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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-27
PICKETS WILL STAY,
ASSERTS MISS PAUL
Suffrage Leader VIII Pay No Al
tentiOn to Protests.

Miss Alice Paul, head OF the National
woman's Party. made It plain today
that she will not call on the suf-
frage pickets from White House and
Congressional offices.
Further than this. Miss Paul stated
she does not intend to even answer
the letter of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
president of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association, In
which the latter vigorously protested
against the continuance Of picket
ing" because that form OF lobbying IL
annoying and insulting to Congress
and the President"
Miss Paul said she has reason to
believe that Congressman Pat Harri-
son, OF the House Rules Committee,
who last week said he would not vote
for a House suffrage committee as
long as the pickets continued
their work. will change HIS mind as
soon as suffrage influences in Mis-
sissippI get to working.
I'VE have a strong organization In
his State" said Miss Paul, and Mr..
Harrison's constituents are going to
demand that he vote for suffrage"
It was stated that dozens of letters
and kilograms had come to the Ma
tional woman's Party urging that
the picketing be continued
Neither I nor other leaders OF the
woman's Party see any merit in the
protest of Mrs. Gait" declared Miss
Paul, land until there is a strong
sentiment in our own ranks for a
withdrawal OF the pickets the White
House and Capitol will remain under
guard"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-27

Nor were developments contributory
to the most cheerful sentiment want
ing in the weeks grist Of news. The
morale of the allies has been meas
urably improved by the fact OF this
country's entry into the struggle
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-27

,ales. Total sales for the week, 6,651 $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-27
SEEKS SUGGESTIONS
ON BOOMING CITY
Chamber Of Commerce Wants
Everyone to Express His Views.

Twenty-Five prominent business
men will deliver three-minute talks
at the Chamber OF Commerce meeting
at the Ebbitt Friday night, beginning
at s o'clock, in an effort TO further
the Forward Washington" campaign
being conducted by the organization.
The ten most practical suggestions
will be published in the newspapers
for the beneft OF the public. All the
suggestions will be tabulated, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-27

having to do with transfers to San
Francisco on account OF shipments Of
gold to Japan was OF interest In sf-
feet, It was that no more transfers
shall be made without special per-
mission OF the Treasury. because the
Government must bear the expense OF
shipments OF gold across the CONT
nent when the supply at San Fran
cisco becomes low.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Isn't he rather fast, DEAR asked
the anxious mother
Yes. mamma" replied tho girl,
hut | don't think he will get away.
Boston Transcript.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
sage TEA KEEPS |
YOUR HAIRDARk
IT'S Grandmcther's recipe to bring
back color, youthfuIness and
..f Iustre-Everybody is
using it again.

? Gray hair, however handsome, dc.
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of youthful appear
ance Your hair is your charm. 1t
makes CT mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray and looks streaked,
Just few applications of Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundredfold. -. -
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store 5G-cent bot
tie of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" which is merely the old
time recipe improved by the addition
of other ingredients. Thousands oil
folks recommend this ready-to-use
preparation, because it darkens the
hair beautifully besides no one can
possibly tell, as it darkens so natur
ally and evenly. You moisten ]
suonge or soft brush with it, draw
ing this through the hair, taking one
small strand at a time. BY morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
ether application or two, its natural
color is restored and It becomes thick
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
years younger. ..
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
1t is not intended for the cure, mitiSa
ton or prevention of disease.-AdT.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
ALASkANS Plan
BIGSALMON PACK

SEWARD, Alaska. April 11.-There
will be operated along the coast OF
Alaska from Ketchihan in the south
70 the Nushagak section in the north
104 s0lmon canneries this season.
Approximately 10000 men will be en-
ployed for an average Of 80 days.
Ii was the old idea that a salmon
cannery must be located on or near
the mouth OF some river up which the
solmon run to the spawning grounds,
but this falacy has been exploded
and the salmon packers are now look
Ing for the places where the most
fish can be caught at sea with purse
seine.
Fish taken in salt water are OF
superior quality to those caught after
reaching the fresh streams where the
salmon at once begins to deteriorate.
For the most part, however, these
canneries are grouped near the fresh
water streams, in many places there
being from 500 to 600 miles Of fjords
without a cannery ia sight.
Many new canneries are being con.
structed this spring including three
on the Alaska peninsula.
Already the packers are beginning
to take precautions to safeguard the
supply Of fish and to seek the destruc.
ton Of any animal which preys upon
or destroys the salmon. To this end
bill has been introduced at Juneau
. before the territorial legislature by
which a bounty Of IS per head will
be placed on hair seals. This animal
and the so-cailed sea lion" eat more
fish each season than could keep many
.cahneries supplied. A terd Of several
thousand live just outside Resurrec.
ton bay which it is estimated by those
informed eat more in day than could
be handled by, two line canperies or
about $4,000 fish daily.
Another improvement being tried
out is the establishment of a cold
storage plant in connection with every
cannery. When the run Is at its
height In Bristol bay more fish are
caught in q day than can possibly
be packed before the time limit placed
by law within which the fish must be
canned after caught expires The re.
suit is the left over fish are wasted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
IAPAN'S RICE CROP
GATHERED IS RECORD

weekly Bulletin, Canadian Depart
ment of Trade and Commercel
The crop of rice actually gathered
in Japan, according to the department
of agriculture and commerce, was 5S,-
S0l, $50 koku (29S, 466, 700 bushels), an
increase of 1924 koku (9,S51,S10
bushels) over the second government
estimate of 2,377,090 koku 02,169, 156
hushels) over the actual crop in 1915,
and of 1,295, 139 koku (6.630,27O bush
els) over the former high record of
1914. Improvements in the methods
of investigation and handling figures
by local officials may party account
for the good results, but the increase
is probably due also to recent improve.
ments In the selection OF seeds. meth,
eds of farming. ard the prevention OF
damage from natural causes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
CORNIS
Urged AS HOME
GARDEN ideal

WASHINGTON, ID. C--Sweet corn
should always be .0und in the home
garden when -tpace allows, since ii
loses quality very rapidly after being
picked. It's sugar changes into starch
so that TO have IL at its best II should
be on the fire within a. minutes after
being pulled from the stalk. Those
who wish To have homegrown sweet
corn will find the following advice
from the y. s. Department OF Agricul-
ture useful: 49,. -. III.
Corn does best in fertile soil but
Is abe to adapt Itself TO all textures
from sand TO clay To grow IL in suf
ficient quantities for tie average fam
lily requires mere SPACE, however, than
for Tiost garden vegetables. 1t should
not be planted until after danger of
frost is past.
The rows should lie spaced not clos
or than three feet apart, and for the
iarger-growings late varieties the dis
lance had best be three and onehalf
feet. Stalks should he thinned to
stand from Is to Is inches in the row.
In planting, the seed is covered with
one or two inches Of soil. Cultivation
must be thorough, frequent and shall.
low.
II is possible TO use the ground oc-
eupied by early corn for fall planting
OF such crops as spinach. turnips and
kale. Large, late varieties, however,
will occupy the ground for practically
the whole season.
For early use the yellow sweet corns
have recently become quite popular.
OF these the Golden Bantam is we'll
known variety Early Minnesota has
long been a favorite. White Mexican
Is a valuable early corn. Early Mala-
kohf is a very early sort OF excellent
quality which does better In the north
than in the middle states, however,
Early Adams is variety frequently
grown for market, and its virtues arc
rather those of the market than of the
table. II is flint corn, not a sweet
corn, but II used during the very short
period when its qualities are at their
best, fts flavor is good.
For midseason and late use, Crosby,
Fottsrs Excelsior, Country Gentleman,
Black Mexican and Stowels Evergreen
are suitable.
II ID p0ssible to have fairly long
season OF useable corn IL three yar1-
cites, such as Golden Bantam, Crosby
and Country Gentleman are planted
simultaneously in early spring. To
make the season continuous until
frost, however, II will be necessary to
plant some variety at intervals OF two
or three weeks up to the last Of July.
Crosby Is : very good variety for this
purpose. sfei@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
WAY TO TEsT BATTERY

Do not test the storage battery with
screwdriyer. You can get a big
spark which may lead you to believe
there is plenty Of current left As a
matter Of fact the spark Is the re-
suit of discharge, and so most or
the current is gone. Always use a
ayerometer for testing. The figures
are easy to remember; 1876 charged:
l175 discharged. These figures are
correct for all starting, lighting and
ignition batteries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
federal TRADE
COMMISSION HAS
BROAD POWERS

II is announced that the proceedings
before the federal trade commission
against makers of articles supporting
10 be of silk but which were net have
been dismissed. The reason is that
those complained of have ceased their
Objectionable activity. Those accused
did not attempt to justify their con-
duct, and so the cases were undefend-
ed. The only basis for any proceeding
before the commission was that con-
Germs selling articles which the public
was wrongly led TO believe we're made
of silk were guilty Of unfair compete
ticn'' with the vendors OF real silk
things. In determining that it had
jurisdiction in such cases, the COM
mission probably went away beyond
what the lawmakers had in eontem-
plation and broadened its powers by
what is regarded as logical implica-
ton. Its consequences promise to be
far-rea ching, as no real bounds seem
to be set showing where competition
in trade ceases to be fair, and the old
doctrine of caveat emptor-let the
buyer beware--is relegated to the
scrap heap. 1t would appear, also, to
lessen the need of pure fabric laws
or of legislation on the lines OF the
British Merchandise Marks act. The
powers of the commission could be
invoked, for instance, to prevent the
sale of cloth or clothes as wooden"
which contained an ladmixture OF cot
ton or other ingredients, and similar
ly to stop merchants from selling ar
ticles as imported which are really
of domestic manufacture. Before the
commission gets very far along in its
work it's authority Is apt to stretch
very much in the fashion that the
powers of Congress have in the mat
ter ito regulate commerce.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
GASOLINE TOO COSTLY T.
so AGED MAN WRECKS +.
FAMILY AUTO WITH Al

TEERE HAUTE, Ind.-Frank &c.
nung, -, was placed in Jail recently
en- complaint Of his family because
he destroyed the family automobile
with an az. he admits the charge
but says tlat mis- family persisted in
using the machine Entirely TOO much
While gasoline IS so high.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
SOAP STOPS GAS LEAKS

Leaks in the gasoline line are not
only annoying, but they may be posi-
lively dangerous They should be re.
paired without a moments delay when
they are discovered. Hard soap mold
ed around the leaking place will eff.
feet temporary repair and it may
be made pretty nearly permanent by
wrapping the job with tire tape.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Molly-Did she say he was good
spender?
Dolly-Well, she said he always
paid her attenticn-Juoge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Prof.-As success you have been
a failure.
Stude-Yes, but as q failure I've
been a grand success-Froth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Police Commissioned Woods APP
pointed ga special patfolrnen to guard
the ebridaes, OF Kew York city.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

nod bic tleintrt 6dlfte, unb aud it nit
tart gsIapd4teu g%tItaubsu, borbanOen.
SIRE atIte buteu iid auf i9rsn Bid
3ugsipegea nit bet bon General Galeer
eeIiibrten Donduarmee unO Der aug ber
Moloau iiioDlrts u~prgtihobentn loros
drince bes Generals psIan pernif4t.
Der 8tria9 oes rufildeu 9enerals
8slabjsip, ruFii6e 9tIfstrdfte an ben
9u3tu at ipsrItn, I'm bort in borberels
totem ftarttn GteIungta MadeuIens
9rrfoIgung %auf5uhatttn. fam 81 ip6t
unb ntrHtbfie MIR bic a%aesmeiRe Der
pirrnng beim @egner. 8eutI9e atgis
mfnEer brddsn i'm 4adtangriff sur9
unb 3lpangm ben 6tinb, bic 6ludt
IortJuitbtu, Inter ben me6r als fe9s
a~gbntauftnb @tiongentB Der Itbtm Nos
DE befinoet lih infolgt6eIsn aud cine
4n5ahl RuHtn. 9as rfensriide Weiter
uub Der fhltdte 3uftanb bsr ipfnigen
uHb iiberlaitetsn SlraBa bGreittie Der
8srfolguna qroBsre S4nierigleiten ais
ber 0ibsrItdnb Der Qahbatsn. Wiebsrs
bOlt gslans Is jsOod benz ioHJentrifasn
3uIdmmtnaIbeiieR Der bsrihiebeneH
4ngriHsioloRnen, bic rumdHiiden
9a9niiredsn Dor ogr b~paitdnbistu Rdus
muHg 81 untsrbrsdsn uno baSurd tine
Wlenge rolsnbes Material, tells bslaoen,
tells unbsIabsn, Su erbelten. 10 p Co
i0motiben uub mehr als Elm baIbes
5auienb Maegons, bic uHs ki Der ess
esnDdrfien DaeaonlHappbsit CUTE
Disnltt lsiittn Dsrssn. Bel ben is9s
niIatR 4rbtiien, bic bic @erfoIguns
untsritiiBeH, rdmsntlia Bel Der 8isotrs
herittaang 5~srit5rtsr 8riiden, 3einnettn.
iid bic 5Dsits aompagnis bss { u. I. 3.
Observation-Disclosures uno bic Iediie 4oHp
paanit BIS |. Il {. 2. Observation-Disclosures
aus. bsneu 5tlomaiifaa Madenim leis
ntH 3aut mo isire bolfs 4nerimns
nuHe auzIpEn6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Die ltbten Earpatbfn=
kampff.
@on gpil6eIm N,eaelrr.
au bet &arpdtbenfront,
15. 9eaemter.

N+NFFAf fNfAF
is. 8e5tmbtr.
Die felt benz %. 3obmber eesen
uniers S%arpatbenIront tobsnben Sample
idienen btrtits abgcftaut, Fnb aber IN
ben IeBten Sastn nit crneuter 9sftis=
te.t sntbrannt. Sn nod gr6Berem glaB
dls je 5ubor bat bsr 9egner MenIden
uno 4rtileriemunition geopfert, DbHe
einen lpeltHtlideu gprttiI ait erreidcn,
bO6itens tonnie man oa poer bort pon
einem Iotulen grfolg iprsben. @as
aber nil e. auf elmer 5ront. bereR
3id5adlinitn iniolge Der Gigcnart oes
@eldn6es o0ppelt 70 lang ais pia 9uft
linie Iinb, beIagea, Of eint D~orlpriueenpc
gsrgnaIe obeg Gin u%ubsoeutenDts Ora
benitid in unierer ooer in bar 6anb bts
@eeuers TIT! Die 6auptIa6e if, oaB
uHiere 5ront auf teiuem gantt erl4its
ter tuuroe. uno DdB q ben auFeR niht
g~eIuageH i'll, in ben geiiB Der bci6er
eIn5igen Strobeu, bic aus Der gutos
nina i6er bic aarpdt6entdmme in bic
ungdriihe 5iefebene fi6reu, all gstans
gen. SIN Qproen geben 9a6n unb
StraBe in einem idpada goeen BON
GoIomea ii6er 9elatnn am grutb ents
lang, i'm barn bsi 9atarotp nad @tz
ten ab3ubiegen anb iiber ben 5artartns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

pdB nab a~Gr6sme55 5u fi6rtn. SIN
Siiben 5itbt ii6 cine anoere GtraBe bon
aimpolung bura 6ds Gal Der @olbenen
giitriB iibsr ben griflopIaitd mad 5els
fObifo, beiOs trsFfen fdlisBIid in Nlars
m~arosI3igct auTammen. IS 1T ben
RuiIen iDeoer ~gelungen, cine bisler beis
ben Strdbtn i'm gdn5en nod ie an eiHs
5slnen Buntien 81 beiebeH, 70 baB ie
and u~niertn bator liegsHbtn 2rapptn
niGt bic 3ufubr abi1neioen toHnten.
Der MdI ouf ben S~drpotben itebf
boIig auerIdltttrt. 8fei6t nur nod als
3ped 6ieisr ipiloen Qneriffe bas Wos
ment Der eHtlaitune fir bic rumdnif6e
Gront. @ie tpenig bieie Qbfiht errtidt
if, baden bic Greignift Der IebteH 9age
ia gelebrt. Ridteten bic 9uFen ibre
5auptitoBe aud stgen bic ieut beiben
SiraBen bt6errihenben gnHtie, 70
Z ipareH bod bic dnoern 4bfhnitte Der
adrpatbenfront tbenfnls ftdrtsn ans
griffsn ousseiebt. Die fpdbrenb Der
lebteI 2dge TolgeIoeEmdBen perllefen:
I'm 10. iparbe Der 8eeHer burh bic
reoe Qatrouiaentdtietsit ~unferer Sdqer
esrsi5t nHb radte fid 6urd cine 5iems
lih erfolgloIe 8eldisBnHg &irlibabas.
grnIter gu nehmen mar Elm bsftiatr 4ns
grifF ipeiilih bon WefietaueIei, Der nit.
tags an bsmIelben Gage trfolgtt. 8ieIer
iopObf pie Elm ishr i~iarter angfii nod.
miitags in Riatung ouf g5ofaHsIiie,
etnas norolid bon Meitseanelei pursen
feqrei6 abssi6lagsn. Glsid5eiiig nit
biefen trTolsttn n0r6Iid bss 9artdrsHs
pdTes pier ftinoIife 4nsriffe nuF uHs
fsre bort am 4. Segiember errihtsis
Senunq SnmrtmsDp3nopreluta. IN
osnen mir s6enFaIs Sitasr bliebsn. I'm
IL. entipidslieH be RufeH cine Iebbdfis
Mriilfrieidtiefeit am aapal i'm 3al ber
airIibaha, bic hpH NorbrH hsr bei Dfm
sisidnamieen Gri in bic gploens BIZ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
&rieasflde.

Die beutIden 0enlHer bergen etns
Men9e slide, bic tn normalen 3eiten
fi6 MIR einer geringen 9sadtung srfreus
ten, ia bieIfa9 foaar ais 9abrung oOlz
itdnbig oerI6mdbt puroen, neil es ebeIl
bel before Slide in g~eniigenoer Mienge
CAB. 5n Der iebi9ea &riegs3eit iinD
aber geraoe bieIe pera4Itttn Slide BON
bobem 0ert, benn lie erm0gli9tn IS Bel
ben unerI4ningIiden prsiim Der gutsR
3aftlfti4e, au4 ben Characterization,
Elm 5iIdgeri4t auf ben Sila gu bringsn
uHb Tie tragen ni6t msrbebli9 Sur
Stredung Der 5leii6naBrung BEL. Gebr
biele 9ausfrauen haben Iiderli1 nod
niemals ben IN gr0Bereu SstIi. cub III
Der Dit unb 4orbIee febr bdufigtH
Clint ootr Gperlan 3ubereitst. nnb omar
aus BEN @runbe, neil er einen etlDos
uuangeRe6msH 8er19 bat. Der Stint
III Elm uasefdbr 20 8entimeter LANCER,
all ben Seiten filberfarbsner, auf bem
8iiden grinli6er slid, Der gu bieItn
Diiaiouen idbrlin gefangm uirO. or
bat Elm peiBss, poblidmedmbss GleiI9,
uHb bsr bdblide @eru9 gebt bar1 has
aoten fat gang ntrIoren. Sn fhna-
dem Sdl5nafer abgeto6t unb in iiiBs
Iuurtr 5uute 5ubereitet, eibt Ct Elm qua
tes, fdmad6aftes lnb biaiges @eriht.
Oa Der greis fiir Gtinte Iel6lt III ber ies
Bigen tearen 3eit erIdpinglid 1T.
8ttdnnter nod ais Der Stint 1T Der
lltelei, Der in allen GeipdFea gu finbsn
lift unO iia INNER in 6darsn an Der
Gberfld6e bts Mahers umbtrtrtibt, mad
alien @enieBbarem fandbpenb. Ser
onrh ben ftabIblauen &ideH un0 Flbers
iueiBe Seiten eetenu5eidnete, f~ingerlanee
SLID bat 5tpar nllt Elm mdgerts pFleiih,
oas bisber in Ret Slide neniq gea6s
tung aefunben fat, aber nidisDefonenis
ger mirb gerdbe Der 1ltslei in ~erltdunlis
den Wengeu aefangen unb 3upereiiei.
Sic tueron ndmli9 geIaI5en unb mariz
niert unb fomutfn bdrn utefIaf inter
ber faildeu 6lugne bon Sarogaen ober
andobis ouf ben Mdrft. Sn anIerer
Set Der @~rIabltoffe fino ie utnishsns
Gin natiirlider unb moerod6iiaer Grs
TAT, tuas man betamtli9 BON alien bies
len St0fien niAt bt6auptm fam. Die
Site oeer 9lide ioar bisber ibreg iros
denen 6leilhss luegtn iuenig belisbi,
mebr nod bic ql5beR unb Rotauoen,
irnbbem Ie lthr biels @rdten bdben. Die
Shmtrlen ober garteriinbeln. auf BEN
Ridsu b~untsigriine. an ben 5siisn eel6s
lids, buuieIgefledte, ihuppenlols Slide,
bic Fd bur1 feds 9artfdbsu I'm bos
Waul ttnn3eihnen, fiub omar bisber
bieiah als 4neeli5ntr fir aaubftide
benubt, dber is6r feltsn uls msnT9Ii9e
Robrung beripmbet norbeu. 46er NIT
nHrtht; Bonn ons 8aris 6lsiid i9msdi
In gsbratsnsm 3uitanb icbr gut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
yDie GnlaftungsINlad)t inE
a. den WaIdkarpatbgn go

rid, BEN SartarenpaB bon Saoen 81
umfdFen. Der 9eeenitoB zines bsutI6tn
Regimrnts, Der gesen bic fat boppslis
llsbermddt esfibrt pirb. 9ibt uns ben
pihtigeu Berg 5uriid uno binbet Sueleia
bic gum Angriff auf ben bsndhbdrten
3utal bsreilseIteqteu Isiabliaen &rGits.
Qm Sartorsupab ielbIt perbeu bic ans
griffsdbiidten oss @eguers redt8eitig crs
FAINT unb bnrh Sperrfsuer btutider
uno +. Il. I. SaubiBtn bereitslt. @eitsr
n0rblid bat Der 5einb nidt an9eerifftn.
SbpobI Der sfpeite 2(tt Der groBen
GntlaItungsi6laht nod nidt abgsIhloIs
fen 1T. burfts inn ifperIia Elm onberer
4usgaHg uls benz eritsu beidieosn Ttin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
@on 9cOnbar6 Qbelt.
g. I. I. arisasprsfeqnariier,

&. Il. I. ariegspreFequariier,
19. 0e3ember.
&c ~peniger bic raTFife 1.Ife bisber
imitonbe mar, bic Glldlt BET geintages
men unb baIb bernifisten rnmdnifhen
4rmesn i'm gu5enat6iet sum Ste6su gu
brinseH, UNI 70 itGrter 6rideR bic afte
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