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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
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Giue Oriaineac Concentration.

god Ser .qorier SuIirepolution
reste d fid i'm 0sutiden 8unO on
peridiepenm 5teleu. au4 an sip
oes gunOestages, in Der irsien Stoot
5rantfurt a. M, ging Is oamdIS
ni6t gang obne auH0ge6ungsn 0ss
MiBbsrguugens ab.
SIN Ottp6er 1881 fam ss IN BEN
alien Grantfurt 3u bIutigsn 8orgdns
qen aus sinsm QnIaB Der dara4tsris
fttId lit fir Die beitsbengebliebsn.n
altfrdnlii6en gerbdltniFs Der Stabt.
s3n Grautfurt murOsa ndmIi4 nod
i'm Gtils Der 9utsn alten 3eit bel
SOnnenuntsrgang bic 5taottOre gss
fhIofen, uno Is mar berrdd nur an
benz einsn ooer anosrsn Gore mogIi4
krsin3utommen, na9 porheriger gnt'
rihtung bes iogenuHntn Sperrbats
8ens. Blob lei gsIegenRit Der 0ein'
lsit aab e acknowledgements peosr
Soriperre nod S~psrrbab.n. 4nno 81
absr berfd9te bic unsrforI6li9e Deiss
belt oes 6enots, bab aud fir oisIe
5eisrtage, an oeuen groBe WsaHsn
binaus3Ogen unb trft ipat fpieosrta'
men, 3oriperre unb Sperrbabsn geI'
ten ioIItsn. Das poGtsn Iid nun bic
;SraniTurter nidt gsfauen lafeH. als
fe an "a. 9ttober 1881 ourh bag
acknowledgement bereinDrdngteH uno
babel miIitdriI6e 8rutaIitdten BET
3ortpade bOrfieIen, tam Is au einem
bIutigsn Rampf. bel benz es AUDI 9Ote
CAB. Der 5endi fam 0arauf NIT elmer
art Qufrubratte, bic u. a. Oerfagts,
bob nod Communicating niemano
o6ne 6rsnnenos 2ntsrne bic Strabe
bstrstsn burfe. Disis 8eiimmung
batts cine Driginels Denomination
Der 8irgerf9dft sar 5oLge. am
46enb biioetsn bic 3sil uHO bic ans
grsn3snoeu Gtraben cine ein3ige pdns
0eIHoe illumination: sin3sln, in,
9ruppen o0sr I'M Gdnismari9 fpoS
5isrts grOB uno iltin umber, popiers
latsrnen aLler 4rt unb gr0Be nuf
St0den Dor ii9 trogtnb -. Dos mar
3tpor teine ausrei9enos geuugtuung
fir bos 8IutOer9ieBsrL aber bod cine
idmerSbofte 9erfpottung Oes hO4s
pohaobIidsn Ssuats aaO Ieiuer
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

RIuFt StpiIden feinent urp ibrtm
Been, bic nur bic Qisbe bon beibeu
Soften iiberbriidte. Sit drgerts Fn
unO purbe beFtis.
.S90n! Damn rsiis 1u Dor @stnsn
aanonsn bsrum, bis Oh alt uub srau
biR! unb i'd psrbubls babeim Bel
ben gltsrR ia9te nit! 9as III sinf
rsi3enbs psrIpsttipe! 49,, Su' mir
zen sinSigsn 9efaIlen, MoriB. unS
I9nu nidt 10 p6Iegmatii4 Orsiu, ala
% 9u Dir i'm 2aben Elm paar 81
garrsn taufteIt, ftatt bab mir iiber
infer 2ebenssliid iprsden!"
.0u IDIItsEt unier 9ebensgliit Don
elmer srnItersn Seits anisben, Grete,
0as foIlen Osnn all bic &iRterIist
5sn2 9u diff bel gu GuBerIi4. -,
ptsI gu febr uufs @srsniigsu srpi4t!!'
ga. Sd bin nun einmaI 10! Sd
Sin fir 70 Elm 2ebsn Die geI4afsn!"
sic IisB Jpn nidt gu DOrte TOM
men. Sic fu9r RAID nnb trOBis
FORT:
Sd sloub' ni6t ON bas Sparta
nertum, Oas unfereiRem in unisrsu
Rreifsn bon Rinb an tinssbIdut pirO.
Dds mag friiber 70 g~stpsieH isiu,
nod gu gtamas Set - absr iebt =.
Darum ipIlsn Is bsnR nnbsrs bsiisr
baben aIs i'd unO Oh - bos mDfts
id BLOB piIfsu! Sbr feb allie DtsI
3u beI9sioen! Dos mntt mid inns
mer 10 piiteub, penn S9r gud ilns
mer slei6 10 budt! Ou bsIcnbers!'
pIoBIi9 tamsn ibr bic Srdnen.
sic bIitb fs6en unb peints beIIduF.
Gum Gid mar es mittsn Nf BEN
buIbbuntlsn @ittoria : CUTIE glaB,
ipo Ti6 nisnano in BET 9Gbe befanO
aIs ibrs Oorausgsgangensn 8sfdbr'
ten, bic umbrehten unb gu benz tils
ter elmer 2atsrns fsbsnben paor sus
tiidtsbrtsr. Ser garbtIeutnaut mus
iterte feline id0ns SapsIter tdItbIii.
tig ourd ons Wonotel.
rgla, 9u 6sutlisie! Dos 1T benn
nun pisbsr IosQ"
.Gott -. fs BAT iid!" ia9ts 9iie
nemonn GrgerIi9. rGrete, iei bod
berninftig! Du bInmierf einen ia
auf Offensr GtraBs!"
qbsr fe faIud3ts irnmpf6aft peis
ter.
sd mo6t BLOB niFnl, po3u man
eigsutlid auf Der Melt lit! SO mar
pisI better, nan mare CUR ni6t gts
bprsn! Damn bate man ni4t Oie elDis
&c gIoderei! 9os gebt nun 10 3psis
un0einHnIb Sdbr nit uns! limb 0u
fu6IF Did, ideirt's, gang pobI bas
BET! =. Oh 8udF ia INNER blob Die
Qdisln! 0u Aaf mid ia gar niat
Iieb!4
sic i4auts blaB anb bang, an
gan3en 96rper 5itterno, 81 ibrem
hinauf Der ben arm i'm
fis legts un0 nar iagte:
sd bah Did lisbL greIs!'
0os berubigte Fs Elm ptnis. Sie
fing ipisbsr an Itiie 5u ptireH unb
murmsIts, ndbrsnO bic anOereu peis
te%rgingen:
Sci MIDI BOG! Sd bin 70 auseirs
anoer! Isle StrprigsIt.. -. sd
bin 70 nutlos, WioriB!"
lid nas!!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
syarmlanO Az Derfanfcn.

Cine Der beiten iennals gebotenert
@elegeubeiten our g~rperbung eines
guten Gtiid 2nn6es, nahe Der StaOt,
cute D11rfte. gute5 @aHer, i0eales
aIimo, in auitrebenoer 0ertider
QieoerlaIung. $50 big $50 per
glder. 2eidte 8ablungsbe6ingurl.
gen. Sir meitere ausfiinfte idreibc
man an Sc. $. euofL 5airforo, aIa.
bama. -9a22'l7
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On b~erfnnfsn: - 24O adel in
gaiDnee Gorintp, gebrosta, ITO
Qder gepfIiigt gates 6 8immer.
Saus rrno ale n6tigen 9eb1ulidtei-
ten, gsusboIa 100 ader unter aatl.
tur; alfalfa S75; so Qder nidt I'M
ter auIt1ir an Der Scottg 8lEff 60.
Gith, $25. ebenes 2au6. 8oebmer
& 9oebmer, 1919 Sub 2. StraBe,
2incoln, geb. -9.24s17
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q. 6ortisbune.l

H0Nb HAANAAf NV wi N
beutIaer Rei4saHgeb6riger peroen!
.Sa6n! @tr Ieitet bouH unisr
9eI6dFt in RuBIouo2 Sin Nus
amber bari bort ni6t GrunO I'M
gooen beTBsn un0 ieinsm 9robb.
trie6 Oorte9eRl"
.DafHr gibPs 9eamte!'
.g9tt ipl6en Strobmdmsru tper
ben mir tolIe Grfa9rungen MAIDEN
limb iuer treibt IN garis BIZ
Ttutonen auf, nm auItur inter BIZ
0iloen 3u bringeu2 Sin aeidSoeut.
Ider betpmmt ieinen Soul 4uf BIZ
ageiIe qebt unIer Gei9dft 8ugruros
sas t6nnte i'd niat perantpOrtsn
g6eoretii6 1T e lei9t, itrsng 81
iein. q6er Tteben Sic sinmal mi!ter
IN stnem IoI9en 9eiriebs feber
sic bic un3abI iIsiusr griiten3en
bic ibr 6iB6eH Dpbl unO Aebt et,
mem nnpertraut BADEN - bann Der.
ben sic 3ugeben; 3as if unHoe'
li9!"
Der qrtiueriF bate eiuH rotten
aopf betommsu. CT fi5lts bic ue6er.
Iegen6eit bss 0eItmanns oriben aul
einem @ebtet, auf bas sr ibm MIDI
folgeu tpants, uHb fi4lts troBoem,
bag er rsht bate, uRo p%ieoerhoIte;
,DaB mag aIlss CANA gut uRh
T66n iein. 0ariber bob i'd teiH
llrteil. aber Der Meui4 bat nar
cine 0utterIprahe unb bic ....
.8orgefern nngsfdbr UNI oisi'
3eit fubr i4 bon Mostau De8!"
Iaqte ber Milliondr. pa ipra4 i'd
nit geftdftsfrsunaeH opf benz Balm.
6of RuIfI6. 6euts, mo id bic gbr'
babe. MID inter S6uer gu befinom.
re6s th natirli4 Deutid. lIsbsrs
mprgen, in qaris, fDiirot i'd mid
bomit teirem meni8en besreiiIIf
maiden f1nnen unb gebraufe oober
has Iron30iiimG Deru i'd ndds
tens a6er Gibraltar iomme, peroe
Id mid auf engItf6 Dsrtdnoigen.
8ie?" Ct bate Ietnen aammeroie-
ner F6 NIT elmer 9tiiteHtarte bur6
oas geprduge beranpin6eu fe9en
unb nabm ie i6m a5. .Nein 8rus
Der lift orouBen2 Gd5n! Sd
tomme!'.....
aorl 5sOOerfen bate pd6reno 81
FprQ6, unbetpuBt feline Morte nidt
an ben gIeidguItigeu Qsutnant be
brii6sn, ioubern an bos ia0ne mdOs
den i6m gegeudbet geriatet, obue fs
einual babel an5uIsben. Gr puBtt
trptpem: ie b0rte geipannt gu. gt
mertta, bab Ie aud iebt nit einsm
getuiiim Suterefie feline fetoeHi4il'
Iern6e qdrifer mefte, cine odterm0r
]bsrdbrIi4 bo6gei6Iungsne idpar3s
arapatte mu1terte. Gt mar 5eIrie,
oigt, oaB Il ihr Elm Oorteilbaites
Bib bon F4 binterIieB. Ct mar Elm
grobtr, fattttter, gut a~usie9eH0er
mann, Gte II ba Dor ibr Itono, BEN
Rjttmrftsr ppn GlenDt gum abftieo
bic 6ano rei6te uno fa banH gegtn
Fe uno bic dnperen oerbeugts. Cine
Setuupe ihnantte ifs. Damn Hrs5ts
fe ibm i'm GiBen nit eiHem frsi.
miitiqen Ga6eLu un6 snsm fursen
92iden beg Duntlen aopfe5 lire fisk,
ihIaute Rehte bsrl5er. gas gait
uitt i'm; BAG mar tpitber 9rpB az
Gen ben 6iBtppf i'm idpar3en @rtfl-
lerifeHtragen. a1rI Jepberien mar
gu beiounener 9eitaftamann, UNI
ii9 ben 5dufhuHgeN Der gitslteit
hin3ugsbsn. Die gan3s 6abe srs
idiea tim isBt tomii4 un0 8ugteid
Doll ener unertldrlidsn 8ebmut.
ST brutte bic i9moIe Ntdbhenbono
unb iagte:: ,Quf 8ieberieben, usin
gndbiges 5rduIetui" unb oa6te Ii4,
ols er oura bas @sOrange Fremoer
Wteni4en benz Qusgang 3uidritt:
-0as beibt benn Das: Quf Dieoer.
ie3sn! 49,. Sd feb ie ia ME mis
Ger ....
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aapitinIeatnaHt 9eIlmHtB bpn @afs.

Gin b~outdn0iger 8eridt iiber Die
&riegslaufbabn Der u@moen". Mdnner
bonn G6Inge oes o@moen4 aommnn-
Oonts utlo ietne8 erlten 9ffi3ier8 baben
Die @eIt in Gritaunen geieBt.
9ie yGn6ens NOR orei g2onote lang, ben re %oerFoIgen.
Ben ariegsitiffen gum &rot, Der Shrefen bs Sn6iitau
G5eans mo 5ugIeid bos b~eiebteite Sbiff in ienan GeiIe oes
A8etneeres. 6tet8 bereh, 0a8 2e5et gu opfern fibrten Die
prddigeu agn1oen" 2elte nit FIlebeit uno ME b~eria8en6en
Surnor ouf eisene Gout 9reg aegen eroriden0e l1ebsrnoft.
Die SdiIoerunget beginner, o8 Die 6urfenteIegrapb.
Der .gn1Oen", 0ann onf boiler See, 4rieg meI0ea, poratf
cine Heibe bon Eaten foIgat 0nrtnter Der qbfang ibrer erfen
griie, Die Gabrt nod Girgtan un6 nod Dem Gi0en, 6e
gerfenftng elmer gfeibe bon fdn0Iiten 9ampfern, oe 5It6t
Dor feinoIiden 9rea8ern, rn0 8uIeBt bas Gn6e 0ieies rubm.
DoGen Rreu5ers Bel aeeing.
b. gite Der erte efi3ier Der uGn6en" uu6 fpatere
aapitdn Der rapei4n" L.Gm6en Die 3ueteD, befist cine
ourdols ungep0bnItdE electromagnetic un0 nieuqno foQte
~beriaunen, f3 6iees pGn6ea" BUD on8pidoffen.
grefs Sietes gndes, in 9entid OOer Gnsftd, lit $t.25,
init gortD S1.35.
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annffiEen nnb Ratraken.

9llte 5eoern peroen gereinigt unO
10 gut ME neu geuoht. aae Got.
ten neiter 9eoern gu perfnufen.
Smnba 9iGuw So, 1907 Cunning
Ctr, Ioua. 2467. -10p1.17
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GrsaOn.

GrOfariis fir bic gieb5adt lit
oas Soroon gaaep 9roiett - i'm
Sersen zines gebietes bon $4,000
qfern - fam in 40 ader. Jlddeu
aefauft mer0en. gor5iiglides 8ei.
Selano berlln. Sdrei5en sic iuegen
2an6fdrten rn6 gin5elbeiten. Bia
umionIt 2nterno Mogifa-anIii ten
bes 9roietA IN ~auierer SmobG Al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

aaum bate aarI 5s6osrTeu ben
GaoI Dsrl1iieu, 10 redts ii4 isin
6eino. Der 5eIDartiIlerii, in BEN
ediqen S9uItern unb meinte ttoden:
.9as fno bic 2eute, bic t4 lis6e.
80. Rinoer: man foil ia ni9t iiber
nen Q6peieHbsu lpredsn, nenn Isin
8laB bier nod marin lit. 4bsr mas
81 toll if. 1T gu toll. Wie baden
Gis F6 uur bie8 Gspdds ~aufgegas
Sell, 9err aittmeifRr24
8aIon gIeubt mar drgsrlih.
sSis t0nuten aud b0ilider Itia,
foenn id eineu @at bier am Sid
efufI6re, mein Iieber Qanemonn! SD
1oeiB bod aud, mas i6 tu'l Sd
reibe mir bed aud ni9t I'm ieoen
bslie6igsn 3~sitgsnoEien bic geine aus
BEN Qsi6. Ger Mann lit sint
Rummsr! Quf benz GGifF oomals
bdtten Gle ben Refpsit bsr RuIisn
unb ausIdnOsr Dor i6m fe5en fol.
len. Gr gait aIlgsmsin aIs Elm Reid,
meier sritsr @ite!l"
.9as BAT sr ia aud bier betont~
iagte Margaretss 9rubsr. bsr Gar,
beleutnant. Seine Stimme i6pantts
snii4eH Srouie nnb unfreipinigsr
5Odattung.
I'D blafis Rsnornmage i.
peiter ni6ts!@ Der SberIeutnnnt
2iinemaun faH6 auf, nm 3u 5nbltn.
4u9 bic duOersn trhoben it9. Sn
Dem dllgemeinen gnI6rud trnt mnrs
aarsts an ibrsn 9trlobtsn bstan.
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GanatOrien.

MaRaee.-2t2.214 8oir0 9I6s.,
II. II. 8oug, Doug. 3458, 810er,
Mofio9e, G~biropoop. SRI. Smith u.
6ran SeaS, @|Grterinnen. -1.3.18
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@ra6iteiue.

@onumente aub @ra6iteiue, in ae.
nobnlider biz f~einiter gllsfiD.
rung, aus omerif uuo inlportierten
@ronit. q. gratfe e. So, 43t6 @.
13. Str, Eel. South 2670. If
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Superintendent 6ellmat6 BON Rafe,

- 9ennrutb BON g2ide, Der Iabenoe &eI0, bot in Der ihGf.
fen 8einrebung feiner o6enteuerliden Sobrt BON ben Seeing
Sneln mad aonItnntinopeI EN- 8erf geihoffen, Dos Sotr.
bunoerte le6en miro. Gin tberutrtiges 2o6en mtten I'm
SaLadtengebrIa 6es aeuoItiaen @0Lferrin9engL
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Cine unncerbarc GrsdblMno BON
beroilGen Cafen

Sn G0rgloltgtet, ME III y0t IND @efoBr, lets 0erielbe
firiorglide, iafIide @dt Sn feinem on6aren G~riegs5ute
fonrnen oatideg Meien nno oeltihe Gieges5uberfdt 70
iugen0frnh, 70 u~n6efangen gum 2usorat un6 eg lit gera6e
0nIeS Seblen iegltfer 9ofe I'M 8erein nit Ser feinen geobof.
~hangggo6e unb benz pr1ftigen Sur1or os @cfoferg, bic fet.
mem Bud unnerg1nglhen 9d5 berleben.
Gsabrenb bon geifes 2ut6ungs8ug BEN quftrnge ant
ben Geelng Snpfn Die RdbeIberbinoung un6 6unfenItation
at ~ser5t0ren 6ereft pur6e, pur6e bic yeu6ena bon einen
qr0Beren 1tn6 g~epdn8erten algfifen 9rat3er ~ongegrifpn un0
fafapfunfdbig gel1ht. b. 9lide maBte fd ieBt itne1 Dor
anbru6 Ser 3unfeL6eit entihIieBer5 Oh r ia bon Ben
~gngIGn0ern fanqen Iafen folte ODER auf Dem ein8igen un6
Hn[boerrottaten tleinen Segeihif rapei1a", 6os I'm 6afan
lag, ben @eg nod Gettfdlan0 5u iuden. Gos SdifF mar
nir fir cine Iinnnihoft bon s 9aarn gebaut un6 fem Gan.
6~angs5ug 5a6Ite so aiann. Qdtte entdie6 fh fir u%Q(DeIbo".
g2on merit Dem gerfafer auf ie6er Sete an, nie er
nit gonser Seele 6as abenteuer a~1tsgefotet bot Biz 5ln
augenbid ieiner Gel0ung bel aoniral Goufou in Son.
i~tdntinopef.
.gieI0e ~geboriomft 2nn6nnes8ng Der yem6en" IN
stdrfe BON finf Gff8ieren5 fe6en nnteroff3erea un6 ie6en.
urooreiBig qlnnr our SteQe."
greis bisies sades, in 9entfd Oher Gn8Gid, 1T $t.25,
NIT gortD St.35.
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gatent.gn

Starses e Sturses, II. g. unb aus.
Idn6iide gatente unb g6usmar.
fen. $50 See Bldg. -7.t8.t8
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Sofpitdlcr.

ct. 2nfe's lnt6sriIdes SoipitnI; me.
6i5iniid ulo dirurgiid. 1921
9afe Ctr, 9maha, gleb. -9.22.17
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9etdths.
Rebi5inideS.

Or. 3oGn 9OIt, 5pe8inIiIt in au.
gen., Sbren., Naien- uno 9eblfopf.
lei6en. 690.92.94 8ronoeis Bldg,
9mabo, 0ebr. Gel. Douglas 1884.
-1.7.18
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aOOat gGinif6ims".

GiImg entpidelt, l0c fir GoIle, in
einem Gage. Safe ao0nf Gtu0io,
Rebiae 8lot, t6. i. SarneD, Smaba.
-t2.1.17|
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9emi6t Shdtr

Mtntnpen bon a~merifanif6en 2eiern 8ie-
Ben es Dor, oeuti6e 8iiber i'm Original 3u
leien, itott IN engIif4er l1eberieBung.
Ga Die Sr1portation aus 8euti6Ian6 I'M.
nl0gIt6 ~geDoroen tit, miro Die n&dgIi9e
Sntabn 3ribi1e" eS iib 3ur aufgnbe me.
den, tire 2eier auf pt6ttge IN Ben 8eretnig.
ten Staaten ge0rltfte Oeuti4e Bidder ouf.
merf1am at MAIDEN.
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Classified Ads
You Should Read
HlaHiftsierte An5eieeia.

gerIanst- &eiGlid.
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gerlGnat: - M1oden 3ur &ilfe
bel Saitsarbeiten ". S. Stuben
MaLnut SIT. -9.1A.17
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gerlauet: - &iidtiae aodin bon
glrs. y. y. 0nbis, 1902 Sin 80.
Qbenlte. @urnep TT. -9-12.17
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-20

Pacific station. The city attorney ad-
vised that the city has the authority.
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1horn's Statement.

Dcs Moines, March 2O.-The grant
ing of an eight-hour day will result
in move by the railways to secure
general advance in freight rates
is the belief of Clifford Thorn, chair.
man Of the Iowa State Railway COM
mission.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-20
INSURANCE MAN
FREED ON WRIT
HABEAS CORPUS
Failure to Fulfill Promises Does
Not Constitute False Pre-
tense in Money Getting
LARGE AMOUNT INVOLVED
IN INHERITANCE TAX CASE
Plaintiffs Again in Supreme Court
- to Prove State Laws Do Not
Cover Issue

The supreme court today gave J
r. Spriggs, a Lisbon insurance ran,
his freedom On writ of habeas cor
pus, holding that his failure to full
fill a promise made to A Z. Allen of
Lisbon and Bismarck to procure for
the latter a $4,000 tive-year term pol.
icy in the Mutual Insurance company
OF New York did not constitute Oh
tanning money under false prerenses
"A false pretense,' says the short
est syllabus the North Dakota SUI
preme court has acquitted its!f OF in
many moon, lis misrepresentation
as to an existing fact or past event,
and not mere broken promise to
do something in the future"
The action was brought by Spriggs
against Sheriff R. W. Craig of Ran
som county. Jones had procured
Spriggs' arrest on the charge that
the latter had accepted from the for
mer a check for 1928 in payment Of
years premium on SO 0oO worth
of insurance, and the company which
Spriggs represented mad refused to is
sue a policy. Spriggs' petition for a
writ of habeas corpus was denied by
Judge Frank P. Allen, sitting in the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-20
Prof: Hertzog Praises
This Perfect Laxative
Or. CaldweII's Syrup Pepsin an Ideal
Remedy For Constipation.

In every family there is more or
less occasion for a laxative remedy.
1t is to meet this need that DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin is prepared, and
that this combination of simple Taxa.
tive herbs with pepsin fulfills it's pur.
pose is proven by its place in thous-
ands of American homes.
Prof. F. J. G. Hertzog, the we'll
known lingust. 234l North Orianna
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa, wrote to DR..
Caldwell that he has used DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin in his household
with excellent resulas and that he and
his family consider it indeed a friend
in need, and always keep a bottle OF
1t on hand.
Constipation is the direct cause OF
much serious illness and is a condi'
tion that should never be neglected.
Harsh cathartics and violent purga-
tives should never be employed to re-
lieve constipation, because the very
violence of their action shocks the
entire system. A mild laxative, such
as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is far
preferable, being mild and gentle in
its action, without gripping or other
pain or discomfort; its freedom from
all opiate or narcotic drugs makes it
an ideal remedy for children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-20
PRESENT STATE BOARD
Or EDUCATION HOLDING
. FINAL MEETING TO-DAY

The last meeting of the present state
board of education is in session in the
state superintendent of public instruc-
lions office this afternoon. There arc
in attendance President McVey Of the
university. President McFarlan Of the
Valley City normal, Miss Minnie j.
Nielsen. superintendent Of schools in
Barnes county; n. G. Macdonald. state
superintendent; Edward Erickson,
state supervisor of rural and graded
consolidated schools; DR.. f. +. Lall.
president of the agricultural college:
II. NJ. Taber Of jamestown. and Il. Il.
Edwards of Jamestown. state high
school inspector.
When the new board organizes III
April. superintendent Gazette of the
Ransom county schools will succeed
Miss Nielsen: President Smith of Bot
tineau forestry will succeed President
Black of Glendale: President Crane
of Minot normal will succeed Presi.
dent Mcfarland Of Valley City, and
Dr. Whittemore of Bowman will re
place II. Nj. Taber Of jamestown as the
lay member of the board.
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Bic TASK To
ADJUST EIGHT.
HOUR SCHEDULE
ASSOCIATED Press

New York, March 2O.--Full power
by the government through congress
to prevent railroad strikes. in the
opinion of railroad officials as ex-
pressed today, is the country's chief
gain from the decision by the United
States supreme court yesterday, up
holding the AdamsOn act.
Much hard work remains for the
railroad managers, and the brother
hood leaders as result Of yester-
days agreement putting into effect
an eight-hour day as from January l.
The task of fitting the new working
day to the time schedule of every
railroad in the country, was taken up
today by committee of the brother
hoods, and subcommittee of the
railroad managers. About 500 separ'
ate wage contracts must be signed
on the new basis. These committees
will decide on what manner the back
wages due the men from the first OF
the year will be computed. 1t is
estimated that the employees will re.
ceive between $12,0O0,O0O and $13,-
100000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-20
PROTECTION Of PAVED
STREETS ASKED IN NEW
ORDINANCES INTRODUCED

Vehicles equipped with Tugs or sims
liar devices are prohibited from oper-
ating on the paved streets of the city
unless that part of the street or the
alley over which the engine or other
vehicle passes is adequately protected
with planks of sufficient thickness,
according to the provisions of an or
dinance introduced at the session of
the city commission last evening by
Commissioner r. L.. Best. ViOlators
of this ordinance, which was given its
first reading, are liable to fine of
500 or Imprisonment for not more
than 80 days. aEs
Another resolution introduced by
Commissioner Best prohibits moving
houses or buildings exceeding 10 tons
in weight over the streets on vehicles
or trucks unless the wheels are Of q
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NOTED PRISONER
.~>a. g, ~" MAKES ESCAPE
UNITED Press.)

~ lUh'teu Press.] ~
Birmingham, Ala, March 20.-Da-
-vid Overton, convicted murderer of
Probate Judge Lawler, and under SEN
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RASH ON HANDS
ITCHING INTENSE
Also on Arms Scratched Almost
Night and Day. Turned to Crusts
and Dis6gured. Tremendous
ing. Cuticura Healed. CostS2.M.

"a little rash OF pimpcs came on my
hands and arms, and later spread to my
shoulders and face. Ititchcd and burned
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-20
LICENSED TO WE'D

Henry r. Schonert of Bismarck and
Miss Mabel Larson of Baldwin, were
granted a marriage license Monday.
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tence Of death, escaped early today
with six other prisoners. Over.on Left
Birmingham in all automobile AMI it
is said his friends organized the de.
livery. His trial was Alabama's most
sensational trial. Two suicides fol-
lowed the trial.
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nv hands in water. At night barely
shut my eyes on account Of the terrible
itching and tremendous burning. I"
81 sent for free sample Of Cuticv.rs
Soap and Ointment. noticed great
Improvement SO purchased more, and
when ! used two boxes OF Cuticurs
Ointment and four cakes of Cuticur.
SoapI was healed completely: "(Signed.
Miss Hattie w. Sclkc, 6024 Justine St..
Chicago, H., Sept. 2, 1916.
If you have poor complexion i'm
prove it by using Cuticura Soap daily
and Cuticura Ointment occasionally
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "Cuticura,
Dept. r, Boston, Sold everywhere.
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Dr.. CaldWell's Syrup Pepsin is sold
in drug stores everywhere for fifty
cents bottle. To avoid limitations
and ineffective substitutes he sure to
get DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin. See
that fac-simile Of DR.. Caldwells sig
nature and his portrait appear on the
yellow carton in which the bottle is
packed. A trial bottle, free of charge,
can be obtained by writing to DR.. w.
B. Caldwell, 455 Washington St., Mon.
ticello, Illinois.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-20

Intensely Which caused
me to scratch almost
night and day. The
pimples then turned to
yellow Crusts causing
great pain when ]
washed. | was dis6g.
urcd for the time and
could not possibly put
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certain size, and the streets properly
nrOtectpd 1
O'Hare Gives Opinion.

City Attorney O'Hare gave an opln-
ion to the commission with reference
to the Strengthening out of Fourth
street so as to cut off the west end
of the park north of the Northern