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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03
WARNING FOR THE FUTURE.

All towns in the chrysalis stage be-
be developing into cities make gre
BUS mistakes along the line of pub
improvements. That is the record
every city in the land, and if the ini-
Al mistakes lead to the exercise Of
ire, caution and better judgment
bseQuently the experience may be
Fofitable in the end, although work.
h a hardship upon those who are
He'd upon to pay for the original
rors. 1t will strike the observer
mehow and somewhere the grading
Id macadamzing of certain streets
Oroville last fall, of which We
ere so proud at the time. was one
those mistakes, not but the improve
ent was sadly needed. but in the
ethod and manner in which that
brk was performed. The macadam-
I'D streets were pretty to look upon
hen first completed, now they are a
sgusting sight to behold and creates
desire among those who are COM
Elled to travel them to indulge In
hguage that was not taught them at
keir mothers knee. The stranger
Assing over them would hardly believe
Sat these streets were graded and
bvered with rock only few months
10.
However. there is no disposition at
lis time to condemn the contractors
Id raise howl over the character of
De work. What's done can't be helped
bw. and nothing is to be gained by
tolonged kicking We were all in
|vor of the Improvement, and thought
the time it was finished that 1t was
| permanent and creditable job. No
totest was filed at any time against
De contract as whole. Those short
3retches that were found fault with
lrned out to be- the best part Of the
3ork. AS a justification to any refer
hce to the mistake it is not necessary
call attention to the present cOndi-
|Dn OF the streets where generally
faveled, for it is condition that
5ares everybody in the face. The one
pint that we wish to emphasize is that
the future those in authority take a
)sson from the first civic improvement
d by contract and see to 1t that an
(her such mistake is not made. We.
no are called upon to pay for what
BIS already been done in that line will
5eet the bill, more or less cheerfully.
telling that as pioneer payers for pub
l. Improvements we are possibly
>aching the population lesson that
5ill prove of great value in the future.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03
ANIMPORTANT TRANSFER.

One of the most important real es-
tate transfers that has ever been made
in OrOville was the purchase Saturday
OF the vacant lot on Main street, situ-
ated between the Crescent Cafe and
Frank & Sons building, by j. H. Bas-
sett, late one of the owners Of the
Palm confectionery establishment,
from Dick Case, who has held the lot
for several years. The importance of
the sale does not rest upon any pros
pective improvement to be made, al
though improvements will undoubted-
ly follow in the course of time, but up
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03

The funeral of the late VIM. M. Err
win took place from the Presbyterian
church Sunday, which was attended by
a large number of friends of the fam
lily. Mr.. Erwin suffered from cancer
Gus growth on the lip, and a short time
ago went to Spokane to submit to an
operation. The unfortunate man died
from heart failure resultant from the
operation. Those who knew the deceas.
ed in life speak of him in the highest
terms for his sterling qualities, and
his death is sincerely deplored by all
who had the pleasure of his acquain-
tance. He leaves four children tc
mourn his death.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Good music and gospel preaching
morning and evening. Morning service
at II o'clock, subject of sermon, Pow
err" Evening service at 7:3O, subject
of sermon, "One Eyed People" Sunday
school at 10 o'clock Our Sunday
school is growing in numbers and in
spirit Our aim is to make red-blooded,
manly boys and men and strong heart
ell womanly girls and women. If this
appeals to you come and join us. You
can help us and we can help you. We
are going to look for you on Sunday.
Everyone Is invited to all of our SER
vices Come and bring your friends.
A. w. BOND, Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Services for Sunday, March 5th. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Preaching SER
vice at IL a. m. Subject of sermon,
Perfect Obedience" or Doing the
Fathers WILL" Epworth League at
$3.50 p. m. Topic, Others as a Watch
word for Christians" Leader, Miss
Bair. Preaching service at 1880 p. m.
Subject of sermon, where are You
Putting the Real Emphasis in Life?'
Revival meetings now going on every
night in the week at 1880 p. m. Every
body welcome; everybody invited; ev-
erybody come. The homelike church
and the strangers friend.
w. w. STRIFE, Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that a con-
ference will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall In Oroville on Saturday, March
IL. at l o'clock p. m. to consider the
matter of holding a district fair some
time in the coming autumn. All organ
ized bodies that are interested In such
an enterprise are invited to send rep
resentatives to this conference. to the
end that immediate steps may be taken
in organizing fair association. Citi-
zens representing unorganized inter-
ests are also invited to attend and take
part in the conference. Let us all get
together and work with a good will for
a rattling good fair.
THOMAS N. O'NEILL,
Chairman Welfare Committee. Oro-
vile Farmers Union No. $50.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

(Rev. G. Fl. Severance, Vicar.)
Services for March 5. Morning SER
vice and sermon at II a. m. Sunday
school at IL. Services will be held
every first and third Sundays at IL a
m. All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-03

One school director is to be elected
tomorrow So far nothing is to be heard
on the street regarding the pending
election, which is somewhat odd con-
sidering the excitement and conten-
tion that has been noticeable at the
school elections of the past. OF course
there is plenty of time yet to stir up
interest in the choice of director,
for generally it is the last minute
that opposition develops and trouble
ensues. Mr.. Collier is the retiring di-
rector, and as he has filled the office
very satisfactory there Is no good
reason why the position should not be
sawed off on him again.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01
RADICAL REDUCTION IN
PRICE OF FORD AUTOS
Glover Johns Auto Company Arnourcs.
Bic Cut m Ford Prices effective
To-day

Henry Word, manufacturer 81 ttf
bat snoan automobile ln Che world
aenin j. ~ Abe front with au annnunra.
mont that viii aaftle the AUTOMOBILE
world Ainnday announcing to his aflnis
throughout tho world b BIZ rn in tHr
prize NJ Fpri rau for tho h.cai scar that
starts to-day
bfwHaing August } tAe prizes 81 ih.
ivfd Roadster reduced 20 $3.50 aad ths
price ~ tha turing ar 90 alau said
Glover Johns Company tif 1Dhna u
pfesidehi of iho Glover johns Auto
Company uf tDfpus christi anf Alice.
agents for ihe fnd in Nuree. kirl.fg
Brooks lim Weil- snd uufai eonntfs
ihs nfH prices mId Aif Johns.
m'sn 81 reduction of 90 f0f he road
sfHfs anl Esp pu thf touring .ars usrr thr
pure Nf Co., f'af that oil..d .n Nunda
luiY Il
Nith fhe pflres .o loe ST. lohns .aya
thai hnr. ani buggy b. now lu ihe
luaHrt rlaas as thr Hpbrrp af Cord
e. much 'hapi 8ud thl nf.i ai.i j. i...
fhan fhr nf nf good lafa ard usg
tho GLOW iahis Auto Company laa
contracted o. sUn go of Le saia dar
ingthe ensuing lsrai year.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01
OTHER VIEWS


"a d.. ,n,,.lr.. ID, fb.nl n,,f s,. n,ait
n tne v.rl n.s e rurtunc so r,st
.Hnst H rtrtl,tea "a mlinan dollars a
Mr.. million dul,r nuDuatan riN,s no
.ar,,fn ts fs, .,,nDf. .f l... i,uunr
ma, p.......at nf .urn "a f.ft.nr. 81
rst,.r is John D n.sk.feiirr An se
.tr,t, ll,t .af tbs ltarttf.ucr 0.ttun.
l.,, l..., .,t,,..i ti,t.,r.i. l..-.i ,roo,d
lo.s Cd, ,,hl.h tN. I'D MAN ,. r,....li,,.
.th. l,.tn.,. LII contain t,t.. in ta.
...,....i, ,.,.,t 81 ,,,,.,l. 4, r.,,.,..,
,,,,rn oi,i, rb, nsi,,,r,. .h.,i mad.
,tn .f tn, r.,tef.it,r f.rtttne .s.N
,n,t bs 4. n,t .ni, AN. sl,b.., msr \,
~ v,,ia bot tnat h, ta tse rien, Ia
n,,n I'M tb. hl.,nr, nf n,. world rbi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

mall minded folk would have found
conmon sense quite Sufficient f1r the
purpose
Ao.faiiea tfainifd" money o. 3 pow
81 Tor cfii only Whrn it h given 20
an Institution with a string attached
hy means ~ which ne donor can
bring ~ htaf luxurious Influence. n
una in such a connection fhnt The dia-
flsslon ~ "tninf" N this s1ri Dfxan.
a fortune char pasefs into clean hands
and b. employed hunDmblF ana pac-
lc'lf becomes peNrr ~ Fra1 ant
tla figure ~ speech. tainted money. b.
b. no longer applicable. stolen money
shaall BE- returned ~ the dfapuisd.
hioea money fhQull o. employed
toward pnstihir amends haf there b.
nothing 10 D. done win Miss Kifrh.
lrgs inhrnflnfa hnf f0 ezpend ii uHf.
fuiiF ueniaon lifrld.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

England, France and Russia
have placed new orders for war
materials IN this country, agerc.
eating SOC, 100000 The bulk OF
his amount is for shells Yet, de
pending ON American Factories
which have a perfect right Go sell
their products TO amy government
these same nations presume "a
teii7us with whom We must trade
in order 10 escape certain penal
ties. The remedy is plain Il
England doesn't see the light OF
dAy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no DOub. Pre-
vents Daughters Un,imsIy End.

Ready, KY" Was no; able 10 Do
Eny,hing Tor nearly six months" writes
Mrs. Laura Rraicher, OF this place. "apd
was down Ia bed Tor three months.
eannoi tell you how | suffered ui.h
my head, and with nervousness ana
woHaniy troubles.
Our family doctor toad my husbind n,
soeld not do me ANY good, and he ma
10 give Il up. We ifed another Doctor
ons he did not help me.
AZ last, my mother advised nc 70 take
Safaul. the woman's Ionic. ihouWht
u VAS no use tor WAS nearly dead AMI
nothing secucd 10 do me any good Rs
! took eleVeA bottles, and how am shle
% do all 0, my work and my own
saShiue.
! think Cartul Is the hes, medicine IN
ne. world. My weight has incfraSed
iad ! hook the picture Of health. "
II you suffer from aay Of ,he ajimer,s
peSu'Af 70 womcn, get 4 bottle OF Cafdui
'odaG Delay Is dangerous, We know
VII help you. her Il has hclped
many thousands OF othce weak wom
q Tho past 80 years.
Al all druggists.
H'-sts T. cNsr.soors hssiein, O. t.s,-.
s-Nnef bFNs SiAneiaaasA renn Az Nss.sal
49, -.i.ssi 81 fe0f cas- sna - ga t,ass Asrs
ll&alrnauE Ia oan..u. A.. - =.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01
Texas Press


Miss Edith kitchinE uf New Nutk.
after first nfueins to take SaonaVo
from her uncie's csiate because she
diaappruvcd Of the ncthods whereby
u was accumulated. has changed her
mind and accepted the amount loft to
her. having decided that money maS
have bren gained by one person In q
way 90 cast suspicion ~ - helms
tainted. but when u ie passed on "a
another person. that person oan use
u IN way 20 remove ,hc talnt 80 Tar
na Nho Is concerned" Miss <ltchine
saya she reached this convmAon by
means Of philosophy but most nor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

Nov Carranah plans iorclrn 900
order 20 ran Cor president Rev
mental hands ect ont The Imc
The Old Cow Died ON This sort
of thing is becoming hH too tifc.
some 10 tolerate.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

That Terrible explosion n New
Jersey may hayc been cauacd hf
plntiefs but we imagine b viii Dec
somewhat difficult 90 discover
lnnlnrlni. Lrm -llMl.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

The United States has advised
England that hcr blacklist IS
against every principle of neutral
rights that orders must hc amc
lioratcd ON The basis OF friendship
IL the basis OF friendship Is to pre-
will. Tho note Is timely Il re-
fleets American sentiment Most
Of all. il reflects that portion ol
American sentiment which ha-
been with the Allies Tor the blood
bond ought ia weigh heavily nn
the BRITISH mind.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

la the EnN. hundreds are dying
from the heat i'rosiralnue wm
into the thousands Sean lcNls
troop records How mauy of thr
hoys who afc raising thc mighiirst
kick have suffered anything worse
than tanned faecs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01
sSSS S~SS RSEEW
AmtfSe mentS

Robert Warstek ~ "Suadon Riches
az the Amusu Theater To-day.
fhr atrciion af tht Amum th.nt.l
today ulH he Wolleft Warvi-a frJ u
excellent sHpnorine cast m "suHt.H
Riches a. five pant World nm feaurr
rnt sfur 81 Sudden lIrlr. H,.I.
with a lesacN of hatp oI Ann.r
'fNNr o. wIsrr and rrcms. Wills h..
Egrlt fnsunr to his nephew Eut.rt. m
d srnit of rrNunsr. llt counts ou ua,
sudden wealth. tu Vrcck ibe fnune
u.tnr ul.
lt0oVrf bass yuuns wifr an1 hlnt tr.
perfectly haula until olI Ahurra niu.
hnns uN at their tret Mhat follow
hc1r ont tne CUMMING uid m.s0rs uro
phryf Tho sudden riches l.1l fhnu
stri-ht toward destruction
in the rul ROBERT rfde,ms h.nis.i.
hN snat acc. hnl en- muu.uc. l
parental loyr urs,s tht ,uunr coupl.
10 reconciliation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

How do you know shosc pictures
are worth Whit you paid Tor them r.
y don't know a. replied Mr. Cum
r,N "lint I'm not worlms Whom
set thfoush with tho stock ticker
downtown. ! ann't rrolVse 90 csanc
home ana study new lire a market
quotations Washington star
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

Tho Bremen is reported of ihe
mouth OF the Mississippi
shouldn't wonder. Tho GermNus
are hardly going ia dive undcr ihc
British navy to get a chance tn un
load before the Statue of Liberty
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

II didn't rain for ten mouths
aud now il weeps water every icw
minutes However, Ham ht,n .
managed TO connect the moisture
with himself When he loft here.
he promised to split the clouds in
~ hours. Poor old charlaian
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

snhscrlbcrs. when ordering a change
~ address. should els. both ne Oh ani
new addresses Carriers f0F Thr fnilnf
nay each fof their garefs ard are VI
able 10 extend more han Wees ?
credit 10 auhsoribsra. Their marlin
az profit IL small ana a few losses will
be kerniy felt Subscriptions pre- Que
tae curriers'. ard not The Caller Pun
lisiing c1mpanv. complaints N aer-
vice. orders 10 start or discontinue de-
livery ~ raper and changes ~ nd
dress. should DO addressed On teiephon-
ed 10 tho
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Phone GO.

Address all business communications
ana make out 40 checks. drafts money
orders and express ufdera 90 The caller
Publishing Company An Stems. articles
ana communications should he address
Ell 10 Edliar. Corpus Christi Caller.
..-.----.------,--..-s-a-s.
Enisrod aH necnni.clHss matter ~ ih'
post8ffloc IN Corpus Christi, Iesna.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-01

- II III ~ :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-27
Der 25uuld3ettef Der 39arddner.

Die 5dneaigteit. NIT Der bsuti4e
@ranOlidteit unb Organization nit BEN
8irparr, ben bic RrFen BEL ihrsm eilisen
Q63ug in @arf6au binterldien butten,
aufgrdumi BAT. Ideint ben DuridauerH
gepaIis imppniert unb linen bic Msinung
6eiqebraat Sa 6dben, oaB ben 9eatf4en
e6en einfad nidts uunogli9 III. 9ieie
ueberseuquag brdrgt Iih einem nuf ipeHn
man bort, mas bic GintpoHHer bon aDarz
fdadu aIes bpn ben bcutIAen 8ebDroen
%perlangen. Mldn tonmt mipiatiirlid gu
Dem 5@luB, bag % alien ben 2euitB, bic
Ipl9e 9orIdldge tiaienben, nod niat bins
reideno gum 9epuBtieiH getommen il,
mas eigentiid bieIer fnrftbdge 8rieg be-
osutet, iptril tie an bic Oeuti6e 9erlpale
oerea pihfi8ite 4uf9abt bOrldufig
buf5 nod INNER in eriter Sinie bic 9eriors
eung unferer tdmpfenbm Deere fem mub,
folgenbe Gingaben ri9ttH:
II 9as Sragen Der diiatif9eR lan9en
Rpde burd bic sSuoen nno bas S9lieBen
Der Gef6dite am Gonnabenb lit 5u perbies
ten. q aegeIung Der Qrbeitsitunoen in ben
8unfqeIddften, offs1tIidm Disnftitelen,
G6ulen uEp. mad 8trttner art. - @er=
.orpnuag, Bic 6dufer 9leidfat6ig dn5uitreis
den ME III Berlin. ~ @erfigung betr.
elettrifhen Edits uuf allen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-27

fStrdBen, Sreppen. Qafsdneen. 2dben Il.
II. IN. 81 @%infiibrung Don lmiteigebi1etten
duf ben 9rdmbdhneu l., ben anberen 2.
&la6e. 9 &erfiigung betr. Qngabe Der
9reiIe fir jeben ein8elnen G~sgenfanb in
ben S6aufeniferu. 2 Die StraBen nab
Dirt ber 8erliner gu aipbaliieren. 8 Ollie
StraBen init 8dumen 5u %bepflaH3eu. 81
ginfiibrung eIettrii6er uhren an ie6er
.@de. 10) 9urdlbrun Der StruBen OrbDs
NADIA uno 6pdial ua9 Der @eifiel unb
mad ben StraBen am NlteH Bling, ~
Ginfii6rung neutidtr 9rbnun9 in ben
5duIern, 6oTen, aatrinen uuo bic Gin
ieBung elmer belonberen apmmiifion bier
gu. 12) giniii6rung 8erliuer OmnibuRe
auF alien Straben. 49, Ginfii6rung elefs
triIder @orortba6nen. ID gtnfibrnng Der
RobrpuF. 49, gau eines 3sutralbobnbofs.
16) 9eieitieune Der oberen aabel uub be-
rem 9taung unteriroiid. ~ 6lei9maa
dung 8ari6aus nit Berlin in jeber 9ins
iidt. 18) Ginfiibrung bon 9on3erten auf
offentIiden 8ldBeH. 1o) giHfibrung Der
&irnenorbnung nd6 4rt Der 9erIiuer.
@as lager po6t bic 9isrperbutbggenoiz
Zen, bic in r6uinea4- unb r8arbareu"
2iigea tdgIih ihpelQsr, 81 Dem Munf4
30. II Der 8eipo6ner bon Wariduu, bas
man gerabe IN ienen Areifen 10 oft urlo 10.
germ 6as paris bes Oftens" nannte2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-27
Ser aampf in
ben aOl0niea.
aie 8a6c serteiOisHns anmeraus &c.
gen bic eusIii6e itebermadt.

Die safricdn @orlb" briust in i8rel
Drummer 675 folsenoe amtlide MeIbuna
Oes sHgIti6en arisgsmmiifertams:
s8umbio9as 1T burd cine eaoIiIhe
Streitmaat inter Sberitleutnant San
tpoob mad einem brsiBigHinoigsn aampF
am 3. Gftokr eeuommen. 9er Hein6
iDirb NIT betrd6tliden ardften eneFaiit
perfOlgt. Die feinbli6en 8erIuite tenn
ten nod nidlt feItgeitelt Derben.
pie rafritun Morlb@ fiibrt ba8u ats.
oaB Wunbiasds 5ebn Msilen fiolid bprn
SdnagufluB Iiest unb Sd Meifen sitli0
BON sbea, tueIdss bur9 cine aemi3nie qps
Tonne Der 8srbHnbeten, bic in ibret aros
Ben Re1r8nbl aus 5ran3oien beltdaoer
babe, bereits am rs. 9tfo6er 1914 oes
HonlHen ipor6en Iet.
Oieie tur3e Melbnno qibt. tpenn man
lts nit ben friiberen in .3ufdmmenAana
bring, Elm pOrtrefflibes Bib bon Ser
3dbisteit, nit psl9er unIers tupFeren
9amerunsr abi6uitt fit 4bId1nitt bes
ShuBgebietes ~herteibigen. 9urddIt oeht
aus Der DrrIiesenben engliI6en Melbunq
obne neitsrea tldr berbor, bdB bic bereins
ten ben unferen melt ~iberleaenen Streits
trdfte Der 8erbinbeten nd6e8u Elm DpQes
Sdhr gebrdu9t bdben, nm DDn gOea III
per Ht9tung Saunoe "a Meilen - fafs
id9li9 fnb es dber nur etDa so Rilpmes
ter portudrts au tofnmen.
Wds bic enelif9e Welblno dber berz
i9tpeist unb moran Ti9 aud Bic african
Worlb" nidt mebr gu erinnern fheint. 1T
bic Satiude, baB bic GnqIdn6er uno
Jrdn 'len Mitte Wai bieIes sSabres
idon einmut ben 6btld=abIdnitt, befien
9aupttiiBpuntt Wnmbideas mar. nit
iberlegensn Rrdften unb bur6 aleihaeitiq
umfahenosn aneriff boa 5u6en Der for
ciert hatten, batn a6er gnbe MQi 6irh
eltlen oeutffen @egenitoB unter er6ebliden
@erlaten fir bic 8erbiinbefen tpieber ouf
@bed 5uriidsttDorfen fDlr0en. Quh bies
leg ~2dl srfdeint bic 5offnuna begriinbtf,
odB es ben tdpferen 8erteibidern qanes
runs gelingen mirb, brn BEN bohploteqn
Jnlnees, an Defen ltnterifen adnb crit
Die @nglGubet porgeorungs1 5inA. erneat
5or8uFuben. Der Mortldut Der enoIifden
Wtelbung: Die feinblihen 9erIuife fonnz
ten nod nidt ~feffeeitent fDerben" IdBt
barduf fdlieben, baB unfsre sruppen
nt9t etfpu cine IieberLooe erIitten habsn.
lorbern MIR Dem Druid iberlegener feinos
ltaer Mafen ausgepi9en limb unb fid in
cine eiinitigere sterung 8~uriidgesDgen bas
ben, tim aus biefer gu ~gelegenerer 3eft unb
inter fit fe giinitieeren 8ebinqunqer
bor5ubre9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-27
Die &intcraasrannag
Der q. u. q. srnppcn.
90s glpnee. CberfOmmanbO bat nit
taOcllOier &ihttlidfeit searbeitet.

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ben gruppen Der Giibpeifront bereits
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gen nit ben 10 betpdbrten SdtDorm0fen
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tpuroen fir bic 9ruppen in ben unfptrfs
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geeeben, fir Bdapofen, gbauffeure unb
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nit ben dIgemeinen 4rrnee3ufmiiben au
ben Stuppen geIangt pber nerben mod fir
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