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The Alaska citizen., 1917-09-03

 REGISTERED IN
 THE IO[OVANA

BROOKS. (By MaiD With the date of closing the registration but ten days away, seyenty-fiye men Of age have registered here. IL ls known that number of eligi- bles have not yet registered, consr- quently it is thought that the roll will number at least l25 before it closes on the evening of September l. Those registered to date are the following; Albert Jacques Pauli Howard Henry Stillman. Yael Rozenstain. Clyde Simpson Moore. De We're Glenn Coryell. John Conrad Anderson Myer hanson koteck. Alexander Haggblom. Frederick Earle Pauli Peter Nells knudsen. Edwin Frederick August Huebner, Oscar Johanson. Tazaret Gadoff. Karl Nissen Hyrup. Harry Shelley Locey. Melan Bulatovich. James Atwood Gibbs. Raymond Victor Crook Godfrey Lefevre Bair. Jack Stanford Altman Richard Malmedal, Yngver Herman Johnson. Boris Hastanoff Willy Nitzschner. John Carlson. Johann Hjalmer Edin. Karl Dahl. Mats Maskoyich. Jack Irvine. Walter Corelli koebsch Walter Gerden Morris. Beltram Earle Douglas. John George Bachner. David Sigfriend Larson. George Edmund Angelo Gooch. Mads Anderson Johanson. Albert Norlin. Richard Charles Barthel. Vastly Elish Dzabaey. Hagob Patpatain. Aired Svenn. Charles Lea Stevens. John Teodore Malmedal. Olaf Severin Hansen. Gabriel Bozovich. Gaylord Elverl Peterson. Royden Samuel Wheeler Peter Lulicn. Chris c. Adams. Archie Burton Chauvin. Alfred Edmund Dangel. Isak Isakson. Amurhan Hanieff. Latarkan Balekoetf. Christian Nicholas Hansen. Karl Magnus Elken Sabas Zarikaeff. Carl August Wigen. Haneton Burnoff, Maksiem AvBaragott. Mckinley Finley John Baecher Per Edwin Nyperg. Lars Teodore Radseth. Carl John Nelson. Owe knutsen. Gebhard Gisler. Harvey Lee Semple. Ole Sevrin Johan Peterson Tynes. Arne Sigvald Nilsson Ambdam. John Wilhelm Rank. Carl Emil Anderson. Frederick Emry Petty Victor Svenn. Ernes Edwin Berlin. ENTIRELY NEW
 LEDGE FOUND
The Alaska citizen., 1917-09-03

Madam Michaud, a woman who reached Fairbanks yesterday on the mail launch, was taken into GUS
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-11
A II IN HISTORY.

18O1-Taking Of Carlo by the Brit
ish.
1858-Minnesota admitted as the
Thirty-second State Of the Union.
1S79-Zulu raid in South Africa.
1914-At the navy yard, New York
City, memorial services were held over
the bodies of the seventeen marines
and sailors killed at Vera Cruz.
1916-Warnings to Americans to
quit all Mexico issued by United
States Cousuls.
Great Britain agreed to allow Amer
lean relief agencies to send food to
the starving inhabitants of Russian
Poland occupied by German forces.
Ii Yuan-hung proclaimed President
of South China by the provisional
government of the revolutionists.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-11
WALTER D. FOX, o. D.

A. Weller & Co. wish to announce
to their friends and patrons, that they
have secured the services Of Walter
2: Fox, g. b. lately ST Kansas City, ,'
Mo.
DR.. Fox has had years Of exper-
fence in the testing eyes, and is fully
capable Of handling any Ease. where
glasses are needed to give relief to
your eye trouble. If your eyes pain
or the lids burn, your head aches, or
your vision is poor, you can get
prompt relief at a reasonable expense.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A. WELLER & co.
jewelers. and Optometrist.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-11
The Drawback.

The Drawback.
There are Just % good. fish IN the
eea - were ever caught. but they
may b . tride shy when Il comes TO
swallowing the bait
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-11
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS.

Congratulations 60 today to Hon.
Charles Warren Fairbanks, Of Indiana
former vice.president of the United
States and ex-United States Senator,
who is IS years Of dtoday.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-11

ADVERTISING RATES ON REQUEST.
Entered .. Greenwood po.tome. as .scOnd-clss' matter
GREENWOOD, MISS, MAY II. 1917.
One good way to save daylight is to be {
chicken.
hnAHAan
Quit helping price-jumpers by talking food
shortage.
nAAAhAA
Shop early for war bonds and you will avoid
the rush.
Another way to go crazy: Figuring why some
things 20 up.
Colorado is the highest state, not in prices, but
above sea level.
AAAAAAAAA
A single, but mighty war factor-the man be-
hind the torpedo.
AAAAAAA
I~nyentinx a successful price-choker would be
q sure road to fame.
HAnHH>A
Germany's submarine power must be broken
before it can be licked.
AAAAAAH
No sSe worrying about the wheat shortage.
Eat the holes IN your doughnuts.
Golfers are not e~nthasing over the suggestion
that they personally farm the links.
AAhAAAA
Chicago's ghoulish price-6xers g~leefully read
that butter is now 81. a pound in Paris.
AhAAAAA
Blufing time is over, boys-we now have to
fght hard, or to be overwhelmed by autocracy.
AAAAAAA
Hoping this fellow who got married a%ccidently
won't spoil the story by going after a divorce
purposely.
Some men are so recklessly brave that they
are actually wiling to watch for U-boats on in
land canals.
AAA&AAA
Give the price-fxers their wsy a while longer
and ne viii be divided into two casses-lpillion-
aires and poems.
Hard to find a body with 4O0-odd members
witAout a few cloggers, and the U. S. Congress
is no exception.
AAAAAAH
Great Britain's war budget for this year hangs
up ! uOrlds-record, being nearly eleven and a half
billions of dollars.
rAAAANM
Roy K. Moulton gets off this one: "Qpr idea
OF disgusting exhibition is that of Winter lingss-
ing IN the hap of Spring"
HAAAAAA
The revelation in Russia has helped the cause
OF democracy, N right, but not the offensive
lighting on the east front.
AnAA@AA
AT least one German has told the truth-Dr.
Kaempt, president of the reichstag, says Germany
as fighting for Kaiserism.
AAhAAAA
The last heard of the car he was shovellng
snow. BY this time he has learned how to clean
the wIndsSs and sweep the walks.
MAAAAAA
Expert wreckers-the seven officials of a Pitts
burg insurance company who got $4,000 900, it's
entire capital and surplus, in two days.
AAAAAAA
AHNotan' was a Wagnerian character signify
IND ~wanderer." Possibly that's why they call
part Of the western front the Wotan line.
nA@nAAA
Senator Page, Of Vt. tEested the Congressional
press galleries to Vermont maple sugar, but, OF
course, sugaring the boys isn't bribing them
AASAAAa
Cheboygan, Wis, has get it's clock an hour
ahead, but don't know whether that mean it has
'caught up with the war, which it voted against.
AAAAhAA
DEMONSTRATING the first offering of the
Liberty Loan Of 1917" will 60 far toward convinc-
ing both allies and enemies that we are in the
war to win, regardless Of cost.
BY the way, the Hindenburg lines have been
nearly broken several times, with some rash edi-
tors calling Il smashed. It. takes more than print
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05
MRS. SWOPE TO HEAD
W.C.T.U. OF OREGON
RE-ELECTIoN AND is NAMED
VICE PRESIDENT.
Mrs. S. A. I4owcn of Pendleton Elect
cd As Recording Secretary; Con-
Vcntion Largely Attended.

ALBANY. Ore, Oct 5.-Mrs NJ.
Frances Swope OF Portland, was elect
cd president of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union OF Oregon in
the annual election of officers at the
state convention here today. She
served the past year as vice president
and has been prominent in the or
sanitation for several years.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Kemp, of Portland,
retiring president, who refused re-
election, was chosen vice president,
ard other officers named as follows:
Recording secretary, Mrs. S. A. Low
ell, of Pendleton; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Madge ]. Mears. of
Shedd; treasurer Mrs, Ada Jolly OF
Portland; young peoples branch sec
retary, Mrs. H. Schuggs. of Portland; !;
Loyal Temperance Legion secretary,
Mrs. Jane Donaldson, of Portland.
Mrs. Lucia F. Addition. of Portland:
Mrs. Henrietta Brown of Albany; Mrs
NJ. L. T. Hidden. of Portland: Mrs
Mary d. Russell of Troutdale, and
Mrs. Stella eLavitt of Ashland, were
elected delegates to the national con-
vention in addition to the four lead
ing officers who are ex-officio dele
gates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

BAKER, Oct. 5.-Word was re
ceived in Baker last night that Mrs
Earl Baldoek was burned to death II
a forest fire that has been sweeping
the Little Sespe oil and mining dis,
trict near Fillmore, California.
The husband, Who is son of Mrs
Charles Baldock of Baker, left fol
California last night.
Mrs. Baldock had Ngone to Califor-
mia nearly a month ag0 to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Webb. Mrs. Webb was also burned
1t is reported that Mrs Baldock's two
children were saved from death by
Mr.. Webb. who took them into a
sheet iron barn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05
PARATIONS ARE
COMPLETED FOR BIG
HORSE, MULE EXHIBIT
CBY c. w. LAssEN.)

vi N~s W. L@fACoHlANsJ
Everything is in readiness for the
second annual horse and mule show
to be held at the Roundup grounds
tomorrow all day. There will be a
good many more stock this year than
last time and everybody seems to be
taking a good deal more interest this
year than the last time. One OF the
main reasons for this is because of
the fair and impartial way that 1t is
handled. One of the interesting fea-
lures that was prominent in the last
show was the judges explaining Their
reasons for the decisions that they
made and this feature will again be
given at the time of giving each de-
cision in the various classes. Anoth-
er important feature will be num-
Der of good stations and jacks who
have stood their length of time in
certain community that will be offer
ed for sale. 1t will be a good place
for anybody wishing to buy proven
sire to come and look over the offer
ings Admission to the grounds will
be 25c; all school children free. There
Will be lots of Shetland ponies and we
would like to have every boy or girl
who has a pony to bring him to the
SHOW. There will be stock from as far
away as Hermiston. Albee, Athena.
Helix, and in fact from all parts OF
the county. There is a little danger
that the class of b. E. Anderson. viz.
s25 for the best mule cold out of his
jack, not filling. and the officers
would like to have everybody who has
mule out OF this jack to bring him
to the show. The heavy horses win
be judged in the morning and she
light horses in the afternoon, there
will be parade of all stock in the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

Section of French training camp
showing the soldiers at work prac-
ticing the throwing of hanG grenades
and practicing bayonet fighting. The
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

BUTTE. Mont, Oct. 5.-Secretary
OF the Treasury McAdoo will start his
invasion of the Pacific northwest in
the interests of the second Liberty
loan the first of next week.
He will speak here Sunday, leav-
ing here that night. He will visit
Spokane. Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land, arriving at the latter city Octo-
ber 10.
McAdoo was oIidinally scheduled
to speak here at IL o'clock, but Butte
ministers are endeavoring to have
the hour changed. They protest
that their churches will be empty If
the hour of the McAdoo meeting is
not changed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

HEPPNER, Oct. 81. e. McBee,
pr ointment stockman of this section,
who recently sold his Willow Creek
sheep ranch and herds, has become
perhaps the most extensive hay deal
er in eastern Oregon. Mr. McI3ee re-
Gently bought 1000 tons of alfalfa on
Butter creek and has already desold
most of it to Morrow county stockmen
who will drive their flocks to the hay
ranches to be wintered.
Mr.. McBee was also engaged to su-
perintend the feeding of all the stock
for which he furnishes hay. He Is
considered one of the most careful
feeders in this county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

arena before the grandstand some
time during the early part of the aft
ernoon. All stock must be on the
grounds by a. m. There will be ex-
ception taken to the Shetland ponies
and also the boys and girls ponies,
These may be brought to the grounds
not later than / p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05
OVER THE NORTHWEST

guard should be thrown about tho city
every saturday might.
With the diminutive police force we
have in Tacoma, it is impossible to
attend to all the other police duties
and watch the soldiers" said Chief
smith. AS rule men from the
camp are orderly gentlemen, but once
bs awhile they get possession of alco-
hol and create a disturbance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

CAMP LEWIS Tacoma. Wash.
Oct. Though the diet at Camp
lewis is said to have been rather
plain, due it is said, to a shortage OF
cooks and lack of organization, con-
ditions now are rapidly being improv-
ed. The following is announced as q
sample menu for one day:
Breakfast-Hash on toast, oatmeal
and milk. bread and butter, prunes
and coffee.
Dinner-Bean soup. baked pork
and beans corn bread, onions and
chopped pickles. bread, chocolate,
corn starch pudding and coffee.
Supper-beef stew. potatoes. bread
apple sauce and coffee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05
south cans to Motorists.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 5.-The
south calls the motorist of the north.
according to the Oregon State Motto,
association.
Between so and 100 machines are
Passing thrugh Portland daily from
Washington. Idaho, Montana and
eastern Oregon, bound for California.
They report the roads in good condl-
ton and travelling pleasant.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

BUTTE. Oct. 5t-The saloons vol
unfairly agreed to close Sunday until
the special train carrying the third
draft quota leaves. This action set
tied an affair which was rapidly APP
proching the nature of a state wide
issue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05
WAND ProtectIon Tron soldiers.

TACOMA, Wash. Oct. 5--Tacoma
needs protection from the men sta
toned at Camp Lewis, believes Chief
OF Police Smith.
Smith said today he would ask for
military protection. especially on Sat
urday night. Be believes a provost
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05

MARSHFTELD. Or, Oct. Coos
Bay experienced the hottest day of the
year today, when the thermometer
registered 50 degrees.
The surrounding country is obscur-
ed with haze of smoke and little
wind was stirrirg. Swimming proved
popular during the day and the shirt
sleeve brigade was out in full force
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-05
BUTTE BUTCHERS
ASK MORE WAGES
Three Hundred Go on Strike
This Morning; Many
Families in Sympathy.

BUTTE. Oct 5.-Three hundred
tutehers struck this morning. de-
H,anding a wage increase. Hundreds
OF families simultaneously adopted a
mcatIess diet because Of sympathy
with the strikers.
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ner g1n5en graienboIlen SbeuB-
lidteit uuftaudte, tpltr6e es fir et-
men aneenblid m1is1enitil. Damn
brah Der Shtrtn los. Gs pIdtiHer-
te tpie Elm aufgereetes Meer, es
tobte pie mtI0e @ranbnng I'M
Sturttt, es Brittle un0 ffrte, met.
terte n,6 roite. 9laH b0rte ie6en
ein5elnen qraterolsbru1 bon orau.
ben. Giner begarn benz SuuOe su
opfern, uno fem @eiipieI pirfte
oniteden6. gs tpar tpie Die Gee.
franfbeit. @inige tpenige Sapfere
pebrten iih ME ber5peifeIt, bis Der
$anmelbunS aud iie ii6eru6ltigte.
Ser 8eter unO Der Sod uarte.
ten, bis oas nil0e Snien in elm
itiaeres Stobnen ii6erging. Gin.
mol tlati1te Is. 3a CAB elmer benz
bnIbtoten Barber cine Mlartiniobr.
feige bon IeItener Site. Ser piir9te
MIR Ieiie tpeiter. Ser Sod uno
Der Qeter eiIten gum gbefar5t, Der
idon gana %aufgeregt in ieiner Gin.
Cd init laneeu Gdritten undergoing,
lno Dem MIR zines lei0 tat, DAB er
u1mlib Die @ertDirflidrng ieiner
5oee nift ieIbIt nit bate uniebeu
fonnen. Gem alien @ebeimrot ran.
nen sic Srdnen i6er Die Baden, 10
Iodte er. Setter mics ben GrIos
Dor. Sed5ig Mart giiansbeitrag,
81 Mart bon Der amerifdniihen
8eriteigerrng, oas 6edte Die Soften
6es gieres un0 ser 8utnten aum
@raten, n1mentli6 oes eetauften
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ra6e Die @eIoer, sen @onSbraten
Dem Better reel 81 be5a6let.
Sod in Ser gtaft ifidte Der ge.
riiIene oIte @e6eimrat Dem Barber.
sug einen gefebI, morgerts nm 5
llbr mollte er sen 3ug beiiftigen.
ga Itan6en fie nun, Die sSarnmerge.
itolten, bIeit fpte Die idpin6enoe
Wonofhel, eIen6, frieren6 ME Die
Sunoe. Ilno ipenn elmer ifon bas
@ort ,Suno" nur 0aftel limb aus.
gerefnet Dor 8eters Salts muBten
fie inter Der 6uftel eines Oh BEG
6riibauhtebens 5iemli9 g~rimmigen
Gergeanten 8eigen, 6aB aud Soni.
ta~tsioIoateu @riffe fIopfeu itnO $50.
r%ooenarih MAIDEN f0nneit. 9eter
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uno lab 5u. @r ipieIte NIT elmer
Sans, Die inn ioebcn cine gauie.
frau gebradt bate.
lin s ltbr fanDen ii6 in Ser STE.
bierfranfenitube bieIe 4%atienten Elm.
qfs erIter fam Der 6ide tltr5e Bar.
BIER, bGIien Baud eingefaaen idieu,
tpie eiu perregnateS 8abnentud. SIN.
iteae oes iungeu Aiiiiten5ar5tes ON.
tierte beute ser Be6eimrat ieIbit.
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miilie fih erfdItet babeu. 8iiroig
unteriudte Der Gbefar5t. Damn ott.
tierte er benz Sdreiber BEN Sc.
funo: nSGreiben Sic: Mlagen Der.
BORDEN infoIge @enuiies BON alter
Sun6eleber."
ga berIor Der Barber BEN lesten
Salt. Ser Ghreiber fonrte geraoe
nod aur Seite ipringen. Der aIte
gebeimrat aufte nit feiuer @im.
Der. Bon ben du6ereu 9atienteu
mar nidts mebr su ieben.
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Martinifeit fetern miifien. aber
BON ieiner geitobIeneu Cans, benz
5eIte unO ben Sunoefreiieru iprad
cine gauge 9ioiiion Iadenb mo-.
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Die neue @an8 tuirbe felt. @on
einem 9iebitabL Bat mon ME pie0er
ge1ort.
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in 9dleldrbelt. Wsn1 Eiu0gt bierbes 9el9enil
tlr ieDes WIttgileo Der 6orntlie, mle ShlxseRl
4nnotther, Mabelftter, Lti4bedneH fDDtEies),
zdinent16er, S1ubhen, Rabfdifen, &Hua&
foiteus Wil6etbenlel, Iptute eine Wlenee an
ogrer dbnit1er Artiiel, bic dfBertf teiAi Der
sriteaen fHD, uHo ben gnlbfdHeern pleIf
Steu0e bereifeB. cite ftuoen ulfer Ser crsher
lusiunhl iiher nas IaieH6e f1r 5bre aer,
udnbfer oosr BesdnflfeH,
Dies BUD fhr f2e bortctrei per qoil per
inrbt.
xdsfns Cmasa EtfbaHs
1911 6siBGFb straBs Omaha. Qebs
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MaTaae HuH gaber.

Baaer. Or. Wt~oortieI0's Sftpefel.
9ampfb1oer, 1909 9op1ro StroBe
9iIfe fir Rbeumotismis. @oIioae
Il. eIeftr. BebnnoIiine. Sng u. goft
..geoffnet. @bteiIurg fur Dome1, 8
,llHr utorners his 6 1hr nbenbs. g..
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Sarmeu az pertaafeu.

&artuffeln $500 - iDerbet reid,
in6er Sic elm 5nrnler in benz Re.
riibmten ueberernte.2nn6 oes Erini.
tD Riber 8aIleb. DIT Serns, rper6en.
$25 bro ader. GGhIte GrfuritoR ON
10. @ioi. Greie geibreibuug auf
8unih.
u. g. 5ranf, 2Ot g1ebiIa 8lof,
Omaha, Me6r. -6.5.17
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Omaha MineroIipoIier. Doug. 47b8.
7.10.17

@GHGes, SuIpbnr.Sd dIIcr
art, ebenio einfa6e @onnenb1oer
Bel @aria Weiger, 228 9esile 8Iod,
is. Ii. Sarnep Strabe. Often Conn.
tags un0 abenos. -12.t2.17
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Wi9tioc ueMiokeit
fir Sic!

auf Settle 6 bieler ailsaoba
inter ben nGarnIon0 5n Der.
fauFeu~ an3eigen sin6en Gle
eine 6nrnt, Die ipesiel fir Sic
beItin1nit 1T.
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MiKnnri.anrmen.

aleine o0er groBe, perbeiierte
ODER unperbeierte; 9reiie uno 9e,
oinguneen nod @unih; Ieidte mo.
notlide abaabhlneen @ebt NIT
ans. erfuriion eriten Somstno lie
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@ahii@es.
aobat naiHilaina9.

Sims fret erttpifeH, In einem
&oge. Safe aoont Stubto, Rebiae
8lod, 1e. uno Sarnep, Smnba.
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gsrIaust-@aunIial.
8erInngt%: -Sunge
in Der expedition Der
Snnoba Sribitne.

SpfOrt berlaust: - Sunge iiber
16 Sabre aft in @roeerp-@ iehait fir
ole b1ltsIihen arbeiten. @ltter
2obn. Ndberes ourd @ugait 8ulff
Sort &oteL. is Il. Gak. -5.1O.t7
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@erlanst: 9eutI6es @tGO9en
our $ilfe bel Salsnrbeit; tein $50.
i6en. 3u i9reiben an 5rou Serbert
Stabbenoorf, 1928 @. 10. Str,
Omaha. -5.12s17
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Mpntana.

@5hentIide 9iufelibeI gnaeD
Grturiion nad SnrloDtopnJ Mtont.,
$25.45. Q. s. @ipe, sos See Bldg,
.Smnba. -64.17
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@erlnnst: - 3uberI1iiiges iu1ees
@G6den fir Snltsarbeit. 3u fdret.
ben an Syrau Carroll, 1906 &c. 10.
ct. Eel. BebIter 4015. -5.10.t7
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@rabteine.
@Nebsiniiaes.

S6mprrhDiSen, SiiteIH tnriert.
Gr. g. q. Gnrrp turiert S1rnOrr.
boibeL ssiIteln un6 anoere Dnrrlt.
leioen obne Sperntto.. &lir gnroit.
tiert. Sdreibt Inn Bud iiber Darm.
NIT 8eugnifier. Or. g. q.
Surrp, 240 See Bldg. Omaha.
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sebnenflapS.

Nan fiu6et 3utDeilsn beim pferb
zine 9erbidung auf Der Riidieits
obsr6alb bes JeFeIgsIsntss am 8Ors
berfub. Dies TT Elm psraltstsr G6oben
nod elmer g~nt3iubung Der bier Iiss
genpen arons unb 6uFgeleutbeugss
iebnsn, Der GebnenI9eiDen, ibrsr
neutrality-suspicious. ufp, ben man
nit rSt9nmtIapp" (groisn 9ofpn)
be3eidnst. 9amit bsboftsis gfsr6e
Ia6men meiiteus etpns uab penn
ntdt INNER, 10 bod mad anFtrenz
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b~ungsnsiIe 8siisitigung Der @eroit
tungen ftrebt man bur9 anfpsnbung
faarfsr SaIben obsr ihnrfer pFlas
Iter on, ni6t INNER nit grfoIg, unb
i'm Sole cine @ertiiraung Der
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idarfes gTlaiter erbdIt man bur93us
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