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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-12-01

give them a chance for life. They
provided for many visiting nurses,
whose hundreds of thousands OF visits
brought instruction and cheer to nu-
merous patients They helped main.
tain dispensaries in scores of cities
from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
where thousands OF consumptive pa
tients received free treatment, aid
and advice. They provided the means
TO purchase millions of copies of cir.
culars, pamphlets and other literature
with which the public has been edu-
Gated about tuberculosis. They have
established and helped to maintain
more than 500 open air schools for
children who need open air treatment.
These are Just few Of the ways in
which the S550,00O received last year
was expended. This year a million
dollars is needed. Surely any one can
help by buying at least ten sealsl
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-12-01

which will demonstrate to the most
skeptical that corn can, and is be-
ing grown successfully in practic-
ally every district of this great ag-
ncultural section of the United
States.
The First National" Corn
Shows are held under the auspices
of The First National Bank and
Northwestern Trust Company OF
St. Paul and bankers of the North
west, with the object of interesting
farmers in the growing OF more
corn, which has contributed more
to make the United States a nation
of great wealth and prosperity than
any other product of the land.
Farmers and farmers sons in the
eight states included in the Corn
show territory are invited to enter
contests and compete for the beau
tiful Silver and Golden" Bronze
loving cups offered as prizes. No
entry fee is charged. Each state
has been divided into districts in
such manner that exhibitors will
only have to compete with contes-
tants in their individual districts
who have grown corn under similar
soil and climatic conditions. Four
prize cups will be awarded in each
district, first and second prize
! for bows.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-12-01

Pamphlets giving full details re-
garding the Second Annual First
National" Corn Show, and form OF
entry blank may be obtained on
request from any Northwestern
banker.
District No. s of South Dakota,
comprises the counties of Stanley,
Lyman, Pennington, Custer, Fall
River, Washington, Shannon,
WaShabaugh. Bennett, Todd, Trip,
Gregory. Mslette. and Jackson.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-12-01
Punch Board, Gambling Device

Pierre, 5. ID }, Nov. 2I.-Special:
That a punch board is a gambl-
ing device and the operation of the
same a violation cf the laws of this
state against gambling is the ruling
of the state legal department. 1t
is held that such device is not
merely a stimulant to trade, as
the rewards are in varying value,
and that the use OF them is the
very essence of gambling"
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-12-01
What Red Cross Seals Do

Every Red Cross Chris mas Seal
that is sold is a real bullet in the fight
against tuberculosis. These seals last
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-26

George Rose has purchased the
tailor shop of Harry Roberts, on East
Exchange street, where he will con-
tinue the business. Mr.. Rose has
assisted in various tailor shops in
this city for the past twenty-five
years and is known to be a compe-
tent and reliable workman.
Judge Bush has issued an order author.
izing George French, 20. of Laingsburg,
to go to the U. of M. hospital at Ann
Arbor, for treatment for cataracts on
his eyes, at the expense of the county
The old man is becoming blind as the
result of the growths. but DIR. d. g.
Austin vf Lsingsburg, who examined
hi N, declared that an operation now
would probably restore his syesight.
The old man has no property, and
should he become blind he would be q
county charge. With his sight, how.
ever, he would still be able to work,
according to DR.. Austin.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-26
Reception to Home Corners.

The home of Mrs. Fred Osburn on
East Oliver street, was the scene of q
pretty tea Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. Osburn, Mrs. Hughf McCurdy,
Mss. Calvin P. Bentley and Mrs. Annie
Osburn Baxter entertained in honor of
Mrs. Alvin Bentley and Mrs. A. T..
Thomas of this city, and Mrs. 1Sweeting
Of New York, who have been spending
several months in California
The veranda of the Osburn home was
unusually beautiful with its red car.
pets, American flags and comfortable
chairs. Tall white wicker vases filed
with lilacs and bowls of narcissus and
tulips added a summary touch, while in
the house corners of the rooms were
banked with purple and white lilacs,
wild fox, wake robin and wild ferns
Tall rose-shaded lamps cast rosy light
upon the guests.
In the dining room, where the tea
table was arranged, Mrs. r r. Hart
and Mrs. W. F, Gallagher presided for
the first hour of the reception. They
were assisted by the members of the
Alpha Bridge club. During the second
hour Mrs. j. Edwin Ellis and Mrs
George M. Dewey had charge of the
table and were assisted by Mrs. Leigh
Christian. Mrs j. @. Osburn, Mrs.
Lois Crawford and Mrs. Charles Sack
rider. Here a bowl of double yellow
tulips and bridal wreath, carried out a
dainty color scheme of yellow and
white
During the entire afternoon music
was furnished by Miss Helen Torch,
hsrpist, of Grand Rapids, and Miss
Mabel Ferry, violinist. They were
seated in the reception room which was
beautiful with American Beauty roses
and white lilacs. Miss Beatrice An.
drews assisted at times with the Vic.
trola. a.-. .s.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-26

F. d. Richard and Geo. Setback,
South Chapman, street, left Sunday
for Portland, Ore. They will stop in
Denver, Colo, for a few days.
DR.. A. NJ. Hume was called to Lam
sing, Wednesday evening, by the Sc
rious illness of his brother-in-law,
Rev. David Howell, who is a sufferer
from pneumonia. Rev. Howell is
well known in Owosso, having visited
here upon number Of occasions.
Mrs. C. S. Brockway has received
word OF the death of her sister, Mrs.
John Peters at Santa Ana, Calf.
Mrs. Peters was formerly a resident
of this county and will be remem5 Der
ed better by the older residents as
Mrs. Julia Hoyt Desmond.
Mrs. Manly Card of Detroit and
Mrs. H. S. Frederick of Chicago, ILL.,,
were guests over the weekend of
Owosso friends and relatives. The
ladies, formerly the Misses Odell,
sang at the Baptist church, both
morning and evening.
Prof A. j. Cook of Sacramento,
Calf, is the guest of his son, ex.Sena.
tor A. B. Cook of the Maple River dis,
trict, for an indefinite time. Prof.
Cook came in the hope of benefitting his
health. Prof. Cook is serving his fifth
year as state horticultural commits
sioner.
Mrs. Clarence WEIGH went to Ann
Arbor Wednesday where she will
have an eye removed at the Univer-
sity hospital. The eye became affect
ed last November when it was hit by
small piece of wood. Mrs. WEIGH
was accompanied to Ann Arbor by
Mrs, A. ]. Lalonde of Che5oygan.
The following were in Lansing on
Tuesday evening to hear the Mime
apolis Symphony Orchestral Mrs. A.
E. Ferry, Mrs. Charles Sackrider,
Mrs. Mary G. Jones, Harry Johnson,
VIM. Lovett, VIM. Honey, Orrin Jen-
nings, Misses Margaret and Gladys
Reineke, Myrtle Gardner, Margaret
Hollis, Mabel Ferry, Anna Soucek,
Lillian Vogel, Olive Graham, Frances
Jones, Lulu Mey, Frances Packard
and Grace Fisk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-05-26
$500 TO 1000 MILES

Secured from your old tires by our
new process. We combine two old
tires into one. making it puncture and
blow out proof. Price from $500 to
"a CO. Call or write Keystone Tire
Repair Co., Bell 1884. 425 River st i,
Lansing Mich. Open evenings and
Sundays. W
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Der snrei nob shiffen.

Der 6eraasge6er elmer groben arggntfniten 8cfrng, Der 8r 3t
til ben 8er. Staaten ipeIf, ndft Die uterttonnhen anuHeue pom geuen
af Die 8eegenbeft, ib ben fuoamernaniihm Diartt 8u eridIcBen, of
Herfi1n. Gr peut ouf Die 8atohe bin, 0B felt 8eguan 0s Srieqes Die
GinfuAr argeniniens aus ben Ser. Stanten UNI iiber 100 gre5eat ihonI
5ugen0niucn bat rmo Dab Die Diefaden genude ameriuHhfer Sander
Den argeHthffden aduern entgegen3nf0mmen, in iener Seinat qrofe @n
erfennlnrg gefHOen bdten. 5eaer ueber8ugrng nod fonaen Die Ser
5taaten fh iet Sl0anerifa gum 0auern0en aunoen erperben, meun fe
mir fir ems Gorge tragen: fir nebr Sdtfe, fir Before 5rmsbortmttef
9Rebr 5dife, has 1T bic erfe ge0ingrna oie mir erfiaen mullen, nennI
mir ernlih an bic fomner5eae gro5erung Stoanerros oenpn.
Nmn bat Dor Ginger 8at cine 8unHpffdfabrtgdeaIfnf in 96Ia.
oepbta enc ngle 5diffabrtsInte 8pifden 99laoeIp9o um0 hioamerfani
IAen 9dien eiHgeridRt. 4ber - oieie 2tme rentiert fb nidt, Die ome
rtfanifhen grporteue beuben fe nift Ion0eru fe 6enusen butiIhe
2mpferIinien, 0eren @efeaifafeu ben Grabtpreis fdRunigt nm 50 ME
orger geeet baben, nah0e1 6s omerttanihe 1tuternebmen gegran0et
noroen ft
aMr itebcu aNo Dor ben ieltfamen Soraden, 6aB mir sur eri6Ge
hnng 0s characterization g2aftes mebr dnerifaniide 5dfffe brauhen,
Dab aber cine neue amerHannhe Gampfarinie mad Sa6amerifo ibren
genbr uegen 1anael an 5raftgutern nht aupft er6aGen fam.
ln0 mir feben meter Dor Der Eanahe, 0B 0Rfe amerhnfhe Iampfr.
Hne 0esbaIb etngeheu nr0, neil Die briiidan 2inien ibr our5 8rdg.
orlteret aonfrrena MAIDEN uno neil ameifaner 6n briiden aonfur.
rrnten rnterHisen.
@r DcrOen ben fa5omerHunidea gaarft ni6t be6afen.
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5urn alten Giien.

Z GopiS 2oB0 Georges ltebernabme Der @eIhGtr @roBbrtnnnen8
miro m~abrifenGh oaS &riegsglid nidt pen0en. a6er aQem @nidcin
noh miro fe Gnglan0 bolfauOig u%mpan0eln. ans ariegsmoBregel unter
Dem Sfut Der in Der 2an0esbeui0gIngs 4te beriebenen @epulen ihei,
men fh 0ingen boQ5eben an noaen, ole Elm gdn5 neues Gnglan0 Ibofen,
bon Dem 8otspuifafter bebaupten, oB es nod Dem ariege enrtebrn
mafe. a6er nur inter Den ifperten mirhhaftihen ltno ioSiolen &dmpPu
entfeben f5nne, 70 0Gb Die @efabren nod Dem artege idaDerer ien nuroen.
ais bic 0es areges eber. @s ibetnt at elmer O%onftdnoigen 8entraGite
ranq oaer &ro0uftonsSmeige 1ner Der 2eihng Der 9egiermg nit Set
iebung Ser 20bne, Der Bretie fir Die Gro6ufte rno Der 3rpeiung 6es
@eDimantels an oas aapttal 81 foumen, Dobou bonn GeIe amh nod
Dem ariege beieben be6en fonneu. Gs itent Elm @ieOermfeben Der
9unomrtitaft, Die Glfgnhe 6s 8rno uuo gooeus ON ienen eigenttten
3ped, Die 8ebnfung 0es fir Die golfserndbrung glotgen in eigenen
2an6e, gepIdnt at ien. 3e 8beorte o8 4fanhaterttuns, Der Dos gutir
Tide geopfert nur6e, miro beiete geporfen unb oamit cine ser groBen
5tpGhen enghn0s. Die 9tt Der Belt ueit aud orrngen6 nf Die Ser
i0bnlne nit SrLnn0 bin, nofoem fh ge5dgt bat, ooB Die @etnetteten
ire SHfe berngen, tpenn fe am orngenoiten ge6rauft miro, DGbreno
@0bIgefnnte fe gepdbren nttrOen.
gs lit geuB b~e5eifnen0, oB england 6urf oag gerettf al neroen
boht, mas es ag os Shlimmite bedmpfen noate, u0 oaB allies 6s
mos Is als feline gIore a~ugeie9en rmo bertlnOet Bat. bon ibn ielber gum
nHen giien geporfa miro.
I'm gfaae oS belgepriefgnen SuOib0ndtsmug trtt 0oS bolitGn0igne
angeben Der 4erion unb Der pTf6uIften aette I'M Staae
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Om061albcrS111itfel.

SER 8rbm I1l1gt sur @ridpDering os Gntte9ens bon ariegen Dor,
SB Oos Bolt in elmer observation-disclosures ieiue 3mtnunitng ge6en
nfafe, ebe areg erfGrt per0er f5nne. gatlrIf bonbet es i9 babel
nm groBe arege.
lin BON Qoae en rihttges llrtel 81 erlaneeu, DIr6e nohDen6ig fem,
0B es ridhg inforniet fL. &r baben IN oen sragen oeS iebigen groBen
&Teges geie9en, me iorgfllhg er bon ben grten ~jabrelng 0urd falife
geudterHaftnng oorbereitet porDen iii. &ir boben 3ehen erIebt, in 0enen
cine 9olfsa6tmnung m~ogfherpeie Die 3uimmung at elmer aregs.
erf1rmg ont Geahdlnno ergeben bate, neil Ianter irrefibren0e Cartel
Inngen NIT 3utimmang mo 6itfe Der fegierung borberetet poroen mo-
ren. gNr feben t~Dabrihenlid Dor Der 8atiade, ooB elm u8entemen8
agreement" bon 9lcsinIeD nf ben gmt BON Sobn Sap bin NIT Gnglan0
~abgeihloien nuroe, Dos ih bon 9hHinleD ouf 9ooe0elt, Gait uo gdfonI
0ererbte uno Die 8orberehtng fir 9nerifas 6iIeefnmg einifloB, 70 0oB
bic gan3e anadfdndfe 9oitf onrnuf lett 90 Sabreu engatPat, IND Die
6HenIihe Wenuag bon Der Grtearng os geiAittsuterridts in Der
5huIe an 0afir beehfuBt Dur0e.
Spdtre arRge peroen nte0er lnuge Dorbereiet per0eh, uno ie mid
tiger Sic 0feutlife Mein1ng babel piro, bdo mebr mr0 fe Intcmotid
beogen tper0en. 10 bob ah Die 9otsobfiumung feline garnutie gegen
S~4riegsbeBerei uno arieg bl0et.
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1lmfrmf I'm JntereHe
Ger hricosnctlciHenGen
Sin @rnf nnO eiue Ma6nnng gu
&ei6nadten an bic MitglieSer
bes NatiDRaI6nn6es iotDie 6es
~alleemeinen 1entIftmms.

Baltimore I'M RoDember 1916
@eibnnmten fna1nlt mie0er, 1tn0 tuie
Is nie0erfonlmt, 10 foutrut aud Die
slot mieoer, Die Is Lif6ern min, nno
Bic bon hem eroben 8erbaa6e Oes
n1tion0Ibunoeg, III ben bergdngenen
Ariegs- uno SammeIj1bren-pir
Aiirfen Iagen-mit reihfihem @e-
mirn befampTt uor6eh lit.
Mir uenpeii inns an uniere nit
aIieber.
@ir betteln riht Dor ben Eiiren
br0uBen, ionDcrn pofen an 0ie
6ersel1 0rirrnen, bfe Screen 6erer.
bic Fd fir uniere Sode ifon DOE
benz arieg entidie0en hotten uno bic
nun nnfer Dcn ermiiDen0en lang
b:u5iebenoen Straightforward niht
8agell biirfen 10 tDenig dIs bic in
BEN GAhtengraben admpfenOen.
Ger g~ntimalblin0 ruff Die Sei-
ner naf. Mir hoben feline GipIoule,
Idlon arsiert fnIigrnpbiihe ur0 bnnt
III berIeihen, Dir f0nnef aud niht
HIberne cher Ioanr goEoene Gbren<
absahea beripredlea Sic Bic miIDen|
nohpn III ben @eberH astBnLih be-
Iebnen ipIItH nber mir per1tldfeu
nnh fsiuR Soften Sir babeu feine
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reilen0en @ertreter, Die oft mebr rel.
Benoe als retien0e iino, ober mir
ftn0 ielbft am Grte un0 6etreiben 0ie
6ade ieIbft. 8ir ftno nift ieIbIt.
ernalrte @etpaIttae, ion6ern Be
Doamddtigte oes gunoes u1l0 unIe.
re Sammlrngeu fhbren mir nidt as
an irgenoiDeldr Gmpf1iger, ion0ern
oireft an bic beatid)e 9otIhoft In
Der 9un0eshouptIta0t, Die unier
@erf a%nerfennt unO foroert, ipo
ifnmer oo5u geIegenbeit fem mag.
Sir MAIDEN teinen 465tq an ben
9eidnrnelten 5ummeft ionoern lai.
len Die getrdgc ungeooftert an lire
Beitimnrungen obgeben.
Sir idlieben aud nidt cine Der
sdblreiden SommIuugen aus. ION.
bern idlieBen ale beredtiqteu un0
anerfanrlten @erfe elm, ur5 iteqen
.oeuielben mad ber geftimmlna Der
@eber BITE betreffalOen 9etrdae at.
@ir baben nut etnem Borte Elm
9ilfsmerfI uno omar elm 5ilfs,
tDerf, ons nidt uns, ion0ern 6enen
belfen min, Die IN aot fno.
nfo MN, IN Ser 8eiteu Sttrm
un0 @rous oeiinoh: 5r0bfde Betb.
uadteni unfere grii0er balten aus
EN- @un0er 1aer 8eIt: IaBt ms
iDiiroig ietn urto eebeL eebpn
Sobn Einrfs Baltimore, $40.
8oriiber Der 9aotioaoIen @iIlsfafIe
Npritff Gttd1 bei Giufa,,teu a,,f|
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Ter gaGsrwlr I'm.

gr mar Elm StupengeIe6rter.
W iDaren ieiu b6diter Gdds
&te Bidder uH0 oolianten,
Die lieBsn iitr niGts ionit BIak.
9a ordugteu ibn bic greunoe
HH1 mabHteu ihn 0araH:
Ser g1enid fol- nidt ALIEN iein,
Sin &eib geb0rt gum gianuI
Cine 8rau mar baI6 gefun6en,
gr uabm lie ungeiebH
Die sbeiiere @beBaifte~
8ar tpeDer jung nod id5n.
0od reid init s%eiitigen gaben
Var tie bon 5didiaI bs6adt,
sic bate iunma rum Iuuoe
Den Or. lbII. gemadt.
Bas nun Der Batte nidlt tJubte
SH Sragen Der Mldenidaft,
9as puBie Ieiu Meib auauite,
5br 8inen mar ~fabeIbaitl
Sod bIieb ietn 2eben bns eIeide,
Giniam uuo liebeIeer,
Gr bat MIR in ieiHem 8erei1e
Cine ate S6artete mebr.
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Die gebtlbete a66tr.
6rau grofeHor: gUleiH Mlann bat
s1eH Ruf na9 Mdnden ailgenpms
men. 8olisn Gle NIT uns eeben9@
aDdin: sd fibIs mid feEr ges
ebrt, 8rau profeiior, dber ih tam
0tn anf niobt annebmen".
Bon eiRem AunDi9en.
Menn cine 5rau obnmd6tig miro
unO pbontoFiert BON einem 6ut, 10
remit Der junge Gbemann mad BEN
Qr5t -. Der ate gbemonn mad BEN
- quite!
DeutIid au8georidt.
5err: ~. unb bdnn mii1en Gle
tpiTen, gndoigss 5rduIein, bistet tben
sine @roBitabt bel mebr In be8ug auf
MiHiit uuo aunlt, iiber9aupt 0erenas
gen isbsr 4rt, auberoem sinen nod
gang beionoeren 8orteiI, ben ih bod
aHIdlage~.
8rduIein: yuu6 Der fnGre2@
9err: IS tiimmert Iid ieine eau
I'm bic an6ere.
SIN 4on8ert. MaHE: ,aber
70 Eel bod nur pd6rsno Der Muia eis
nsn augenbIid rubie4.
8ran: sMarum oenr, apf BEN
prosrnmm ftsbt bod .unterbaltungss
muFt1!"
INNER 5ahmnnn. apids
titsr (oer BON isinem 6ousbro6tn
bOmbaroitrt tpirb: pDu lsgft Did
ia iDisbsr md6tp ms 1luessus,
AIIsl~
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! Fort, obsr CT III nod marIdfdbig.
auh oieIe Wagsu unb Die pier
foIssn0tu tann i'd Obns lnfaa snts
la1en. Qber oann tam 0os nnbsiL.
Der @esnsr madt sinsu 6susribsr'
fal nit aufihlag uno S9rapn:as
auf bic 8attsrie unb ii fsbIen nod
bier Ddssu. Soft isi oant bausrt bic
Shitbast ntht LANCE. Dret Wagsn
lOmmsn mad elmer giertslltuHos. Sis
BADEN unfern Der 8nlisrls sspartsl
- gan5 In meiHsr Qabe, ObHs ooB
Id lie geiebsn babe - lie baben teis
ne 8srIuits srIittsn, Der pisrte gRu'
nitionspagsn absr bIsibt aus.
alio 5uriid uHo i9n geiuht. Rad
tur5sm JOri6sn finbe Id i'm, rsts
tungsIos In sinsm 8ranatlo9 psrs
grabeu: SHub ms Rao. Bon osn
5abrsrn feline Spur gu Isben. 9as
bsrubigt mid. Die Wlunitiou bIisb
gum Slid bell, oIio miro linen unO
benz auigeisiienen RunOHier nidt aus
gu pisI 8ussitobeu fem. Dem Massn
III i'm augeubIid ui9t Su bslfsn.
8Isibt mir MIR, 5%urid5ursiten unO
mid mad Der DerIOrsnen BeipaHs
nung um5uIsbeu.
8st Der WiunitionsetnIa6sitsle boa
Is id msinsn Bogen ipisosr elm. Der
aanonisr Oes 3erltorten @agens er'
5dblt mir, DaB Elm Splitter 0as Rao
Ssritort babe, als oer Na9sn psrgsb'
LID psriu9t babe, aus Dem @ranats
LODI, In BAG er gsratsu, beraus3utoms
men. SIM iibrigsn Isi ui6is pafiert
uno ole 5abrer isisu einssrldt.
8iesmal babeu mir Slid gsbabt.
Sin anbsrmal par's boiler. DC mug
ten mir cine gauge gstpannuna lice
gen lahen uno nit 9raaleu faben
mir tags oarauf BAG elm paar Ules
ter nsbsn ibr Elm ipatsrer 6huB tn
abIOisnos SHfonteris %geiabrsn mar
uto led3e9n W{aftt getptet battle,
Die GrItbniHe allst Der Ndhte, in
bentn mir Dor muBtsu uno ms6r o6er
msnigsr ~3er3auIt SariidtameA, mis
ihen iid in Der @rinnetung. So
bleibt Der Ginbrud Der Spannu6a
ces aoIOnnenfubrers: @iro Der Gsas
ner ms biesmal, lpenn mir billl0s
bard iein 6eusr fabrsu miiFen, ers
pif9en9 uuD ss 1T pisI otter gut
segangsr, als mir fir m5glih eebals
ten bdtteu;s Wtr babsn tetnen Qufs
.rag uHourdgsfiibrt gelunsn, troB
0ss rieiigsn grunitloHsauipaHDss oss
Gsgntrs.
y y
Gin paar giIUtr aus ben bsrfloIs
ienen 8oaeu iino's, bic oas Gaqes
bud 3uriidruft. Wisin Bid fat aut
bic IeBte Settle. 8a ltsbt cine turas
ROtij iibsr 5rsuubs uno getanute,
OraubeH i'm graben ODER in Der
Satterisiflung 9sblisbsR Hno. 8tsls
Der liebItsn elmer 1T oaruns
ter, ben in Dem 4ugsHblid Die fsinbs
auseI traf ols It istne 5ruppe
gum Gturm misBts, Der bic 9eqnsr
aus uHIsreH Grdpen pisOsr beraus.
iegtel
Dir niFen's! Gis Feben midi
umIOnit. Die .groBe 0ffsnfpe" III
lebro4en uuo miro nit Der alien
araft nt4t pisOer a%afleben. iii,
Oas anOerr iprgt Die Obsrte Sssrss.
unb Der aIts 6errgott!
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sette FadgIiae Omaha ErfbHne- 0ienstag, ben Il. Desenber 1916
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12

@ibt bouitdn6iee anb nar inuflrierte glus
slia1gen ~ alien ZeiIeH Der test 10 bolfsilnls
lneH 1afhi9aSlnlh. Gle 6GnbhnbuHg Der
tHlnel HHo PIE cage Der 5an6e miro in
fpeH lebr peftii&efl ur6 tabeiig5 ae5ei@nefeH
HiiitrdtfieHfn ge5eigh lef0I9t bon febI Ieiht
fritaabltm pegfbenert HHlejiuneen. Cine QroBe
th5abl hcr Dia5iern iHr anuien. giHlabe mos
Des Wsitellilde, Hragef, giabifiei0er, nno
eHDeflt9Da 6ailoim1fnnteH, BrotfelepsGefs
zen nilo. mo Gbge6iibet uno bic anIeftuip
eh etlnogliDen Cd aud a~nldHaerf, niefeIbeH
ersiiieaen
s4as gl3 il auf Dem besleH 8abier mar
eu bB4iien aniutberunaen Ser #ufbruders
amt aeorndt, mo DeE Beiib beBfelben miro
ar 1te eiie Luelle Der @efriebiQnHa nnb bes
frGaiiHeHs biibet. Mon febe nilieI bic Iei9s
el 1~eotHfaHaen, IA ueibeH e All babeI III.
3isies @a9 Fhr re porielru VT @0l befsS
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SagIiAc Cmabn 9ribane,
1911 ppluarb Cir. Omaha, Nebr.
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1~ftilaSps cinoerie
Bon Q gornes.

@ie ia frtiberer gabren sstideret", 70 IN
1anB Defenders Ieet aSafetH" Sum qofunass
pori unferer 5ralGitpelt Gefpprben til Der
'reieu Bet Die re ibren 8iiibien a6ac
rplHut, lHb 6arit Bat He aud getL ba
man Ia pbne atDbe WHibe un6 aolleH etipaB
sh6Res uno bod 8letelt Riiblt1es lar feine
bteuloe ODER it ielbit b~eritelen fam. 9as
bet ioHtril ibr dls gutter 8lalaeber infer Rnh
Atla0bs gt1Gerif bon emma 5prne8 5Rr 6iEs
r. aliBfr 20 bert4ie5eiten n~elieiteH Wllltern
bon 4dfeH oocr GODS limb iehr ntebIttbe
observation-disclosures Wtniler ben SAaIB. Bans
ipttelH 2earbfn, 51Asidinen. 5dMb1en uno
fiietnteetien 6arin ent6alten, fueI1e obne
5r1ae arpBen &eifaa iinben per6en. Sdis
ten sliiBgabe.
9teies aa9 ffr 12e boriofrei pcr golt ber.
anot.
Saglidt CmnGa 5ribHns,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-12

BEIRUT Gud bel Ginfduicn auI
be sGribanes
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-02

The cases are conducted almost
exclusively by the judge.
The clerk calls the names of the
parties in the case. He calls them
loud because he must, and they come
to the bar. The judge repeats each
name loudly as he goes over the file
and he Identifies each girl That may
be part of court procedure, but any
man who has admired any girl as she
Dgoes up before the judge is quite able
10 accOst her by her name when she
leaves the court.
1t is not that the Judge is unable
to ask his questions or call the names
of exploited women in a low voice.
Once in a great while have heard
him lower his voice. But not often.
In the next story we will take up
some individual eases of exploited
women.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-02
MERELY COMMENT

Jake Loeb's licked again.
Appellate court knocked out Jake's
rule to keep school teachers out of
the Federation.
It's about time for Jake to go way
back and sit down
The school board is no place for
the likes of Jakey.
That was SOME labor parade
Monday.
Ought to make Hart, Shaffner &
Marx feel good.
And it ought to make other en-
pIoyers see that it pays to be decent.
Hope Cyrus Mccormick of the
Harvester trust saw that parade.
They say he's Christian on SUM-
days.
Did T. R. submarine the Sherman
boom?
Time somebody punctured that ia
DYorite son-Of-a-gun stuff.
1890
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-02
BITS OF NEWS

Washington.-Chevy Chase mill
tary camp, where society women are
learning hospital work, ETC., is very
military, but that doesn't explain the
negGgees OF pink, trimmed in swans
down, etc., spied by visitors.