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RICHMOND

Mrs. Bridge, who has been tho guAst CT
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Miller for three
month";, returned Friday to Woodstock.-
Mrs. M. o. Goodrich last week entertain
ed the missionary society at her home.
when the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. c. Fl. Pine; vice-presidert.
Mrs. Harley Kenyon; secretary, Mrs. r.
l. Stevens; treasurer, Mrs. G. L. Bartlett
Mrs. F. Fl. Shepardson and Miss Ella
Adams. entertainment committee. Topic
Of the meeting. ''Schauffler Training
Schools."-Lirs. Leon Prior who has been
assisting in the care Of her sister. Mrs.
w. r. Fuller, for two months. returned
Thursday morning to her home in An
dover, Mass.-Mrs. b. E. Towers, who hos
been assisting relatives In town. returned
Saturday to her homo In New Yor..
Mrs. W. T. Tiiley has resigned rs
librarian and Mrs. e. W. Fish has been
appointed her successor. H. 6. Read
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
il r. Wright, In Burlington. -Mise Louise
Douglass. who is teaching at the Essex
Institute. has been 4 guest Mt the home
Of her brother. L. r. Dougiass.-J. 8.
Derrick. carrier on rural route No. 1, has
been confined to his home by illness the
past week and w. E. Powers has been
substituting.-Mrs. Il. +. Towers, who
has been visiting relatives in town for
three weeks, has returned to her home
in New York city.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Rocheleau of Burlin gton are guests Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Free.
man.-Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Miller were
| among the visitors in Burlington 6stur-
day.-Hr. and Mrs. Edgar Leonard
Of Hcosick Falls, N. T., are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George F.. Bartlett-The
Misses Marian and Lois Bartlett of
! Burlington were at the home Of their
parents over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
! Henry. who have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cannon this past week have
Miss Katherine Lavelle Of Burlington was
the guest of her parents over Sunday
| Miss Hazel Berry, who is taking the
| nurses training at the Mary Fletcher
| hospital, was the guest of her mother
Saturday.
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Several I. to 1b-cow farms with team.
stock ana tools. with prices from 5000
TO $500. also any kind Of q iarAs
farm anyone can ASK for always on
hand
The A. n. Day Real Estate Ageasy.
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BRIDPORT.

w. L. Wheeler's recovery is very slow.
Kenneth Myrick has returned from tho
hospital.-Miss Nellie Barbour returned
February is to her school work at Phil
adelphia- Rev. Hervey Gulick was
a recent victim Of grip.-The net proceeds
OF the social held by the Ladies' society
amounted to $1722-Jonas Payne Of Rut-
land was the recent guest of friends
here--Earl Dayton has returned from
Plainfield. accompanied by his brother
and family
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To the Creditors Of the Estate Of Sylvester
HoId1idge. Late Of Alburg. Grand Isle
VI. Malta.

TO the Creditors Of the Estate Of Sylvester
HoId1idge. Late Of Alburg. Grand Isle
Coanty. W.: Notice, ~. -, 49,,
WHEREAS. the Honorable John Tudhope,
the Judge Of Probate, within and for tho
District Of Grand Isle. state Of Vermont
on the 1st day Of February. A. D.. 1917, did
confirm the orders. DEGREES made by the
Honorable William HAYNES. the then Judge
Of Probate, within and for said District Of
Grand Isle. on the 18th day Of June, 4. b.,
1909. that the assets OF said Sylvester
Holdridge's estate shall be applied 10 the
payment Of the unpaid balance of the claims
allowed by the commissioners upon said
Sylvester Hoadrtdges estate. and approved
~ said court, with simple added from April
3eth. 1857.
The said court further orders and DEGREES
thst notice 70 tho creditors be published
three weeks successfully In the Burlington
weekly Free Press. q uewspaper published In
Burlington. In this State. and two years
after the last publication Of said notice to
the creditors be allowed for payment Of said
creditors
W. A. SOULE.
Ahmy. Dc bon1s n0u q Sylvester Holdridges
agfAtA 33.w.3t.
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0astinEtep Veterinary Hospital
- Pine St., Burlington. Vt.
veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veteriner ~
college, 1909. Latest equipment for
III animal surgery, including equine
sqd canine operating tables Phone
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CORNWALL.

The Womans Missionary society win
meet at the home OF Mrs. A. w. Foote
on Thursday from 1870 to 4:30 O'Clock
Mrs. J. II. Atwood and daughter re-
turned home Monday after a weeks stay
In Montpelier with Mr.. Atwood--Mrs. A.
w. Foote visited her daughter, Mrs. Les
lie Mott, and family Of Hubbardton last
week.-Mrs.. Ellen DeIong, wife Of Kings.
ley King, whose death from pneumonia
occurred Saturday. February II. and
whose funeral was held Tuesday, was
buried in the family lot in Evergreen
cemetery in town. Mrs. King was an only
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mira De-
Long. who lived just over the Cornwall
line in Shoreham. She leaves, besides her
husband. one brother. c. II. belong Of
6horeham, and a wide circle Of friends.
MONkTON.
The funeral Of 8. N. Ager last Sun
day morning was attended by many
friends and relatives at his home at
Barnumtown, where the Rev. Edward
Ransome OBLIGATED. The bearers were
II. v. Sears, II. J. Vsnclette, d. w. Eddy.
G. N. Stone, W. Preston and r. L. Still
son. Mr.. Alger had been in poor
health for some time. Besides his
wife. he leaves one son. Burial was at
East Monkton.-J. z. Carrfgan, county
agent. will speak In Grange hall Friday
evening. on topics Of interest to all
farmers. A part Of his talk will be on
tho New England Milk Producers az
ISOLATION. The meeting Is open to ev-
cry one and Mr.. Carrigan would like to
meet the farmers and arrange for DEM
onstration work Ia this town during
the yeaf.--A. H. Palmer is recovering
from nneusu onin
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--March 18th, two married men on
dairy farm; must be good dry hand
mixers and teamsters; good houses, wood,
milk, potatoes, garden and $40 per month
10 steady, sober men. Robert c. Mitchell,
0Outhbury, Conn. 5(w,2t
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UNDERHILL.

A council meeting of the Amy Benedict
Camp Fire Girls was held Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. William Blaisdell. a
pleasant feature of the evening was the
unexpected arrival Of one Of It's MEM
bers. Miss Maud Blaisdell, on the eve
ming train from st. Johnsbury, where
she is attending school. Honor beads
were presented to Lena Irish. Ethel Nealy.
Emma Moulton, Bertha Shillhammer,
Maud Blaisdell. and Doris Hawley.-Fol-
lowing the meeting dainty valentine sup
per was served by the hostess.-Mrs. r..
r. Gookin of Boston has been a guest
Of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Humphrey.-Mr and Mrs. L. p. Met
calf were in Morrisville Sunday visiting
relatives.-Dr. w. S. Nay spent several
days last week in Montpelier on bust
ness.-Kenneth MacGibbon. who has been
Ill. Ia recovering. L. d. Mouiton
entertained her Sunday School class re-
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Stevens OF
Essex Junction were in town Monday
evening to attend the dance given by the
w. Il &C. ii. Chapman was a visitor
in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Lucy Prior,
who has been ill with the grip. Is better
Edward jackson Of Burlington is spend
ing a few days in town.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CALIFORNIA LITTLE FARMS near Los
Angeles for sale, easy payments Write
e. r. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. 53,w.1t
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SCrim Curtains

Special for Friday and Saturday rs pair Scrim Curain
in white and cut Dutch style hemmed ready to hang
IA yards long, value 81. pair .$11>
Is pairs Marqusette Curtains plain hemstitch, doub
thread 1-2 yards long, value 81 .98 pair 81 p
COUCH COVERS-Roman stripe and several designs, rel
versible, SO inches wide yards long .$1.9S eacl
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HOUSEKEEPER wanted by man with boy
- and girl: woman of some refinement, from
- to 20 preferred; good home for right
party. b. 8. Williams, Stowe. VT. 57,w,1 It
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A COOK wanted at the Home for Desti-
turs Children. References required.
l6W.tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-27

einsm prOBen gIutstropf.n slsid,
funtls. Die rubise. griine aldrbsit
b,s Smarasbs bat ss sintr triiteH
angstbap; bic grobe Wshr5abl Der
Jrausn eibi absr bod gu gutter astr
BEN griadnisn ben @oraug.
6srr ebaumer beriuM nun, 1tn
ndtiirIi6sn 3autr, ben bic Gbelisia.
ausiibsn, tpiFsui4aftIid 5u ertldr.H.
0aG 3Oi6briesr 8soba4turg BAT ct
geiptFs Acsiebungen 5pif4tn Stsin'n
unb Rsnfdsn fsftssfieIIt. Gp III S:r
Rubin btr 2itblinesfein Der esuts
nit tisfliegenben 9iugGn, Die BON Idns
gen Mimpsrn bsidattei Iein mliieH;
bIaus, slei9faIIs bei9uttsis augsn
5tiben ben Diamanien Dor. Rsrooie,
energiihe 9empsramsnte Ssigen zine
aon, befonbpe Bcrlisbs fir Den Smls
raeb; fir bas GopbirbIau idfpdrmra
psrionen, bic man Ipmpbatifd gu mems
n.n pfIsgt Sm @ltertbum iannfs man
bide @ergIsids nidt, man !praa scH
Der ,Tla6t1, bic bsm eisine Inn.,
ipobnis, unb untsrpdrf iid ibr blinos
lings: Der Rubin Hnht ben WsnT4s7
frpmm unb bsipobre ibn nor @srfiiss
ransen. Der Smarasb bslis psrtrr'
gene Sddbe sntbsden, Der SdpEi
b.fren Gefarssne bon ibrsn aei.en.
Der 0idmant aber leiiie CUTE Sieriie
bei @er5aab.runssn. er ri ss aa5,
Der ben WknIden su Tta&t unb eErs
hsrh;(ff
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gerlen uao GOelitsins.

psrlen unb sbrdHen, 10 fagt man.
nno: Sbrdnen beOeuten perles ipri4i
reiisnirt ber sdrtli9s Gate. benz a
iOeben geIungsn III, sinea Sbrdnsn'
iron a65ubiubsn NIT tiHtm per'
Ienfoaier. Sie mDgen beios redi bas
ben, Der @oI.smunD unb Der srfabr,ns
@atts, unb babsn aud ipiebsr unredi,
ME iia leitt an Der Snnb Der Sss
i1ide naHpeifsn liebs.
perlen biIbtien ben Sdmud, bern
bic Gd5nen Roms Dor allen ben gors
sils edben. aDlia gouiind, Guligus
las Gnttin, ting bel sinem 6tite cinsn
perlsnf4mud i'm @srtbs DON 40 wsiIs
lionen Gsitersisn $4,000, 900, urs
f4Iarfts h iHrsut Dstn
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'gbatnmet, Der I'M Barrier auuifge-
lper6e Werein sinen inttrshanisn
9Orirag iibtr gtrIsn unb SsbeIssiiein
belt, er1dbI. unter anberm: BIZ Be
riibrune NIT Der menT4Ii9n 6aut
perlsibt ben perIen einsn beioncren
@lans; bagegsn 1T ss faIIA. mann BE-
bauptet nfrb, cas Wleer befGbe be
aroft Der psrle ibrsn Slang nis6srs
suaebsn. Gin Ditb bate eiFtn geIlrhs
ltnsn perlsnj4mud ins wlesr rsrs
fenii mad mehrHsn 5nbren-iDurbs ntr
Gdmud uieber aufssfiIai. dbsr pie
psrIsn bnttsn ibrsn @Ians t<rlcrm.
gDeit inbipibuslIer als bic psrIea
iinb bic GbelIisins. JeDe l5rdu orr
Nelt bat itrsn Stsin. ben Re srn
gorsua gibt: be cine iiebt pas fanfts
aiff bss bIoutn gnpbirs. bic aios-s
ipiu. Sab an itrsm 6inass stu Rassn,l
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True translation filed with the Post
master nj Cincinnati on November 26,
1917, as required by tn, Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
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nibt nsnfger aIs cine babe WiilIion
Dollars birruHter ben Staub Don
5ipei toftburen perlsn Sm Miiielalter
riibmte man bsn 9Serleu mad, bub ia
ben 3orn bsfdnftigen uub 6relDe
i5eniten = mas beute NOD iiimmsH
mag. Jernr ipurben is g,bsau9t aIs
pirifarues ahberungsmittel gsssn
ylsrDsns inb Wlugeui8merssil.
Ou sr0bs ifausSEi9s Sa,psiiss
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November 20,
1917, as required by tn, Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Radridjten bonn Camp Sbermau.
Camp Sberman gbillieotbe,
g., 26. Observation-Disclosures elmer
@p9e miro nit Dem Qesen sines @ss
leiIts fir cine StraBenbdbn stpilten
Gbificpfb. unb BEN Camp Sberman
begpnnen nsrben. Die arbeit pirb
fopiel lpie m6gli6 bef9Isinist iD,rben.
Dies tpurbs an Mpntng pom General
g. r. Glenn, benz 8efeHsbuber b.s
gamp, in elmer Rsbs Dor rem Rotdrp
Club BON gbilitotbe anesiiinbiat.
! Dids Ra4ritt ipiro ni9t Hur pon
ben SsoIbatsu i'm Camp, fonbern aid
Don perTonen i'm edr5su Sioats,
ipeIfe tcmmen, um ibrs Sungeus gu
kfu9eu, nit syrsiibeH begriibt. ba
ieit9er bic 9efOrb.ruHss @tlegenbeif
nad htm Comp cine f,br befhrdutis
mar. &ller @eritbr spifftn Der Sinbt
unb BEN Eager fuiro iebt burh 1aris
cabs unb Omnfbnfe permtttsft, bic
in unrseelmdbissn 3tptfGenrdumen
fabren. sSiir Elm RunotilIet iptrb.n
so Gents perldngt. General @lsnn
Itiineigte fptitsr nifts on. ols oob bic
2inie aeboui spsrbs. Mnn alnrbt abtr,
bab bic 5abrt nidt mebr als 10 Gents
ioIien fpirb. Bel man1sn Soloaten
ains elm GROCER sbeiI ihrer tl.inen
20bnung fir sdbrien Ha6 Der Stnbt
auf, bic aus p.ri4iebeneu 1lriaten
n0tbia ipdren.
Si. SFfiaisre boT aomp. W bss
800. ssnfanisrit Rsgimenis NADER
perbisblit, @rfdbrunden init Nrans
slnni, ein.m Wenpriteu BON elsrts
Lamb. 81 BAT iif Tsitber eefpdderf, irs
omb.tipds su ihun. tpos oiif ben geis
litGreienit 9s3ua bat, rno bat of'en
erildrt. bdb sr fih litber ifanoretts
lid srfdisB.n IaiTen iptrbs. ais
arie9abisnFi an psrrihfsn. melfs Der
Fiiaunqen iiber i'm ottrpFfeu tperb'n.
in npf nift tetnnnt. CUR 3ett befins
bet er fih in Der aompcsniesa anierns.
obRs etipns su tbun.
Oas snnse 100. Rsuinsri. bns nus
Wsdnnsrn pom Cincinnati HHb 6aHiis
ton gountp beffehi. r.rbrott. bm
u1orina in ben Gtiit.narSbsn. GIN,
neu. in ardft oetrstsns Hnnrbuuua
p.rfiiui, bnB niritati Der eintheilHn1
Der gJarner in sipei Gefiipusr, non
Seuer iebe bic balbe 3slt beF6Sftias
IN, DE oonse abtb.ifnnd suFrumsr
nrbeittt. Tuh itbr Sturbe fpirb siH.
pnuft BON ssbn wfiniten semaflt.'
Mpntgomerp, 2lla.. 26. slob.
I'm bic Rs1imentsr bss 81. Dipiiion
fgsaiicndlgor6t prn Ship) i'm Comp
Sheribnn ouf rifle ariasif1rts al
brinaen, iperben noh 5000 Wlnnn Be,
n0itia., nub es ,uurbe an Wlcntns
lnaetiinbigf, baB hns 9liiilsre De.
,nrtsment cnpegdHasn tpurbs, Wldns
rer Der NatiDnalarinss IN bieTer Mn'
Inbl pom Camp Sherman, g5ifis
'Othe, hisrhsr aH fsnbsn.
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-MdmnGd.

Suuae suui ausiraaen bon 9afstsn. gaai
sseiI q Co., 10 on IL. Ssrabs.
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3m perfanfsu-Sarmen.


saab Rdafer EeHpen Glf fnr stn
sfns., faber 600 lyrrn Hdrenins IN isber ans
qnbs nnessetaf bon GtaeHitnmeru unb nesn,
tsa bon iebem eiaat 80 eeifen. bhbf6er
utabnnb N spd Sartsn. 2be per 9dtr
GRcuafs iOe annb Dupfrs MAGE
stus. Gtpf. 9 20. 9rasr. 3oioa
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zeH auf Der G4irei5ti
Dorfbibne

gsbIsr: ma bit q p6fle nit bi
anssrs gfisI21
Sen: 8 ban IN p5ns Oar bin
Raps burs i4uSIIs-s
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gt,uenaeIndle-M MannIi6.

Fbepaar dI,ereS, iuds Stens ais Sanli0F
Safeu grfahrifta Ban ahSelItse D. Gle
mann, f420 apipnes Eirabe. Gumriinsoins
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9obes.anseiarn.
eiarb dm eamfiae. ben a. ssobelabsr 1917,
IN 4 iIbr na6miftaQs.
&atberine Gdaefer,


geo. WITH ma IN
eeIiebte gatttn bon Ssnrr eboefsr, In Hl4'
moHo, Snb., tm alter bon ~ Sapren. geifsn'
tfgnnentb bon Der g8otnnna ibrer Tp6ier.
Srau 6drrh p7sfb, go. 255S peefrsan etrnbe,
ON gliffipo6 mlcraen nm 7M ubr, roruui Ia
oer e. Geo airrte INN tibr elm Bieauisni,
ncf,drt celebrirt iplrb. Derfponbfs lnb gyreiIu.
he firb 'asrsn bofIittt eiugelaberL II
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gerIanat IN fanfen.

ate gshsr Betten--gDtr tssableT ore
t1nften pretfe fir biffeIbfn; MIR irerbtn bot
Spre6en, ipenn beno6ri6ttgt sibrffit: y u
SOC Bsfi Se1fts Ctr. Eel gand $50.
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Illus Scr Ce0islatnr
Scs States Jcwa!

Gin anfraa 6hs apgelapartige
lslparteiiide @riulornablaeieg filr
Ri9ter 5lrlid5 a5icbesJ mrroe Inn
tants enat heIlte nit % 9eaei %
5tffnnlen ubge hlaacn
Ia5 Observation-Disclosures erfldr-
lHea gegen ben Ncrtun zines SeiIs
0er Adpifoldilagen.
Ger 5eIoi HabnI hetlie etapf AH
trng al ipeldler Die 9onlinatinn al
Ter 5taatsbeeHIfaE init a!isaahmie
oea tSnnucrnatrs. Ron 0eH 3ri-
indnpahlen husidlieBf Soafe oas
@ats ebeffaiis 0eif Alitrda anHeh
men. Damn milroen Der gi5eaoliner
lleir mo alfe ilbriqeH Stoafsbe
aiiten aiit ansnabnlr Oes e5Miper
HeitrS nidt gWbr mic Jest it @ri.
mdruahlen aaAiiniert meroea. iou
nern mic tit nprgnugeieH sYahrcn
algf Den transformations Der be
trcfiaa0en @arfeleH.
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Oantpfcr Orleans"
iid1er straightforward!

Dem gorf, q. SEQ. 2cr
5radttoanwier yCrleqls elmer Der
eriiea atilerjfauiider 9mnpfer, met
de trob Der 0cnfidlen S~audlbnot
9lodnOe uoH bier a%bfubren. miro
hentc abeno ooer morgen IN Dor
0enur erinartef. Sier eiltgeaange
tie NahriditeH i%ther5etigten 0ie Ne
iiRer oes 5hiffes, bic Oriental ia
niaation Gonapnnn, aapon. onb nns
Shiff Ole 5ahrt iii SidlerbeIt 5ltrirf.
aelegt bot. albarte 0oorrns Der
f8eacralperfreter Ser Clinic ut Ydrls.
lat cine aateineneidle geiaHot. DnB
er pom 9afis aIaaeiahren lci. I'M 0ert
gampfer Oct igincr NnflnHt iii S4ar
oenIr bearilBen 5a fonleA.
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~rikorbdnSlcr mSoen
6alocnfrilt crbaltcn!
Gas gtuOdrHtrufene@ SScics mag
crit an | .CftObcr in
Strait treten.

gsaiAington %. Sch. 9ieprd.
ieiftant Niann, &oriiker Nes Sous
touIitecs iiir neutrality-suspicious.
b0t cinea Arfraa etnacreidlt monadl
oie fcc0ide ofnpdlelltrodele @orlna
ge crit anil L. Cftober iii Strait TIE.
ten ioll, mn oen Sltor9an0lern eSe
iegenheit 5i acbell Ihre Gorrate iii
uerdllBern Gielr nerjelIaell, weId5e
~p9raeieFa gegen cine 8eraiisidlie
bnnla Ner Nnfrafttretltng 0es 5eicges
.ItlHtnltelL linn elmer &ieAereriua
aitna geHefgt nad0em Der 1%raliDeat
Die @orlGge ltfter5eidnet bat.
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II. :. AomIMlarbcamtc
in Bern anoclanat!

&aibington %. Sci 3os
toutsant 1ai Acutc aus Bern.
5dmei3, Die sinGridt pom oeni
gliiflidien @utreffen bon 20 uine.
rifaniiden Northumberland aIIs
herihieorpH gcileu GautihIaaos er+
lalten. Ger 9lgcnt 0es @er. 5taa.
It'll 5dlaBomt Seuartencnts @ott.
idlolf heftuost it'd inter 0en Ret.
IerDen. Grpn GaterHlanli Si5e
aoniuI Ill Stiiftanrt iii e~rfrautt
INFO nltrOe uadl 2iH0ua lns SDitnl
gebradt.
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Merf Hcle, Der frliiler III geHion
dn a5nlidles eseihaft iiIbrte. nber
aAd ~ Gmaba DOrteilbait befonnf
IT. bat AT ~. lno 5arnaH Cir,
aaa HcneiteH Nniiflo0en Cmabas
ef9Iiaet Eek sYirnia mlr0 iidl ans
ldllleBlid nit fam &ertrieb BON 0en
iicilen eoiloH SpfedlBnidinen mo
ofn oo5n ~ag5origen Sfnaplnttefi
helaiirH Tas enfnl ii buheieqnnt
ma pafiiih einacruhfft mo Die
mHiifliebenoe 8cpolternma III
t~feiM0lidft pi ellielt &ellade fiHqe.
Aa0el. Nir psruciieu ali Die Ans
paa hfsi5z a4t.4fe
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8en }luff %. Seb. Iie 4ffiea
ser BefhIeheH Sfabl Sc iBno hentr
plablid itaff aefaIen. Gie Affiaa
fielga %luiffe mo muf0en 5I
~ p%rrfailft; * glffiea iielei i'm
3lniftg AM III llflfen States
StnhI fiel una - bis "a @rlffe.
gafpinlIl PCS maHl oater, bar Die
NraegSaeFabf abniHHnIf nnD 4Sill0H
BE Milifar5DeHasnorldae Hidt en-
plaalea Aafz etpns it IN Der
&4hD
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9erlaften suhn be- 0rnpraeltn.

Iie &oli5ei nnlnt Gpulerstaa
atcHo 0drrp 9ratg. Splll Oes ers
n~lor0etea SohH eroig. in @ait.
0eller geidle goanerstaq morgen
iabe Scr 10. uu0 Faul Ctr. NIT Elm
aeidlaaelem SdjaOel auigefuuOal
lpotoen 1T. Gbaleid segeu Oall
jlplgea 9lanlb oer im giillnr0 0otel
ols Seidllrrmaid)er anaatellt 1T, fei
nc Anfiage erloben pur0c, lpuroe ef
pbne 3itoliiing pon girgifaif III
tSefualrinm be9alten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
1lilitdr5luan0ss
DcrIa0c bcmtc Inn
KOn0rcE eim0creic9t!
gSrDer YrGnDem &iliUu hOdl Arieas.
miniitrr Safer haben bic
AnHabms tmpfobIeM.

&aibihaion %. sch Gig
algemeine Wtilitdrgunngs &orioae.
nad ben pom @~enerolitab otisBeur.
beiteten @ldncr pitroc helite poil
Grdiioeut @iiion Dem aollareb I'M
terhreitct.
Zen El0n mar mir GIN llehcrnttt
teIiuIasbriei palt Ssrtcasmitiiter 10
fer beigciiiat. &eoer ser 9rdiiOent
nod arieaslHiniiter gdter huben ir
.gcnO melhe Gnipicbung 8uHt NHs
0riid aebrudlt.
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Smaem.S neutrality-suspicious..


rnit ie Istht Gerbst.
Gin berpprrngerOer Ar3t in OFfents
lihem @eIunobeits DENT III Der
llsber5eusung, 6db bic meiiieH Wlsns
ten nch Iange Mot genug nm ben
S6ub ihrsr 9lugsn essen 0srlsus
duugs @efnbrsn beiorgt finb unO
oft I'M gegsbsnen aagsnbIid Bite nStios
8Oriiht coma pergefieul Sci mondsn
III Die i5ahrIdTigltit 0uh nod nit
llnniNenbeit qtpaart. limb Die Migen
tounen ourd ioldt llnadtfamteittH
aanS bsIonbers seiddoigs tperbai,
nu6 Ipsnii tein @sfibl RON Snntrs
babel porbanptR 1T. 8snn Das Huge
il zines Der psrpifIIten unD 5uglsid
zines Der am gtunusiten gefiieteit
Slide oes t0rperlihen Medlanismus,
mo inon bic ileinItt Storunq tonn
siuen isbt grobsn llnteri9iro psrnrs
iafsn Oosr ben gnn3eu g(pporat per.
0erben.
&erfeununasn DurA 2rantbeiis
gatierisn unb folsHidrpere gtrle
Bungsn Ourn irgsntpel@e feline gtrs
rp%unoHngtn becrobeu Oas 9lftgs auf
pitltn Neesn; uuO smriterss geIhiebt
naaentlin febr MHfig anter DlithiIs
Il Der tets gsiddftigen 6dn0es
= " w. .tf ~
tpsIdls Ia un3dbIigs Mols, oft iOgut
pie HnbsmuBt an nas Muqe gefiiBrt
Derosn. Nuf gar manferlet Wit
tam ole 9sriendinq srFoIqsn; mo Is.
isi bier nlir en- &sifpiel aus unIertm
groBitdbtilfeH gertebrs geben ct
Udbnt, zines Der pidtigltsn ulIeroiugs
alO Elm ieIr ~atIidglides.
I'm sineH 1rbilsb gahnmuem III
btFsigsu, faBt Der gaFagier eeip0bns
lid bic gruItung NIT Der 9anb uuO
idpiHgt iid aitf Ditlleibt bag ct 0llf
Der 9af3en 5ahrt cine 9riiitunqs
Stauae pDer sinen Ealtt Rismen be-
naBt. 8as tim ungs3dbIte tanien0e
eosn Sag, uno monde W1nner
unO 5ratsn inter linen lsioen an
hrOnii hen Aran. beitm Der auqen
uHo m0gen iih bieleift auf Dem 0ts
&c mad Dem 5Olpital beFinOen. ohus
5ur s3tit iiber ben gbar1fter ibrer
arantheit untsridtd 81 lsin. limit
ielbar che BIZ anf ben Waggon Iteigit,
liebsr grisr. mag Elm dnoerer iif ois
lsibenosn Mugen nit Der 6an0 az
iuiidt, hitrourh Die aeimt Der Rrants
BELT an feline 6dnSe gt6r0nt nno fh
an Oerfelbsn 5islt binaufaeihUuus
gen bobsn. peIhe I'll baun benuBeit.
Gs ie6It Damn meter nifts All Deiuer
eigsnen @erfeahmg. ais baB 0t Dir
NIT Der 6ano, lpelhe por6er auf elmer
Sitter obtr 9riijtunqs Gtnnat az
lsgen BAT nno Hebr ooer lpeTllaer mt
9dtitrien beieBt poroen lit, 10 aans
safoaig bic 4neta reiBii cone oir
I'M Moment stipas ba6si 3u benlsn!
So ein Qeiotn 1T leift erporhen.
a6sr ieine Seieitisara naa fhuieria
o0a ianapteria lsin. Daher bite
non fih, Die 4isea iii niht p6is
Gs reinen 9dHoen Ooer 6mblda
ben 3u reiben 4oglidt lit aud 6ier
snti6ieDsn bic RO6lftilIte geAan0
lJH9.
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Dcmticbc SIiceer
bel Riga t6tie!

Seriin %. Deb. t6aulfcn0epp
ife.) IS mlr0e heute behor0.
lid beriftet. 0aB eill Oeutides @aI
ierfhls5cilg an - 5ebrttar 81,
Iods uno bic milit1riidlcn PIN.
logen pom ~9lreisbere atf Der ruiii.
lden Sniel Ge'el nit SronO. unf
GrplciionsboiHbeu belpdrf @utet
Grfolg mtr0e heubadltet. mGhren6
oas ieinolidle artiiicrieiater poll.
ltaanig fehlidllna.