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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-06
LADIES TO HOLD BAZAR

Ladies of the Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold bazar
at 1886 Derry street, Thursday, Friday
and SATURDAY..
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-06

Rush work on the new Pennsy
yards at Marietta, which slowed up
because of lack of material and help
has been resumed. 1t is expected that
the new yards will be in operation
early next year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-06

Discipline bulletin No. 4s6 issued
from the office of Superintendent N.
w. Smith of the Middle division,
shows that fifteen employees were re-
primanded and an equal number sus
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-06
I'LL WITH GRIP

Il. Clark Cowden. civil engineer and
member of the county board of road
viewers, is i'll at his home. 303 South
Front street, suffering from grip.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
wild Life on 81 John island.

81, John Is eXtrtuety interesting as
The best remaining example OF what
the Virgin islands were like before
their discovery by Columbus, for
goodly part Of it is simply mountain
and forest, where wild pigeons, par
rots and other native birds abound.
Its scientific interest Is further in
creased by the fact that 1t was a
stronghold of the Caib Indians, who
have given their name to the whole
region but are now extinct. On some
of the rocks IN the mountains of st.
John there are very perfect and beau
tigul hieroglyphs left by these abort
gines.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
Use BLIGHT Killed Trees.

Experiments with blight-killed and
healthy chestnut trees have proved
that the wood OF the blight-killed tree
when peeled, can he used without hes
itation wherever chestnut wood is utiI-
lied Posts, poles, and ties made
from the infected wood were just as
sound after three years time as those
made from healthy wood Foresters
declare that lumber sawed from
blight-lllled trees is just as good as
that from healthy trees.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

tired little child.
lie was meek and obedient when
they reached Wellsyille He was SUBJ
missiye and Hnresistng when Nell
took him into the office of the local
Justice Of the peace and witnessed his
signature to temperance pledge.
You're not the man | believe in, If
you ever break that pledge" she told
him, Now then as they went down
the street together, ''let me tell you
something. I've got over ten thousand
dollars Of your money took it from
under the carpet when l saw that you
would soon throw it away. There ii
is.
Dan Wolsey stared at money and
Girl. Tears came into his eyes. His
voice broke.
I'm going 10 give you half of it,"
he began.
No" definitely dssented Nell.
I've used a few dollars of it to get
you here, Good-by, be Il man
She started to spring up into the
wagon. Dan caught her arm,
Neil, dear kind Nell, he faltered,
"your boss AT the hotel said you were
looking fer a hame.e
Hell?" she challenged in her pretty,
definite way.
,I'I give you enc. Nell, I'll treat
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

Wellsyille." Then they proceeded TO
extract the claws and the dollars of
/ the Bear Cat.
One morning after an unusually fes-
tive night Dan woke up shattered to
pieces. There were no call buttons at
the DeWdrop Inn, and he had to ham
mer on the floor with his heayy-heeled
boot TO advise the office" on the floor
below that a guest wanted attention,
Therefrom appeared Il slim, graceful
young girl arrayed In a faded calico
dress, shoes down at the heels, hair
aWry but pretty as a wild rose.
Drink, water, anythingw called out
Dan huskily. My throat's on fire"
There will be no anything terse-
ly advised Nell ward, chumbermaid
ITS ten you want and it's tea you'll
get Aren't you ashamed of yourself,
a healthy, decent-looking young man,
playing the fool to Il lot Of yultures 2"
Dan Wretchedly turned over in his
bed and groaned, He was helpless, till
the tea had warmed him up sufficiently
to give him the nerve to get down
stairs and steady his criss-cross nerves
at the hotel bar.
Daughter of yeur'sP lie incidental
ly questioned the landlord.
ooh, no" was the Indifferent re-
Spouse. "She's only Nell looking for
steady home. Good as gold as a
worker, but don't fiji in here"
Twice Nell was called by bootheel
and twice Nell ministcred to the wants
of doWnhill-headed Dan Wesley. Al
ways she mixed In a lecture advice,
depreciation and undisguised contempt
for his lack of will and recklessness.
Dan sheepishly avoided the maiden
with the sharp tongue when sober.
When otherwise, in maudiin way,
and weeping, he would tell his boon
companion patheticaily of "the good
little friend up at the hotel who made
him ashamed of himself p
"Cleaned outn almost shouted Dan
one morning, when he got ready to
start on a new day of his blowout.
He stared dumbIy at the belt he had
removed from under the carpet 1t
was empty. Dan rubbed his head
greWsomely He had a dim memory of
Il wild bout at cards the night before,
of coming staggermgly TO his room in
the evening for new supply of ready
cash.
Must have taken it all, and I'm
stranded" he muttered. Then he went
down TO the DeWdrop Inn and told its
sordid proprietor Of the situation and
asked for the loan Of ten dollars to
get back to Oreville. The man
laughed at him.
Dent know you" he growled. Get
out!'
Don't know me?9 echoed Dan.
"Don't know The D3syT
you may have been one Yesterday"
remarked the gin-mill Nun cruelty
'but you're faded flower today and
there were some words and .he Door
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

A girl driving a light wagon came
down the road "Whoam and she
jumped out and approached Dan.
"KnoW me?" she asked curtly, and
he looked up, shook his head dismally
and groaned out: YES you're Nell"
sand I'm driving over to Welsyille
where you live" she observed, and if
you're minded to go back there and
drop your wretched antics and sign
the pledge and be respectable again,
TIL give you lift"
"Say-try me !" voiced Dan, with
eager JUNCTION. ooh, I've had my les
SOM You good little fairy l want
to cry when think of the good advice
you gave me, never needed"
"You lie down there" directed Nell,
with the severity Of some Gliding
mother, and she pointed to a nest Of
blankets in the box of the wagon, "and
here's bottle of spruce beer with
some quieting medicine in It. Take a
sip only now and then and when you
get home forget OreviIle forever"
you bet! you bet!" muttered Dan,
and wondered how it was that the
good little fairy had come along so
fully prepared to tender him comfort
ana peace for his shattered nerves,
for after sip or two from the bottle
he lell into 4 peaceful sleon like a
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

colony of bees in summer con-
siSts of from 10000 to 100000 indiyi-
duals. Each colony contains one
queen, several hundred drones and the
balance workers. The latter are neu-
ter or undeveIoped females and they
do all the work in the hive, and gath
er their food from the flowers, which
consists of honey and pollen. They
also gather propolis, Il resinous sub
stance used to stop cracks and holes
in the hive.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18


Necessity money was the name
given aortef improyised paper eur
rency that circulated during the early
years Of our civil war when the sus-
pension Of specie payments and the
scarcity Of subsidiary silver coins
caused much Inconvenience The gov
ornmaut did not begin to issue paper
fractional currency. or as it was some
ti4es called postal currency, until Au.
gust, 1852, and that soon gave relief
IN the way Of small change. Before
that, however, an enterBrising indiyid-
ual Of New York, John GauIt by name,
devised plan for using postage
stamps IT'S currency The stamps then
issued were for /, ,, 3, ), UP to 30 cents
in different colors. Gauit invented a
little metallic frame for the stamps of
different denominations and by cover
ing the face Of the stamp with a thin
layer of mica made II fiji for circulation
without being injured or soiled. or
course the stamps had to be purchased
from the government ut their face
value, but when framed in this way
obey made a very good substitute for
small notes or change. For year or
two Gault did IL large business films
orders for framed postage stamps or
selling tie right 10 use his device all
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18


Copyright, by w, G. Chapman)
I'm the Bear Gait"
Hip! hip!'
"From Wellsville!"
"Hooray p
II own the place!"
"Whoop!"
Il own the whole town."
you're a daisy |"
Line up-the best in the house for
everybody"
Thus Dan Wolsey, and thus, in re-
spouse, a motley rayenous crowd of
miners, spectators, gamblers and
hangers-on in the Horn of Plenty" at
Oreville. Dan was a new bird to be
plucked readily. He fancied he was a
king amid the shallow, hypocritical
worship of his present following.
Nothing, indeed, was too good for
the scapegrace group and Dan was
spending his money like water. And
who had better right Had he not
struck the biggest gusher of the year
at Wellsville And this was the first
genuine blowout of his artless. I'M
sophisticated life. He had sold his
birthright for mess of pottage-
twenty thousand dollars-all in crisp
new hundreddollar bank notes. Wells
vile was only station, Oreyille had
some real style, quite a metropolis to
Dan who had Cpanf most oP lie l;eo
on Il farm.
When he came to Oreville Dan had
purchased the most expensive and
loudest suit money could buy. Then
he had taken the best room at the one
second-rate hotel in the town. Then
he was sober enough to exert some
prudence. This was how: He took a
thousand dollars out of his belt and
slowed the residue under the carpet
In a corner of the room.
"For | may get overseas and some
mean greaser grab the pile" reflected
Dan. Each night he came home, but
not until he had spent his last cent
Next morning he extracted another IN
stallment from bis reserve fund and
repeated the program.
The gambling sharks had got hold
of Dan They jollied him as a hail fell
low well met, slapped him on the
shoulder, called him "The Daisy and
acquiesced in his tumultuous dcclala-
ton. that he was the Bear Cat Of
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
Where He Beat "plzzY.n

When DiSraeli was prime minister
Of England good-looliDg young man
applied to him for Il government posi-
ton. 81 know. sir" said the appli-
can't Wistfully, "hoW little | know"
Dear me, said Disraei, "as much as
that? | haven't got half that distance
yet"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
Suner.EnernN.

Little James and Josephine Were
busily engaged in helping mother TO
dry the dinner dishes.
"But, Jane, you didn't get that plate
dry" objected her sister.
eyes, did" exclaimed Jane eager
ly. II dried 1t so hard that 1t per
splred =
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

wreck of Ian Nolsey was thrown OUT
into the street into ii mud puddle.
That afternoon late, very sober, very
penitent Dan sat on log hy the road
side al the limits Of the tenn He
had found no friends in his distress.
He had started to walk to WeIsyille,
hut was stiff, sore trembling half i'll.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

Insects that have crawled into the
bahy's ear may be sulfocnted by drop
ping sweet oil or castor oil into the
ear, which after 20 minutes should be
washed out by gentle Swinging with
warm water from a fountain syringe,
hung one foot above the chlld's head
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

over me country. The purchaser nad
right To place his name and adyer.
tisement on the device, aud as the
stamp was always worth lis face value
the holder Who took II III par could not
lose anything.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

The River Orinoco, in South Ameri
en-, is over three miles broad for near
~ half It's course. while during floods
the width, oven at places far from the
sea, Is often 100 miles.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
The Same Old ale.

You had better buy now, madame,
as we have just received notice from
our shippers that the price will 90 VI
80 per cent ut the first of the month.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
LOOKING Backward.

Women said the near-cynic, "are
leaders In every forward movement
but the one Of getting off "A street car
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
Some Difference

And don't forget 10 bring home n
eW rolls" "For the p!anola dearie
~ for the culinary depHftmentT
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
Value of Human Pity.

More helpful than all wisdom Is one
draught of simple, human pity that
will not forsuke us.--George Eliot.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
Handy.

Rubber heels may prevent one slip
ping down, as they claim, but they
surely are the goods in enabling one
to slip up.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18
Genius.

It's wonderful heN landiady can
erye 50 many things you don't care
for.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-08-18

We have first class repair shop and
keep constantly n hand a complete as
sortment OF parts and accessories. The
shop is open day and night in charge of an
experienced repair man. The service we
are able to give 0ur customers adds greatly
to the usefulness Of their car equipment
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
Sc5ialiitenbl6tter
bleiben M1tterSrii&t!

@aibington, "a. SuIi. Ser
fir5lid g%eitellte antrag oes &eprd-
lentanten 2onoon bon Stem gort,
cine l1nteriuhung Der 8eigerung
Der 8oltbeboroeu beridieOene So3i.
aIiiten-8eitungen at %beforoerh neil
iie gegen Die 4onifription geidrieben
batten, lit bonn Boitfomitee oes
9auies obi9ldgig bepieien poroen.
Der @enerolpoitmeiiter bate er-
fldrt, Is piir6e NIT benz offentIiten
Srttereiie unbereinbar iein, bic
@riinoe an3ugeberL rpelfe gu 6ieier
8erfiigung gefiibrt batteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
Dcnti6cr Haperer I'M
iiSafrik. 6ew6Hern?

Gin otIantiider &ofen, %. Suit.
Gin aus aalfl1tta e%ingetroffener
britiider 0ompfer bot ole go9ridt
mitgebraht, 0aB Die 8eutiden Den
8eriud MAIDEN, ben 9anoel 5piiden
Dem fernen Often e%inerieit8, un0
omerifmiihen mo britii6en S1fen
on0ererieits 5u unterbreben. 60
entoedte man filr5lid, oaB Die iiio-
ofrifanii6en @emGiier NIT Mtnen
beidt pareu. 8pei 9ompfer, elmer
bon 5000, bet anoere bon 5000
&onnan, bon oenen man nidt8 mebr
gebort bat, ieit6em iie &opItnot Der.
lieBe1 oiirften oieien Nlinen gum
0pfer gefallen ietn. 8dbreno Der
6obrt b0rteu ferner Die 0ffi8iere
6es Qampfers, boB Elm oelttider
6treif5igIer I'M Sn6iiden 68ean
bon brittiden Sriegsidiffen 8eritort
mor0en iet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
ucMes 1~DciscnkdrtcH
bcberricbt sic Gage!
Mebl fir aIiierte fomntt nar bon
grOhen Nliiblen uaO 3a bereits
feitgsietteu GreiIen.

g1efU g)prt, 70. SSllt. - 2le ldIl'
gen @er9onOlungen I'M aongreB
ii6er Die Observation-Disclosures
iperoen oIlen s(ni3etn mad perge'
bens getpelen ietn, oenn, Db @eieB
ODER fem @eieb, gtabrungsmitteloif'
tator ODER &riumnirat, Die 2eberlS'
mittelfontrole, neni9itens ioIueit
8ei5en in 8etro6t tommt, lit be-
reitS Sutia1e ooour9, ooB it1 cine
8ei5enfirma bier orguniiiert bat
unO ole 8ei5en-S ituatton 6eberriGt.
aae Breiie iinO feitgeieBt morben
uttO Oos fir Die 9lltSfubr an uniere
g[Qiierten ol13ufoufeuoe WfebL miro
bon ben groBen @tiiblen touunen;
Die fleineu gtiiblen itu0 vausgefro.
rem" mor0en.
Dos 8ei3en.aartea miro inter
feinen llmitanOen retnes 8eiaenmebl
faufen, niht nal fetngemablenes
g}e9l aus ousgeiu4tem meiBen 8in.
~teripei6en.
Set Wtonoten boben Die 8eittln.
gen Des 2an0eS barber 9ei9rieben,
mie Die MabIpro6ufte be%rgroBert
mer0en tonnen un0 Der 46foa Der.
minoert tperoen fam, irtD MN 8ei.
gen Die 8erbdltniiie, ME fie bon Der
8ei3enfirma etobliert rooroen iino,
0aB 0oS alles MIR gcl6eben it, nm
Dos 8ublifum 5u benz @lauben 81
briugen, Die Sntereiien Der eroBen
@2iiblen miiBten binter benz ge0arf
Der M}eni6beit Suriiditeber. als
8epeiS 0afiir bat Die 8ei3en 5irmo
bereits ongefiinoigt, Dab iie ales
gte9l, obne utf oeiien @ebaIt aiid-
iidJt gu tebnten, ontaufen miro aus.
genoulmen reines @eidenmebl. 0ie
@eieai6oft miro ales Ntebl faafen,
oaS bon irgeno iemano a%ngeboterl
miro, obne Spe5ififationen .o0er
StanoorOs in 8etradt 5u 5ieben 1tno
Die groBen Wtiiblen meroen naA et-
geneut @ltt0unfen berfabren uno 0as
alte Sbltem oe8 W}oblen8 BON mei-
Bem &atentmebl miro fortgeieBt rOer-
ogn.
9ie tleinen Mlii9Ien lir0 ooourd
attBer aorfurren5 geiekt morOen,
ooB 0oS aartea nidt meniger ala
5000 JGIier @1ebl auf ei1lnlol fault,
Die interbolb 80 &agen mad Dem
anfo1f a6geliefert iperoeu maiie1
ga Die fleinen 02ilblen cine aopat
8itGt bon nur 100 bis 200 guibels
pro Gag beiiben. iin0 Iie our4 0iei(
8%eltimmitng uutomatii9 bont @e'
i6ait oltSgeiAloiien.
Ser feitgejeste &reiS fir 8ei8er
betragt $1.92 pro guibel in Chico
go. Sic 4lliierten 3ablten rs Gents
fir Ma9len unb oltBeroem 25 Gents
ger0ienit fir ieoes SOB. llut oir
grnBen Wtiblen 3u idiBerL babet
ii6 Die aQliierten berpfli6tet, be
REORGANIZATION i'm offenen Rarf
5 Gents peniger ais Sen feitgeiebter
Gbicogoer 9rei8 pro 8ltibel at bic
ten. Inter oieier 8ereinbarutg er
marten iie, je0en 8uibet in ameritt
gepo9lenen @ei5enS at erportieret
uno ben 4mertfonern oen Mais gun
etgenen 8erbrau6 iibrig gu laIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
Die g(rn,ee fOitet Gelb.

Sm 2ltartiermenters 8epnrte-
ment Der 8unoesormee in Sort
Omaha miro ieBt monntlid nift
meniger ais $250,000 fir Die qrmee
olisgegebeu. Die Gtnfaufe toer0en
bier beiorgt fiir Die &ruppen bon
gtebrasto, Surpa, M~iuneiota, QUO.
un6 Roro.9 afoto. 9ieier Gage
mltroen Iii, 900 9flno Sped be-
Iteqt, 10000 2ageritdtten, 10000
3eden, ebenio bieIe Site, llnterbem-
oen uitp. aur8unt Die armee foitet
elm Gielengelo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
fSarmarbeiter perIannt.

2trcoIn, Neb., %. SuIi. 8os
Itoatlide 9(rheitsbpreau miro init
8riefen bon 6arntern itberidpemmt,
in oenen oieieIben bitten, ibnen ar.
better gu i%tellen, um ole grnte Der.
e%in5ubrtngen. Sn beridieoenen
StelLen meroen Nann uno Srat
oerlongt. Der ougebotene 2obn ba.
riiert auii6en $40 uno $50 per
W2orat ood i9eint es unm6gli6,
geniigenO 9eute au erbaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
BritiI6er 11Iaior als
Slmole1rcr bier!

Moior 9. 81. Snmmob bonn f0nig.
li6 britiiden 6Iiegerforps lit in
9moba eingetroffen, nm Die anteris
faniiden Slie9errefrutet in Sort
Omaha i'm 6ltgneien 8u unterrid.
ten. @r CAB Die Grfldr1tng ob, OoB
oos omerifnnti4e 6lugpefen nit
Dem engIiifen 9roBe Qebnlidfeit Boz
be, ober nidt ean8 10 MODERN lei als
oo8 englii6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
@enen hndnrrrnts nrr6nftrt.

8rofen Bonn, gteb., %. ssStli. -
Ger beige @robidmieo 9. 81. 8ar.
Bolton nllroa geitern ndhmitta5 bonn
8~1tnoesbiIfsmori9nG Carroll bon
2incoIn in Soft genoutmen. ST ioa
berr0terii6e QeuBerlurgen gegen
8rditoeut @tlion alt8geitoBen baben,
8eridieoane 3eugen, pe(d]e ieine
&orte geb0rt, batteu Sen 8eb6rbeu
0apon @itteilung gemaft. @r mur.
De mad @rano SSlano ge6ra6t uno
lit iebt bemiibt, feline 8iirgi6aft in
&6Ae bon $500 onfBn6rin9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
9enide 8ciitlide bciin @ertciSi.
annqsrQt.

2incolr, geeb., %. Sult. - Cine
Delegation Oetitid. Iutberii6er @eiit.
Iider ipro@ geitern in Der Sisung
oes Itaatliden 8erteioigungsrates
Dor. 8as oerbonoelt nuroe, miro
nift gaiagt, bod es beiBt 0aB cine
0ffertlide @rflGrung beute nod Der.
offeltli6t ueroen fol-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
Ans Dem Situate Nfebrasta!
Nenes WliteIieO bes gerteibisnuss'
rates.

2incoln, Neb., %. Sui. 2ln.
Iteae Oes Generals George s. Sar.
ries bon Omaha, Der, neil CT onS
aomman0o Der Brigade bon See.
6rosfo iibernomtnet bat, reitgHteren
mubte, %ernannte @orberneur NebiIe
g~eItern 8. g. @no6 bon bier gum
@2itgIieb 6es @erteioigunesrotes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
cpfer Der G[eftriaitSt.

Fremont, g&eb, Is. Suli. - Ser
.4SiGbrige 8. .. Gibbs, elm unoer-
beiroteter Monn, erIitt geItern nod
mittog, oIs er eIeftrii6e 2eitungs.
0rGbte our6idnitt, einen ioI6en elef.
triiten Shlog, 6nB er 80 SUB in
Die Siefe itir8te un6 altf Der SteIle
Der SOB fan0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
GinIpritnusen nuS Snidea farieren
g. go

GinIpritnnsen nnS Sniaeu fHrieren
Sic ME.
aoturrb lit lGitis gerite, tperit er
Sire Stale itno 2uftrobre berItopft
idmerabaftes uno idnieriges atrnen
itto onoere ber'
urIndt, ober Sic pirfli9e @efdbr
fomn1t, tpern ct SIRE 2tngen er.
reiht.
g(lig 6ieIem @rur6e ioIlten sic
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