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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
Sine ;yamilientraaoOic.

Son 5rdncisco, Gal, II. SON
6rau sontci seifudi, oie Satin
eineS iaponiiGen 3eituugSntonnes,
puroe beute trilb NIT ibrcn bier
fleinen ainoern tot i'm gett otfae.
fitnoen. Die Srait botte ben Gas.
balm ongebrebt nno iib iomie ibre
Ssinber ins Senieits bef0rOert. Der
8oO ntub fhon Dor mebreren $agen
eiigetreten iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
llnter miIitar. siren beara6en.

GI 8aio, Scr, II. San = Ser
5oI6ot 6ranf Sdulb bon @ranO
Ropio8, ltnteroffi5ier oes 80. Nti-
digau Gegilncntes Der Notionalgar-
0e, Der @ontog obeno bon etnem un-
befonnten gieger in ben 9troBen Der
Staot ermor0ct noroen mar, lit ges
itern ltnter lutlitdriihen Gbren fei.
erIid begraben morben. 9o8 gauge
9leginent mori6ierte I'M 2ei6en-
aug. Ser @torOer lit eiltfonunen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
6riecbenlanS oibt
alteeblitb Druid ita0!

glt6en t6. San. (8eripGtet. y
Ser aronrdt bot beute beidIoiien,
ole 6orberungen Ser 4lliierten OBJ
ne 8orbebolt on5unebmen (Sdol
mip6er einrtal?)
8ie bieiigen 8ertreter oer gnten.
temGdte Auur6en iofort bierbon in
aenntnis geiett Die in 9oft be.
fin6Itden 2lnbdnoer 8eniseIos' mer.
Oen lofort frei geieBt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17

Bibt boIItdnbiae uHo iiGr iulHiTierie Yin,
leiinneen in allen 1eilen ber iett 70 boifsilimi
iebeH Ialtingsaiinit Die SdnobabuHa Der
sdiifebeH itne bic Gage Der 5dHoe Biro III
ebeil fenr 6eutliden iino taoeIlos geseidneiefi
SlIHifrditiouen aeSeigt 1eiolgt bon iebT leidl
beriida5lidb aeafbeReI aHleiinHgeT. Cine gr5Be
auBnbl bon WhilerH fit SfaHien, glnidte, no,
ioe, giiiieitiide, ardgeil, RddtIleibers nn5
6embenieds, 5aHotllmlnnteH groiieuerr Sed,
Den nfIo. hrfo nbqebiloef iffto bic Nnletuii.
geH ermbaliceu % ati6 aHfinaetn, biefaben
Oet5ulteleH
gns Rntb m eni 6eiH beilen Qabier uaH
ben bddiier Gnforberifnaen ber 9ufl6rtIderi
fiir sic cine cuplle Der Befrtebialira tno 6es
geranhgeHs bil5en. Wlnn febe nHteii bic Iel4.
ten 9eoiHgunpef, 81 lpeldeh es sn baben it,
9iefes @uH fit 12c portoirei per 4oft her.
fanot.
.SanIidlt CmnIln 7.rihinr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
9enabaus nieSerae6rannt.

SroB, II. San. - 9ns 3eug.
bous oes 3tpeiten gfegifnentes Der
Toticnolearoe BON gtep gorf muir
oe geitert Elm giniib Der sSlornmen.
Ger @elamtperIuIt betrdgt $3.50.
600
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
SSebt Sns ;yar6ise.

Chicago, ST. II. San. = 9ie
@eiBe, 6rau Gt6eI Cue CHUNG, Die
ggittpe eines Gbineien bat itd ge.
Itern bier etnem Siour SSSnoiuner
otttrouen loiieu, nit Dem iie nod
Sio 01fota 5ieben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
Gyurbernns 6cluiaiat.

8oibingtoh II. s5on.-Gos 9te.
praientanteubaus miIligte beute na4,
ntittag einltimutig 0artn eiL BEN
nit Der uuterIu6ung 0es p2eds "
betroltten aoutitee Die goImadt 3u
erteilen einen gtedtsbeiitano an5u-
itellen un0 feline 8erb0re bier ooer
anoerStpo ab8ubalten Inter an0ers.
po mag 8aI Str. in Seem gort
gelneint fem.
@leidfaG8 mur0e Die Dem aon1i.
tee 8ur llnterildung beipiQigte 3eit
um 0reiBig Gage ousgeoebnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
lsein 1ocrb0r bcnte IN
Scr Ceds1tntcrIMsh
6ansfomitcc berlaugt Sar Inter
IudJnns cine iueitcre 5riit UOa
oreikis Sageu.

@aIbin9ton, II. San. 49, Dos
Sausfouitec, melfes iid) INIT oet
llnterIudlung 0es beriibnlten o2ed8
befaBt, bGIt beute tetn 8erb0r ob
Goaegen ipurbe in elmer Greflitib.
lieltng bci6lofier, 0ns Sau8 oaritu
Slt ernt1en, Die 6ent &onitee 5ul
llnteriudltng 6eS Sales beitiuuttt
Belt I'M oreiBig Gage 8u berlGugern
Mud bcrlnngt Oos 9ontitee Die goa
mobt, ii1 etuen 9fedtsbeirnt onitel.
len 5i1 Oitrfen.
SrnR &istonti crbGlt @urlaSnHs
5nscitellt.
sSrmt gtlitb 3bonoion 9isconti
iueIhe 2dplon ge9eniiber gcGuBert
baben ioIl, ooB au6 Der 4ribotlefre.
tar oes Br0ii0enten, SunluItD, bc
ben 86rienman0Dern infolge oGS
2efes iein Seil ubbefommen bat
lmo Die geitern nidt auf8ufinoer
mar, lift obenoS nieoer in ibrel
8obnltng duigetoudt. 9erieIber
mlroe prompt Die 8orlaoun9, ooi
Dem 3on1itee 8u eriheinen, 5uaeiteIlt
mo iie bat 8ugeiagt bob iie it'd
etnIteaen ipir0. (0er 8ru0er 6ei
5rau Ibomaion 8i8conti pobnt II
0mobo; es lit Der StraBenbubn
Motornonn @uD emmett &boma
ion, 1924 Soiparo Str.)
Syll Dem Gerb0r ont geitriger
Ia6nlittog gab 2apion nod ndbert
gufiAliiiie iiber feline am Gage gu
Dor gerno6ten 9tusiagen. 8etreffs
Oes gteprGientanten Serrp, oe8 @or
Iiber8 oe8 i'm berb6renoeu 9ornitees
Iagte er, oaB cnttpeoer bieier ooer el
icIbjt einen D3einei0 geleiftet 6o6er
u1iiiie, on ii6 beiOe glngabe 0iref
ipi0eripr6ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
11tilaSps cinoerie
9fc. L.
Bnn Gnf mo 8pEnea.

Bon q emmG Sotnes.
ogs se btionsr n 9erfs rst3 t3n2lsih ieT alsn ods y
fuprf ltriierer iSralienspeIt eeip1rben IN 0er
freien Belt, bic ie. ibren gfIi6ten dboes
iutnrt. llno odrift bat fe Gito5 3sedt, bd
indr ia nbne arnBe 9iibe nub aciten etpas
Gdjones ufl6 boo ougIet1 9ieIide8 fit ietne
srelnoe ober fi6 felbIt beritelIen farm. Das
Bel fontmt tbr qls gutter @atgsber nflfsr Rln
fe 9liiber 20 oerf9ieoene1 reueiten Wsnftern
BON Bafen ooer So6s itnb fsbr itebIide
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS msliIter bon T4a1 @nits
toffeln, Ded6en, 5auotaiben, 1hnbmen unb
sytletarbeiten burift entbaIteTt, welme rbne
Sraee eroBen 9etinn ftftberl iperben Gdits
men Gle rtht NIT oer geiteanng bieier tteue'
item Mnsgdbe.
SieIes &ll6 fur 12e sortofrst per Soft bers
fdnot.
SasIide Omaha Sribine,
1911 SDluar6 Ctr. Omaha, Mtbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
Omaha gctreiOcmnrft.

0uabu II. Sanlar.
garter 8ei3eit-
gtr. 2. 191-1921h
glr. 3. t8Sh-t91
Ger. 4. 1924
8eiBcr 6riibidbrsmeiaeit
Ger. 2. tS7-194
gtr. #. 1S4-191
@eibes &orll-
gtr. 2. 93-93H
ger. 8. 9284-9314
GER. 4. 92$4-93
g2r. 8. 9214-92%
ger. 6. 9134-92
@eIbes &orlr-
9tr. 2. $685.
Scr. 3. 92%-931A
Scr. d. 9215-9234
SIR. 5. 92-9215
SIR. 6. 9ts4-92
@eniihtes aorn
gsr. 2. 92%-oa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
g6ieasu @urft6eridJt.

Chicago, II. Sott1tdr.
0linSbic6 -3ufubr 10000; @arft
felt Biz etfpos b0ber.
So6Iter GreiS 11.50.
Canadian @rofters 900.
CSdbrIinge ipGt Dienstag $tt.75.
Sdpeine e-8ufubr $4,000; Marft
neiltens 5-t0c bober.
Gur6Idnittsprets 10.90-tt.10.
S0dIter grgiS 11.20.
Sdafe-8uf1br 10000; @tarft
lan9iam biz 10c nieOriger.
@efiltterte 2Gntmer 1925.
g8eltli9e hammer HOO.
syeeoer 2Gntmer 1896.
SSoobo 2ommer 1895.
ct. Spiep6 Wtarftberiht,
ct. SSoiepb, II. Sunuur.
9tinObieb -8ufubr $500; 0tart
Itarf.
sdpeine e-8ufubr 1O,5Oo; georft
5-t0c bober.
9ur6iduittspreis 10.65-10.90.
SodIter 8reis tt.00.
Sdafe = 3ufu6r 5000; 0tarft
Iangiant big ihmoh.
@efiitterte 2anlmer 1890.
Sanius Sin Marttbsridt.
aonios gitp, IL. Sut1tor.
9iinOptcb- -3ufitbr 5000.
Beef Stiere, felt bis ihpa6.
sSGbrIinge, felt.
Siibe uno Setfers, Gnnoinnt. rei-
items felt.
Stoders, firm.
46[ber, felt.
Sdiueinc-8ufubr 10000; Ytarft
10c b0ber.
2ur6idnittspreiS t0.90-1t.00.
S0dlter Breis tt.05.
Sdafe-3ufltbr 1900; Mortt feit
bis t0c nie0riger.
@efiltterte 2dn1mer 1890.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17

Scr. 3. 921s-93
Scr. A. 92A-921h
Scr. 5. 92-92A
Scr. 8. 911a-92
8eiBer Safer--
Scr. 2. 5415-54sz
Stonodrb Safer 54A-541s
SIR. 3. 54-54M
ger. A. 53%-54
@erite-
geaGSserite 1o9-tts
Sittergerite 97-108
Roeeer-
Scr. 2. 148-145
Scr. 3. 142-144
SanIng Gin Mnrftberf6t.
alunins Gitp, II. Smnunr.
Sarter @eisert-
ger. 2. 194-1953s
Scr. 3. 191
4oter 8eiaeri--
ger. 2. 1877
9lr. 8. 166-19t
ger. 4. 1878
8eibes aorn-
ger. 2. 963z
g2r. 3. 96-961a
@eIbes &ort-
Scr. 2. 9614-961s
gr. 3. 95$4-96
@emtfbtes aorn-
ger. 2. 9614,
Scr. 8. 95$4
ytr. 4. 90
8eiBer Safer-
gtr. 2. 571a
Scr. 3. 561a
@entiidter &ofer-
gtr. 2. 55-56
glr. 8. 53-54
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17

- gs be5dbIt iih, IN oeu nRloi.
Fftaierten anaeigen" Der Gritiire au
unnoncierer1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17

,SaaIidt Cmaba SribHnr.
1911 euwarb Stt. Gmaba, 8ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
9[Gfolfa rtnb S9metne

Sic DiiierL mas Dies beoeutet, sic
iebnten ii6 ltet8 uad elmer 5urm,
Ole ItetS ii6ere Grnten liefert; mir
bobeu iolfe. Sun @orria Gouttp,
i'm Gale bes gtortb 9Intte, baden
mir cinise feline, bc%rpaiierte Sormen,
Die groBe @rrtten Iiefern in gtIfnIfa,
Corn @eiaen, Safer, aortofieln,
31lderrii6en uno ale @nrtengemiiie;
uabe ser Staot. Sir Dertoufen bic.
Ie, eini6IicBli6 bes @aferredte8
fir $50 bis $50. aleine gn5abIuns,
8 Sabre 3eit fir Ret. Srogt uns
iu1o i6reibt fir 2iteratitr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28

tia. @reis $500 y. ader. aoitet
uneef1br $500 per Mder fiir ald.
rung, lDoraii oas 9ano ebenio cute
@rrtcn Iisfern miro, ipie Ons bette
Oes 2auoes. Meidliher Regcnfaa,
lnnge @ahS5eit, snteS 8aiier, beltes
alima. g&adite GJturiion 3. Ipril.
anfragen belt. benrttportet. Shreibt
o0. Ipreft Dor. 8. g. 5runf, 201
g1ebile 8Iod, Smnba, gleb.-4.12.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
spfnrtinrr 1nrrn 8nrnnin.

8iertel Seftiou 80 g2ciIen noro.
lid bon Council Bluffs; feines Gol-
lamb; CUTE 9erbeiieritngeu; ndbe Der
@iienbobn; eiuibIieBlid Der Gferoe.
Shneine, 8ornmoi6inerie uim.. al.
les 5uiommen fir 1925 per older.
Gin GROCER Bargain muB aber TO-
tort ubernontmen mer6en.
8. 3. @rabnm, gee'glOg.,
Omaha. g3cbr. -3s2Sat7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
seib ana fanft panbi

9eutide laIlen iid I'm SrinitD
6luBtol, GFgeras nieber. 8orum2
Sic iiao CUTE 5arIuer, oie 9lites
SaH0 feuncn. ipelin ne Is ieben. Nir
b~crfdnien Corn. mo alinlfa2onn.
1eM baten gebrnsfo goHo ebenbitr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28

= mfBbtrFdnbnis. RafFs
I6er Oberft Gu sinsm GOloatm. Der
cine Rite aum anf Dem aiidsn
trdgt): 100 bait 8u bonn ben Rum
Der. Perl, pohl eefoblen2@
gu 9eFehll 6err Sberif ba6sn
BOD ltlbf seIagt MI p0nsn rubmbss
csat nisDtr sura9ionrmsn.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
NebrasIa Nnta Rabintpr @tpnir

@tlte arbeit, mdBige 9reiie.
proHpte 8eoiemrmg. 3nfrie6eHbeit
qnrntiert. 220 go. 10. Ctr. Iele.
phou: gouelas 1890. 8. %. Souicr.
GWoho, Aebr. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
We6rasfa 1armen N berfanfen.

aleine 9ebrasfa 5armeu 81 Ieih
ten 3oblimgen - 5 Qder o%ltfrudrts.
8ir ~beorbeiten Die Sbnen ~nerfnIifte
5arm. SBe 6nngerforO gOtatO
@~rOiuers aim, Is. Ii. 5otudro Ctr,
Omaha, aeb. o. 937t. III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
aarmen an berfanfen.

Bette 5arrren i'm rpeitlideu Sotpn
.uno alien 8eilen bon 9ebrosfn 81
biGigen 9reiien in0 giiritigen 3ab.
ltrna5beoiugrngen.
s. 9, &albrUn, 1857 Gma6a ga
ttonal 8ant glog. Gmoba Nebr.
-9.b.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
glntomo6il.@%r rhdlernna
Qntomobil @erTdernno

antOmobil . &erfdernng, Geuer,
8iebitobL Snftpflidt II. 3uiammen,
itoB 8eriiheruugen 8u ben nieOrig.
item 8reiien.
Glis & Sgumpipn,
9t3-t4 Git1 RatI. 8ant 8log.
Eel. Gouglus 2St9. -5,10.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
6nararbeifen

Sdiden Gle mir SIRE olsge.
fdmmten Scare unb id mode so.
nen einen 3opf, Toe biz Sf.50.
M1uhe aud ll6rfetten. @oItbeiteI.
htueen prompt beiorgt. gatb. San.
fen 296 Y Canton, ct. 4aliL.
0linn. --41st7.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
Central Stotes 2on0
GompanD
1928 Union 8ucific Bldg. Omaha,
Rebrast1. -4.22.t7
gshpmina qanbercien.

8DOmiug Maud, elm Bargain,
1900 gdcr bcitcS Rnn6InnO, 8
Meilen iiiolid bon laramie, nobe
giienbo6n 2 Meilen 8ur 5duIe; q
Simmer, MOB. Sous, 6 3tmmer,
mob. Cottage, gmtbaus, 3immer.
mann. un0 56mieoeperftGtte, Ma.
idinea6ous, 8 groBe 5toIunaen, 5
9inoerifuppen. 1900 ader in Selt
&eumoi6iuen, 8fliige, 5armmaidi.
men, 8uggtes, 8agen uno 8feroege,
ifirre gebeu nit &anf). 50 per
gfer. @ut gc3dunt. Sebt inns oes.
megen. Zig 4 ReaItn Go., 1856
8. 8 8i6a. Smaba, gte6r.
l.4sf7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
gliiffFput 1Sarmen,

@olffaiteus2ano; fem beieres
$25 bis $40 per 4der. W. 8. Smith
So, 9t4 GitD 0otI 8nnf gI6g.
- g
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
9adbebefnna
antomobile.

Sic Glear, $845. 5obrisiert bon
6trmn, Die felt AZ Sabren Guoli-
t~otsprooufte bcrgsiteat bat. goraigl.
ageuttrenousfiften. S6reibt I'm
9eoinguugen. 8ir fino Qgenten fir
9ebrn8fo II. @eIt5opa. 9e6rasfa
glear So, 3tt g. II. Ctr, Gin.
coin 9eeb. Wir ibrehen 3eutId.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
Mebiainifdes.

S1mOrr6uiOen, 6iiteln tnricrt.
Or. e. 81 GorrD furiert S1morr.
boioen, 5iitelu uNb on0ere Dorm.
Ieiben obne Cperdtion. alir garan.
tiert. Shreibt Inn Bud iiber Darnt.
leioen nit 8eugniiieu. Or. 6. g..
Tarrn 2i0 See Bldg. Gnfab1.
2sts18
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28

3m Oerfanfen: Barrel glpmottb
3ods, groBbeinig CUTE 2eger, per.
left mir Mtarft. gier $3.50 fir Is.
8. 81. Sfipiuortb, 6244 q. 36. ct,
Gmaha, Rcb. Golfor 1877. -4.26.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
Webrdsfa Garmeu

Rebrasfa 6armeH. ~ Sbre Dele
geubeif. 100 ader In Sitdcod 60,
geb.. Hobe Staot 5000 bdr, 8teit 10
Sabre Bet. @reis S25 per 4der.
aniiegen0e 5ormeH foIten $50.
Sdreibt on s. y. Bone, 4S6 Bran
neis Q1L6a. 9mnhn. gfeb- -3.2S.11
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
larmcn gu Derfaafeu,

gerlaugt:-Gine aolonie gutter,
oeuti9er 5armer; 25 feine 6armen
In einem 5tiif I'M nor60itlihen gle.
brasfa; Elm 8ierteI bar; beites 2uno;
quite 8erbeiierlmgeu. 8artet ntht
uno idreibt fiir Gin5eI6eiten al IS.
s.. 5nlQn6, Stmton, gee6r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28

3n Dcrfnufeu. Ge6t oieie Gar,
tentrnfte, 125 bai 128, fitr $475.
4nBoblung so. 0lonatl. absabIuug
$3.50. / gIod mad Garlinie; gcpfla.
iterte Strube. Sbuler d garp, 204
aeeIine Bldg. 9mabo 9teb. Gel. 9.
5074. 81 8.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
@lefhilAes.
Y6oiOarag0iIdes alclier.

9elteqt SomilienbtIb iest, maft
grobe 5reioc in fiinftigen Sabreu.
Spesinlpreis fir 4onfirlnanoen. Be-
iudt lin0 iebt, mas mir fir onbere
getan. 50 oas 9ueenb ii. aufpdrt8.
2embraabt StnOiU,
90. ltnO 5ornont 5traBe.
nllniere 9ilOer berbIoiien mel"
-4.t0.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
gutO.G ~eparatureH.

lei & 9mfleD-32ts Surnep.
gritfluiiige uto.Reparaturet. &ui.
maht ale Cars ueli. 5tarte
SbIepps@ar. - Sci. Douglas 1910.
-4s1317
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WaTage 9arlor. 5rdulein Gel.
ger uno SRI. @oua @iliams. Dime.
raj, Qampfs un0 @~ornenbdoer.
Somtogs mo abenos eeoffnet. 228
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
Lost Grandmother
Ruined His Chance
to Be Exempted

County Judge William II. Zwick,
chairman Of the LEGAL advisory board,
unearthed a new form of dependency
this morning when he was questioning
grinning Ethiopian
ANY dependencieS2' asked the Judge
The negro looked puzzled
I'VE all works to git by; If that's what
you means" he stated.
Il mean have you any relatives. or a
wife, or somebody like that, who can't
work that YOU claim exemption for, "
explained the Judge.
The darky'S face lighted up
"lasSr ! shore claims exemption
then lSe got a grandmother that can't
even walk, =" tho delighted registrant de
clarcd and added ruminatingly. edge.
that woman is goin' on " year old, an
that's fact"
When Judge ZwiCk asked the darky
where his aged and iniirm grandmother
lived, the rcglStrant was unable to an
Swcr.
What YOU claim exemption and don't
even know where your grandmother
lives" demanded the Judge
well, to tell the trui. ledge amt
saw her for five or six year, t,dge, for
YOU see ! come here the crcNtiallrn
darky began, but the ledge" told him
to make room for someone else
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
OKLAHOMA BOY IS
KEPT FROM DEATH
BY HIS C0MRADE
PattuIIO Tells Story Of State S
First Wounded Soldier,

How Private George Box. Of Altus
Okla, the first Oklahoma boy 10 b,
wounded in France, was saved from,
death through the love and bravery Of
hlS 'bunkic, Private Charles Orr. OF
Kansas, IS told in the current issue Of
The Saturday Evening Post in a story
by George Pattullo, "Thc First RAID
That portion Of Pattullo's story. deal
ing with Boxs being buried BY the *
ploSlon of shell, follows
The commander of the company took
more chances that night than any man
m II. lie made his way up to the first
line trenches during the heaviest part Of
the bombardment-back to his post to
reach telephone and then made re-
turn trip TO his men A perfect hell Of
shells was raging but he won through.
Refused To Go To Safety.
lie found a private on his knee, in
the second platoon trench. apparently
wounded, and ordered him t. a dugout
The soldier refused to go. He was Pri-
vatc Charles orr a black haired. cigh-
tcen-year-old country boy also from
Kansas.
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down on the ground valnly trying TO dig
out, with his bare hands, Private George
Box OF Oklahoma, whose lower body
was buried under hall ton OF Garth
BOX had been struck by a shell splinter
ON top OF the head and there was a
deep cut running down to the right eye
ne was unconscious, but his bunklc
knew mat he lived, and he would not
IedNe nm.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
CHINESE SLAY
BOLSHEvIK CHIEF
IN HARB|N FIGHT
Natives Drive Russians From
ManChurian Town,

PEKING, China Dec, 28.-The Chi
nese commander in chief at Harbin,
Manchuria, on December Is presented
at the Bolsheviki headquarters the de
mand that the two reserve Russian bat
talionS which were under its control,
leave Harbin The Bolsheviki authori-
ties agreed, but during the night issued
orders to resist
On the morning OF the 10Th the 6lSth
regiment opened fire on the Chinese,
who thereupon replied, killing the
colonel and a number OF men The regi-
nent then surrendered The 5SHh regl-
mcnt alos surrendered and gave up its
arms.
Ruth, the Bolsheyiki chief, aud Slayin
and LutzSki, his assistants, escaped
The Chinese now control the situation
and the lives Of foreigners are being
Safeguarded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
We hope YOU'LL
have MANY MORE
LIKE THIS, SIR

N0HNSllINGTON, Dee d
WV Woodrow Wilson, president
" Of the United States, to whose
lot has fallen the task Of guiding the
dcStlnlcS OF the nation through one
OF the most critical periods in its his
tory, quietly observed his Sixty-iirst
birthday anniversary today The only
indication that the executive has
passed another milestone was the
scores oi greeting, received from
friends in many parts oi the world
So far as outward appearance, 60,
the president shows little effects Of
the lremendou, strain under which
he has laborcd the past ycar In
health and spirit he appears to be
many years Younger than Sixty-one
His hair IS much gtayer than when
he first entered the White House,
but he still stands erect and his face
has taken ON ruddier hue, due
largely to his habit Of taking a Ger.
tain amount of outdoor exercise
every day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
Cent Shortage
Is Attributed
To Toy Bank
Banker Urges Children to Buy
Thrift Stamps to Relieve
Coin Shortage,

How TO relieve the penny shortage
IN Oklahoma City and at the same time
promote the habit Of thrift in the
younger generation, has been worked
out by William Nee, president Of the
Security National bank and head OF
the Oklahoma City Clearing House as.
Soclaton
His idea /, this For Oklahoma
City Youngsters to dig down in their
toy banks and bring out their pennies !,
take the pennies to the postoficc or
ether agents authorized to sell thrift
stamps and start war savings &C.
count
Mr.. Nee say, that while the penny
shortage in Oklahoma City is not as
acute az that IN many places, more pen.
MES could be used At present, he
says, the supply is Just large enough to
allow the banks comfortable mar
gin.
II the youngsters do not wish to start
a war savings account, Mr.. Nee says,
there still remains the alternative Of
exchanging pennies for new dimes,
quarters and half dollars, which are
far more attractive but less useful than
the humble l-cent Jecc
One billion pennies have hccn coined
in the last dozen years, according to a
recent bulletin OF the National City
bank Of New York, and it is estimated
that there are in the United States
twenty pennies for each individual.
Many OF these, however, arc hidden In
children's banks, These, II sroush, to
light would do much toward relieving
the shortage,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-28
MCAdOO Becomes Director of
Transportation at Noon,
OPERATING BOARD DRAFTED
War Committee Taken in by.
MCAdOO as Managers,
Mere Are MEN TO
BOSS RAILROADS

NOVAsHlNGTON, Dec ls--
wv The following five railroad
w executives, each leader in
the business OF transportation, will
work out the plans for welding 80,
400 miles Of railroad into onr great
continental system for winning the
war.
FairiaN Harrison, president OF the
Southern railway
Julius KruttSchnitt, chairman ,Ul
the board OF the Southern Pacific.
Samuel Rea president Of the
Pennsylvania
Hale Holden, president Of the
Burllngtno
Howard Elliott, OF the CIV
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