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CITY ITEMS.
Sweet wrinkle Peas. 1.hc.

Fish Roe. 15c: Asparagus, 15c; Regina
Peaches. lac: N. o. Molasses, SC; Head
Rice, TIC; Prunes. 10c: Evap. Peaches
ioc; wonder Tea, 29c; Perfection Blend
aye; wonder Coffee, zoe; Peanut Butter
l6c; oats, TIC; Gold Medal Wheat Food
121ac: lbs. Apple Butter, soc; "a lbs
old-time Flour, s1.45. 1898 NJ st. NV
and all the ]. T. d. Pyles Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

Brass Beds Relacquered, Satin or Polish
John A. Gottsmann & CO., Main 3033.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18
Special Film Features

1SFVVAAA AA1A1 u VOlUk VO
CrandaIrs Thenter. nth and q Sta.
\ ToDAY-ETHEL CLAYTON and ROCK.
wdE FELLoWEs. in MANS,
CIandall's Savoy. 18th ana Col IA.
or A THF A. r WILLIAMS. in OUT
MADE HER." ~ MAN
| ro GrandalIs Apollo. ga H 81. NE.
NaMr I :, SOUTHERN. in HER GOOD
IOM0RRoW-vIOLA DANA. In mrur
I "a Monrp SIN Also MAX FIGMAN. in
Tan. nears Ave. Grand. e4s Pa.Axsp
: osDIAxf,.,Vi0LA DANA, in ..THE MopT.I
! s sTHr c Also 7 BgsHMAN and BAYN HaAi In
ToM0RROw-MATTNE ON
I LAREN. in idle WIVES NARY MAC
! ro Wn.nYshinEto.-Resent. 18th ana n
MACE Al; WALKER. in ..KIITy
COSMOS Today-I.ls. 4,4s. Io,Is Op,x
EAEbE WILLIAMS. in
ron.Y' xioo IN. Ave. Ph. w. 0sa
ig n DEMph,mrEGGf HYLAND and MARC MAO.
] DNnMoIT. in -BABETTE"
NON Olympic. 1881 U st. NV.
] s1n MIlFRED LUCAS. in lin Rim.
FROM the Poem by John Hay.
LyTc. 18th and Irving Sta. NV
] ioD.A1-MARY CHARLESON and Wrp
S.T GAMPBELL. in ..sATAN's pm.
s1I :. Dook. Also THE SEVENTH
AiDerty. North Capitol ana p a..
1op.Aa,Y-GEoRGE BEBAN. In
HIS SWEETHEART"
/ no, Leader. SO7 9th 81. NV.
foDAI-VIvIAN MARTIN. I'm ..rur
SPIRIT OF ROMANCE" - TIE
Truxton. North CAP. ana F1.-,s
fuDA1-WILLIAM DUNCAN ana NAV
ANDERSON. in THE LAST MAN"
Masonic Auditorium, 18Th sNv
ToNIGHT-MAE MURRAY. in
ION RECORD"
Also PHOTOGRAPH
: Revere, Georgia Ave. and Park Nd.
fTODAY-FLoRENCB LA BADIE, in ..DI-
a0hcE AND THE DAUGHTER" Also
i; Raphael. 1909 9th St. NV.
fToDAY-wILFRED LUCAS, in ..HELLro-
PAY AUSTIN" Also SLIM SUMNER
VILE. in THE WINNING PUNCH"
/ Penn Gardens. Pa. Ave. mt :Ist 81.
Washington's Popular Photoplay House.
B0VELLOS ORCHESTRA
TODAY-NoRMA TALMADGE, In
"PANTHEA."
New Stanton. 9th and C SITS. NE.
fT0NIGHT-D0UBLE SHOVE. H. SOTH-
ERN. in THE MAN OF MYSTERY"
Also SECRET KINGDOM" No. 4
American. r.. i. Ave. q LIST 81. NV.
fToDAY-ETHEL CLAYTON and CARLYLE
I BLACKWELL. in "A WoMAN'S WAY"
I Home, 1880 c 81. ME.
TODAY vALESKA sURATT, In
THE VICTIM"
Empire Theater. oil HI st. ME.
ST0DAY-Wm. Fox presents GEORGE
WALSH. in high FINANCE" In 5 reels. 4
Also a new of those funny Fox 2-reel
comedies. with HANK MANN. THE BON
BON RIOT Z,
Ns,-S-S->->-S-s-s-,-s->-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

Clafin Optical Co.. BOZ F st.
Washington's finest lens plant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

Suits French cleaned, 81. Norris, 10 9Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

Empire Theater. oil HI st. ME-.
sT0DAY-Wm. Fox presents GEORGE
WALSH. in high FINANCE" in 5 reels.
Also a new of those funny Fox 2-reel
comedies. with HANK MANN, THE BON
BON RIOT" 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

Penn Gardens. Pa. Ave. mt clst a..
Washington's Popular Photoplay House.
B0VELLO'S ORCHESTRA.
T0DAY-N0RMA TALMADGE, In
'.PANTHEA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

New Stanton. 9th and C SITS. NE.
ToNIGHT-D0UBLE SHOVE. II. SOTH-
ERN. in THE MAN OF MYSTERY, -
Also SECRET KINGDOM" No. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

American. r.. I. Ave. q LIST st. NV.
ToDAY-ETHEL CLAYTON and CARLYLE
BLACKWELL. in "A WOMAN'S Way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

The quarterly dinner OF the Dining
Club of Washington Assembly, No. 81.
A. U. o. r. is to be given this evening
at the Sterling Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Kentucky State Association In to
rive its last dance Of the season Friday
evening at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Flora c.
Oyer's. 1919 r street northwest Those
on the committee are Anderson III.
Tackett, chairman. James !. White, +.
W. HUFF. Mrs. ]. Raymond Voss and j.
Arthur Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-18

III. liz
r. Stokes, eighty years old inmate 81
the Home for the Aged and Infirm. is
thought to be wandering about the
city or vicinity of Anacostia. He left
the institution at Blue Plains late
yesterday afternoon and failed to re-
turn. II is stated that he disappeared
on several prior occasions and remained
away short time.
Several automobiles In the garage of
William a. Nolland. 1919 Columbia
road. were damaged by fire this morn
ing about 1880 o'clock. Damage to
the machines and building amounted to
several hundred dollars according to
the police, and the origin of the fire
was not determined.
Fire occurred In barrel of trash ON
the porch OF house SO Q street yester-
day afternoon about $40. The fire was
of unknown origin, the police reported.
and the damage amounted to 500,
ssThe History and Evolution of the
United States Flag" is to be the sub
Sect Of an address by r. C. Ballard
Thurston. past president general at
the April meeting of the District of
Columbia Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution. to be held this
evening at Rauscher's.
Suffering from wounds In the left
chest and neck, William johnson. 35s
Pennsylvania avenue, last night about
0 o'clock was taken to Emergency Hos
pital from Maine avenue and AZ street
He declared that he had been cut by
an unidentified colored man while en-
gagged in alteration with him
Ralph r. barnard. chairman of the
committee on law of the Washington
Board of Trade. has called a meeting OF
that group for tomorrow at noon In the
rooms of the organization. A meeting
of the committee on insurance is to be
held tomorrow afternoon at 4:3C
o'clock. Chairman Ralph w. Lee having
issued o call
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23

Ser bBIane Der @eraott o6er @ote .amcrfas~ nor, .rndlos" nnoroe
5e nnB forOern, mas fe ioroert sic nmB faten, oae 2ebensntte bes
Sanoes unter ibe RcHtrole gu bringen; benu bas Sonb ldift @eabr, bon
Dem notpen0iQen 8ornt eatbIoBt al her0en. leberaa omf benz Gr0e.
un0 berriht s%uopPbet aberan in europe GROCER 9RougeL Sn ben men.
trolen 2ln0ern unO In 0eneH Der aaitereb un0 bic geutfaIen De bic
qaierRn baden @a0 genug, 81 boberer @reien 3n fauien oIs Die gaHe
0s nmertfaniiten &ofes, plus Spefulontens un0 @nderproit sabIen
fam. Die gtGltraln Ganf i1ren1 pr0ftrethen &rieQshan6e[. Die MQWers
Die ygQiierten" 5l fatern; Tie miro fh oud nod ibrer 3fift, 6as eigene
&olt Su ihiben, ernnerh. 6S lit nMt Aenfbor. DB ie 1oate oeufen
tonnen: @ r Il bic alirten nann os eigene gof. Gle miro, iuen
nttt aus GfGhtgeabI, ionoern aus ureigentem Sntereie, Dor gaen
|0afir ior9eu poaen bB amerifa gu halhtueas onuebmbaren ODER e.
lhpin1liden Qrelea nit ben uohgel 2ebensmiten beriorgt bleibe.
9us oemfelben @rnoe miro fe bic &ontroae IMr Den ao6lennnrft
Iun0 Die apbIenbe6rOeung Gireben mo - fuern Der ® auoaert =
ibleBIih Die hoae aonhoae lber bic Stobl. mo Glen aupfer' uo
IegHde anoere 9leaqgeuinnung erlangen mlHen. Gem oas 8e0irfnis
Ser Geeiertng nncn an aobIen, Giien, 6tabL aupfer hin. lit mge1aler
'groB; qeibbiel, ob rn i'm Script ooer Ulcers sdbE, oOr 9or ntft quoBere
|u0 groBe Iruppennoien nod 8rantreth geihidt mer0eG es lit not
.nen6ig, ene iarte 4rnpe lmo groBe @orrate an ategsHoernl iegHdr
.4t 3u ihafen, DEM amerifa bat nod moere tn0 bel gefngrhherG oo.
benoere 6eHoe os Qatifhono unb muB iih IN Die 2aGe ieken, i9ren
.Grobmpen Mno lnperfhdntbeiten engegentrcten 5a fonHen.
Gbenio groB ODER nod GROCER lit oas Beourfns os frieoliden Sc
ifdftS 0s 2auoes an &o9toffen IegGder Irt. lmo ehgnio oringeHo me
men dnBereu fGn0 gu iorqeu, lit mr. bic &egierung bic aufgabe, benz
@eb0ft 0es 2anos Die 9erebsmogidfeit un6 .2ut 81 erbaten. Is
miro ndts nusen, Elm peteres Gteign Der Observation-Disclosures 81 ur.
bitter, penn groBen Sn0uren 0out Der naBoin 8etecIug t9rer Mob.
itofe Der 8ctreb umogid lmo bmh euorme 9gteueruu8 uo anoere
grid1pcr1ngeu Der gddditidbe luernebnungsget lnbmgelegt miro
Tenn ner feline ar6et bot miro audi ole rbernlftgeren" &reie ntdt
5d5en f0nuen.
Niles. mas Die Eegiermg lett ioroert. miro ir bepili0t pr6en
mIien lluo mebr 0au. Sic miro oaourf 81 elmer autorate neroen
ne Die @et cine iohe ME 5ubor ioh. Man miro uber bic nutotratide
RepubIt iputter. mir uerDen Inns fht rerfpotteu nter mir pr0enI
nemanoen ln0 uidts nn0ereB NIT He5t 0aflr bardatporiith MAIDEN
fonnen ais ben q rte4, Gen 4rieg, Der frller in 10 ihmBEher @efot
geeidnet muroe in uierer 8rele, mo 0n odelbe 8refe beute oerbIr.
lit 1n6 in g8ort un0 Bib preit os ben 9Qbnbreher fir SrauemInt
@~robt6iion, Qenotratie iHb ga5rungsmittelhntroae Den 8e5pit
ger non Sobiuh5 ednaps, grotuuder, @ottif autotrotte tno @rto.
traiel-1@bca9o a%bmopolt".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
Sc mubt' 6 kcfnmen.

Die ae9inlna berlangt bonn aongreB bic anna6me einer Sin.
bic ir poaftanoige aoproGe lber Die n1r1ngsmitem3e4gm unb
.gereitung ae6en DirDe. Gin ioldes @eieb miro fr burdens notpen0ig
erfldrt Der 4reistreiberei bird Spefulnuten rmo @uherer Elm @noe 8u
maiden in0 lneridaninGHhen 4reren ihperen 9Rangel l0 Der Gea5r
eher &lmgersnpt beJD. aageHefaen 4Isndn0en bor5ubcngen. Die 9e
glerung Itrebt feuer nod boaer aontroae Der GobIengepfnung uH6I
s1Frftnng uno ertlirt cine 9rt @adtaQtldumg oer .8erbnn0ifnng aaer|
G~Aenbdbnen fir nohpen0ig. Die noes-sanoesfonmffion perdngt Die
llebernoAme aaer 3eihngspdpiermiblen orh Die Regiermg. Ger Slot
tenfahpfdr Ganies beref 0e Mifgheoer Der nntionaIen 8an0elsfoamni1iouI
ga efner aoHferen8, m 0eren gerlaufe e. tie beaufiraae, fofort bic Sepins
naaasfofeu naer 1T Der W2nnnionsfabrfation mo I'M SdHf6m benohgs
ten 3oTfofe fet5uneaGn. 0dmit bon Sehen Der Hegfernng Die 9rene
fsageiest lDeroen tonnteH Die ge3ahlt merOeu ioaen aH allen 6dGenl
foAen fir AnhrungsmItel ME fit aobfen, gieubdhHfrnnsport @upRr,
Siabls ulD4 ulv) Rrefe anaeest mo ge8nbft meroen, Ole Die @dDfn-
Hnestelte1 uno ale bic n0taet 4bf4reibuHgea oefen rA enen azl
fedtsI @roft einihiieBen Gs ta tn oan gsorRn.oes Sefretdr Gnnels
s0ea Nro0u5enten Gin IfberaRr Eront elaibt perben. aer mebr ndtl
Ser aougreb frdu6t fd nod geaen ode Joroerungeh Der aeGRrlna.
pg1Fr PFC Observation-Disclosures ia lift Elm beFhger aampf etbrmnt;
He MIRO naer 5peHelos lhiieBlih annnbHe fnoen. limo aid Den an0ren
6eEoernmgaa Der Meaieruns tDr6 Der a0agreB fattgeben, 10 Iangs 6e|
@FaHonfnde Der ali 0es sdohe 81 aaHtea it, fofoauerf, iolange 6erI
afN9 naArf into Der lca lido ngt nnn-fotgefuhrt merpn Bis CUNT
esfNFea mo letten enoe: Der poaeen 9ieoeruerung uno 8ertruHmerung
Der 8rnffohmadfe-
Der Megnnug aus ibren &erIaugeH nod @eieteebnng. uelde irl
be np4ae Neberlhang Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uH0 sq1arft1nq, oerl
NnhlRnaepinnlns INTO 2prteaung 0eS eiienbahnudpns as 2anses. 0erl
#fgne mr. Aapfer, gilen ua0 @tnbl, uln4 uhU. 8eben mIrDe. emen 3orl
HArf i'll Indaa< has miro nidf angehsf Dian fdna aetreft anae5meHj
lnsB fe Mot germ fade 6or1erHaen iteat. bic Hnierer aansen hshengeul
4fxti4aitspgNtH IdnurAfcdA 5AnissrIauieH uao ban 5n1tnlnaIsmas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23

yielded to Germany a rich harvest
OF social and economical benefit.
This is in glarng contrast to the
attitude many Americans are taking
in regard to anything German. This
action of the National Board Of
Education Of Great Britain is re-
spectfully submitted to the Universe
ty Of Omaha that is reported to have
permitted a silly young woman to
call down M Of her professors for
his temerity in stating that the
German system Of education was
rather e~ommendable. We lose with
every exhibit Of prejudice, narrow
mindedness and provineialism. We
are not going to win the war by
sticking out our tongue at Germany
nor by wagging our tongues either.
Respectfully,
HARRY DIETZ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
THE FORUM!
LET'S NOT MAKE ASSES OF
OURSELVES.

Omaha, June 10, 1917.
TO the Editor
Just because we are at war with
Germany is no reason why we should
make blooming asses Of ourselves in
trying to belittle the accomplish
ments Of the German people. It does
not get us anywhere with our Ger
man-Ameriean citizens at home and
surely viii not help Us win the war.
England, who feels the Wrath Of the
enemy in a way that we never shall,
is not so childish as We are. For in
stance, the president Of the Board Of
Education of Great Britain has given
notice in the House Of Commons that
as soon as possible Great Britain will
adopt the German system Of national
education, which he says is admit
teddy not only more thorough in con-
ception than tina English but has
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23

melder Geutjdlan6 Qp6 balm.
brafeHo gctpirtt ba5e. lie 6tnt.
ern miiBten eeregelt iDer0elt: es
birfe uidt nebr bortontmel. 0aB
Elm Slnggelella obnc Qnhang Die.
ielbe ginfotnmenitaier 3ablt. lpie
elm @ater bon 8iD6lf aiuoern. es
miiiie oarouf bingepirft fueroen,
bdB bic 0urb ben arica haranlaBs
ten rieiigcn Menideuberluite einis
gernlaBeu m~enigiten5 mie0er altsges
gIideB mer0eu. 21sn ober rel bic
Sdaffung bon 9e0iuaungen not.
men0ig, meIdIe 8ablrei6e uno ge.
iun6e 9}a6fouunenidait erm6glihen.
Gs mitBte fir before Mobnunaer,
iiir 9egulieruug Ser 2obnidte nno
arbeits5eit, fir ben Sdlue Der
G6maden, 8erfaatd6uug Qrober
Sn6uitrie'n, mic oes &oblenbmts,
fir arbeit fir Sic 8eibaftie1ugs.
loIen unb obnLihes me1r aeiorqt
meroen. 8rof. 6rande qo6 md
Der 9niiht 9lllsbrud, 6aB nod Dem.
bie SteGina Ger 5ran IN
2euti6tono cine b6liq onoere fpers
ben uno ibr oas Stimmredt, penn
in etpa8 ~gednberter 6oruu. Elm.
gardltlnt mer0en nitr0e.
ST ihloB, mie folat: aSm @irt.
ifoits.. @eieafdnits 9lilitdr-, Sic.
8arlameHts- Geligionss
grSiebungs. unb &lnit-2eben miro
Elm neues 9eutidlun6 eritcben. nidt
Elm 2elti6lan0, 6o8 beitanoig rem.
miitia Die 8eraanaalbeIt bernufbe.
fonoern Elm 9eutihlano.
0as bic letten Gonieqleu5en Der
grin8ipieu Sie1t peIde ieine Ser.
g%angenbeit geleitet baden uilo e
jet oufredt erbaltea in ieine
Stin0e Der groBtan gtot ur0 In 6eI
geiuaItiglten 4robe igines nabr9
&ertes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23

Gle iolten eriDagen, 0aB lleber.
%oniirengun9 Sbrer Alsen 6eren
CARTE Strlttur nn1 ebeniolls bic
has 4uae bebqrrifenaen @ebifn5el.
len Idaoiet. Or. @eiIono mira
abnen beIieH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23

81 @aaltreet lit 6ie Grei6gifs
.onleibe geitern idon inter Qari &C
bonoelt mor0eI. Sir @aaltreet ii
bic anleibc eben iDeitfr uifts ols
elm @eiflaft. llao nur @eid6it.
Die 8e8eihauia a2ano Der mi.
b~esrea3ten 1ioglidteiten bat err
felt ariessausbru@ ibre poaite ge
oettlHs erlnngt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23

Sir muiien ale uuieren Eeil an
oen ariegsfoiien iraaen, lagen bic
8abnmagnaten, bn luollten iii
ibrpn EEL nuf eas 8ublitum nb.
Iaoenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
Demtidtes Ghcater
i'm DcMtldlcn Basic!
@oreen, Counting uadmittag Dtro
Oalflblt Der nrfomiide GdiDnnt
Ter liebc GRfel" aafgeFlgrt,

Ger BON ben bielen Ebedterfreuu'
0en beiB erlebntc %1g 6a ibnen
mieoer cinmal Die @elegenbeit &C.
boteu miro, iid an elmer oeuiihen
TBeatrrnoritedtuta an ergoeen iteEi
Dor Der Cir, benn morgen, Conn
tag, oca "a. SumL nadmittags So
llbr, qclangt I'M 3eltiden @duie Der
uitiQc @ierafter bon Robert anai-
fell Ser Iebe 0ntel" 5Hr antfilb.
rung.
user lih einmaI io ridtig nusla'
den unO bic Sorgea oes aatags.
leben8 ~pergefIen iDia, beridime e5
nidt, Ii6 oieie @oritelung an5uie.
ben. Ole @robcn linb felt @oden
i'm @ange, uno ollc glitipielenOen
limo nit Chit llno &iebe BET Der
5ade. Greitag abeuO fono bic @e'
u~eralprobe Itatt, unO nam berieIben
al urteilen, itebt oeu @eiu6ern eine
9lotte abgerun6cte 8orjiellug IN
ausIi4t.
Die gintrittspreiie betrdgen so
fir Serrcn mo 25c riir @anlefl I'M
Sic GtntrittSforten beredtigen aud
Al Dem am @ben6 itnttfinoenoen
8aQ. Sic Gra8er Der s0maba Sri
biine" neroen 0eu &ciern beuta unl
morgeu gintritt5fdrteu sum @effalH
an6ieten, mo man Made bon oieiel
@eleoenbeit beiten Gebraud, Der
gteinertruq faint 6~efunutliA Der aaiie
oes bieIigeu 0rts0erbanoe5 81.
Gs folgt biermit has
8erIunenber5cidlnis:
gllguit @ell6org, 2ebrer in cinsm
Standardization ...... 5ris Jtiet9,
gliie, oeiien 5rau....
SRI. 4gatHe 8ein1art-
Qenuden 0e5 2ebrerS @ale.
Sri. gtargoret5e Sinoar.
gertboIo eidmnah 66riter
go. Georg aIeine.
Hat 3orlibod ...... afel Greps.
SGnilinq, SiiEter o.. Grult 8atlllD.
2otte, ss6din BET Sel6org
49,. .6rl. 6rte0a Steele.
aart, aellner, oeren 8rdrtignm..
.gnton @utideiu5fD.
qman6a, .....,.. GIL. ella Steele.
aegie: GrnIt @acHlD.
Grt Der Sonolung: Ges Qebrcrs
8obnunq in einen 2ouotaethen
nobc @erliu.
@Or5dglides mnifafiides 9ro.
9raMnt.
Gs 6iirftc Die 2eier auh gong be.
mtereHiereu ooB ppr 8eginH
Ser 8orlte1una mo mdbren6 oer
s3miidenpouieu bon Grnjt J%leeie's
renommtertem Grdeitar oas foI.
aenOe treffli6e Qrogrdmm our
9urhfibrltng fommt:
groifnmqs Marib - Stars onb
Stripes for e0er" .9oufa
0ubertiire aus Grpbeus ........
0pnsfLa ,,u& q ora
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
9nild,en /. nnh q GIFT.

8iDiiden +. uno 9. eft.
8uI8er .8iener @ft4. 5trnuB
8piiden 2. ulo 3. @tt.
ScIeftion otts a5leOermous@
................ StrapB
8mii6en 8. unb 4. Sit.
Sumoresf ....,....... IDordt
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