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The sun., 1916-04-09

br. Alfred Boultb"c. editor OF Kennel
and B'nh. a Canadian kennel journal.
died at his home In Canada March II.
Or. boultbce was one OF the foremost
authorities On the dog IN Canada and he
had occupied a front place Ia Canadian
kennel affairs for number Of yearv.
The sun., 1916-04-09

NJ, Muwbray Palmer. owner %. the
Valley Farm Russian Wolfhound Ken
nels, will judge that breed and tho pal-
natians at the open show Of the Rich
moud County Kennel club at Grant CITY,
staten Island, May G.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21
ORPnEUS THEATER

"Ths Ned ller
Tbrss Rel Lsanmeje Hea&srs
"rhs Powder Trsst and war
18th Episode Of '0raft"
"The L,sn's orsath~
one Reel Nsstor con,sdy
s'x assLs aooo Mus,c
Admission Always 10 Gents
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

Friend, the. Bear" BY Hugh 8. Fuller.
ton. Little Hacks Of Kindness" an
other Victor story. by Sophie Kerr.
The Ghost inthe Galley" . wonderful
murder story, BY William McHarg. and
"Annye's Ma" By Jack Lait
between Two Worlds" love ne.
rial q stass and society people, IL con-
tinued By Philip curtiss.
Among the special articles is one en-
titled How ! Made Them Hire Me-"
BY an anonymous writer who tells how
he secured q ten-thousand-dollar job
after he was down and out at forty.
two. This IL one Of the series entitled
"Your Hidden Powers and Some OF
the Keys to Unlock Them"
Toe In" BY DR.. Arthur R. Rey.
nolds. former health commissioner Of
Chicago. explains why 30 many feet
hurt and how to take care Of them.
"A Fine Achievement At Small Cost"
by Walter rrichard Eaton. describes
the revolution In American drama that
has been started By the Washington
Square Players. . group Of young and
ambitious semi.profsssionals. Among
the other articles and stories are "Can
Any State Beat Iowar" by Herbert
Quick, "The Highest Room" by Oar
ragh and Rosemary Aldrich. and "Can
You Drink and Hold Your Job?" BY
Edwin =. Bowers.
The department on Interesting Peo.
pie includes an unusual sketch of
John Hays Hammond and his son. The
results Of the contest on will power
and the department on "The Family's.
Money" contain several short articles
OF practical interest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

Joseph Furney. Warner Orland. J. Her.
bert rank. Gallon Macey. Frank Evans,
CASTOR Bell and J. Walker. Bernard
Chaplin is the author Of the piece.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21
Hopes every man and woman here viii adope
this splendid health habit N
Says glass Of hot water with teaspoonful a
limestone phosphate in i washes poisons
from systcm. and makes one sfesl
clean. sweet and fresh

Why Is man and woman, half
the time, feeling nervous, despon-
dent, worried; some days head
achy, dull and unstrung; some
days really incapacitated by III
ness.
If we all would practice the
drinking Of phoephated h0twatee
before breakfast, what q graf
ing change would take place. In
stead of thousands. of half-sick,
anae1pic- looking souls with pasty,
muddy complexiens we should see
crowds of happy, healthy, rosy
checked people everywhere. The
reason is that the human system
does not rid itself each day Of all
the waste it acc,,mulates under
our present mode of living. For
every ounce Of food and drink
taken into the system nearly IN
ounce of waists material must be-
carried out, else 1t ferments and
forms ptomaine-ike poisons in
the bowels which are absorbed
into the blood.
just 40 necessary q It h -
clean the ashes from tho furnace
each day, before the Are win burn
bright and hot 20 we muat ea6h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21
Oy WILLIAM q. ehgPHgNo
(Unitsd Press star Correspondent)

Oy WILLIAM q. eHgPH9No
(Unitsd Press stan Corrsspondentl
ROTTERDAM. Holland. May &C.
xBy MaiD.-Risht into the baby'a
cradle. At his Ave daily meal times,
reaches the hand Of the great German
government. In wartime.
II snatohes his milk bottle from him.
.emptiss out half bis milk and oils up
the bottle with breakfast food.
Twice u day. when bottle time
comes. this great hand keeps his bettle
away from him. and with spoon feeds
him with apple sauce. crushed car
rots and seived spinach.
You can't get the babies to talk
about Il. though their mothers have
a grsat deal TO say on the subject But
the fact remains that the babies thrive
on their new menus and that perhaps
tho baby experts Of Germany have
found q new and better way to oil
their baby stonachs.
Here's my little muchacho." said
. Spanish lady from Germany who
had. a. she said. brought him out to
ct some milk" She displayed little
fellow eight months old.
I'm our town In Germany. II the
doctor gives you certificate, you may
have a pint OF milk day for your
baby.
"The doctor works with the govern
ment. you understand. and he makes
every effort to persuade mothers to
nurse their children at the breast
III hs considers that . mother ID
ahle to do this. he will not Issue .
milk certificate and the mother viii
mot be able to purchase milk.
"Nurses also are under government
control and when they discover that
! mother IL able to nurse her baby
Il Ia her duty to notify the doctsr 70
that effect and II becomes his duty
70 cancel the milk ticket.
1.-The milk that 10 issued IL not
enough for q baby. Of course. but the
scientists have worked out a way OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

the theme IS enhanced BY its handling.
and by excellent direction and mount.
Ing: there are some scenes In the
picture which are almost TREMENDOUS.
and thrills are plentiful. Among these
are 4 startling dre scene. unusually
faithful scenes Of factory intsriors. and
= strike riot which % Ane piece Of
realism. w, q. Davis. the director.
has had hard task. but hs has work.
cd hard on Il. and The result should
be source Of consideFahls satisfac.
tion 70 him. The acting a Miss Dara
is not always Dleassak ~ 4 \ q hey
usual style. and b yondyously el.1
tsetiva ~ y ahly suooested by
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

In Destruction" Ave reel Fox
production showing At the Star to
night. Theda Bara shows the full force
and power Of her methods. The vam.
pire type. which she has 10 often por-
trayed. has been developed to the ex-
treme. and the potency Of such . wo.
wan for the wrecking Of life and prop
erty and working her own destruction
Ia well brought out The strength Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

mixing II With an oatmeal or wheat
broth. This Ia. fed from the bottle
three times 4 day. But he must have
food two other times = day and the
scientists are busily instructing the
physicians and nurses. who In turn
instruct mothers how to cook apples.
carrots and spinach for the babies.
I'VE cook the apples or carrots un.
I'll soft rs porridge and serve Ito the
baby with q spoon. He hasn't tooth
In his head yet. but be has learned to
eat from q spoon. We put the boiled
spinach through . seive."
what does be like best Of the
threei"
Apples. because We always put q
little sugar into the apple sauce. Car.
rots he likes also. but spinach! He
makes faces at It. bqt when he cries
for food. he can't always be silenced
even with spinach.
"He grows fat on his war food. too.
My other children always had milk
i've times q day. and - much - they
wanted. They liked milk. ~ al babies
do. But this baby 10 learning to eat
things that he doesnt like.
II don't like TO see him have 70 do
It. feel sorry when must feed him
spinach. Think OF Il! And 90 here
am In Holland to givo him all the
milk he wants for time. He laughs
and coos every time he sees the milk
bottle coming. He knows the differ
ence between milk and carrots"
Doesn't he?" she said. tuf1ing to
the baby. He said something which
was taken for. eyes,"
Getting beefsteak for your home
In Germany will be the theme OF the
next Shepherd German food story. It's
a task worth reading about).
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21
- .ossseeeo~esoeoo,
AneA,cA'o ONLY AAVla cAA
lONofeohok eoWp JUNK


. Ualts> ssssss ossviee Z
. xiDDG0SoWss. O.. June a. Z
. Ml6dlsteWarelelnsi has the only Z
. mule ~ h passenger service In .
. The Ualss1 atasss. The car op Z
. srstss sbetweea' the iIlg Four .
. dspot ed The bxsisesa district. .
. two naisA sas dilapidatsd car .
. asd . fsw t,eeka Of track srs all .
. tAat y lSetse ~ system. which .
. VA bulk ls,ae5@. In 1854 the .
. ssls Of the uns for $4,000 was .
. steppsd on the ground that tho .
. pfles was too low. In 1914 the .
. lles Wan nold az junk to Isaac .
. silvsrman Tor $3.50. nut silver. .
. nsaa Seuad that carrying passcn. .
. Gees was profitable. 40 the mule .
. ear y stiii doinx business. .
. 80 eeeeeSeo>>e>>>>
'''.-- -, .-.-.-.-...
Filth ereeds dIes--nies carry fever.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

morning clear tie inside a. - 4
Of the previous days accurnul
tion Of indigestible walte an1
body toxins. Men and We y
whether nick or well, are adxiao
to drink each morning, bokogo
breakfast, q glass Of nal hot.
water with = teaspoonful ot IN
stone phosphate IN Il, y = ha1
less means Of washing out q
the stomach, liver, kidnsyo a1lil
bowels the indigestibles n1af fo<in
WASTE, sour hile and toxins; th01k
cleansing, sweetening and puxi
tying the entire alimeutary eo
before putting moro food int nv
stomach. y Es|s:' ,Sl sS2
Millions Of people Wio M
their turn ct conDt In Z
attacks, sacid stonaGc alG ~ q
aches, rheunnat tinrn
nervous days And G)oep
have becoGne reGl a. N
the morning -insl J {
quarter pound o& llHa6
phate win not ooGt m RI
drug aore, but = a ~
dem0nstrate To m
H. sweeteninC ~ WW WW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21
rhe yuly Ame,lean Masaslne

4 In the July American Magazine II
an interesting article by Merle Crowell
about Uncle John" Brashear. astron-
omer and scientist. considered BY
Charles N. Schwab to be the most won
derful man he has ever met. There
are number Of other articles on time
ly subjects. and an unusually good AZ.
sortment OF dction.
The Action includes "The Cinder.
ella Stp0." by Oscar Graeve. "Hen'S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21
Even the German Baby's
Rations Are Cut Short

civilians Germany
having
got food from travellers from Germany
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> .. ....~>.e>...
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

eoAeee - lsea q o-pse ss~s s~ IN
eoAs1 lee6a AssAss = W,assa. 3ltl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-21

asaalA clAsaiasA, AAs Asiss 70.
saajss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-03-02
- Stewart Vacuum System

HORSEPOWER-45
COOLING SYSTEM-Water jackets and tubular radiator,
cellular pattern circulating by centrifugal pump
direct to exhaust valves
Observation-Disclosures force feed by plunger pump
with return system
heated by hot air and hot water
IGNITTON-Combined generator and magnetic, driven
through timing gears with 100 ampere storage battery
STARTERElectrc separate unit six VOLT connected to
transmission.
swinging type with single rod
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-03-02

Speeds to so miles per hour. .
BODY-Seven passenger-touring type with extra wide
full ~" doors front and Genuine leather uphol-
stering Deep cushions and backs
F1N1SH-Body, Golden Ove-running gear, black-equip-
ment nickel trimmed.
EQUIPMENT-Fuly electric lighted throughout; improved
SHOW, oneman mohar top with full side curtains; mo-
hair sipcover; clearvision, VISION ventilating
windshield; speedometer electric horn; extra rim with
improved brackets; power pump; jack; complete
tool and tire outfit; foot and robe rails.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
Neme MbDnncnten iIcDerit BEN
Sie0 tint NlntDmDbil &DnteiE
Ser Gatnpf INT ben tuertDoaen Vrets ipirO jebt etfrt9er
nnO Oe 3eit tir ernae Mrbeit lit 9etomuen!
NodbN inner 3eit genug fit ncae 6Ontetanten!

Pin Idneafet fomuleit sic Son.
teitanten i'm autonicbil. aonteit oer
aEdgLiden Omaha Gribiiue4 uornn,
Die meme @bonnenten gefpiRren. Sn
8irfliffeit iper0eu oieie aonteite
ia beranltaltet, Inn rteae 2eier fir
6os etn8ige oelttifje 8a9eblatt i'm
8eIten 81 erIangen, ibm cine pei'
tere 9crbreituns in unierem Staat
Rebrosfa ur0 ben angrel8enoen
Stdaten al peridaffen. 6itr Die
ne1len 2eler merben Die meiiten
Gttmnien gegeben. utt0 es Liegt oes'
BALI I'M Stttereiie ieoes aonteitan-
ten, 70 biel relte 2eier 3u g%etpinneil,
oIs nllr irgeno moaltd. Ratiirlidl
belfen drd) Die grueuerurgen Der
Announcements gang beoeiltcno, mo
aud oieie lin0 nift gu iibericben,
nber ttelte 2cier brtlgen ben Gonfe-
~itottten bod 0en groBtan @epinu.
qlus oieiem @ruttoe ioaten ole Som
teItanten, Die nod nift ipitematii6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

an bic Qr6eit gegdnseu, iest ioiort
ibre Blame Ie8en fir bic @etDinmH1g
bon 1leuen NbonneHtcn. Dies lit
gar niHt 70 idtper, ais ntaiidle &on-
teItanten 6etlten. Se6ermatnt bat
feline 5dnilieuangeb6rigen, ieine
8reunoe unO 8etannte, mo allie
ciefe fiu0 gepiB gerue bereit, iul
aontelt 5it belfen. IS miB Die auf.
gabe Der aouteitntten ieiu, 0ieIe
9eute aGs nelte abonnuteu 81 &c.
iuinncn, fails iie Die sEd8lide
Omaha Eribiine" nod nidt bdben..
ober ite 81 b~eraulaiien, ibre abortne'
mellts 8u e~rueueriE fods iie 6ereits
aeier fino. Die aonteftnuten ioil-
ten ii6 cine 2iite ibrer gefannteh
MAIDEN uno ite an BEN a6enoen ODER
9ourtogs beiltden. ibren Die @od)e
ctfI1ren luto ibrellnteritiisung sc.
tpintlen. Die meiiten oieier 2eute
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

ein3tge aanoioat fiir Gifter oes
Superior .@erifts err er6ielt 2t4
Stimmen. 8. %. @uroea. 0eiien
9amen non bielen Stimmgebern
alf ben 8abl3ettel geidrteben pur-
De, erhteIt jeoof 440 5timmen.
Barr b~eanitan0ete oie grtpdblltng
oes Garoen, uno erttidie0 ons 81.
itriftgeridt 8u ietnen @lmiten. Gas
oberIte @eribt entidieo fir garoea.
Musuttne. 8as bieftge 8eTlepue
SoipitoI plrne tei[peiie ourd Sen.
ter 3erlt6rt. Die 40 8atienten ipitr.
ben ~unperie6rt In Die benqdbarten
8obnlmoen ge6roht,
Boone. Gle @roBgei6morenen
hdben ben Gotmtp Sngenieur uegen
ulregelm1Btger amt8pernaltl1lg lit
Mnflage neriest. Ger betreffenoa
genntte ion oft 8erlonen in leineu
Dienit geitellt baben itno Dem Count
III einen boberen 9etrog a~lgerednet
babe1, oLs er fir oeren 9ieRItlei-
Iturtgel beaahlte.
alarming. 9bpobl Der bteiige
GtaOtrat eiren Bermit fir cine
8irtIdQft erlalien Bat, 10 tpitroe
nift beabltdtiat. aiuen 3eitiaa iiber
BEN 8ioerrnf oes Mfulctaesea 3u
ifJaffen. Der einaige @irt, melher
bisber inter benz @eiebe ben Ser.
fauf bon eeiitigen @etrGufen be.
trieb, trifft bereit5 NnItolten, mad
Rebrosfo au iberiieoeln.
Soma Salts. Sn oelt 8asuerfen
bon Sft Soma Sails perIoren stpei
Mdnner ibr Qebeu. 6. q. 8bite,
Elm Qrbeiter, itieg in einen Ieeren
@~qsbe6Glter, Inn 4usbeiieruugen
%por0nnebmen; infolge oes Oarin be.
ftn0liden 8nles ItitrSte Der Wtann
bef1tlbt nieoer. Brdnf q. ar1mer,
Der 8etriebSleiter, poGte ben Mann
retteft, begab iih ebeufal8 III ben
9eb1fter uno puroe ehenfaIs Der.
art betdubt, hoB ct niaoerfie[, Gbe
Si[fe aulangte, pareu beiOe @1r.
ner tot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

lett cine SnmnIlfna inter ben Gin.
5elmitolie6ern gu oeronltaIten. Gin
aomitee fplrbe ernnnnt. buB oieIe
Snmmlung ou Ieitcn 6at. Senes
WlitgIieo ioa uad ieineu aounen
gebcr, uno oann loG mieoer cine
Spe5idl . BeriarnnIung obgeboIten
tuer0en, IN ipcIdjer iiber Die glrbett
bcridtet miro. Gerner tpur0e Be.
ihloiien, Die @amen Der @e6er in
ben GreisbIdttern DeutlhLunos All
ueroffentti6efL inn ibrer engereu
Seimat 5u beipeiier, OoB bic ousee-
uan0erten Sobne tbrer ebemaliaerl
Rodbarn itnb 8reunoe Die iest piel.
leiht IN gsOt fiuO, aeOeufen uno Be.
itrebt fn0, nod ar0ften sl Gelfet.
9d8 eole @erf ser Ieutonia Qoae
neroient Die b6dite anerfennurg
ln6 iolte hon 6eiteu anoerrr Ser.
cine Modobmurg finOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

@aIbin9tott 3. San. Soiepb
,@uder 21nlor, Mitglieo bes b6diten
@eri6t8bofes Der Ser. Staateb Itarb
bier geitern aben6 nod utebrmonot-
lider aranfbeit i'm alter bon So
Sabren. Or mar 5 Sabre Ridter
oeS &unoesobergerihtS. Der Ser.
itorbene muroe ont Ia. Sftober 1867
in 9tltderspille, ga, eeboran, IieB
ii1 nod erfolgteut Stuoium IN gu.
quito, 60, ais &edtsanlpalt nieoer,
mar cine aeitlang 9iitglieo oeS Ste
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon @eorgia, 10.
oonn Miitglien oes G6ergerit)ts, 5u
ipeldem Boiten ct mebrere Male mie.
Der eripdblt ipuroe. SIM Sabre 1905
CAB ct 0ieler Roiten ouf, I'M iid
ieiuer 9edtspraris 8u mi0men, bis
.er tn 0aS 8u10e8obGraeridt berufen
puroe. Gr mar D}italieo oesSdieos.
geridts 3lpiiden ben Ser. 5taatea
un0 Meerifo I'M Sabre 1914.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

sSit SID Omaha 6egittg am
Somitoo aberlo Oie 44.iabrige 5rolt
sInna NeIion IN i6reul Seim, 393t
20. Str. 9eIbihnor0 inoefn ite
Starboliaure perldLlldte. 6rau Nel.
Jon mar Wtutter non einem crit Gin
Sabr alien 3uilingspaor ulo mar
fit ldnaerer Set trdnflih,
Hiflarb Moainer, Dos Orei.
idbriqe Gobndeu BON 6errn nno
5ralt Geter MoIliner. GALS 4olf
Ctr, pllr0e Sonntag nndtnittag
ietnelt @ltern 0ur9 ben 600 entriis
fen. Die geer0igutsg fauo beute
nad1mittaq olif Dem neutrality-suspicious.
iden 8rieobof itatt,
9iedt ourfttg miiien Die Gin
BREEDER aerueien ieiu, meId)e Conn.
rag nad)t Der @irtihaft BON 60 80.
gocs, 1928 Sin "a. Ctr, Slid
Omaha, einen miermiiuidten 8eiud)
obItatteten. Gle itablen 3tpei 5alb.
Barrels gier. 8 Galbero Guart-
ilaiden @bistep uno groBe Mengeil
qabad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
Gc6aftenr BON glntO erfabt.

Columbus, @eb., 3. San. Go.
gar Somdro, HeOafteilr beS 80.
lrulhus Telegram" iDltrOe 9eeu.
iabrsnadt BON eiitetn NIT groBter
SAneQigfeft nobinroien0en Auto.
mobil binterriids erfaBt lnO gegell
ben Brealtein geI1leloert. @r trila
@itfloen an aopf ltno Riifen 6uoon,
itno man beiardtet, oab er aith In.
nerfid uerlebt lit. Sem 8uItaub
1T beiorgniserregttlb. Sos auto-
mobil, meldeS nrei Sniaiien bate,
fllbr otlf Der faIifen StraBenieite
uno imiite nttrrb bic 5taot oapon,
otfle oaB fid Die Suiaiien I'M ibr
9pfer fiitnmfrten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

Weroeit garlie bereit feiib aft bic
uusge5eidnete ulo eir5ise 0eutIde
3eitune inn @etett 5u nbonniereH.
g9as mir m ~unierern IeBten ArtiteI
idgten, m6dten mir bicrmit nod.
mails aitsoriifIih tDie0erboIen: bah
es nod INNER Set geitiig it, tlm
Ii6 nit @llSiidt drf grfoL9 Dem
aontet nn8uiblieBen. Der aonteit
0duert Bis Surt Is. Sebr1tdr uHo bic
Belt Der ipe5iel[en 0fferte fiir 9op.
peltimmen bis gum 27. Sanuar.
Wann Dot otio nod Die alIerbeite @e.
lpgengeit, gum Siege 5u fOrntuen.
user fid iest nod anidliebt - u1O
oos iolIten nod mduhe fun
inate tradten, Die Bet Der 9oppel.
itimnen grinolih aiis5uniiben; Ons
miro Inn einen groBen gcriprlntg
lideru. 8enn Iid dllo Die 36aern.
ben iest gIaid) anihlieBet, per0en
fie nod gang por8uglide ausiidten
babeit ben 5ieg at erringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03

@ereinioung uniereS Stantes, fat
am Sonntog In einer Grtrn.Qer.
iomnIune beiHIoIIeu, iid aberntals
NIT Dem 2iebesiuert 81 befaiien uiO
ben @eriuh 81 MAIDEN, eire peitere
be0eitenbere Suninte aui5utringen.
Die 9erininmIung ioar cut beiudt,
un0 0ie Sahe ipur0e reiflidD befpro.
diem. Ole Mebr8abL Der glnipeTenoeu
mar fif fEar. onB nod mebr fir Die
2inOertiiig Der Scot ult6 oes Glen0s,
has bet Rries I'M @cfolge bat, getmt
iDeroen miiiie. Ga man bereits
$1,000 fir ben eoIen 8ped aus Der
stnfie setifte, tpurbe beihIoiien
M A. X .2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-03
4ps Dem Staate Sotua,

Templeton. s. qasparbauer iorote
fiir5IidJ orei GarlaOungen Sdafe, Ell
ne Garlooung 5dmeine uno cine
2oonng 8ettoieb dif ben Nfarft in
8maha. Gie5 lit cine Der ar0Btetl
Gen0unger, bic ie bon bier genadt
tpur6en.
9es Moites. 8as 6tootsober-
geridyt bot cine Grtideioitng abge-
aeber, oaB S9retbea zines Notnen8
ouf ben BablsetteE, menugIeih Der
fetreffetioe Rame nift dlff Dem
8~rim1rlpobl . StimaBettel erid)ien,
oenltod giiItig lei. Dos 06eraeriht
bat biernnit oas ntteil bes 9iitrift-
geridtes bon 9olos Gountn beiieite
geiest. Aobert 9. Barr mar Der
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or. Minalina aeitor6en.

MiItDaufee, isis, 8. San. gGI.
gtingling, Der Glteite Der @e6rii0cr
Rtnaltng, lit lit leiner @obntng 8l
8arahoo, @is, eineul Ser8leioeu or.
legeu. SEER @ing[iug Iitt ieit ct.
ira orei Sohren OH etllem Ser5feb,
lei, ben ct iid BEL etuem grntloe III
Glebelauo auge8ogen bate. u
Itrengte itd BEL oer Hettltng ieitles
3irfus an iebr ali. st pitroe an
10. 8e3ember 1862 IN Gbicago &c.
boren urO binterl1Bt cine gitipe.
a6er feline aiH0er.
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A0tung!
8iirgcruerein BON Sbracaie nuo lin
gegeno.

Der 0eutif amerifaniIde Dir.
gerperein bon GppSacpIe ntio lin.
9eaenO %beriarntuelt ii9 sur idbr.
Ii1en Sibung ON Mtitt1pod) ben
5. Sarniar ,rad)mittags I'M 3 ubt
i'm Opera Souie, Spracuie, i'm neiie
@enntte 81 pdbGen uto ionittee @e.
idGfte st erleoigeu. 9fae Wlitglieoer
iiuo ge6eten, 5u eriheinen.
Ter gDritanO.
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Mniterbad fir ane arten BON SGfel.
0rbeiten.

Bud gfr. ], tpie unter ge5etgt, ent.
b6It 4nfpeiinngeu uno tpuuberinone
SnuIfrationet fir ole 4rten BON
8i[ct &dfeldrbeiten u1t0 areua.
Itiden. Seoe 8rdu petteifert, oos
NeueIte III Muitern gu befommen.
Madlen Sic Safelorbeit? Senoen
Sic brett fir oieies Bud, fpelhes
oa8 reidhnItigite unn biaigite Mlt.
Iterbrd lit. gs erreidt cher ben
3ned, ols Slider BON $3.50 Cts.
lleber 200 RuIter abgebilOet.
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@iaa lpa aetatet fein.

OF &aio. Ger. 3. San. ltn6e.
ltdtigte @erifte meloer, bob @ene.
raj 6raucisco giIa nabe Gofas
@ranoes bon einel1t ieiner 6iihrer
getotet iporoen lei. 8eomte Gar.
ransa's erfldren DAB 8i1a um Gr.
[aubnis gebeten Dabe, Merifo berIai-
len 8u oiirfen 1iu6 oos geripredetl
gegeben babe. fid iegIifer Geilnn9.
me an Der 9olitif Merito's an emf.
balten. (8or Elm paor Eaaen pllr.
be aits Stem Orleans %qen1eloet, Dob
8ina bereits mad Saba obgereit
iei.)
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4dltuna. 9ertidel

aommt 8u s. 3. s, anmO6r fir
belten 2imburger adie, geran1erten
@atfiia, paicnpfcffer, 8ier uub
5hnap8 bobeR mir a1td al Der.
faufeu. DOT iii0liAe Is. StroBe,
Omaha, giebr.
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Ans Ntbrasia Gttb
aHS nmgt0euS!
Die EeittUnia Qogc BON Nebtasta
tiuiutt bns eble @ert uieber
anf.

Die Seutouid Goee ger. is Der
2ermaitns S0bne in gsebroStd Gitp,
Die i'm NerbaItnis ait ibrer @r0Bc
mebr eetnu bat fir bic artegsnot.
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Nominations RoupOn:
Giu Sums bOu 10000 stiamen nirb is0en apntefantea seaebea,
Der Sefn &onpDa eiaieabetl
SGglide Omaha Sribane,
apntehtqRanaser,
omaha, Ne6r.
Sd beteliae mid hermit an Siren aontent bsginnenS am
Is. 9esembcr 1915 nuS eubenO am 10. Sebrnar 1916, S9ifen
Gle NIT iofort ale n6tigem 8apiere anS 9ro6esehaugen ~, NIB
acbcn Gle mir fir bic GinfeaSnng 0ieies apnpoas arenit fnr
10000 Stmmen.
GdtungsDoa
WaHe
abreFe
GoGnurt
Datum
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Gs be3nbIt fi6, In Den uSsloI.
(ifi5trten an5eigen" Der Sribii1e 81
onfoncirer.
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Sn bic 8irtidoft bon 81. O..
Garfep. Sic 0oro "a. Str. Sio
Gmnbd. braf)en Smitng nadt
Diebe Elm uib erbeuteten $9.t5 Bar.
GELD.
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gerIauat-eutcs Rdohen fir onoe.
meme Sousnrbris mo 9oden In
9amilie non orri. @uter 2obH. Eel
&nrnsp 74s9.
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9as prcismIrbisite GFen Bel Better
Gunlp. 9entide Slide. 1908
Dodge StraBe. 2. Stod. MabISei.
ten % Gents.