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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

Berlin, 81. 9lae. (Glmfenbcridt ]
~ Die llebericeii6e 0cuietcitsogcn'
fur per0ficntlthte 6%plgeuorS 2ls
Der Marauis Creme fiIr5lidi I'M
&ouie Der britiiMen 2oros Die Be
merflipg modtc. GeutihlauO Der.
leete oos oen g~ercinigtcn Stoaten
gegebenc 8eripre1en 5dJiifc our6,
Tauhboote obuc Heterogeneous
@arnuna niAt b~erienfen at loilcu,
tonnte or ooS ntdt begrinoen. Sciu
3iel bcitano lidtli1 MIR BARN Die
5piidcn Den @ereinigten Stoaitl
.imo Icutihlono b%ritcbeuocn gltcl
9e5icDimgen az itoreu unO Die omr
.ritdnii6c oiientlitc 0teintna BIT
@roBbritanuicus @uniten 81 bcrin.
ilniieu
Die &rt mo @eiic, in Der Der
0iarqiis ictne 8eiduloi9ungcn Dor,
.bradjte, B Ocutlit erfcmcn, ooi]
.cr fcilc NapeiIc 1uttc ut0 Ole MI.
.0eutlmg Die Gcutifen bdttcn and
nod aut llcberlcbci0e in Rcttuaqs
booten gei6oiiGH, tounte eben mr.
ron eiuer &atiott fommen, bic bic
n9aralong" mn uaing Stephen"
D2or0cr ill., SduB udhmert mo bic
&eloin bon &oob" obglGi6 tic nd.
cineS Nioroes iduloig gemoft BAT
tc, nod beion0ers olts8ci4ncte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Ipridtt tn
Sriscc SO 2lrbeitcrn!
ban aabital nnO Arbeitrr
einia Isin unS %sAiammenwir.
fen miincu.

y Gan 8rancisco, Cal. 81. Mug
Jas. e. 1ugbes. Der Republican,
Te 9rditoeuti@aits 0oilOiont. ipro6
MI Samstag aud Dor Den arbcitern
Ier Union ,Sscn 8orfS, 0enen er
lNlter nn0erem ioqte:
NM Nus Arbcitermirren fonncn Sie
|ucn gerOienit brrmt5i6laeen. 1ie.
"a GOige llnrll0c uno llnqcuiBbeit
faub oufDoren. 6 miB Der @eIit
her aooperntion, oes 3tlinnmcnuir
lens, Der 3uiomncugcborigteit cac
o%cieclen. Gs fam TEN Grfolg en-
5ielt iucrOcl, no cs al oieiem ieblt.
Dos aopital fam nidlts 5uitonoc
;ringcn obue Die 2lrbeiter, uuo nieie
lidlt o1nc Oas Napitnl.
u1ns 5ln0olueirt elmer eriprieB
ideu gleaierlmg nluB cine 5%utrieoe
ne glrbeiteri6aft fem. ole bon Dem
Bepubtieiu eriitlt lit, Dab iie tell
timmt oil Der nntionoIcn 8roipe
rit1t.
Sd bin Der auiitt ooB por ben
)eioen 8auptiottoreiL Die Den &obl.
tnllo Der Gotion 5uiton0c brin9er.
{apitol uno 2lr6eit. ole Arbcit nidt
II DEM g}oBe oaertnunt miro, loie
ID rs peroieat.
9ugbes luac @cgcnitan0 eiuer
uubrel GDattou, mo Die BeaciiEe
ung erreitte i6ren @0bepumft, ais
II iif inter oie 2alte begnb uno in
dittclte. Glide botten ioeben nod
)er5li6er @Giie Die oerben Jaltite
iii 5traubitod banticrt o0er bic
{olleniaouiel geiiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

bon ungniigenocr @~rnGbrung aflS
ungenigeuSer aleiOnng umgefout-
men iin0. Ssyn onoeren 8eri6ten
muroe 5uaegeben, Dab ben 2erten
0bren, 9faien uno onoere 8Iie0mas
Zen %erfrOreu limb, ioOaf Sieic tell
tueiie atnputicrt luerben mtkten.
Bon Scr Grfenntuis au8gebeu0,
oaB fir 0en fommenoen 8inter
au8giebige 0ilfe geIhaffen mer0en
mltB, bat 0ie ACKNOWLEDGMENT
TilrIorge" iid NIT Der n@ilf8aftion
GieutIin", Die bon ser bG6itet au-
t~oritaten, 3. s., 0em 9euti9en
RetdsfonSler oI8 obiolut 8l1ber=
ldliiq be8ei6net mltr0e, in gerbins
oung geiebt un0 nit 0icier 2 Nus
itnttnngscinGeiten fir Die 8inter-
befleiolng Der 9riegsgefnngenen in
Sibirien perein6art.
Die cine lit fir @efonget1e be-
itimmt. oeren Qeibpoidc nod trag
bar If, uuo beitcbt aus:
/ iducrct 9cfattcrten @iatcr-
nlontel,
1 id)mcrer 8irterboie,
@aar i6lperen 2eOeridaftbitie-
ieln,
/ monGuriiden Miibe nit 56ub-
Happen fir 0bren lulo gtnderL.
Ole onSere ausitattltng beitebt
aus:
1 8aor frGftigen @eI5itiefeln.
1 @ineitiden idipererL mottier-
ten 9ede, 6-5 SUB.
1 Doaenen 1nterbent6,
/ moIlenen llrterbole,
ie 1 &oor moIleue Striimpfe unO
Soden
6 Soidlentiidern.
9ieic Nltsitottllngct mer6en bon
elmer 9fcihc pon 6raltcnbilfs 8crei.
.len iii alien groBcren Staoten Dit
aiicns berseiteat. "a CO. 100000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

FOLDER fir ben fomntet0en @inter
in 5roge fomrnen fonnte cine it6ers
aus b~orteilbofte Nnfertiguftg err
mirft neroeu, iOSak cine ieOe bOl-
itGnhise 4nsriitnng einidlieRIid
SranspDrtfOifen nod ben ii6iriEfen
gagern MIR 5 SpIlar fotet.
0ie oGrieg8gefcngenen -Jiriorge@
lift gerne bereit, berortige Iusitdt-
tlu8en ou ein3elne Sriegsgefangene
fiir oieien biQigeH 4reiS beforoern
81 lalien.
Sic lit bernii6t, in ben 8erei1ig-
len Stanten Die 8etrdge fir $50.
900 tompIette @interor8Itattungen
gu ialnmeln uro lebtere tn 0It.
9fien orbeiten uto nod Sibirien
~oerienoen st laiien.
G8 lit bie8 elm 8erf, al Dem iif
Sung ltlD 9lt, g[rrn uno Geidl@
beteiligen iollten. Sic Der ipobl.
babenOe @eber iid 0urh 6ie Stiff
titng zines Solties i'll Rognit Elm
~onuernoes Gentma( iihert. fam
nuh Der meniger rei1lid NIT
8Iitf8giitcru @eiegnete it9 bier
GelfenD betotigen. inoem er eiliein
@efon9enen lit Si6irien ote @eoq[idl.
felt bietet, iiber oan idrefliden II.
biriihen @inter biumeg5ltfommen.
Inn Damn naH 8~eenoigung bes Grie.
Qes geiuno IN sic 4rne ieiner So.
milie 5itri;f3ufe6ren.
Die 561oerer oes 8lanes liu6
aniidt DAB oieies neaefte S
inert bel ben bier lebeu0en 5re1as
oinne1 uno 6retpoen Der 3eutral
mG6te oie ginitigite alifnnbmg ulio
oeren groBmoglifite llnteritibung
fin0en miro. Z Die eeoerapbiide 2o-
ae Der E6iriihen @efangenenIneer
if oerort Dab bon Amerifa melt
spcdn1Bigere Silfe geleiitet pernen
fam. ais DoH ben 3entralal1dIten
leIbit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
.D~cMtldsam. pclksfcit
in Spr0cmfc, ucbr.!

SpraenIe, g1cbr., 81. 9lua.
Die Gorbereitlmqen fir oas Oeuti6
amerifanidc 8olfSieit. pel6es Dier
Gonnerstag ben "a. 4ugult alb.
aebalten miro, iiuo uabe8u abge'
idloIien. Iae5 0eutet ooralif bin,
BAH, mern mir i6oues 8etter bn
ben, Der @rfolg Elm aruBortiger iein
miro. gaes lit getan iDuroen, I'M
ben @aiteu Den 4iicntbalt tn I'M,
lerer Stoot 10 ongencbtn nie mur
m6aIih 5it geitaltcn, mo ieOer Gin
3iae miro iiderlih beirieoigt Dos
.5eit berloiieu.
IS ergebt biernit OIL ole 9ert.
i6cu Der llmgebltug rpie oes 9nn5en
.5taotes bic @inlaoung, Dem Bolts.
felt hci5umobnen. 6olgenoeS bicl.
pcripreden0e 8rogralItn lit autge.
.itelt iporoen:
~8ormittugs.
1000 ll6r StraBcuton3ert.
1880 llbr Gulpfan9 Der @oItc oIl
8o6nhoi.
400 ll1r @oroOe 5ltut 8orf.
0}lliftapclle.
Sdngern1ari6: o6inuli5 gum &olo"
Cnabu. 2incoln uno Ealmnge
Wdmerhor. Brof. ID. Huo.
Rrn{p Tirinpnt
8egriiBuugareoe son. j. u.
Rellter.
@iQfomm Der Stoot MaDor
Ibeo. Guthrie.
2miprade - Seuutor Sobn Wattes.
rameriea" Moiienhor uno @tu.
Ittfapeae.
oGes 2ieoes ariitaG" Mdnner.
DIOR,
pa d. mittag8.
o3eS NulocS Morgen8ruB"
Utdnncrhor.
glniprodc Or. 6. 8. Braun.
sic @odt am Rbein" - Duff
fapellc uno g}aiiendor.
@oloesrQuiden" 0tdnnerdor.
Qlniprofe ~ GDief Suffice Morriiep.
Sh0ner Rlein, 8ater Rbein"
Mldnner6or.
SrdbeiIid, mcin 0iruoel" Ndn-
nerhor.
Wtuiiffapellc.
I5Gngerfeit oeS Wtdnucrdor:
Nm Der @cier".
5dngertnorid g5Gnger Gui".
IS Ite6t cine m1dtige 2iloc."
nGrinnerllng an 8eterboff".
Gin blotlfe5 8ort".
I6enDs.
700 ll1r StrnBcntnrl3ert.
1880 ltbr aon8ert in 9arf.
&beinlpcinlieo" Mannprhor.
,@rilBe all Die @einlnt4 Dan.
uerdor.
4niprahe Senator @Iattes.
,llntcr Dem 0oppelaoler" Dan
nerdor.
9lnipradc @rof, Saul Drum
ulaHn, uniberiit1t BON 9tebrdSfo
9l6I4ieosre0c 3ep. Geter Oft
Ibific0shor" M%dnnerdor.
AltRerDeH 9(ufItetgen eil,es 2uft
bollpns, ionic Spicte mo 9eluitl
aungeu alter grt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
gls eeidic anIaefnnOen.

Scottsbluif gtcbr., q. Al9uit.-
9us Die ar~geitclten Der bieligeu
3citlrng o5eotts6luif Republicau"
5mnstog frub 5ltr 9(rbeit autro.
ten, fatoen iie 81 ibrem 5dlrcf SRI.
2eiIi 8citerbclt, Die 1lteite God
fer oes sSubnbers Der 3eititna 6. z.
QgeiterpeIt. nit 0urdidoHeuer Sflld-
fc ais geid)e Dor 3ebcn ibr lag
Scr IebolDer ibres 9aters. Dte
utQc Game Bette bereits I'M feds
ll9r friib Die cIterlide 8obnung
ncrIalicl. araebli6 i'm eineu Spa
3iergaug gu unterne1meil. yian
fam iid) nidt erfI0ren mas 6a5
bohgedftete hinge MaOden in ocn
COB getrie6en bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Som Salas eerabrt.

5nbocr, 9lebr. 81. 4uguit.-1e
Ia Ser llmacbuno BON 5cribner
uoBncnoc Jarnler 2luguit 9cinien
uuroe. ais " aui elmer @eburfss
agsQcieuidait beim aarteuiptel
,qB pom S6lag 9%etroifen uno ltarb
ma Oret Smn0eu ipater. Der Yer.
tpr6ene mar So Sabre alt uu0 er.
ireute iih o%Ilacn1cinrr 9elicbtbelt.
81 BinterldBt ieine @nttiH unO orei
g6bnc, bon oeuen Der 14iobrige
Serbert idyperfrunf IN Omaha IN
,iner 8oipitol oonie0cr lic8t Die
9eerbigtmg lamb inter GROCER Gell.
natute III 5cribncr Itdtt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

enleppen Gle fh einiadb bnrfe eebeH ~,
ben Gle Die UlGrtern irgenbetHrt Bllti5aiipeii
e%riraQeH, Bic JbHet bic WeiuH0heit a~eliohlfui
sic i'm Jbre geheHsluit itlo s5reiipe beiroqen,
eaatten ocB iraberen i%iariet celblt 6urid'
aelalien bai2
gsenn blcB Der San ~ onnH rdtet mir
sbnen, cilpd8 fin 3br 9lni 81 iin. BeTaitte,
iea Blnt III tin mebr ar1ffhelt mo GeioeI
berantmOrlItm, ais irgcubeipaS ditberes, llno
Ron @cfuubbeit fdnr leste 3ebe icif, Bite ocr
pebcnsiait, Der icben Tell 0es 96lpers rahfi
uno uui6ari, luieher rein mo irel bon OIL
III.
Cd Chr fflcnfeB @Wf fn bircb Qlnlaria,
Mbeumdiiamis. 0ntarrb. Siroleln ntiiedenoe
@lutberaiftuna ooer iraenoci1 diIoreb 8lutlei'
BEN au5CtpL tsie l0nnefl aeluno tpetbeil mo
mieoer 6as irifhe, beitben0e 8eilhl bnbeti,
has MIR ans r~eireuL gut geHabrtent 9lni ionI'
men farm.
Q. Q. .. 1T oas befis gluimiitel, oas be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
@lit aerit4rt edenne.

CRAWFORD, 9}e6r, q. 4uguit
Sn ole Sdamc oc8 is Meiteu
iitooitli6 BON bicr mo6ncuoen 6nr-
mer SerrD MiAmager ihIlq Cams.
toe nodt Der 9liB Elm mo iette tic
IN 9rone. Geridie0ene bunoert
@uibels @etreioc ginger nit Dem
@ebduoe in 6lunmen auf. 8erlt.
derltng mar uitt Dorbonoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
111an muB lein 8lut
I'M 5ruhlino reinioenl

fanni m oas Mlifel Der gi0inr. rein plinnBs
no. Gs peht hircit Slnt cit 0eb QelbRn&, 8err
iibri Bic aeime. Die iim bon beH Feieit Nili
ietlmcn nibfeit, bcrirelbt dlleS @ili uiio inidt
Nheru.
Mehm Gle 2. G. 2. nebmen. ham erperi
Heutleren Gle Mot etpn. pcnn e. 2. g. tt
felt 80 Sn6ren nns Gianoarhf FinintliicI aes
@einHbbett unb iiarfe 2ebenefroIl Der arohcI
9eilfrdii bieieB MiitclS iduipeit.
eie babet tett elm Bupcrldfines 1ouitlm
H0iia. Gle 5hnler8cf, nle 5ehlpdnc, bee
Ulanael oil Qebensirdii un6 sQngi ifn6 cille
inreie NbreS aorpers. TIN bon fHiDancm mo
ncroiiiciem aIut ~ eri8feu. eearfipprier Ste
oiefcH 9ilfefd3rei ourb g. g. q, ona aroBc
BIuimitfel, Oas bic glHitedinq nnetrctbi unb
oas Alut aefuHo nlani. Nauie1 Gle g. e. Q.
nod) beuie In bet glpotbeic. O. mir0 belfen.
I'm pelpiifimicH drBtiinen Rat i1retbe NOR
am: mlebieul Department, Wupm en- &miit
Gpeelfic GoMpann, AtldHia, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
gom Snaen auaeriffeu.

Gortb 4lottc 9lebr.. 81, 9tuguit.
Ser eff Weilen iiiolpeitli6 BON
bier pobnenbe 6drmer Sobn Gran
oaa muroe bon einem mitenoeit
guaen ~au9eqriffcn, nieoeraeftoBea
rno libel sugeridtet. @r fegt nit
fifnf ac6roderen Gippen uno anoe-
reu &erlebmgcn inn tritiiden 3u-
itan0 6anieoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Cur Iettcn Oinbe bcitattet.

aurora g}cbr., 81. 4lquit.
SomStog miroe ouf Dem Ri6lou0
5rieobof n0rDli6 bon aurora 50.
iep6 @drnefe. eth 6cfanutcr 5or.
mer our letten Hube bcitottet. Der
8eritorbene. Der Elm alter bon 60
Sobren erreidtc mar aui Der &rd
relic bon Colorado %erfrantt uno
filr5 mad Der gnfunft in ieiuem,
nobc marqlette aelcacnen Seim,
%qeltprben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
glntObicbe snriifsebraflt.

gorf, 9le6r. q. quguit SGe.
riii Oiilter III init s. 9arrp 9ton-
meldlcr bon Der 2orfcr VII.
To So. Gin 4lltomobil ~8cltoGlet bat
lie 5autstag pen Colorado cinge!ruf.
len. Gan0plpb lit and onaeflngt.
D. %. 4iileibaA Der i'm ncr9aftcll
polite, erutor0et 3u babeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
6cncr in 8nlUcria6rif.

Niontrcol GdnnOa II. auguit
81 0tummon0pile, Gue6eG,
lpurOe Ole 9ulperiabrif Der g[ctnn.
Chemical So. our6 elm 6euer Itorf.
bci6doigt. 8iini 9lrbeiter foHOcn
Den 6lnmmentoO m0 ~ murocu.
pcrlebt; icds DAMON mer0cn tpo1r'
i6cinli6 iterbat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
sdrnne nbnc6rnnnt.

9eotrice, ytebr, 2t. Nuault. =
9Glf Der 5artu pon @ul. 8plie, ct,
ma ied]8 Mcilrn iii0mcitIid bon Der
5ta6t, bic @at. Carpenter aepnh
tct bat, lit Die 5Meuue init 300
9uibels 0}ai5 uuo @cfer ionic cine
Menge 9tlfolia uieoerge6rannt Der
Sdooen in @obe BON uu9efdbr 5000
lit teillueiie our6 &eriiGertng &C.
0edt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
@pnf gllttn niebcraernnnt.

Columbus 9tebr.. ii. 2t1tgnit.-
Ger i~etsjdbrigc 5reboie Oeitjen
Sobu BON 6errn mo 6rnn 3, o..
Oeitieu, mllr6e Samstog Don Dem
2(uto 81 &C. u. 2leiden8 oHge
fobren mo nlu @opi erbeblid) pcr
lest, Or. 2ueidcuS ua1m oen a(ci.
men in ieine Office nit un0 nd6te
sic Sopfmuu0e 8u. po5u 30 Glide
n0tig uargu. Gem Ar5t trifit tciuc
ShltLb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

Berlin. u. augrit. (5unfenoepe.
lde.) A0olpb non gorodi, 8rGii
bent Der QabrtHasberteiluuas gie'
borOc CAB gciteru cine offcntli@c
Grfldrung 1ernis. 0oB nod ocn
oiis aGeu 6eiIeu ocs giei6es cinge.
lmlfcncn 8eridfen Die oiesia1rige
0Gltide Grntc oieicnieen Der leBton
Sabre Dor Dem ariege bel meitenl
iibcrtrcffeu miro. DieicIbe fiMert
Dcltidlaho gcnlig Gobrungsmittel
iitr Elm mciterlS SSobr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
mctterberiAt.

Jiir GntoBa umo llntgcgc10:
sdlon beute nbcn0 mo Giellstag
tiibler beiite abclt6.
5ilr 8ebrasfo SeiHpelie 6cluoltt
6cutc obeno fii9ler int oitlidert uno
5~entraLen 1cil. Iien5tag ~allgenciu
ld6n m0rrner tm meitliden Ieil.
5iir Soma: 2ofdle @clnitterregen
)eute nohuiittog o0cr 1eute obeno;
ibler beute abeno. Dicnstag all.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
gYanidlen nellr SdmIe.

Go5oro. glebr, 81 Auguii. ~ Bel
einer Spc8ialiuabl erfl1rten fid pa.
8i!rqer oes Ortes fir Die Grid
tuna elmer Jlclten 5file tin 8crte
ron $4,000, luGbrcno tttr rs oa4
dcqen i"titanttcn. 9olpldne iolcn
iofort einqeirogt ncroeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21

Gin etma 40iabri9er unbefannter
Mann, oniheineno Gin 4rbeiter,
mtroe Samstog nodmittog Ode "a.
un0 Gunti1la Ctr, bon Ser Stbe
iIberlauatt mo itiir5te bepuBtlos
AMI Der 5trnBe nieoer. Ut murOe
rad penn ct Soicp9s Noipital ge
bred)t no man ieinen 3nitanO iir
beoenfli1 erflarf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
Der 0nnnihenbote God 9

Ger QeDcihenbote sod BOND
ihail3r amstag naamittog @fe 81.
un6 ndrnarn Stry BON leinem RaO
itlb brad Elm BEN.
0ic @ooomen Of an1erico
6ielten 5amstag nadnIittog in Bel.
.leule ibr jGbrlides &idnid 40.
5ait 5000 @erionen. Mitalieoer Deg
Green's ais 0eu Douglas, gSaibing
ton utlO 5orpp Counties nit ihren
5amilien nabntetl al Dem Aus.
lug tell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-21
minterkleiSMno
fir Sie itbtriidbcn
ltric9seef0n9cncn'

Baltimore, M6., i'm 4ugltit 1916.
9[n bic Seamtcu Ser Staats., GtaSt-
unO Crts0erbGnSe oes 9eutidl.
amcrifautihen Natiunal6nnOcs!
Se9r gee6rtc @crrenl
Sn einent fritberen Glnoi8rei-
ben bobc id oitf ole uuIdglihen 2eis
sen Der in Sibirien ltntergebrn6ten
oeutl4en mo iterreih-lngarii6en
arie9sqefnngcnen bingemieien, un0
ole IN Der 3niiden3eit einqegange-
ncn Witteilungen 3eigen, 0aB oieiel.
ben Iih NIT Dem 4noalern oeS &rie-
qeS meiter beri9limmern. Plus Ell
mem iiingit beroffcntlidten 8erid]t
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faugcnen nit 8interfleibuns.
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men In 5ibirien Die @eriorgung nit
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g~etersbrrq bot IN eiaem ufiiSiellen
geridlte go. 1919 bonn 16. Mars
1916 fcitaeiteIlt oaB III 0cu 2agerf
GrenburQs Suiidel 1000 bis Is.
600 arteasaelanaete an Den 6O!aen
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
ELMA.

Fred Voorhees,, of New Hampton
was business caller in town Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fallgatter visited in
New Hampton Wednesday afternoon.
Bernadette Conway had a slight at
Mr.. Meyer twice, one bullet hitting
right again.
Henry Perry was very sick for a
few days, but at present is able to
BIZ up and around.
Mr.. Bartels, of Wavcrly, has been
visiting his sons in the country.
"The Prince and the Pauper" was
thoroughly enjoyed by the children at
the family theatre Saturday, Christ
mas treat to them by the Farmers
bank.
John Ebert took Jerry Conway to
Cresco Wednesday,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
Marie Sveetka, Of Lidgerwood, n.
D., is visiting relatives in this vicini-

Marie Svestka, of Lidgerwood, n.
D., is visiting relatives in this vicini-
ty
Victoria Polansky came home from
Cedar Rapids Tuesday to visit her
mother a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bilek autoed
from Cresco Saturday to visit the lat
ter's father, Joseph Kubik, who is
very sick.
Mrs. Benjamin Bouska, of Schley
visited her parents here last week.
Wenzel Zahajsky, Mr.. and Mrs
John Holechek returned from Chica-
go, ILL.,, Saturday.
While doing chores one day last
week, F. J. Fencl was seriously injur-
ed when hog attacked him making
deem wound above the knee. Mr.
F'encl is under the skillful care OF
DR.. Smittle of Waucoma.
Mrs. Fred Vachta and daughter
Marcella, of Prairie du Chen, Wis.
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank W. Sobolik.
Mr. and Mrs. John Chyle of Pisek
NJ D., are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Chyle. L"
A Bohemian play will be given by
our home talent in Beseda Opera
House on Tuesday evening, Dec. 26
1916. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
COUNTY NEWS.
RIDGEWAY.

Rev. Mershon and wife, of Fayette,
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. G.
M. Shoemaker.
The M. E. S. S. will hold their ex-
ercises on Saturday evening, Dec.
%, to which everyone is most cor
daily invited.
Mrs. G. w. Griffith and Ada were
Cresco shoppers Thursday.
The high school will render a can
tata on Friday evening, Dec. %, in
the assembly room. Patrons and
friends have rare treat in store for
them.
Services in the M. E. church Sunday
morning, Dec. "a. Epworth League
at GAS.
Alice Bakken returned to Forest
City Tuesday morning to complete
the terms work up to the holidays.
Mrs. Albert MIX and Louise were
at Cresco Saturday afternoon.
Miss Elvira Johnson was at Cresco
on Wednesday to see her brother at
Mercy hospital, who underwent an
operation this week.
Emma Dyorak was a Cresco visitor
Saturday.
Joseph Anderson spent several
days last week at the Bert Werhan
home.
Orlando Qualley and Adolph Rotto,
Of Luther college, spent the week end
here with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Qualley.
Henry Ludvigson, of St. Paul, spent
Tho CT boro with, tho n AO6ar.
son family.
Ogden Fosse visited home folks at
Schley from Friday to Monday.
Rev. G. NJ Shoemaker was at Cres-
co Monday afternoon.
The Misses Josephine and Christine
Owen spent Sunday at home from
their school duties at Dccorah.
Mrs. N. c. Putnam and Ruth were
at Cresco Saturday afternoon.
5i Josephine Degro was Cresco Wis
itor on Saturday
M. Mrs. Mike Kratz returned from
Colfax, Iowa, Saturday where she has
been taking treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. Anton Espeseth was at Cresco
between trains Saturday. .-
Mrs. Haatvedt returned from Decor
all Saturday where she vicited her
sister, Mrs. Claus Espeseth.
John Linde, who is attending
Luther college, spent Sunday with
relatives.
Mrs. ALIVE Griswold was called to
Dubuque Monday by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Ed Ellingson went to Calmar
Monday to visit relatives.
Ella Fisher and Florence Grimm,
of DEBORAH, returned home Monday
after visiting at the W. KuntZ home.
Ole Turner and son Melvin went
to DEBORAH Monday to visit relatives.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that at a
special meeting of the stockholders of
the Cresco Coop Commission Co. held
at Cresco, Ia, on the 9th day of Sept.
1916, by vote of more than
two-thirds of the capital stock of said
corporation, it is resolved that said carr
poration be dissolved, the assets of the
corporation be disposed of and distribu-
ted to the stockholders, after all the
debts and claims against said corpor-
alton have been paid and fully satisfied.
Jas. N. Smith, Pres.
18-4t E. M. Eldridge, Sec'y.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22

Mrs. Smith Curtis, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity, returned
to her LONE in Cresco, the last of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith visited
at the E. Stephenson home, Sunday.
E. Stetler, of Richland Center, Wis,
visited few days the first of the week
at the Davis home.
Beulah Peterson was guest of her
cousin, Miss B. Peterson, a few days
this week, ~
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22
NOTICE IN PROBATE.

10 Whom 1t May Concern:-
You and each Of you are hereby notified to
appear at the Court House in Cresco, How
ad,county, Iowa, on the 9Th day OF March,
A. d., 1917, at 2 o'clock p. M, to attend
the probate Of an instrument purporting to
be the last VIII and Testament Of August
Milham, late of Howard County, Iowa, De-
ceased, at which time and place y on VIII ap-
pear and show cause, II any, why said VIII
should not be admitted to probate.
In Testimony Whereof, / have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed the Seal of
the District Court this 18th day OF Decem-
Der. 1916, GSEAL1 j. w. PLATT,
Clerk OF District Court.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-12-22

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