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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

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6rolien BEL eilem 2l~nfangsIobn BON
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un0 2ieferung bon Spiel. 5oIoaten.
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in alien Gtanten fir 2ieferllngcn,
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f~5armlanS sn berfanfen.

3n Oerfanfen: 800 4der. TIL.
qeidBr Az 9ieiIeu bon Sartington,
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men Gle utrhi init Der Beilelnnp oieler Eeae
ten auBqabe.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

@erlangt: - 6oiort Elm gtonn,
Der init 4ferben um5ugeben meib,
Bet &alter Garnou altf 9teoid SIS.
Iano, glcbr. Sam iid ou6 mHeL.
Oen Bel gidter gteOid, 50. un0 Gbi.
eogo StroBe Omaha.
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SCR 6aMgcrbaner! 6a6en q

fdou iemoIs ben n5ertig,5ugeIdnitte.
mes Seim" glon unteriudt2 8em
n iht 6onn miro es it'd fir Gle be.
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men @eI0 iparen. 6ragt qlfreO Ne6'
mo So, 0mobo, 1926 MprtIe abe.
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QRcbl5iuiides

Or. 8. u. Gdala 3ahnars,
324 Omaha glatioual 9drf @eboube.
Office Gel. 9. 716. Rai. 9. 1866.
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Gas preisWHrOigite Gfen BEL 9eter
8llmp. Gelttide Slide. 1903
Dodge Strnbe 2. Stod. 92abl5eiten
25 Gents. ii,
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Or. SuGu SolR, Spp3iaIi1t in art.
gen., 9bren., g1uIen. uno sfehItopi-
lei6en. 69O.92,94 Dran0eis Bldg,
omaha, glcbr. Eel. Douglas 1894.
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.3u uerfnnfen: @ierteLieftion
5ariu, Sqiferion Gontttp CUTE Ser.
~beIIerungen, Ieidte 3abIungsbe0n.
gllnaen. 3uIhriften an s. 6.
Strans6errg, 3t4 9rofunea glof.
2incoln, glebr. 11.517
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Su6af g6inii9ius".

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9ettftias.

Sames aaeu. 3t2 ReDiae
gtJu. BeDeiie erIongt d. Hrimi.
nal. uni 8iDiIfdaen. - GIes itre1g
vertruulih. EeL 6pler 1886.
@obnrng, DougIos S01. III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

So ~1orrbOloen, liitslu farert.
Or. 9. Il. 9orru taeiert S1morr-
boi6en, 2iiteIn uno anoere Darn.
leiben obns 0peratioa, Sur gardft.
tiert. Shreibt UNI Bud lber 0nrn.
lei6an nit 8euauiiien. Or. G. o..
Enrrp. 240 Bee Bldg. Omaha.
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Eta BOrdert

i'm arug Sbeater. @ebGahe, ID. un6
Sarnep Ctr. Better Qlittn92tiid fit
@eidaftsleltte. -7.t2.t8
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Snuge SuuOe, edte gua Eerrior-
biuig 6u p~erfutfea. 8dlnlt
994. -11.9.t7
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gerlanet: - Gbepoar III mittle-
rem Sabrat fir 6arntarbeiteu. gu.
ter &obn fir 0os ri6ti9e @aar. gu
mel6en untcr 9oI o. u. S. Omaha
Sribine. I'll
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Guit nnb 9uai8.

8arme ianbcre 3immer un6 Elm.
fade CUTE oeutide Soft 81 per go,
DE, 844 Q. %. StraBe. g. gtnlt.
:nalln. III
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ynl& & Surabuft.

Gelepbon douglas 1919.
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ioH. uHb Gele -8erFiAeruna. e5euio
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G%biroprnttie SptaaI aOiaaments.
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Gleftufass.
Nhnnfnfrn


y. 5tldler. 0eutideI jfed1tsuLmalt
ln0 Qotar. @runoafte geprift.
3immer 14l8 6lrit Rational Banf
building.
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Slid brlugenSe Sranringe BET BRO.
oegoor6s, 16. uno Douglas Ctr.
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Classified Ads
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GtelcngeIndl: - 8eutide Game
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@erlnnet: &ii6ti1es Md0den
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
Starts Record of
Soldiers in War

Miss Nora Wilkey. county recorder,
is volunteering her time and labor to
compile what may prove to be most
Invaluable record Of boys of the coun-
try to enter the>.army and navy. An
official record for this purpose has been
purchased by the county, and Miss
Wilkey has started the task OF bringing
it UP to date. In this she must have
the help of relatives of soldiers and
sailors and the public generally if it
is to be complete and kept up to date.
She is procuring from the recruiting
station, local exemption board and Y.
NJ. C, A. the names of all men who
have gone from the county into the
army and navy. For additional in
formation regarding recruits she has
supplied the recruiting station with
blanks to be filled out giving the in
formation desired. This will furnish
the first information desired but if it
IS possible to keep the record up to
date by supplying later information as
to the location and addresses of the
soldier or sailor and whether or not
he Is in foreign service, This informa-
ton can be supplied only by either the
man himself or relatives or friends.
These will be appealed TO, and they
may aid at once by mailing to Miss
Wiikey the soldiers present address or
supplying It by telephone as soon as ii
is known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
"How TO Transform Faces Involves Sc.
crets Few People Know About
Says valeska Suratt, the
Movie Favorite.
BY vALEskA suRArT.

With d few cents III money and
few minutes Of trouble, any woman
may bring about very remarkable
change in her personal appearance.
know of many cases where a remark
able transformation occurred literally
over night. Any woman can try this
simple wrinkle formula, making 1t up
at home herself. Besides. 1t is more
economical than any of the creams you
can buy at the stores. Get from your
druggist two ounces of eptol for about
fifty cents, and mix it with two table
spoonfuls of glycerine in half pint
of water. This cream should be used
depends on that-and
it should be used every day. 1t is ex-
ceedingly effective on crows feet, sag
ging flesh and deep lines in the face.
BADEY-You will never realize how
marvelously easy it is to remove SUI
perfluous hair until you moisten the
hairs with a little sulfo solution, and
see how they just crinkle up and dis
solve away almost to the roots. 1t Is
just as though you were to apply n
delightful face cream to the skin and
then wipe it off-no danger. no spot
ting. with skin left clear and smooth.
1t is really the only way. The sulfo
solution at any drug store will cost
one dollar, and is certainly worth a
great deal more.
DESIROJS-Inside of a week you
should notice a decided difference in
the length of your hair, and an an
usual glossiness and vigor by using
my formula, as follows: Mix one
ounce OF beta-quinol with one pint Of
bay rum, or else a half pint OF each
OF water and alcohol. If preferred. 1t
Is not oily. Rub into the hair every
day with the finfers. I can assure you
of splendid results. Yes 1T Is true
l am known as the only woman on
the American stage who does not need
to use hair makeshifts of any kind.
1 am particularly proud of the wealth
and condition OF my hair. and 1 know
any woman can obtain the same result
if she will merely make UP her mind
TO do itand do 1t. You will have no
occasion for complaining about the
masses Of hair coming out on your
comb, of poor. sick hair and thin spots
Use this formula and you will very
quickly see the enormous difference.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21

girl. Her brother. Hassan. learns OF
the affair, poisons his sister and at
tempts to take the life of Powell. DR..
Melf brings Powell to New York, and
with them comes Hassan, as SER
want to Powell. Hassan hopes to kill
the artist and avenge the dishonor OF
his sister for her relations with the
infdel. To Powells studio comes
Paula Lee, beautiful young girl from
an Ohio town. Possessed Of an I'M
usually fine voice, the girl had hoped
to procure a theatrical engagement,
but, failing in this effort she becomes
4 model for Powell. He regards Paula
as legitimate prey so long as he pro-
rides her with the comforts of life. but
soon comes to love the girl with de-
votion so sincere that he wants to make
her his wife. A MISUNDERSTANDING
separates them. and she meets DR..
Melti, WHO is ignorant OF her life in
New York. They are married. Later
the doctor invites Powell TO call and
meet his wife. The mutual recogni-
ton causes Paula to fear that Powell
will disclose the truth, which he
threatens to do. Paula is compelled
to meet Powell at his apartment, when
she makes n brave and determined
fight for her honor. In the midst of the
tense struggle between the two Has
san sees an opportunity 10 aVeHg"
his sister. How he aCcomplishes his
purpose. bringing happiness into the
life OF Paula, is shown in the final and
thrilling climax.
Miss Dalton. who is a talented emo
tional actcpss, does an effective bit
OF acting as Paula Lee. and is ably
by strong cast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
SEELIc HELD AND RELEASED.
Former HarshaIltovr Man Failed TO
&c. New Alien Permit.


Because Sol ". Seelig formerly Of
his city. failed 10 get a new alien
enemy permit when he went from Iowa
20 Illinois. he was arrested a. Lin
coin. Ill. on a charge Of being an
allen enemy in restricted area He was
released from custody a. Springfield.
III. Seelig claimed Ignorance OF the
fact tina: ne was required TO get a
new permit upon going 70 another
state
Seelig is nephew Of Henry Pappe
Of this city, and formerly worked in
the Pappe store He has not lived IN
this city for two years, and now is
travelling FOR a Chicago wholesale
clothing house.
The Illinois State journal OF Tues
day, says Of the case:
SOL W. Seelig, a salesman for a Chi
cago clothing house, who was arrested
by the Lincoln Home Guards a week
ago on a charge OF being a German
engaged in suspicious propaganda,
vas released yesterday following an in
ves.igation by the federal authorities
Of Sprin gfeld.
"Seelig was brought 10 this city fol-
lowing his arrest and placed in the
county jail on the charge OF being an
alien enemy in restricted area While
has case was being investigated his
release yesterday was made on the
strength Of Geographic advices from
Circuit Judge B. F Cummings, OF Mar
shalItown. Iowa, and Henry Pappe, a
leading merchant Of that place, where
Seelig claims to have come from.
IAN alien enemy permit, issued from
the eastern district Of Iowa was found
in Seeligs possession, and he claims
to have been ignorant OF the fact that
ne should have gotten a new permit in
a new district"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21

In the district court this forenoon.
". 0. Butler, n,anager Of the Citizens
Lumber Company, was awarded q YER
diet OF $4,000 against Fred II. Cum
this city, for damages in 2. civil s>tion
Cor assault. The jury. which was
gwen the - lat $50 Tuesday even
in-, returned is verdict shortly after
court convened al 2 o'clock. The trial
o: the >ase. which was brought FOR
$4,000 dana ges. has consumed a week.
5lller Was assaulted by Cummings.
who Vas drunk. in the spring Q: 1915,
and was badly injured by being s!ashed
across the face with q knife Cummings
carried. In trial % the criminal
case brought aagtnst Cummings, he
was convicted and the case has been
appealed, II IS expected that this case
also VII. be appealed.
The assault followed trouble at the
Els club, OF which both Butler and
Cummings were members, The latter
was elected and. later ercounte-ics
Butler On me street. CUMMINGS slashed
Butler across the face. Defense was
made on the ground that Cummings
was drunk and an e@o-. was made
by ire defense 70 prove that Butler
ana others. who participated n the
ygo-Gy trouble with Cummings at the
c.uh. were drunk, and that Butler and
others were e. E-eSSors and were TO
blame :o- the assault
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
In the District Court.

The case of E. Z. Stevenson versus
Hugh Graves was begun before a jury
in the district court this forenoon.
Stevenson IS suing to collect s2T5. the
value Of mule. which was so badly
injured by running into a harrow that
it died. II Is alleged that Graves left
the harrow lying teeth upward in the
barnyard. and when one of the Ste
venson mules got away from him while
he was leading the team out of the
barn. Il ran into the harrow teeth and
disemboweled itself. The litigants live
in the vicinity Of Albion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
LOCAL MAN tNvENTs GAS SAVER.
/ z. G. Hodges. President and Manager
| OF Union Cheese Company Proves

E G. Hodges. pres;dan; and manager
Of the Union Cheese Company. this
city. has invented and applied for pat
ent on a new device that when at
taChed to any explosive engine will Cu'
the gasolene consumption just one
half. and give the engine more power,
make it run smoother and nicer and
stop formation OF carbon.
This "Air-Mixer'' device as Mr.
Hodges calls Il, automatically controls
the supply Of air and vapors 20 the eX-
p!osiye mixture and furnishes as tiiiH
mixture as il IS possible TO use at
all speeds and under all conditions
HODGES air-mixer is now operating
successfully on several cars in Mar
shaIltown.
Autoists who are interested will have
an opportunity 10 witness denonstra-
ton at the fair grounds Friday after
noon, Nov. %, at 1870. At this dem
onstration il is proposed to take any
make automobile. using any make OF
carburetor and attach the Hodges air
mixer and get from 80 TO 100 per cent
more mileage per gallon Of gasolene
than can be got without the device
The auto owner can pick some good
machin!st 10 adjust the carburetor for
driving without using the air mixer
and can also pick the man he wants
to drive car, and Mr.. Hodges agrees
20 take the same car and with MS
air mixer attached get 50 to 100 per
cent moro mileage and have car work
ing perfectly.
Arrangements for the manufacture
OF the Hodges air mixer device are
being made and auto owners who are
interested in cutting down gasolene
consumption on their cars can place
an order now With Mr.. Hodges for first
Observation-Disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
The surlesoue Show Is Tonight.

The Darlings OF Paris the IIVeF-
national success, differs in every way
from It's predecessors in burlesaue. II
:ells a sensational story entirely Tree
from horse play and conventional lines.
1t sparkles and scintillates with humor
and good spirits 1t is melodious ana
tuneful and in every way exhibits the
hand of the master workman. spe-
cial feature Of the entertainment is
The Bathing Girls, direct from Eu-
rope. A sensational novelty. Josie
Taylor and her Scotch Girls are one.
of the special features. AT the odeon
Theater tonight. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
THIS MARSHALLI0WN WOMAN
ATE SPARINCLY FOR MONTHS;
SAYS "NOW | EAT EVERYTHING"

it l could eat meat, cabbage and other
foods without being attacked by indi-
gestion. | am not so nervous, either.
My sleep is sounder and l feel better
in every way"
Mrs. McCord refers to Tanlac, new
preparation of banks. berries. roots and
flowers now being introduced here by
the Mcbride & Will Drug CO.
Scores have recommended lah1ac loF
headaches, dizzy spells. indigestion un-
sound sleep. baCkache. shortness Oh
breath. weakness. nervousness poor
and other symptoms af1s-
ing from disordered stomach, kidneys
and liver.
II YOU are not feeling right, get
hottie Of Tanlac at the HcBride
VIII drug store today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
Bark and Berry Preparation
Quickly Relieved Mrs. J. NJ.
McCord of Stomach Ills.

For many months l had to be very
careful what I ate. About the only
thing I could eat that didn't cause me
distress was milk toast" says Mrs. j.
NJ. McCord, who lives at the Marshall
town soldiers home.
Il was nervous, too. My nerves were
almost always shaking. / tried many
things for relief. but never found any
thing that helped me like the bark ana
berry medicine I got at McRride Il
Wills drug store.
In a short time after I began taking
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-21
At the Hospitals.

Mrs. r. F'iscus, Of Albion, submltted
70 al operation this morning at the
Deaconess for an abdominal tumor
Her condition is good.
The condition Of A. E. Paxson. Zos
South Second avenue, who attempted TO
take his life Sunday evening by cutting
his throat with a. razor is not so GOOD.
More serious infection has developed In
the wound.