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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-01-25
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-01-25

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bivins,
their daughter, Gladys, to Mr.. Samuel
Webster, Tuesday, Jan. %, at IL o.
clock noon. The bride and groom left
in the afternoon for Montana.
Florence Baker spent last Friday
and Saturday with Mrs. E. Bunker.
Mrs. Bessie Peterson went home on
Wednesday, after visiting several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Bivins.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-01-25
FLAX LANDS PAY BEST.

We have several tracts Of new land
some miles from towns on G. N.
Ry.-at SIP to 500 per acre. One fair
crop will pay for land and in years
it should sell at $50 to $40 per acre.
For farms of any kind, any pay
ments, write Northwestern Land Co.,
or see Shaft, Minot, N. Oak. t1*
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-01-25
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The Parent Teacher association will
meet Thursday evening, Feb. 1. This
association has for it's object the bring
ing together of the two great factors
in child's life, the school and the
home.
Mrs. E. H. Officer returned from her
visit in Wisconsin.
Mrs. George Couch was a passenger
to Bismarck Saturday.
A heating plant will be installed in
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-01-25
NEW DEPARTMENT in BASEMENT
SALES ROOM

Carpenters are now at work making al
terations in our Basement Department
and when they are done we are going to
place complete stock of staple items,
such as Outing Flannels, Percales, Cling
hams, Muslins, Sheetings, Pillow Tubing,
etc., on sale in this department. This will
enable us to carry larger assortnerts in
other lines in our regular Dry Goods De-
partment on the first floor. In our Base
ment Dry Goods department we shall also
carry a complete line of House Dresses,
Aprons, Children's Dresses, etc., and will
be 'ableJJ5tto ggiYeq them more display space
andiean show them to better advantage
Remember Our Bargain Basement is one
of the leading departments in our store,
and hereafter, many of our regular lines
will be carried in this department, so don't
fail to visit this place regularly
A Boys Department will be another
new feature of our Bargain Basement.
We shall have complete line of Boys
Suits to sell at 1898 and $4.98; also Bows
Shirts, Blouses, Trousers, Caps, Hose,
etct.;;iri at, can fit your boy out in our
basement from head to toe for small
amount of money. Remember this in the
future.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-01-25
OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS

Remember, you are always welcome in
our store. Lunch and Rest Room in our
basement for your convenience. Bring
your parcels here and we will take care of
them. You are welcome whether you are
purchaser or not.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
His Vow.

Patrick Dennis, who was ad-
dicted to drinking whiskey, was
often urged by his friends to sign
the pledge, but with no avail,
until one day they read to him
from a paper an account Of man
who had become so saturated
with alcohol that. on attempting
to blow out candle his breath
ignited, and he was blown COM
pletely to atoms.
A look of horror spread over
Dennis face, and his friends felt
the long-desired moment of re-
pentance had come.
Bring me the book, boys
bring me the book" he said.
His breath took fire, did it!
Sure, I'll never die that death. u
The book was placed before
him.
Hear me now, boys-hear me
now. l, Patrick Dennis, know
in my great weakness. deeply
sensible of my past sins an the
great danger I've been in, here
by take solemn oath that so long
as l live, under no provocatior
whatever will | blow out ia candle
agin. "-EXchange.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
Brief War Paragraphs.

Maybe this now justly celebrat.
ed Won Hindenburg line is a bee.
line for Berlin. New York Morn.
ing Telegraph.
Anybody familiar with the re.
cent history of the Republican
party knows without being told
that 7. R. is the ablest man in
the country when it comes to
creating divisions. Boston Tran
script.
The Hindenburg line, as Gen.
trail might say, is busy. Boston
Transcript.
The pacifist campaign really
has done some good. Nothing
else could be so effective in max
ing the country fighting mad. =
Philadelphia North American.
Vienna papers regret the break
with America, Ell? Um-m-m,
well, that's just a start. They've
got lot more regret coming to
them. Indianapolis News.
The United States will have a
great army at the end of two
years. If we had started that
system two years ago we might
not have needed an army now. -
Philadelphia North American.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
Walt Mason on Passing Of Nick.

My old friend Nick is now an
ex; no more a crown his brow be-
decks. The people wearied of his
reign and showed him where to
leave the train. A monarch with
a head of bone should not be
perched upon a throne in troub-
lous times when kings must try
to earn their salaries or die.
From palaces and crowns remote
the Car must seek his straying
goat, A kind and pleasant gent
was he, this Nicholas, whose end
we see. But he would never use
his head, and by false prophets
he was led. Great Russians
begged, at every chance. that he
would come out from his trance,
and reign according to the rules
laid down by Hoyle; but knaves
and fools possessed the bonehead
monarch's ear until he saw his
doom appear.e Now, stripped OF
all his kingly state, of all the
pomp that made him great, by
loyal countrymen accurst, he
sadly wanders verst on verst,
DER hill and dale and moor anC
fen, and hopes he'll find his goat
again. But royal goats, wher
once they stray, are gone forever
and a day.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
Bits of Wisdom.

Ii people would live as they
used,to would not cost very much
Gmore than it used to.
Try your own advice before
q pass it on to others.
Most of us think we would be
heroes if we had a chance. Well,
we wouldn't. If that were the
case we would have been heroes
long ago.
Is it right to kick about net
having things when you coulc
have them if you went at it right
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
Food Supply Resolution.

Senator Braeley, of Morehead,
introduced in the Kentucky Sen
ate the following resolution which
was adopted:
BE it Resolved by the Senate
of the Commonwealth of Ken
lucky:
THAT it is the sense of this
body that every citizen of this
I commonwealth should, and it is
his patriotic duty, to devote his
attention to the production of
foodstuffs, and to cultivate every
available spot of land that is not
now in cultivation for the pur-
pose of enlarging the production
of fpodstuffs, not only for the
use 6f the citizens-of Kentucky,
but as Tmears Or aiding Ameri-
ca in waging and winning the
present war. If America is to see
Democracy triumph and is to be
of the greatest assistance in
bringing victory to herself and
her allies. it is absolutely neces-
sary for every citizen Of this
country to add his might in any
possible manner to aid in waging
the war. People in all walks of
life realize that the most import
and matter to be considered at
this time is the feeding of the
warning nations; and,
Therefore, Be it further Re-
solved, that every member of the
Senate transmit a copy of this
resolution to each and every
newspaper published in his dis
!. trict with the request that the
said newspaper publish this reso-
luton calling upon Kentucky's
citizens to cultivate every avail.
able spot of ground for the .pur'
pose of enlarging the production
of foodstuffs.
BE it further Resolved, Thai
the clerks of the Senate are here
by instructed to have three hun
dred copies of this resolution
printed and deliver a copy to each
newspaper representative attend
ing this legislative session.
BE it further Resolved, Thai
the Commissioner of Agriculture
be given a copy of this resolution
and that he use every mean:
available to transmit the message
herein contained to the farmers
of the Commonwealth to produc,
the greatest amount of foodstuff,
this year to conserve their re
sources and refrain from vast,
and that he lend every assistanc,
to each and every individual o
the Commonwealth in raising
Kentucky's quota of food prod
nets"
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10

These are the gentle days of
an inspiring time of the year
when the fish liar unlimbers
himself and, with happy uncon-
sciousness and the best intentions
in the world, proceeds to destroy
all confidence his erstwhile trust
ing friends have up to now repos-
ed in his reputation for truth.
While his word may still be good
at the store and the bank, it has
no more standing on the street
until after fish begin spawning
and the season is over. Then he
gets il back. Wilmore Enter
prise.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
SCISSORS & PASTE
iGbod Things Clipped from
/: Our Exchanges with an
!; Occasional Comment
" BY the Editor.
The Business Man.

4 J The Business Man.
When the trail is made - where a
trail was not
Through icy passes or deserts
hot
By the feet Of the Pioneer,
Dame Civilization follows last
Bringing her gold and gear;
And ever and ever close beside
Hovers her factor and aid and
guide
Ready with scheme and plan,
smoothing the trail where the
trail is made
By dint of science and toll and
trade
And brains of the Business
Man!
-Berton Braley.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
SION Reward SIOO

The readers of this piper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting. directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying. the foundation of the dis
ease and giving the patient strength by
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have, SO much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure, Send
for list of testimonials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY g. co. Toledo n
Sold by all Druggists, 75c, w.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipatiou.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-05-10
Look Here For 1t.
we all ought to know
but which none of us can
remember, and often
don't know where to
look to find it.

(Of special interest to applicants for
school certificates who are not subscribers,
but who just drop in to get copy gratis,)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-21
pdnamNkGnaI bctricb
kcTtct picI 6cIS!
@einmteiunabmen intD Hnr halls 10
grow, mic bic Betriebs-
nnfDiten.

@uihington, "a. 6eb. 5eit Gr.
oiinlmg Ors EmiomofonoIs am Is.
aualit 1914 bis 5nrl /. Sanuor 3.
Sahrcs lino msgrianlt 27s0 Subr.
jcllgc OurH Oenielben sefobren, De-
rem Sonnengebalt iih ouf 1906
535 be3iiIcrte. u1brello sic beTor0ar.
&c 2aoung itd ouf 11,652.405 Con.
lien itelte.
9ieie 3ablen umfaiien mir 2t12
Mtonote, Oo in Der iibriaen Set Der
Gau1I peeeu 9anorutlden uno an.
oeren llriaten geihloiien mar.
0ie 3oae iir Ssirtenoerfe6r be-
5~ifierten it'd mlt 500, 7S2. 9ieie
nieorige 3abl 1T ouf ben umitouo
3uriid5ufii6ren, oaB 20 Der 5fiffe
Regterungsfabraell9e parerJ Dte fei-
nen Sol 5t entridten boben. Qie
@eiamteimabmeu an 3oGen beIieien
iih aitf S3,677,695, mabreiiO Die So.
item fir 8etricb un0 @rboltung iid)
auf $7.t41,t24 itellten.
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ic6cs ccmtlhcs
~Sccnlannsitii6!

Berlin. "a. Seb. (6unfen6erift )
Die a9eutide Ioges5eituug" beridD.
tet aus antlider Gueae Gin oalt.
idles 1aud6oot 6otfe geFeGl, nit
@tinen orei feinOlihe @afen ST. iper.
rem. Gle Auigabe mnroe obue De-
ion0ereH 3miiheufoIl in 3Dei 90feu
0nrhaefiibrt. Ills lido ons laldp.
boot bei Aadlt oen oritten 0afen
.lldberte, itieB rs 1uf einen Gotten,
Der iid offelbar Die 0togli6teit. Elm
0euti1es Ialtdbopt Dor iidl 8u ba-
ben. nidt uoritelIen fonate oa er
Ons Eandboot nnrief un0 fraqte oh
es i'm nid)t be0iirfe 9as Eauh.
boot antmortete, onB es bereits einen
Gotten an goro babe ieBte feline
6abrt fluBabmarts fort uno emile.
oiate fid ieiner 4ufga6e. Die Sci.
ncn bate ipater altsae5eihncte
&irfing. Auf Der gtitdfabrt itief
Dos Ealidlboot aberm1ls oif oas
Sotlenihiff uno perienfie es.
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ainb nir6t an granOmnnben.

&abrcn0 1ran ,5obn ". Ban
mann I'M aeaer hires 9auies. 2202
iuOf. II. Ctr, Gienstaa lohmiftag
INIT Der 8dIGa beiddftigt mar. Der.
qniiaten iit fire beioen 5odterd)en
0larB i Sabre alt. unO gGa 2K2
Sabre alt. inoeu iie nit Streidl.
hol5ern ipieltem Die lie in OCT
5dublaoe eitler aomoOe gefunoerl
hotten. 9lotli1 eut5imoeten iid Die
iel6eu un0 Die aleioer Der fleineu
eaa finaeu 5ener. anf oos @e.
,ihrei oes poaIg IN 5lomneu &c.
billlten ainoes elite Die Wiutter
herbei Der e gelnng, Die 6lommen
81 loiden. Gle aIeine mar ieoodJ
10 ihlium 9er6rannt Dab fife mad
BEN ct. Soiepb Soipitai gebradt
neroen mubte. no oas aino beiite
frilb ietnem 2eibeH erlog.
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Britiidbc lllarinc
bramcbt 1Ilatrcicn!
Cir 6arion OcrlGnst 100000 IaHn
bic SandbOOtsefahr III I'M
&adien brsrlffcn.

9onoon, 81. Sch. Der erite
2oro Der 4Omirulitat Cir Carton
6ielt belte i'm britiiden lluterbauie
cine Reoe, in iueldcr er Dor allen
9inaen nm meitere 100000 Mionr
fir Ole 4arine eriudte. Or be,
griinocte Dieie Jor0erAag 0atllit. Dai
Die Seite our 9emannltitg bon Sdifi
fen, Sen 6isber in DENT befinoli.
den llno ucucil. notie ieien. Go6ei
pries er Die llmiiht uno Sntfrafi
bes eriten Aomirals 2orO SeIlicoe.
(Gtpa megeli Der erbnltenen 6iebe
in Der Seeihloflt bel Siitlnn02l
Die Iouhbootgeinbr. iagte Gar.
ion, lit emit orobenb lmO I'M @od.
len begrifien. Qie 6ragG pie Die.
ieIbe erfolgreih befdmpit mer0en
tonne, lei nod nidt geloit mproeu
(u1o oiejes angeiihts aller borberi.
gen 9rdblereien ooB man Dem
Gaud6ootfrieg Shah geboten bo-
bed. gAber," iubr @orion in ieiner
&e0e fort. lid bin ilber3elgt Oof]
iebt NaBnobmen %eetrofien merOelt,
Die @efabr nod mo nad) 5u bcieiti.
gen.
Garion madte sic qntinoigung,
5ub Der friibere Observation-Disclosures
Ser britiiden 8lotte, 9oro 5iiber,
mieoer Dem AOmirolitdtsitab elmer.
Ieibt morOen lei. or miro ais Sra.
iioent Der Grfin0uagsbeboroe fun
gieren. 2eBtere pur0e geidlaffen,
Inn Mtittel mo 3ege GIT finoem Die
So1tdbpotialhe erfolgreid 5u be.
fdmpfeit un0 fest iih ans bcrirhntten
Grfinoern 5uinmnen.
8dbren0 Der 8erio0e Sniihen
benz /. uHo rs. 5ebriiar. bob Gar.
ion bernor. limo 6,076 Sdiffe in
ben Sofen 0eg Ger. aonigreids elm
getroffen uno 5,S73 iin0 aus ioldlen
ubgefohren uno 0ieies true Der
Observation-Disclosures f1arin bot Der
cole 2oro ieoenfoIls Die britild,e 81.
idlerflotte nit eingerednet, Ole NOR.
gems aufs Nicer biuausfdbrt, uno
abeno8 nieoer Den ihiiBenoeu So.
ZEN erreiftD
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gIene 9elpeiie afaen SsIaien.

Berlin -. SEQ. ora1flos nod
Camille. 81. SCI. Gie eGoro.
0eHtide Illgemeine 3eltung bradtl
pbotogrdp1iide &ie0ergoben bon
engliid 6eIgfide1S y reinbarlmgen be.
siiglid Der 2an0ing britiider Erup.
pea auf Dem 6effanoe mo ihrg
HeberfiGruna auf beIgiihen Giicu.
bqhacH nam 8elgien lie Dofu.
monte, bic IN Ben Arhi1en 8riiiieLs
aeFun0en pnr0ea, iunrelt 5niidea
ben britiidleu mo bclaiidleH 9iilitdr
beiloreeit ustsgefuedielf Uproen, In0
aus ibgcA 1T flnr ST esichcas 0ay
aeaaae M5biimoMusasuidHe. Die Id
aearH GeutidlaHo ridlfetai hereIts
in saare 1906 BON ben befreffenoea
@fuerolifasen mlseearbeItet worecn
inafen
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timer. Deriicbcrmn9cn
in Ocmtieblan6!
SerT6ernngs- @sicaidaften mnkteu
SnrdJ gruhc 9ieierbcfOuOs
5iderBcit itelleu.

Berlin, ii6er 2oHOon, Il. Sch.
Mtit 9tudfidlt nitf sic eegeupdrtigen
ge5iebungen 5fUiidleu ben Ser.
5tadten un0 Geutifldno mdfJt itd
inter ocn Snbabern bon 2ebensoer.
iinerltngspolieen in nnerifamiden
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine &c.
iUiiie uuiiherheit ~benerf6ar. ME it'd
oieie @eiellidoften I'M Sale pinaa
aricges linen gegeuiIber ~perbaltet
meroeil. Bis gu0e 1913 moreu 49,.
500 3eutine lit bier nmerifmiider
@eielidnften beriidert. Die arteri.
f0niiden @eieaidaften oe6nfen bel
Aasbrndj Oe5 arieges ibr @eihdii
aetpaltig aus, aber iest maht feing
bon linen oh lie MN gegen Seber.
6ciier o0er llnfoa peritneri1, irgeno
nelfe @eidafte.
@1breno Ole iran3Giiid)eu mo
engliiheu @eieaitoffcn. ME idlor
beridtet Dnroe, i6re fontroftliden
gerpflihtungcn pioerrufen hn6en,
I'M Ginfldng nit Der 6aItuilq iArer
|9fegiertngeif melfe ieoe geidlafflife
gerbinonag init ben ariegfiibrenocr
nerbieteus iiHo oogegen Die ameirfa.
Hiihen 8eieaidaften auaetpiaian
morDei5 groBe aelerpefonos bier In
g0f0e 5u oeponiercn, 10 0nB i'm
ssaae zines epelftuelIen gruds Die
oefhihen 8eriiderungsgeIeaidofte
daf Griudeu Der fniierlifen Ser
Observation-Disclosures lire Son.
trafte ilbernebmen fonnen. Die bel.
ben engllidlelI unD fran50iid)en @c-
ieIidaften. Die @eih1fte in Geltidl.
lan0 madlten batter bis sum geginu
Der granddaughter nur $500 $50.
lIeen in @obe BON 80 Nliaionell
0lnrf gcldriebeH.
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KncdbemtroGscne"
iicgcn i'm Pams!
Autraa, Sen Geebiflcu 3nint III er.
mGEiaea, init groFer Mefr.
heit abeeidIaaen.

8ai9ihgton 81. sea. - 3os Sic.
observation-disclosures berict bette ubcr
Ole POM Sennt a%fgenonmene Bolt
6elnfIliguHgsporlage. pclde and Den
3uiab 0cs Senators 9ieeD eutAdlt,
Der sic G%iniibrltng olfololiidcr sc.
trdnfe nad alien Staaten uerbietet.
pclde lid fiir 4roAibition erfIdrt
ha6e1, Oieielben nlio fnodcntroden
MAIDEN mill. Sier5u reidJte 9eprd.
ienta1t Snloers einen 3uiabantrdq
Gin. melher Der 3eeoidlen afouiel
lore 5dorfe eenommen boben milr-
be. Gns 0ous perporf ieood rad,
beftiaer Debate NIT 206 gegen 81
5timmen Den 5mocrsiden antrog.
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SrcmNc 2f0ticncm
iantcr rMli. lsnmtel
GitbrR luiro Der 0ebrnnd ibrer
Sprahe peripe6rt; @eiitlide
oepDrtiert.

9crliit II. Set. (5lmfenDepeide)
r. Die itmDiide 3eitune ugtpo
0ogliat @laebon0a4 ihreibt in elmer
~AbbunOllna iiber Die @eihide irents
Der gtationen unter rliiiider Sflo.
Oerci:
gGie Gitben baden m1breno 0es
arieges cine idlpere Ginbnbe oil
fbren nationalen giedlten crlitten. Us
mllrOe ibnen Der @ebraud ihrer
Sprafe perhotem uuO Tie murDen
ge6tpungerL ruiliid 5u reoen. Sn
Den Sdulen pnrOe in Rltiiilh ill.
terridtet obnc giiidiiht oorauf. Oh
Die ainoer 0ieie Sprdhe periton.
ben ooer nidlt. 8eiterbin mnroen
Ole Gcrfolguneen mcaen Helieion
fortgciebt. Ger lutheriihe @ottes.
bieuit Der Deutlheu lit oerhaBt, uno
..0espcaen ncr0cn ole ugilten Inter
sanen" aHgebaltclL ibh Der ortbo0o.
zen ruiiiihen Stride nn5uidliebell.
3oblreide @ciitlihe. oorunter Der
8tidoi BON RepaI. puroen oepor.
tiert.
GoS idipeoiidc 9lott tonlmt 10.
bom auf Die &efrntierune unter
ben Citizen 81 ipreden unS iogt:
Sic Hetrutierung muroe lit 9Th.
IottO nit bel groberer &drte betrie.
ben als I'M Snncrn 3uBlanOs. gle
vcits Gil &riegsbegifn nuroeli Die
eeianttea gtclernen 3ln aftiben
GieHit al Der 5rout beraMsbeor0ert.
Sdmtlthe Manner bis 5ur aIters.
gren5e Bon IS Sa6ren hiuonf mur.
Den nttsgeboben, uno 10 beruubte
man ons Gono aler uldnnliden VT.
beitstr1ite, @s eibt @emeinoen pom
1000 g2itglie0ern, BON oenen 800
0}dnHer 81 ariegsoieniten einge3o.
gen iul0.
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Sic t0ltcn trctl
mnc fcit 5Ml 0ntlncn!
Das gHnOnis Der Sirtei nit Den
2tntrnImG6teu Mnerfdntteriih
Bis sam iiegreideH GHoe.

M1Ihinatcn, 21. Sch. ORC tir.
fiIdp Hcgterrtng bot uohmnls oig
@rflorung nbgegeben, bob he trel
tito felt 5n ben 3~citraIm1hten ito.
ben iptr6, Bis Der Sieg errltneen lit.
Dieles nIel0ete beltte Der nmerifnni.
shr @elnnDtc I'll 9onitrittnopet. I'll.
tbs, Iriner Geeieritne. Sn Der aa.
bel6epeidle beiBt e5 iDeitcr: aMeml
aud Die turfiihe geputIertenfom'
iner ben innieiten 8unih begt bic
qitten 8esiebungen 5it ben neutralcu
M16ten aufredt gu erbalten, 10
DFrben bic 8ertr1ge NIT Den uerblin.
Oeten MGdten unter alert Anritan'
0en alfredt erbolten neroerL Ser
Reaierunq funr0e einltimmig Elm
@ertrnuensnotirm allsgetellt.
Snrtcn er5altcn mebr Sch.
cine 8prlogc. ipelde bic Innabmg
aner AnIeibe gutbeiBt muroe I'M tiir-
-
Eilden Scnnt eingeridtet. 5inan5-
nini{ter GiapiO Sci iagte bel Be
lpredpmag Der 8orlage, ooB 0elitid.
/, laHO rul0 2citcrreid llngarn ieit BE
gian oes arieges Der Silrfei 10.
100000 @funO gelieben baben, mel.
9qr getrng eli Sabre mad Dem 5rie-
0ensitlulle riid5ablbar iel.
Qiapio gei ingte ferner, Ieiue De.
lud1e nj Berlin bdtten i'm ilber3eugt,
0oB GeutihldnD oIleS IN leinsr
a0eadt lteben0e fun fuer0e, inn Der
Snrfei Die 8e5oblang ibrer 5dnloen
Ill erletdtern, uHO bereit lei allBer
sen bcreits geiDdl)rten 9orleber aud
nod Oie fiir Henrsaaifierung mad
0ent ariege ~not1penOige 5umme Dor
5iftreden. Ser Wtiriiter fngte. onB
0ie 9iirfei fpenn iid oieie @offntng
Dcrmirfliht, un0 100 bis $50 Will-
lionen Gfuno mr. Mferboi. 8obnel-
uno StraBenban nerruenoet meroen
fonnelf, IN 8ebn Sabren imitnl0e
iei, ihre gefp01nliden Ausgoben uno
Die ,3inlen Der 9ationalidulo 81
Dedeu, ionic Die lDd9reno oes Strie.
ees gemddten Sdntloen 3t be3dAIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-21
arieasbilfs6aiar pcridObtn.

9tefU Yorf, q. Sch. Ger
0eutidomerifoEiide gaiot Sltr I'm.
teritibuna Der 9toflei0cnOen Der
3enfralmadlte Der bier ma6reno Der
Hadliten beioe:i &odeu itaftfrnoen
iolte, lit bis dlf @eiteres Der.
idloben moroef 5enrD 8eismann,
&rniiocnt 0es SEEN gorfer 3,ineia.
berbonOes oes Observation-Disclosures
ytofionalbruioes, Der an Der Spite
0es aeplonten ltaterHebmeHs ifeht,
erflnrfe, Der gaiar mnroe nidlt eber
abgehnIten msroen bis iit Die Sc.
5iebunaen 5ipiihen Den Der. 1toa.
Ten unO 9eitidlaHo aebeiiert bo.
ben niir0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-21
Die Omaha 1lMtcs
mcbils1lmsItc HUNG!

Die &orbereihmgen fiir Die groBtC
aler Automobil III lsitellingcns Die
Gmaba iemols oiiSupeiieH bate,
iinO nabe0u %DolenOet. Nie nerImt
let, merneE Ole bieligen @dnoler bon
autonobil 3ubcbor IN 8erbinOnne
NIT etlihen Sonoelsbouiern aus
ainccIrJ Dem Gmoba Commercial
Stub nno Ger Omnbo MlitomobiI
8rooe 9liiocioiion 0cn au~smdrtiaen
Snuniern ont Niittuod, oen IS.
6ebrnnr i'm 6%ontenelle Sotel Elm
groBcs 5eiteilsn geben. Der 3iped
oieier 3itianliienfuBit lit, Den ans.
m1rtigen @1nolern ben 8iltom1nen,
gruB Der SGnoler All cntbieten.
9as gonfctt it obiolut informed
mo cs If al boffen, DOB iener be.
iiden6e Acknowledgements onsielbC
beiitdt
@ie SEER 9ert Miirpbp- @ltrpDp
6io it-befamit mudlt, ihidt bic
aiap. Springiiel6 en- cinen ibrer
|3h Eonnen 9fltto. 2oitfpagen fir Bic
bteiige Aiisltellung Der Grpreb.
Dies lit Die ar0Bte GrpreBien0lng,
Die iemois III nen Ser. Stanteu
atsaehIbrt muroe.
Snuptlunnn McainIep bon Scr
Der. Stnaten 9lrnlee, foitite filr5lid,
eiuen n&elie" 4 Goilagier uGompa.
nionable" Roaoiter bon &. =. 90,
IL, Dem hieiiaeH gertreter Der BE.
lie" gtito 8erfe.
SER George 9feml, Eraiioent ser
Cadillac 60. Il Gmoba nn0 elmer
Der Tireftorcr Scr 2nlala slutotno.
I6il A~usitefIiug teilt ms nit. NoB
'etie ipe5iell alieeiertigte Cadillac
fir Die neue SiieaeriduIe IN Gma.
ia ip1brcilo Der qlusitellungsfuode
mi auoitorium AufiteQuna finncn
Mrs. Orc Gar piro iii Sen nldls
item 8aaen pcr erpreB eiutreifcu
mo MIRO nod 5AlnB Der 2lus-
itcaune an bic 9tilit0rbeborOe 1bae.
licfert mer0an.
SER 9npc!t, bic leitenbe 5eeIe
Der u. iabriidleu Omaha @utomo.
hi( 4nsitelima bolt 3uueriihtlif,
onB Der oiesiahrige geiud) oIfe nor
her gebenoen 8cforoe melt ilberihot.
ten miro. garlhteH Gus 0linncnpo.
lite mo annins Gitp 5itfolge maren
bic BORT fiIr5lid obgebaitenen 4u-
fomIobil ausiteluugcu bud)it eriplg.
reid mo mnt fam nit Red,t er.
nnrten Dab iih Gnnba oieien
5tdoten miirbia anihlieBen miro.