ge5. -
@iaiam Sbanlor. Gin in Gmaba
%po9nen6er 9remier, berfudte beutc
bfi Granps ans eincrn 6ra6hua
Gen gu %entfernen uno muroe babel
ron einem Der Sterile nieOcrgei6uf-
fen. Seine 8lmoe lit Iebensge-
idbrlid.
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gerId,unnScnes WadO6eu ssfnnbcn

Die t6iabri9e 5onnie Singer,
melfe felt brci 'Boden aus Der
elterIiden @obmung, 1921 norol.
81. StroBe ipurloS peri6luunoen
nor. murSe Withhold nadt bon Der
9olisei i'm Saoens Sotcl u%ufgegrif.
len unO 0en Sugcuobeboroen ousae.
Gefert. u
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ncn un0 Bite linen Bur SiIfe eeeilten
8uiien b~eiieeten. Der 8eieblsbober
uno Die unter ibm fdmpfenneH Trup.
ben baben Die Siegesbeute 8u-
toreit erbalten. @s mar oieies
Ole Sauptitaot jenes 2onOes, 0ns
bis icet oas Ieste Gpfer Der 8plitif
Der gllliierten gepor0en lit. audl
@loei6ti. Gampiua mo Sinoca be-
fiuocn iid in inieren Sdnoen.
Mlt qroBer Iapferfeit uno aus.
bauer rno BON oem @eountcu Be.
ieclt 81 iiegcn. itiirmten miere
Gruppen Uor. 9luBer Der ocltti6en
Souptmaht gebil6rt oen tapferen
oiterrcih ifcn. bulgariidcn
uno tiirfiideu Sruppen, Die nit inns
56ulter an Shulter fampftcn bobc
4nerteHnuHg.
Sic Rlliien ieten ibre 0ffrniibe
In ocn 8uIofarputbcn nit 5uneb-
mcnoem @eidabfcuer fort. Sn Der
Mol0au mo Horolih pon Qorna
gatro ionic I'M IrotustnI ging rui
iiide Sufouterie gum 4ugriff ilber,
pur0e jeoom ilberag nit groBeu.
9crluiten an Gotten mo 8erlpunoe-
ten abgcidlngen.
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Anelo>fran5oiiide
Wcrtpapicre faHcn!

Nep gorf, 7. 9e5. aneTo.
fr%an8oiiihe @ertpapiere iino bente
an Der 86rie auf 1914 4unft &c
funten. @s lit Dies Der nieorigite
5tan0, Der 81 ner5eiduen lit.
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Griee1cnlanS ion
bloGicrt tpcrSen!

Garis. Z. 0e5. - Sier miro
offt5icq befonnt qcnadt ooB wegen
oe5 angriffcs aus fron5oiiide Mo.
r~inetruppen in Der llmgegen6 bon
gtben iibcr Die griediihe ailite Oie
9Iodooe berbnngt meroeu miro.
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slriHe stabtueuigfeiten

g}orgen 1T oos Set ser unbe.
gmpfaugnis glariG, elm ge.
botener 5eiertag fir bic aotboli.
fen. Gs lit Dies elmer Der boben
e5dtage Der aatboIifen uno oes-
bolb lit ibneu Der @enuB bon
5teii1ipeiien mprgen erlnltbL
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M1an ur.erititse Die beutffe
greIie, inoen man az ibrer Ser.
'raitiina heitr1at.
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PakelbM6
BON aseIins eorss.

sdfelbu6, SIR. 2 ipie bier ge8eigf, eHfbdlf
gtH~ipeilu1aei eE0 iieiieie gfsiter iIr gebdIelte
Einidte HHo SpiEcn. abbiiouHgen far naD
oeiilim NM iearr Saoen If III iebeH. Gle
f5anef ni0t iehiaebeH III MHierfigHHe 6ieier
0ei0m0dncleu %piteH mo GiHfdbes wie Mon
4f aebrauft i1r lafdeHiamer. 8otbaHge. 1ef'
maIsses. uab fesH glHEicf a1eiHiai enihafieHl
8eIne .fraH louie obne ofeicS AlfD iein.
ziefcs Hnd i9T ri p~ptioiref per 4Dfi rfrs
fnaaA
Id8li1hr Emaba Iribiinf,
1911 6pnara SsF. Ginaba. Heir.
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9amIife GntihmISianna.

2onoun, I. 9e3. - General 0ut.
rice, Director Der alliterten milit1.
ridden Cperationen, iugte beute, oaB
gufarct ulO Bloeidti oesbalb aui.
gegeben mur0en, INN Die rumdniihe
@efehtslinie in Der aroBen 8aladei
81 filr5en. Isle mer0en bolo gar
feline mcbr bobenD Che Die Deut,
ihen eIntrnfen muroen Ole Selpor.
rate uno Die @taihinerie 70 5iemlih
derltort, aud gelang es, 0as @etrei
De fprt5uihaffen. Cg1od)ten MIR nil
len, pie Die Rltuidnen 2cbteres be.
m%erfltelligt baben. auf Dem 8udet
1uben iie es nidt meggeidleppt, mo
ibnen itorto fem Sdienenitrang sur
9erflgung, I'M 0asielbe per 8abn
beforoern 5u tounen; Die 9abn nur.
De bon Den ilii@tenoen Soloaten be.
mlbt.)
Die Rttmdnen marc1t. 10 iugte Der
5trdtege g}aurice. otur3 an itlue-
rem @eiAiib, batten ober 6elo.
geiduBe in gctilgeuoer 3abL 0o6
maren iie in 8etreff auf Ntunition
fir oieieIben aui RaBInno ongGpic
ien.
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@rpBe 30 5uB @arten 8auitel.
len $65.0 bis $3.50 ie6c. SeIe.
pboniert 3ouglas 1886.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-08
Keep the Kidneys Well
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Stanford People Know How to
Save it.

Many Stanford people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Weak kidneys are respon-
sible for a vast amount of suffering
and Ill health-the slightest delay is
dangerous. Use Doan's Kidney Pill
"a remedy that has helped thous-
ands of kidney sufferers. Here is a
Stanford citizens recommendation.
]. T. Spoonamore, Whitley Ave-,
Stanford, says: 81 was down with
my back and l could not stoop or
lift. The kidney secretions were too
frequent in passage and caused me
great deal of annoyance. / tried a
dozen different medicines but did
not get any benefit until / went to
Shugars G. Tanners Drug Store and
procured supply of Doan's Kidney
Pills. By the time / had taken two
boxes, l was cured. Kidney trouble
has never bothered me since"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy.
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that cured Mr.. Spoonamore. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, NJ, Y.