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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12

While the formal reply of the Allies
is made through France, it represents
the united stand of the Allies. Its an
nouncement of peace terms, severe
though they are, was viewed as a
hopeful sign by President Wilson.
accompanying the joint reply of the
Allies was note from the Belgian
government, also transmitted to the
State Department by Ambassador
Sharp of Paris, attacking the manner
in which Germany has conducted the
war, calling attention to the incon-
gruity of Germany's vaunted desire for
peace in the face of the Belgian de-
portations, and criticising. by infer
ence, at least, President Wilson'S COM
pariSon of the announced objects of
the two sets of belligerents
Aside from the definite announce
ment of the extreme terms on which
the Allies would consent to consider
peace, the outstanding future of the
two notes is the diplomatic illusions
to the presumed lack of relation be-
tween President Wilson's move and
the German peace proposals, as well
as to the likening of the objects of
war, as expressed to their own people
by the respective belligerents. 1t is
apparent from the notes that this un-
fortunate statement made by Presi-
dent Wilson still rankles among the
Allies.
The French note, like that of Bel
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
GERMANY PLACES BLAME
FOR CONTINUANCE ON ALLIES

Berlin, Jan. IL. - Germany Is ready
the Entente Allies full responsibility
for the continuation of the bloodshed. -
Such is the purport of a note hand
ed the neutral governments concern
ing the reply of the Allies to the Ger
man peace proposals.
1t Is declared that the Teutonic Pow
ers shall continue the struggle 'in
quiet confidence and firm trust in their
right, until peace is gained with guar
antees to their nations honor exist
ence and liberty of development, and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12

which to all the nations of the Euro
pean continent gives the blessing to
cooperate in mutual respect and un-
der equal rights together for the solu-
ton of the great problems of civiliza-
ton"
The note further declares that Ger
honest attempt to terminate the war
and open the road for an understand
ing among the belligerents." Further,
1t is asserted, that it merely depends
upon the decision of the Entente ma
tions whether the road towards peace
shall be entered upon or not"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
THE FIRST DOSE PROVES ITS WORTH

For years PAW-PAW was the only
vegetable Pepsin known, and every
where it was welcomed for indigestion
and stomach trouble and has a record
of 20 years of established dependable
ity.
Then the chemists discovered that
IRON and NUX produced rich, red
blood and steadied the nerves. After
many trials IRON and NUX were COM
bined with PAW-PAW, the result be-
ing tonic of wonderful body building
qualities, plus nerve steadier and a
muscle developer. In other words
IRONIZED PAW-PAW is a combina-
ton of three well-known ingredients
of real merit and instead of getting
the three you get the same results
If not better-in one dose of IRON
IzED PAW-PAw.
Don't be grouchy, rundown or ruin
your disposition by poor health. IRON
fZED PAW-PAW is a constructive
stimulant and can be taken by young
and old. Call and get free test and
be convinced.
This reliable tonic, IRONIZED
PAW-PAW, can be had at all drug
stores. Formula on every bottle. Mail
orders filled promptly.
On sale and recommended by II. C.
Kennedy. 321 Market Street, where
you can meet the Iron Man." who will
give you all information and advice
you may need. You will be shown the
right path to ultimate good health.
You will never regret your decision to
meet the Iron Man." INTERSTATE
DRUG CO.. INC, NEW YoRK.-Ady.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania

Waynesboro.-Benja f. Shank
died at his home here yesterday, aged
10 years He is survived by two daugh-
ters Miss Mary Shank and Mrs Lewis
Barkdoll. both of Ringgold.
Terre Eill.--Israel Fry. 81 years old,
died Wednesday night from the effects
of a stroke. For many years he was
feed and flour merchant. His wife,
six children and a number of grand
children survive.
Marietta. - George Eater, aged SO
years, died Wednesday after a long
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
GERMAN PROPOSAL FoREsEEN


The author of THE Pan-German
Plot Unmasked," which the Scribners
are about to publish. anticipated and
prophesied the German peace pro-
posal. In this book by Andre Chera-
dame the French publicist says that
Germany had a scheme whereby, after
certain events which have now oc-
CURED, the Germans would step for
ward with an air of magnanimity and
would offer what appeared to be a gen.
erous peace and acknowledgement of
defeat; that they hoped thereby to get
the most important part of what they
had fought for in the idea that it
would be a stepping-stone to final
world dominion. The author, whose
theory Lord Cromer indorses in his
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
DESERVES GOLD
MEDAL FOR this
Cincinnati authority tells how to
dry up corn so it
lifts out.
You corn-pestered men and women

need suffer no longer. Wear the
shoes that nearly killed you before,
says this Cincinnati authority, because
few drops of freezone applied di-
rectly on tender, aching corn stops
soreness at once and soon the corn
loosens so it can be lifted out, root
and all, without pain.
A quarter of an ounce of freezone
costs very little at any drug store, but
is sufficient to take off every hard or
soft corn or callous. This should be
tried, as it is inexpensive and is said
not to inflame or even irritate the sur
rounding tissue or skin.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
THIRD DEATH FROM TYPHOID

Enterline, Pa, Jan. 12.-John Her.
man, aged 19 years, died at his home
here yesterday from typhoid fever,
traced back to the Enterline picnic
last summer. when impure ice cream
caused many cases of typhoid. His
father, Charles Herman. and a sister
died from the disease several months
ago. His mother and a sister survive
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
BANK DIRECTORS ELECTED

Mechanicsburg. Pa. Jan. IL. At
the annual election for board of
directors of the First National Bank
the following were reelected: Martin
Mumma, S. M. Hertzler, Simon Eberly,
Frank f. Wilcox, Jacob II. Koller. ].
=. Lambert, ]. II. Bowman. George f.
Lloyd and J. Morris Miller. of Shire
nanStown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12

illness. For thirty-fve years he was
the cupola tender for the Marietta
Hollow Ware and Enameling Com
pany. Four children, six grandchil-
dren, one sister and four brothers
survive.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
CALLING UP THE RESERVES

Men over so are being employed in
New. York to do the work of office
boys, boys being unobtainable. The men
are reported to give better satisfaction
than the boys, and the discovery that
they can give satisfactory service opens
up new door of opportunity to the
man who. because of age, has been dis
carded from the active lists of industry
The Christian Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
BOYS FAVOR COMPULSORY DRILL

The results of letter writing con-
test conducted by the American Boy
Magazine Showed that 341 boys advo-
Gated the compulsory feature of mill
tary training in high schools, while 62
boys were opposed to teaching mill
tary science in the PREPARATORY schools.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12

introduction, believes that this plan
was devised before the war was under
taken and produces the most impress
sive evidence in support of his view.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12
NUX-IRON-PAW-PAW
3 POWERFUL FORCES IN |

The New Remedy Now Known 1ronized Paw-Paw
he Tonic of the Twentieth Century, Muscle Builder for
Old and Young-Makes Beautiful Women
and Strong Men
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-12

In patent, pearl
gray, gray varnp-
ed with white tops
or black vanps
with white tops.
Regular 81 values,
for
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
Ar~ciscinfeilMto ccs
n. II. G~MrncrbMnNcs

Indianapolis, 5. Ges.-Der ted.
iiide aiiSidi,B oes Noro. amerifa.
illiden <rnerbunoeS bat foIaeu0e
!Ieiie areiseintciIuna erlaiien: /.
Itreis: Eiirnbe3. glew gorf. gbila.
oelpRid. Nefp Seriep uno iil6atlau-
ltlfer Eurnbe5irf; 2. 3reis: gle1t.
England, Gonnecticut, gBeIt Sem
slcrf uno w1ittel Sem gorf; 3.
Nreis; @ittsburg itno 2afe erie; A.
Areis: Snotaia, Ohio, ct. Bouts,
Gli05GttroL uno Sem Orleans; 5.
JreiS: 8isconiiE SQinois, aanias,
N%Riilouri, Mlinneiota, Gberer Drift.
lippi tno Rebrdsfd; 6. areis. &odD
Rouniain- gtoro. gacific, 91cific nno
5iio.GoLifornia.
Or 8iinoes @orort Bat Meloun.
genl N Bis lett SO 8ereinen, iuelfe
d6 b. 3. Der @eiomtmitgIie0erifaft
0aritelen, monod bon oieien Ser.
Ginen 1872 glitgIieoet in Seer uno
6Iotte zen, tpobon 472 ge3ogelt
burden 40 $50 freifpiE eintras
ten. 1902 bon linen iin6 0ni5iera.
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NmiTiiAc GmiHdrc
beiiit prInscn rccpclc

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required by the act of Oct. 6
1919
Berlin, ii6er 2onoon s. 0e3.
Sffi5iea miro geneIoet: Cine ruff.
ide 9eputation opeds gl6IAIuiies
zines Observation-Disclosures ipuroe M1on-
tag nofmittag bon 6em 0berbeie5ls-
bober an Der Sitfront, 9rin3
2eopoI0 bon 8operib NIT elmer tur.
Set g(uiprode milfommen gebeiBen.
Siernuf begannen Die 8erbonoluugeu
betreffs 8affenltiaitanoobidIuB."
Berlin, ilber 2on0ou s. De5.-0f.
fi8iea lpuroe Geltte befannt oentadt,
onB bic
gen itd audi nuf gf~ltntdnien ousOpB,
men.
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Sin gettlerfnbrifnnt.

0oB ri9tigt, GrfoIg brinsenbt
9ettelei cine iormIi4e STUNT tit, be-
EeiIen bic INNER tpIeOer aIsgeAobea
mem 9ettIermeijter, in Denen urter
2umpea perItedt eritaunIi4e 9oIO'
unO 9elDi9aBe, 8argeIO uno Derts
papiere outage gei0roert perDea, Dix
bu4itabIi4 3ulammeuge6stteIt paren.
@epersmdBige 8ettler nebmen oft
einen ngettlerturius" bur@, bepOr ic
tbr @ei9aft in Der 0effeHtIi4teit
ausiiben. gngIanb 6eiaB etna Dor
8e6n sSabren cine fDitematii4e 8ett~
leri9ule unO sfabrit in 9aduep, ND
Elm pfiffiger, itrupeaoier 8ettlerfa>
brifant iein blaben0es gei4dft be-
trieb; er ma6te Oaflr cine ausges
Debnte RetIame. Sin Sournaliit Itats
tete i9m eiuit eiusu 8siu9 ab unb
mar BON DeFen 4unt uuo 8ieIieitIa=
teit, aaltblitigteit uno 5ednit iber>
raI6t. Sn elmer 9ierteIituuoe bate
i'm Der MeiIter in eineR bemitIet>
bungsparOigen 8ettIer pertDanoelt,
Der nit 6oI3bein, eindugig ano ges
fubrt bon eiuem 0reIIierten 9uno iif
Das SbemietaL binauf bis BtnbIor
bur9betteIte tnb babel 8 S4iQinge
unb einige gente nma9te".
Der gettIerfabrifant oerfigts iiber
ale Dlittel unO 8erdtIaaften, I'm Ell
men &rappI DOr3utduiden. ST err
teilte llnterridt, auf Dem Stel3fuB 3u
geben ober ben Qtrm 10 geI4idt unter
benz aod gu perberger, ME Elm Giaa
armiger. ST tlebte ieinen Glientea
gflafer ouf bic 5atlt unb bemoIte
tie, I'm einsn 4usi9lag gu martieren.
Gr fteate ben a8tinOen" breiiierte
6unbe 3ur gsrfigung. bic ibren bets
teInoen Serra tunoig Dur4 Die Stra>
BEN fii6rter. Den neibliden 8ets
telnoen lief er feline Rinber, benn
bic &inber 6iIDeu BEL ben 6traBeus
6ettlern INNER elm empfebleuspertes
4ug6dngeI9iIO bes gIenbs. 9unbe
uno &iRber ipurOen ouf Sage poer
Stunoen bergeben ober berpaatet.
Jir feline Mi9epaltung feb ii4 Der
9ettlerfabritaut gut %bs3ablen, ST
perIangte eiaen beItimmten 4ro3ents
ToB bes tagtidn 8ettIereintommens,
ober sr IisB iia auf sinmaIige &ers
gitung, inter llmftdnOen aud auf
cine ab3o5tung Elm, bic I4riftli9 be-
Itimmt nurOe. Den 0etettios III
oas Geperbs fold zines 9sttlerfabris
tanten bdufig betaunt. obns baB fie
i'm 0aS 6an6pert al legen hagen,
aus 5ur4t Dor Der 93a6e Der gar3eu
8ettlergiIOe.
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Was beSentct ,,gplThcwifi?0

Gefp gorf, 5. 8e8.-6rl. 2(une
Njgapetian pelfe 8pet Sabre lang
beim ruiiiiden o9ioten &reu3" &C.
iueien 1T, bat iest boae a~uftldrung
iibar 0ns Bort ogolidcpiti" gege.
Den, 0ns bisber nod feline re6te Or.
fldrlina aeflulocn bate. Gle iogt,
n1bren0 Oct rebol1ttionGren 8etdti-
gurg bee ruiiiiden So3iaIiiten i'm
S%abrbunocrt lei Elm 5llge[ Der.
4 s1ben. agoIidetpif" @, b. Die
Rebrbeit") benomiet, fir Die Bro.
pagaroo Der Eat gepeien, nie file in
lpeilonb @annes MoIt8 oGebollttio.
mares @i6lein" 70 idon borge3eid
net paro. S6re @eguer, bic mflOere
Mittel Ddtten braltden molten, bat.
ten iid Den 9amen gg}enideoift"
gefalen loiian miiien, mel6es note
MtinDerbeit" 6ebeutet. Sinngemdb
ipdren nemno9 Die ngoli6elpifi"
toti1hlih Die aWlorimaIijten" un6
Dnnu nliiBtef lire @egner Die M1t-
nimolilten" beiBen-pelde 8e5eid-
niHg ord in ben lebten Gagen tat.
iddlih iiber ben 9rabt faH.
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@enmtenlnnhl.

Ger Omaha 0eutiher llrlterItilt
ungs 8ereirb belt ant @tontag
abeub, 8. 9e1, ieiHe baIbid4rlide
Notwithstanding ob. 6ol8en0e
8eamten puroen ertpa9lt: 9rdiioent,
Sacob S90Bler; gi3epraii6eut, 5riB
Gieoemann; Gefretdr, 5reO 0oifer;
5Auemeiiter,. Sobn &ofimnun; 8iib.
rer, 5rib @arlid; @ermaltltngsrat,
Melh. qeig. Ole geriammlllusen
lueroeu in Der Sale Der Sao Seite
Gurnoerein abgebalten; ebenio CT.
freut iid Der gerein zines guten aai,
fenbeItanoe8. uro lift es ie0em guten
2eutihen 81 empfebIen oemieIben
bei5utreten. Ole Geriammlungen
finoen jeoen erIten @Iontag I'M Ro-
nat itatt. s. 8.
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7rei 9Pan6anFGQe.

4rei StrQBeurdubereien ipur0en
geItern Der EoLi3ei beridtet. lin
lbs ltbr morgans ipttr0e Mar SEQ.
plan, ITO g1or0 90. StraBe ipo9n.
BAIT on Scr %. un0 @ebIter StroBe
bon 8uei masfierten Rdu6ern ange-
balten ltno I'M $500 beroubt. @or
ieinem Sauie, 502 gtoro %. StroBe,
lpur0e Chris 0iterganr0 bon Ban.
bitten ongeboIten Die ibm $500 uno
cine ,lt6r o6nabmen. 9f. 8aiioooB,
$3.50 2afe StraBe pobubaft, puroe
an Der 10. uno California 6troBe
I'M $40 barallbt.
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77.5OO.OOO 9ennies nemHnst.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required by the act of Oct. 6.
1917
8oi6ington 5. Ge8-@dbrcnb
6es Ieeten W2onat8 tpuroen 1880.
900 Gin.Gent. 5tiife 9epr1gt Inn
Dem Marteel. Der 0urd Die altferle.
gung Der Grieg8Iteuer entIton6, ob.
5u1elfert. 9os gep6bnlide anidnel.
len Der g}odfrnge rod Heinen @itts
3ert npr0e ourd Die @rd9ung bon
ts,700.000 3ebnsG Sent. Stiiden uno
100000 9}ideI beriidiidtigt.
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nidt Elm, mas bssobtI III, III be
Sdbltl"
Gin fr1ftfeer peitidenfnoa =
uuO Droihfe utt6 aittiner itno ii.
nen balo aus ben auger.
- - 49, - - - - - ~
@ie fIteBenOes @oI6 funteIt bic
auppel oes SiaatOoms IN Der mar.
men Morgenionre -.
0omerno ldilteu bic @loden
anoree reibt iid Die etugen. 8ie
BART fem Eager. - @as fir Elm
Sammern uno SauieH in ieinem
Sopfe -.
nItiidd 80
slber feline Iiida 1T bal ., Der
iaIi1e 5reunoI ST lit allen, allen
ouf eiuer Der @ranitIhlfen, Ote in
ben Siaafoom fiibren. @as lit oenn
nun paiiiert2 9ange Oentt er nud.
Run neiB er idon! Sic iin0 bod
tpie0er in Elm an0eres 8irtsbniis
argauoer. llno oanu2 Dam peiB
e. nidts mebrl
Angitnol nlo6t er ietnen @eI0.
6eltel ouf.
g9 @ottaen fiuf 9opefen fint
u1lr nod oa, ueiter nidtsI
uuo oas aopftut fir @nidintn9
lnO oaS 2tGt fir Den beiItgen an'
oreel a6 tpasl Sein Sduspatron
batte bod beiier auf i'm Guipaiieu
maiieul Aber Oas &opftub!
.g6, glaidirtfa, Seeldenl $50
1T 0as if6ne @elo geblieben?"
uno Die @lodeu lauteu lauter
Rnp lauter =.
Miibiam itebt er auf iid 0reimol
6efreu3tgeno, uno nit idpsrem
Ser5en uno nod idmererem &opis
=. mad)t er iia langiam auf Oeu
8eg gum 3orie 0utiid.
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ollnuater6rodcne aoupention" Der
1tuinnnrheifer

CT. galL Mirm., 8. Ge8-t0,.
900 unionarbeiter Der 8oppelItdtte
lparen i'm ft1OtiIden Auditorium al,
gegeit, nls Die ofortgeiette aonben.
tion@ Der llnionarbeiter beute slt.
%iammentrdt. Ole .iinuuter6rofenc
aonbention" betrifft $4,000 Union.
orbeiter in Der 3oppeIitabt mo man
aIaitbt, DAB ale sSnbntrien, bic
ltnion1rbeiter bei6dftigem nit alts-
nabnle Der 3eitlngen, braftii6 be.
troFfen fper0en. EauienSe bon Union.
~lelteit, Die ibre Qrbeit nte6erlegten,
Biz Die 6or0erungen Der StraBen.
bobncr nnf anerfennung eefun6en
hoben, fonnten gum itG6tiihen 4u.
0itorium feinen 3utritt sinoen.
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@eaen Standardization bearaft.

TRUE translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb,, on Dec.
4, as required by the act of Oct. 6.
1871
Camp Meooe, M6, 5. Qe8.-
aheiner eInlloe M. Gnlou BON
gbiIaoelbbin, M}itgIieo oe8 3t5. SEE,
%aiHentes mltroe aa 0ret Sabren @e-
Fdnenis iino 2lltsitoBung aus 0em
3tenite %berurteilt, neil er ii6 peiger.
Il, ben 0efeblan ieiner 8orgeietten
Bit geborhen5 ais CT gum aiifen-
bienit befoblen fpur0e. Gs ipiro ibut
MIDI ole 20bnnng ent3o9en. Gas
lIrteil 0es ariegsgeri6tes pur0e be-
ltdtigt.
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Stint gntpbie6ita6le.

@eitetn abef0 tDllroelG Der B0li.
8ei fiuf 4uto0iebitdbIc gerneG0et. Ger
frefite onbon mar an Der gtpr0 26.
6troBe olt8gefii6rt noroen. Die
8iebe 0rongen in oen 9ribatoito.
ifuppen BON s. S. Gufficl0 1924
Ior6 26. StraBe elm utlo entfnmerl
NIT Dem 2tuto, ipa6reno Die 6orilie
fid In eiftein 8immer befan6, bng
rttr menige CARDS bon Dem G6llps
ben entfernt mar.
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ais untargF in 9ep 0ort
i9r QnpaIt ie i'm 9eridt frogte, pb
fc Qlimente BON ibrem 9attsn ans
orefp aaas gu 4aben piinide, ertpis
Osrte Jrou 5oIepbine aaos abIe9s
nenb. @s mar tbr gerabe oor6er
pom Supreme Court ai9tsr sr6ffs
net pprOen, OaB ibr bier Sabre alter
So6n in i6rer Sb6ut btei6en iole.
sMaram molten sic feline qIimente
baben2" fra8te Der Ridtsr etpas err
ftaunt. .@eiI aus meiusm 8atten
Iaon sa Der Set, tpo mir 3uiammens
lebten, i6psr etpos beraus3utriegen
mar, uuO iH Oaber CLAUDE, bnB i'd
jet ni9t ms9r Slid babsn niirOe.
4uBsrOsm lam id mid unb meinen
Sungen ielbIt srbaIten," eripiOerte
Grau aoas. Der Ri4tsr bshieIt iia
Die Gntidsibuug Dor.
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u1arktberi6te

Omaha, gtebr., 5. Sea, 1917
Gi~aObieg -3ufu4r 5000.
8eefitiere, felt.
grima i6pere 8eebes 14.00-
1900.
Gute uno bette geepe8 1850
1850.
Wittelm. Beetles 10.5o-12.5o.
@eD6bn(. 9eeoe8 7Oo-10.50.
@ute 1tnb Bette SaDrlinge 14.00-
1900.
@itteIm. 'SdbrIinge 12.0o-14.oo
@ep6bnl. SdbrIinge 6.50-11.00
8rima fdlpere @eebes 11.50-
1900.
@lfc bis bette geepes 1000 Bis
11.50.
@itteImaBtge @eibe @eeoes 900
biz 1000.
@ep0bnlide geeoes 7.oO-S5O.
aiibe uno Sellers, felt.
@ttte Biz bette Sellers S.00-9.35
@ute Bis bette &ii9e 7.75-9.25.
M1itteImGBige &iibe 6.25-7.50.
@ep6bnIi6e Giibe $4,000.
Stoders un6 Seekers, iebr lang
lam uno nieOriger.
8rimn Seeding Stiere 1926
1900.
gute, bette 8eeoers 9.75-1t.25.
11.75.
M2itteImdBige S.0O-9.50.
@eD0bnli6e 6.00-7.00.
@ltte big bette Stoders SIS Bis
1850.
gtod Sellers 6.5o-S.50.
Gtod &iibe 6.00-7.50.
6tod aGlber 6.00-10.40.
Seal aGIber 9.00-12.50.
Bulls un0 Stag8 5.50-8.00.
5diueinc-3ufubr S,400; felt.
So6Iter 9reis 17.15-t7.30.
9urdidnittspreis 1876.
Sdlafe-3ufubr $4,000.
@ute bis bette Hammer 15.75-
100.
@litc bis Bette 2dumler 1915.
1900.
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Siir6errrdjt Seitcrreidern oeriuci.
merit

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
Stem gorf, 5. 2e3.-getitionetI
bon oiterrei6iIdlen Entertainer sic
I'M 0as ~boae 8iirgarred)t Der Ser.
Staotrn nohiu6tert pur0en geitern
bier gum erlten male pom 9berri6.
ter @tegerih berneigert. G8 morett
bieIe 9eIterreider inter ben 235
AppIifdnten, Die iid) I'M GountDge.
ri6t 8ur 8riifung e~ingefunoen bat
ten, unO es mur6a linen be0eltet
ned 9een0i9itng 6es Grieges 8uriid.
~5utoutmen.
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5eiubIidc 6irmen auf idmar5er
orr

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
3, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
Maibinqton, 8. Qe3. Cine
rSdwdr8liite4 BON 1900 6irmcn in
20 Central. uno iitOameritaniifen
Stoateif, NIT benett ben aoufleuten
Der Ger. Gtoaten DEFENDERS berboten
it, Sanoel al treiben, olBer Inter
elmer beionoeren 2i8en8, mltr6e &C.
tern n6en0 bon Der arieg8. SanoeI8.
Bebor0e oeroientlidt.
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8fleaerinnen6atte fir Re6rasfaer
6ulpital on Der 1runt.

4flegerinnen bon Omaha un0 gte.
brasfa perben $25,0 600 auibringen
UNI cine 4flegerinnenbHtte fiir oas
RebrasfabOipital an Der 5ront 5u
erridJten unO ous8uitatten. IS beiBt,
haB Die 8ilegeriutnen tdgelat1g OBJ
ne glbloiung fat on Der 6ront I'M
ter feinoliden 5eiier in ungebei5ten
Gltartieren boliien mullen. 9aber
mill man man ibnen cine Siitte bau-
en- in Der fa iid 0os 2ebeL pelul
iie nidt i9ren @ilidtcn nadge1en,
ansenebuler eeitalten t0nnert.
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gnnfranb am 6cacn Sane.

Chicago, 5. 9e8. @ier allto.
6an0iten raltbten beute fltr3 bon
Ilittog Sic Gtodman'8 Sruit dnt
8ant oltf Der Siibieite aus
lttt6 entfdulen NIT $4,000. 8oIi.
in 9lttomobtlen mo9tet
iid auf Die 8erfoIgung.
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gnaehlider @an6er in 6nft.

Mit Ser 8erbaftung bon g8ln. @}e-
aeuta elaltbt Die RoIi5et Den @iann,
Ser George Gatrigan, einen 6tt.
benton Der Creighton Ilniberiitdt,
0nbieIt uno i'm SIT an 2onners.
tag berou6te, 0iuafelt geulatt ST.
bo6en. Garrigan iou Ben Qer6af.
teten ols ieinen Qnoreifer ioeuti
fi5tert BADEN.
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-aIaiiiid. So%ustrdu: sSier
baden Sic n giaett gu @inna bon
8ornbeIm."
Godin: .geidt iuobr, Oas is Saa
Nldodeu, Oos aud n S4as bel oei
GolDpteu botteR-
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6ee6er 2Gntrner 16.00-17.50.
6eeoer Sabrlinge 12.00-14.25.
Cute un6 bette SGbrIinge 11.5C
Bis 1926.
@1tte itno bette Natttetidofe 1926
Bis 1850.
Cute uno bette 8iooers HOO Biz
1850.
Seeber Iltttteridafe 7.50-10.50.
SanIas gits @arfberidt.
&onins GitD Mto., 5. Qe8. 1917.
Ginbbieb-3uflbr 10000; afttb,
felt Bis Is b0ber.
6tofers, langiom,
adlber, felt.
&ii9e, felt.
S6meine-31tfubr 10000; langian
1tnb felt.
9urdi6nittsbreis 16.9o-17.30.
@0dlter 9reis 1876.
SHofe-3ufu6r 5000; 1875 ME-
0riger.
st. SuIepg Martt6eridlt,
CT. Soiepb, @io., 5. Sea. 1917.
Rinobieb-8ufuDr 5000; feit bis
ftorf.
56meine-3ufubr t1,000; feft.
9ur6i9nittspreis t7.90-17.25.
Soldier 8reiS 1870.
69afe-8ufnbr, 200; felt.
G6icasu M~arft6eridt,
Chicago, ST., 5. 9e3. 1917,
g~finobieb-3uf1br 1900; 1875
nieoriger.
Sdpeine-3ufnbr $4,000; 2ur6-
i6nitt 5 b0ber.
0ur6i6nittSprei8 17.45.
@o9iter 8reis 16.90-17,35.
10000; felt
@efitterte BANNER 1900.
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Sma6a @etreibemarft.

Smaba @etrei6emarft.
9utabd, gtebr., 5. Sea. 1917
@eibes Gorn-
Scr. 4. 155-157
gr. 8. 152-153
@eI6es Corn
Scr. 3. 155-160
Scr. 4. t55-165
Scr. 5. 145-155
Scr. 6. Scr. 6. 140-li6
@emii6tes gorr-
Scr. A. 140-155
Scr. 5. 140-150
Scr. 6. 130-133K
@eiBer 9afer-
gar. 2. 74A-75
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