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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

At on shipments Of eggs unless there
are present larger percentages Of bad
eggs than are ordinarily present in
recognized commercial grades Of can
died egss. The Department il in
formed, that cases Of eggs are not al-
lowed to receive even the lowest can
died egg grades II the cases contain
more than one and one half dozen Of
s per cent Of bad, eggs. Country ship
pers who are not certain Of the fresh
ness Of their eggs should candle them
shipping; them H. inte1state
commerce.
bad Eggs Must Be Deaatured.
Eggs which are adulterated may be
shipped in interstate Of foreign COM
merce for use in tanning OF other tech.
meal ways without violating the pro
visions Of the Food and Drugs Act
only If they are first denatured so a.
to render them incapable Of being used
in the she'll, adulterated shell eggt
must be broken out and denatured
prior to shipment. The views of sthe
Department with respect to the de:
maturing Of eggs are stated in Bureau
Of Chemistry Service and Regulatory
Announcements No. 2, paragraph 10
and No. IL, opinion 102.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
1 CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND fEvERIsA
WHEN c0NSTPATED
Look, Mother! II tsnsse. is coated
Clean little liver and bowels.

5at ;yourslitt is coated,
it is. . sure sign the stomach, liver and
bowels need = gentle, thorough cleans
ing ct once. When your child is cross,
peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep,
eat OF act naturally; full Of cold,
throat sore or if feverish, give . tea
spoonful Of California Syrup Of Figs"
and in . few hours all the clogged-up,
constipated waste, sour bile and undi-
gested food will gently move out Of
the bowels and you will have q we'll,
playful. child again.
Sick children needn't BE coaned to
take this harmless "fruit laxative"
Millions Of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know it's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know q little
given today saves . sick child tomor-
row.
Ask your druggist for a 5o-cent bot
tie Of California Syrup Of Figs,
which contains directions for babies,
children Of all ages and fer erown-upa
plainly on the bottle. Beware Of
counterfeits sold here. Get. the gen.
uine made by "Calitornia Fig Syrup
Company"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
SCHROEDER
D|ESFR0M COLD

Herman Schroeder, a man about az
years old, and son of William Schroe--
der of Lakota, was found dead about
a mile west of Doyon Friday morning
last. He was discovered by a Great
Northern section crew about 10 o'clock
and the coroner was notified and he in
connection with Sheriff. Olsen went to-
the place and after an Investigation
had the body brought to: this city,
where an inquest was held.
The coroner's jury consisted of Chas.
,Doyon, ]. B. LeDuc and w. F. Rebillard
of Doyon. After hearing the testi-
mony the jury brought in q verdict
that Schroeder came to his death. by
freezing. It seems that he took a
train from Doyon to Crazy Thursday
evening and started to walk back il
the evening, and being in poor physi
cal condition he lost his way, or be
came bewildered and died from expos
ure. The remains were prepared TO
burial and were shipped to Lakot'
where the funeral was held. His faith.
er came here from Lakota and accom-
panied the remains to that place.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICES
AT THE SALVATION ARMY

Commencing next Tuesday, March
18th, a weeks special revival CAM
paign will be held at the local. bar
racks, conducted by Envoy Edwin A.
Wilmer, the noted revivalist.
The Envoy is a man of very wide
experience, having been a %salvationist
for over thirty years, and has seen
service in many foreign countries, in
Guiding pioneer work amongst the Zu-
lu tribes of South Africa. He is a
very forceful speaker, and large
crowds have been attracted to. his
meetings in the towns being visited.
A very successful campaign has just
been completed at Crookston, Mimi,
and the local newspapers Of that city
report the Army hall as crowded to
capacity. The Envoy is somewhat
like Zacchaeus, in stature, measuring
only four feet ten inches in height,
but is a perfect human dynamo for
fire and zeal. Special prayer meetings
will be held daily for the success Of the
campaign, and Captain and Mrs. Muir
ply extend a most hearty invitation
for all Christian friends who are in
terested in a revival of religious work
in this city, to join with them in the
prayer meeting on Friday afternoon at
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
10 CONTROL INTERSTATE SHIP.
OF ADULTERATED EGGS.

Warrington, D. c., March '8.-The De-
partment Of Agriculture gives notice
that shipments containing more than
five per cent Of had etgsswill be re-
garded a. violating the Food and Drug
Act-Suggests that country shippers
Candle Eggs intended for Interstate
Commerce. = y
ms.Departpent Of .Agriculture h..
had under consideration for some
time the application Of the Federal
Food and Drugs Act to the shipment
in interstate commerce Of eggs in the
shell, especially the two classes OF
legs known in the trade as Current
receipts" and as rejects" from cand-
ling rooms. Current receipts" con-
|tain 1t different seasons Of the year
varying proportions Of eggs which are
filthy, deeomposed, Of putrid. RE
jects" from candling. rooms, .as-a-rule'
contain large proportions Of eggs
which are filthy, decomposed, or putrid
and very small proportions Of eggs
suitable. for consumption.
Under the Federal Food and Drugs
Act, eggs, in common with other arti-
cles Of food, are a~dulterated If they
consist wholly or in part Of q filthy
decomposed or putrid substance. Sec
II of the Al t-prohibits the shipment in
interstate commerce Of foods which
are ad~ulterated. and it is plain that
this prohibition applies to the ship.
ment in interstate commerce Of 'cur.
rent receipts" or Of rejects" from
Gambling rooms or Of any other grade
of eggs in the shell: unless the filthy
decomposed, or putrid eggs have beer
removed.
In the opinion of the Department
eggs which contain yolks stuck to tn
shell, moldy eggs. black spots, mixes
rots, added eggs, black rots, and an!
other eggs which consist wholly or il
part Of a filthy, decomposed, or putri'
substance, art adulterated.
The Investigations of the Depart
ment have shown that it is CONNER
cially practicable, by the methods o
Gambling, to eliminate from any give1
shipment most of the eggs Of the KIM
which the Department regards as ad
liberated. It is not the practice Of tn
Department, however, to base pro
(ceedings under the Food and Drug
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
OF FIVE OTHERS In WISCONSIN
attacked BY STRANGE NAL
ADY, THREE HAVE DIED.

= 0conto, Wis, March 8.-Miss Dora
Henderson today was declared thor.
oughly awake and out Of danger, fol-
lowing an attack Of sleeping sickness
in which she. remained. unconscious
sixteen out of seventeen, days.
Miss Henderson's sleep record is the
longest Of six persons in this vicinity
who contracted the strange malady
The first sufferer was Harold Bodie
who slept five days, and, altho artifi.
cially red, died without regaining con.
seriousness. Two others who died
slept three. and. four days. Two be.
sides Miss Henderson have recovered
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
AkE"clScARE1S'
AEADAchY, BILIOUS
AND CoNSTPATED
Rest for liver Nnd bowels, bad breath,
bod eelds, soue stomach.

i iyGsttat1eeest.box., go. u
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up with
. cold-always trace this to torpid
liver; delayed ferInenting food in the
bowels or sour gassy stocach.
Poisonous cater clogged in the in
testines, instead Of being cast out Of
thesystem is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes conges-
ton and that dull, throbbing, sicken-
ing headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and poi
sons. in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you, Sleep 10-cent boz
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your live,
and bowels regular. for months.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

found the best at the .Langdon Sub
Station in 1915. Marquis wheat sown
on corn ground, April 10Th, went 35h
bushels per acre, sown May 10th the
yield was "a as bushels. Marquis
wheat sown on sod land, April 18th,
went 80 bushels per acre, while wheat
sown May 10Th yielded 1871 bushels.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
WARWICK

DR.. Crabbe has returned to Warwick
to hold meetings the week thru. The
meetings are largely attended, and at
ternoon meetings are being planned. !.
Rev. Henley preached to a full house
last Sabbath and his sermon was ex-
cellent.
The glee club are practicing up, we
hear, and some day we expect they
will burst forth with'a volume Of mu-
sic that will surprise us.
Mr.. Henry Stinson has been away
for the past few days on a visit to
friends.
S. A. Baker is away looking after
business interests these days.
Miss Starkweather has been can
wasting the town trying to organize a
Valley City reading circle. She has
visited all of the towns and reports
splendid success in her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer of York N. u.
have been guests at the home Of H. A.
Miller the past few days.
Miss Blanch Anderson is recovering
from a severe throat trouble.
Mr.. Hollis returned Saturday from a
weeks visit to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Martin Anderson our popular
banker has just returned from an ex-
tended visit to various points in the
east.
The Devils Lake World is the best
paper for the farmer and ever the
business men should avail themselves
of the opportunity to advertise in so
noted a paper. The mail carrier says
nearly all farmers read it.
The Modern Woodmen's annual SUP
per and dance was largely. attended
and the music was good and tn Wood
men deserve credit for the cleanest
dance they have ever been known to
hold. Music was furnished by Mr..
Prete of Devils Lake. Dorothy Wal
tiers pianist.
Miss Hazel Dolon, an old time
school chum of Grace Richardson, &C.
companied Miss Walters to Warwick
and spent the afternoon and night at
the Richardson home
Mrs William Salmonson is reported
to be very i'll the past few days.
If No. 1 Hard wheat was quoted at
$1.O3 in Devils Lake last Thursday,
why in the world was it quoted $1.00
in Warwick and always Is two or three
cents below other markets yet 222
miles nearer Minneapolis.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
Fl CUTHBERT:
Wins AGAINST
JOHN THE[|N

The first case called in district court
this week vas the case of F. T. Cuth-
bert VS.. John Thelin. This was an &C
ton wherein Mr.. Cuthbert sued the
defendant for attorneys fees. The
jury returned verdict in favor of Mr..
Cuthbert and against the defendent
Thelin. >
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

8 o'clock at the Army quarters.
Another prayer meeting will be held
at 8 o'clock P. NJ, same evening at the
barracks.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

The latest and neatest thing in II
way Of. stationery at the World Of
fce.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

We are putting In . full line Of Leo.
al blanks, and II you are In nedd Of
any blanks you can got them at this
Office The World.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

WANTED: Clean old cotton rags at
the World Office.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

We viii pay cash for any clean old
cotton rags you have. The. World
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

DR.. Crabbe has returned to Warwick
to hold meetings the week thru. The
meetings are largely attended, and at
ternoon meetings are being planned.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09
TIME OF SOWING WHEAT.

Early sowing Of wheat has been
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

GIRL SLEEPER IS RECOVERED
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

Rev. Henley preached to a full house
last Sabbath and his sermon was ex-
cellent.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-03-09

The glee club are practicing up, we
hear, and some day we expect they
will burst forth with.a volume of mu-
sic that will surprise us.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-23
Senator
fetr Gctutini&t!

Goirbnrp. 20. aneuit. Ole
beiogr parteien molten i'm
10. Senotoriel Diitritt. Der Die
SefferIon un0 Ebaner Inn.
fabt, einen ErodcneH ols annci0dt
fir Stoats. Senot auftellen, oo 10.
ruobl Der repilDl. saanOiodt 2ebners
llnD Der bemofrot. @rilber. 2eiite
bon Iiber1len 2ebensanihaitlngcn
linb. etn aomitee, ~beitebenb aus
2 NepubIitonern. 2 Denlotroten un0
@robibitioniiten, muroe En-
UNI einen poiienDen unab-
bdnaiaen Genats. aonOiboten mif5n.
Iteaen, Der iiber alien 8tueifel Yro.
bibitioniIt lit.
SIN 90. Senots. 0iftrift, Der Die
Counties g2udolIs, @ebiter 1tno
Bronflin umTobt, boben Die grobi.
bitionilten bereits eiien Erofencn
ais aanoioat fir ben 5enot nui-
geItcIt. Sn onoeren Giltriften mol
len iie Gbnli1 boreeben. @s miro
oesbaIb Die bcionoere aufeobe Der
2iberalen fem, auf ben Sen1t Elm
6~eion0ers nodintnes aitee al baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-23
Inns Spsfins, gsebr.

Ser beige @%itrgerberein bielt
am [ebten Sonntag nuf eifter be.
noGborten 5drtn ieine idbrIiGe Ser.
imnmlute ob, Die einen iebr auten
8einf nu~fautpeiien bate. 9err
Geo. &. Sdeer, aus 60. 8luffS,
Der aIs Steiner fungierte. fprnf
ii6er bus 9eutidtitm 4merifa'S i'm
a~qaeneinen tti6 ilber Die Pflifter
0er oetitiGnmerifdniiden giirger i'm
geIon6eren. @r bertrand es, 0urf
tpilr8ige ginfIeftungert plottOert-
Ider Rcoens1rten. bic a~ufmerinm.
felt Der anipeienOen an iif] Sn fei4
Teln. stilrniiGer appIniis mar oer
tuoblDerOiente 2obu. Die bteFigc
MuftffapeIe beriG0uerte oieies bnr-
monil6e SET. Gs rudrer ttneefdbr
400 g~erfonen antpeienb, onr1tnter
audi oieLe Srnifett. aae uerlebteu
frohe Stun0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-23
gias ennbap's gaiRerfOlg.

Die Trodcnen bon Omaha uto
qans Nebrosfo boben lid nod I'M
mer nidt BON ibrer entt1uihune er.
bolt, bic Iie our9 9iap SunoaD's
8rubibitions .&eOen erlebten. Bon
Den Maiicn, Die nod Dor feds $50.
naten feline @rpedungs 9erinmut.
lnneen beiu1ten. mar In Der Snia.
ia @%eriommlung nidtS at ieben.
ltnO iie batten ood geglaibt, Dab
iid oiGie 9toIien perGreifa1en mir
Den.
glu1 i'm Often bat man nit ben
.Rcubefebrten" Stnonn'S Die aleihe
grfabrung gemo6t. lleber bic glod.
b~aItiafeit Der our9 8iap betpirftel
gefebrten" meloet Der 4bilooelpbi'
o'er 8erifteritutter bes s8dthman
@raminer" mie folgt:
8iele 2ette modtcn germ etfnas
b5ren iiber Die Heiultate Der enau-
geliIhlden gSirfiamfeit giup Gun
bans, pie mir fe iest Dor augerl
baben, no66em Elm Snbr nno bel.
nabe 0rei Wonate beradngen itno
felt BEN 8cidluB oes 6elo3ltges.
0or etfpo einem Sobr beri6tete Id
mad iorefdltieer unterfud]ung, oab
pon oen $4,000 Reubefebrten trail
hitterS) MIR etru1 10000 It@ uber.
huilpt iraeno eirer Stride attge'
i6loilen bGtter, urto onb MIR 5000
bon Oieien eritmalig befebrt iparen.
ed babe teinen @run0 oieie 9ob-
len al dnoern. SD erfobre min
BON oielen 9aitorenb oaB Die met
item bon oieien 5000, bic g%etuofueu
moroeu Daren, oie Belt nieoer
feb aeiuonnen 1oben. 9iele bon
Den 5000 bieIten nift itan0, (0if
not it'd rn0 0ieienigen, Die iif
nod silr Stride boItert iino tuobrC
@onOcrpogel (are of q monoerina
0ispoiitioit) nno h1Lten niht treli
su ihen 8aitoren. 9ieien Wongel
an Srelse itreiben Die goitoren Der
9ebauOiitng att, Die 5unoaD Der
goItorcn ongeoeiben IdBt. Der
.2utberaner" mteint oaan: 8eoeI
bic Stride, nod bic @altoren, nod
Die leitbefebrten baben Qusen Dor
ser GunooD'I6en 9eiuegung. Del
@cminn tit Elm iebr einieitigcr.
udmlid MIR duf leiten Germ Gun.
bans, uno Den nimmt @crr Gun
ban in Der @eitalt bon flingenoel
Miiu3e fidJer NIT beinr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-23

The MorI0's @rentet Spectacle
uGhe Battle Gro Of %eaee" HVndli
riibrigc RetIome fir ihre IN $ebrcn
ausaanqs bieIeS wioHnts Itdttiinorns
ben 9orfibruHgen. GieIe @eiea,
ihoft aaltierte nor siuiger Belt aud
in SmnbG, nno Die vGmnbn Sribi:.
ne" iibte Oomals 5iemlih ihorie SRI.
tit an oen 9oritelilngen oercH
beutihfemoliher Gbarafter mrper'
tennbnr iei. &raeen bod bic III
Qcm ycrE einOrinsenoen 5pfiloicn
fernoltden Soroen lntformer, bic
benen ser Oeitiden Erippen 5u
1bnlid iiuo, i'm ireeilo eineit 3lpei.
fel auffommet al l1ilen, tuer nit
Dem brntolen fremoen Geth0e ge-
metnt 1T. @ir bubcn Die Sdluu.
iteaune aeieben uuto otelelben er'
.pfinoungen gebobt.
eiaentlidl ioate Die gfeeierlins
berdrftae berbebenoe 66auIteIlunseft
unterOrnden, oa ibr Der Jrteoeu iii
.2dnoe ebenio an Ser5eu Iieget ioI.
te, uie Der nadb mBen bin. Stott
.0eiIen ober IieDt file rubig gu, pir
ourd cine gefuifienloie 9reiie nr'o
&onOertbeater obiger art cine
5ttmutin9 eei6nifen miro, bic, Iulc
Die iiingIte ger9ongenbeit ee5cIgt
bat, benz 2onoe peroerbIi9 meroen
fam. au9 6rantreih uno Stnliell
in6 our9 jnbr5ebnteIang ipiiemd'
it'd b%etriebene g}ergiftung Der 8olfS'
leele in ben gesenrpdrtigen arie1
getrieEen mcroen.
Gin mirfIihcs alnihpert erbcbi
ben geIdouer iiber ons @eineine.
pere0elt ibn innerLih itno tDirft BE-
leben0 Glf ale ieine eOlen @efilblci
Elm Mahwerf aber, tuie nSbe BOT
Tie GrD Of Heafc", tpenoet iif mn
an bic nieoeren Snittnfte. an bit
Bette i'm Mleniden, ur6 Die ein5igl
Musbc1tte, bic Der 8eiuder ooDon'
trdat, it Sab auF Der einen I'M
8erbittering ouI Der onOeren Set
to. 8olt Jbr guh oieie Gnttait
ihuna iparen, 9eutihe bon Ebanel
gountp, oonn: 9oi6en 5ul 8e5o5L
nift nod fir einen sSubtritt, Der
man Gurem 8oltstume OerIest, mi.
euren gutcn GelOe, ionOern uio
met es eolen 3fpefen. @eleeentei
teup Oaau gibt es ia 70 piele. Dent
an bic dlte Sein1ot, ipel9er erbor
munasloie Seinoe Elm 6bnlihe!
Sdifidl Su bereiten 9eOa6ten, mi
es en9 Die Ybontofie zines filoigef
Sp~etuInnten in Sebron I'M Bib
seiaeu nil. Selft odrtit ben made
rem 8riioern, Die nun i9on 5ue
Sabre an Den @ren5en treue 8afI
holten, 0aHit inns 6as Gtitdhel
Gr0e unperIest erbnIten bIeibe, oal
mir unier 8atcrIanO nennenl 2ab
uns teiInebmett an bieiem GROCER
Sample OnrA freuOiees @eben Uni
ben 2obn ernteu, ben joe CUTE "a
I'M @efolse bot.
Soiebb anobloa
aOOlpb AifeIien,
Deibler, 9ac6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-23
pcit nod DcMtf1lane
miiS OcIterrcic6!

.S6gleiH Dor England iett iiber-
6ailpt feine goIt mebr lid)er lit,
ltn0 es 0ober in allen 6alen 3iDei-
telhoIt ableibt, Oh griefe nah 9eutih
LAMB nlt0 Seiterreih. ltngarn aud
ipirflidl anfottnleit, III es in1nler
nod oag J~tatIGntlte, Honlod)cn NIT.
telit 0nmpfern Der ifnfIoinobiiden
2inien at peri1ideri, uuo mir rotell
oa[ler unieren geiern, ibre g}riefe
nit oieIen Doulpfern ntitSuieuoen
IS lit nottuenoig, ben Ror1er oes
gampfers auf benz 8riefnmidlaG
oeutlid alI5n9e6en
Die abfabrts5eit Der betreffenOen
0aHpfer lallcn mir biermtt folgen:
oariltianiofiorD~, Bergen, Sons,
tnq, 90. Mueuit.
oStodbolm@ @otbenburg, CONS
tag, 26. 4itguit.
.Seaig GIop,s aopenhngen. 3on.
nerstda 81. guguit.
,5reoerit Der AfJte@, aopenhagen,
M2ittluodl, 8. Septentber.
.5tofbolm@ gotbenburg, 3iens'
fog, t2. September.
Limited Gtdtes~, G~openbogct,
Gonnerstag IA. September.
ngergensfior04. 8ergen onnts'
taa, rs. September.
Oscar Der 3ueite@ aopenbagen,
Gonuerstog, rs. September.
gariitiuniafjor0" Bergen, SONS
tag, Z. Eftober.
,Seaig Oloo@. aopenbdgen DON,
nerssoa, 12. Sftober.
tednolm" @otbeubitrs, Guns.
tag, IA. Gftober.
.5reoerit Der 4dte@ aopeubdgen,
Weittiroh. fe. 9ftober.
~llltife5 States" 9openbdeen,
9~ouersfog, 26. Cftober.
ogrrgensfioro" Bergen 5ams.
tag, q. Eftobtr.
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DDS D~cmtiH<Imcrts
kaniiNe Dcksfcit

.Sog IN SprocuIe 9~onnerstog, ben
"a. 4ueuIt, Itattfirtbct, peripridt,
etrpos @roBortiees gu roeroen, ollie
8orbereittnsen itn6 g~etrotfen nor.
ben.
8nei Spe3ialaIge treffen nm
|10:40 morgens Elm.
9rei Muiiffapenen.
Bier Re6ner: Or. Braun uto Sc
notor Mattes (oeutif), Gbief Stt-
|Itice MorriieD un0 8rof. yaul
@rummmu (eneliih).
Sic ~beriibmten oeltti9en Sanger
bon Omaha uno 2ineoIn, inter Sci
|tuna nes DIRECTORS &9eo. Glo.
ReeIe, uer6en ibre id0niten SieOer
erlfonen loiien, itno biele onoere
I2uItborfeiten tper0en an Bldse iein.
goIentin s. Geter, Grdii0ent BON
IGtoatsberbono, miro nls Sat neS
IStoe gountnberbmoes duf BEN Se-
|lte feiu.
S~pe8iolsiioe eeben bon 2incoIn
ob I'm 9:25 moreens urtO BON See.
brnsfo Gitp tim 10 uAr morgeAg.
cseoer 2ofalDerbnnO TT 9toa
gountn, iotute iberbnipt olIe 9cut-
Idle I'M Goln1tp rnO Iadbar-G oun.
ties ioaten auf oieiem 5eite erif)ei.
men, I'm es al einer1 groBen Gr'
|iol9 ai MAIDEN.
adberes iiber boS &ro9rdmnt
brinaeit mir in Ser Mtontag ODER
I0iengtag @ussabe.
auf, Dcutide, gum 9ertiden
9oIfsfeft in Spracuiel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-23

gnh gonbeu uno @ronatcns ia, mas ion
gprr NIT Dem NaIcn tun inet 86bus@rnloaL
Crit in Bic enee trcfbeu uub ount poden'ian.
euat loaiib unfr GelOmnridaa pom v'adcnlen-
gerho,en mrB nan i'm Dor ellen Dineen,
90 Ipridt Der tupiere General Stnltnsen'
Sd lpiele ibm acboria dnf gum Eor1
90 [pridt ecmiitlih grober5o5 anrl Uran5
ltnS seopoIo, Ser wofere @rtn5 bon 9nnern
Sost: Sect fang i6 eeb0ris an 81 ieaern-
bic qorae g~alieI6unoe lit MN bnlO bin,
Spritt CANA entidiecen General Fpan1ersoauul
@as ioat gu ouem OieTen Oent Der 9otbmer2
Gem SfuIen biIft bolo. eIuu6t es mir, ten @ot rreQr
God furs rto bfnoig Ingt Der $inoen6urg:
@ir iteb'n mietn @iienpoQ = mir bnlten orrHl
Sermonn @oI6bergSr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-23
gidai6 Ses RDroolt.g srbnuOes, Or.
beRs Der 6ermannsI6bne.

gm "a. auguit 1915 finoet in
Der 1armesbaae, fueitIih bon @cn.
Ser Gas Nidnid oes 0orboit8 Ser.
bouAes Ocs Greens Scr Sermnnns.
iobne Itott. Seoe5 Sa6r miro oieIes
Set aefeicrt mo 5uar berteiIt I'M.
Ter DIe Drei 2nncn. GnterioA, ga.
fofa gitp mo Benoer mlo oieIes
ssabr miro IS bel Bender ltattfin.
Sen. Seoer Sermofmsiobn Inn 5toa.
te une iiber0nllpt bon Ycnoer uto
Ilnoeoeno unn feline Graunoe Io[lie
fid1 an Oieiem Set beteiligen. dos
syelt miro i'm 10 ltbr morgelig Iei.
ncn aafang nebnteit, Ole l~litterbnl.
tln0 hlr ben 8ag miro lein; quite
ID1uiI uao gte0eH uit0 ionitiae sc.
luitialngm ON Gage nnO Cana out
albcao. sir oittes gfIcn un0 Erin.
fen miro beitef8 geiorgt iner0en.
slllo oti. gum imoren 6eite Der Ser
1siannBiSbne am "A. Quguit 1916
Att 9enOer, Nebr.
gas aomitee. 8.2t.f6.