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Sacrifices to Be Voluntary.

are bound to adopt them, for they will
sign the registration cards and thus
pledge themselves to carry out the
program of the food administration.
from next Sunday on every publicity
channel will be used to carry on the
educational program Of the food ad-
ministration.
in this particular is that Of the -Four
Minute Men" More than 5000 speakers
have been organized as volunteers.
through a plan worked out by Donald
these men spoke in motion picture
theaters and other public places in be-
half of the liberty loan and the Red
Cross campaign. A skeleton speech
has been prepared for these men to use
as the basis of their talks.
There is only one way by which the
United States can begin to meet tho de-
mands made upon her for food" 1t Is
stated, land that is by very American
citizen constituting himself q food ad-
ministrator to see that democracy is
not thrown into the garbage pail.
eff Americans must waste. let Us
waste houses. jewels or time. anything
but food; Everything must oe eaten
Every American can do his or her
part by eating one wheatIess meal a
day. eating less meat, and eating only
for nourishment and not for pleasure.
THE men of the house should take
pride in the war Dishes made Of food
remnants which his wife sets before
him.
boys who have been wounded and kill
ed in the trenches in France. As our
eyes I'LL with tears 1t will be a great
comfort to US to be able to say. 7 am
boys who are fighting under the Stars
and Stripes"
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Would Permit Allied Draft in q. S.

day introduced a bill providing for the
selective draft into the military service
of their respective countries OF all
males in the United States who are
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Tells of Sufferines.

The feature Of the report is a de.
scription of the sufrerings of the
wounded after the battle Of Ctessiphon
Surgeon Major Carter, who was in
charge at Besra when the barges OF
wounded arrived, made report de.
scribing the wounded men huddled to-
gether both British and East Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-28
Other Plans for Saving.

Other planks in the conservation plat
form include the saving of meat by using
meat but once a day, saving Of fats by
reducing the use OF fried foods. which
are indigestible anyway. and elimination
of butter in cooking. Women will be
urged to use perishables, such as fruits
and vegetables. and it will be pointed out
that their use will improve the health.
will conserve food that might be sent
abroad and will lessen the transportation
burden. To reduce further the trans
portation Of food products housewives will
be urged to utilize local supplies Of green's,
potatoes. cabbages. turnips. peas. beans.
tomatoes. beets and similar products.
Use of meat but once a day. 1t Is
stated. will enable US to send meat to
the allies. and also will permit those
who cannot buy it now to have meat
on their tables.
Use more fresh and salt fish. whole
milk and cheese" also is advised.
Save the dairy COW. We must have
milk for the child" In regard to but
ter the request is made, Continue to
use butter on the table as usual. To
make it possible for all to have butter
do not use it in cooking. Use other
fats. Save daily 1.s ounces animal
fofs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-28
4'SAVE THE WHEATr
SLOGAN FOR WOMEN
First Appeal in Great Conser-
walton Program for Ameri-
can Housewives.
MAY TURN SCALES OF WAR

Save the wheat! Eat at least one
wheatless meal a day. Substitute corn
bread, oatmeal bread. rye bread. barley
bread and nom wheat breakfast foods.
Cut the loaf Of bread on the table. Use
all stale bread in cooking
This is to be the first appeal made to
American housewives who register as
members of the food administration. A
campaign to conserve this country
wheat has been decided upon by the COM
mittes on home economics, in the office OF
food conservation under DR.. Ray Ly-
man Wilbur, as the first step in the effort
to educate American women in avoid
ance of waste.
Our wheat harvest is far below nor
NAL states a bulletin prepared in the
home economics office. '1f each person
daily uses two and one-half ounces more
of other grains In place of wheat flour
we can send to our allies the 100000
bushels which will help them to save
democracy"
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HanaSicr ~cponietcit
5tpanosa Msbcbmn0!

gfontrenl, 26. 0tat.-Sie bobeu
mc6rere Observation-Disclosures ltott.
Qeftnoen, in nelden gegen Die Gin
fiibrung oes 3ipongSoieniteS prote'
itiert miro. 81breno Der Giro
Benbaro0en, sic ben @eriommluneen
borauggingerL fam c8 3u 1eftigen
QemonItrationen gegen Ole &egie.
rltrtg, Die ben 8nang80ienIt einfiib.
rem nil. (aanQoa bat bisber fei-
nen 3noug80ienit 9ebabt.) Der
Mopor Bat Sic 0emouItronten, iid
6o6 nift Our9 anfriiberiihe Re6en
gum 8ioerfano berleiten at Iaiien
ODER gar fren0eS Gtgentltnt SIT 8er'
It6ren. Son ben &e0nern nur0e
qelteno eema8t OnB, iollte Die Som
ifription eingefiibrt meroerL es sur
HeDoIntion fommet neroe.
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pcrlhin0 tuiinic9t
keinc ~5citMnoslcMtc!
gSia Icine $4,000 Mnnu inter sIus.
laluk Ser Seffentlidfcit
fGmpfen la6en.

s8oi6inoton, &c. @ni, 9ie
onerifaniiden 9eitun9sbertretcr iino
bc8iiglid Der 8uIoiiung 8u oerieni-
gen Seftion Der froncosbritiid1en
Sront, Die BON ben $4,000 Monn
oes Generals &eri6ing ein9enommen
fem miro, ouf Die @efdaigfeit Der
franco.britiidel SeeresIettut8 an
oeuieier. Sen. 9cri9ing lit lrdrt-
lid, pie befannt lUilroe, eiu @cgner
aIer 3eitungSbcridterItotter
arie1sietretGr Safer lit ebenfaas
gegen op 8eglettung Der nr1erifani.
iden SeeresntaIien 0lirh amerifani.
ihe aorreiponoenteft, IaBt ober nod
ote 5roge often, oh 8eridteritotter
oil Der 5rort Der omerifonii9en ST.
nee 8lgcteilt iper0en oiirfen.
IS lit m0eIih, boB 8eribing,
no6bem CT einige g8odert an Der
Tront fein nft6 Die friegeriide Sittt.
otion better ii6erieben ipiro, nod.
trdglid nod Breiieleittc 8ulniien
miro. IS lit aud m5gIifL Dob er
GatIdlGge bon sen fronco.britiiden
SeerfiiGrern onnebmrn miro, ober
cB lit oltf mo9lid, OoB er bas Der
geiien miro.
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@ein(idler oemib6au6elt.

Scr 9aitor @. 6. Glenelan6 bon
Ser Central Gort Congregations
Stride mur0e 5reitng nafmittag &C.
gen bier llbr nod Dem 9arton so.
tel ber1fen I'M BORT cine &rnuung
borsttnebmen. 8. q. Saffrter bon
leiner @empiuoc bealeitetc i'm. 9la
Der @eiitlihe oo5 ibnt angegebenC
3immer betrat, Itiir8ten ii6 cine
6rou uto 8lpeI Mdnner olif i'm itus
8tpau9cn i'm ms 8%aoe5immer, ipor.
duf 6ie 6rall lif bnbon mahte. 9ic
6qi6en Mldnner %foroerten bon Glcoe.
lamb Damn $500 on~oerenfalS fix
.ieiuen Giif idQoigen ll1o i'm ba.
ourd) ans Scr Staot treble mir.
ben. Ga er ieOo6 ouf ni6t5 Elm.
.ging, m~ibban0eIten iie ben 9aItol
uno morien i'm at 9ooen, poru1li
file entfloben. @afinr forifte ihlieB.
lid nod uno fano ben 8aitor haIt
.benuBtlog ant gooen Iie9en. Slid.
litcrmeiie iiuO Die 9~erlebun8en midi
ernit.
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sorfmour6ranS in SolanS.

Mmiter0om, iiber 2on00n, 26.
0}ai. Sn Ser bolanoiiaen &rO.
bins 9rent6e fuiitet ein gepoltiger
8orfmoor6ran0, bent bereits A Cor
fer 8unt OFFER gefallen iino. lteber
bun0ert S0uIer iin6 aeritrt, 8abl-
bun6ert Sduier iino 8erit0rt, 8oDI.
fun6en un0 Die 6lnHmet greifet
inuner nod neiter ltn iid.
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Scr 1. ep.slMtb. 1tirdbe!

Su Der Griteu oeutiden Cd. .lltb,
Stride, ode 20. ulo Waion StrnBe,
miro am 8tingitionmtag, ben ".
W&ai, o6eno5 adt llbr, bon Dem
SGngerdor Ser @eHeinoe unter
g~1itlpirfung bon 8rof. 46il. 2altge
ans SeiuarO, gteb., Elm @eiangsgot,
tesOienit beranltaltet. Is folgt bier
nit Oo5 4rogramm:
0rgelprGluOium; 4rof. 2ange.
naomm' bell ger @eiit", 9aDoen
GbOr.
auiprude; @ait. Gang.
Gin ieite Surg lit unier @ott" @e.
mein0egeioug.
8iolm 118; Geuier; G9or.
.9err, ben i9 tief im 9er3en babe"
Colo BON 8rof. III. Aufoenlberge.
S0itertontate9 @bor.
9rgeIiolo; 8rof. 2auge.
sd iab einen ensel iliegen mitten
0ur6 ben @immel"; Stein; Gbor.
Zen 8eg gum 6rteoen" Solo bon
9roi. &b. auibemberge.
g3ie Simmel riibmen" 9abon;
Gbor.
@ebet uno Segen; 9uit. Gang.
Ger gintritt lit frei; es miro aber
cine aolefte erboben. Seoer, Der
iih fir CUTE airdenmulit ~intereIIiert.
lit 5u 6ieiem @ottesoieuit beionOers
Ctngeln0eu.
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GmprsR s6eater.

3mei Solptmlnmern ipeilt Dos
8rogrenm Der eriten SGlfte ndhlter
ISOLDE ouF. ndmIib Die Mtiuiatir'
.0pperette oS6e1 Explorers, IN Der
.5pei Serreii lmS ndt biibifle itiuma
.6egnbte iimqe MGOden anftreten unG
ole Observation-Disclosures 9lilore0
.Sonmar0. 8re0 un6 9faen @nneC
pro6u5iereu Ole fomii6e Sfi35e r6el.
10 REQ" un0 SbieIiens oreiiiertc
@lmoe bilbrn cine onoere quite atim.
Imer, 0osn fonmnt ons @anoelbilf
ggIopers Hebeniou@.
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WHH
Weorgert GSatWtag nahmittag unt
4 ubr, iiuDet in Der aon0ertDaae
bon SGnpller \. @iiiIer cine SIC
cital Der G9liler elmer 4n5obl nlls
ierer befmnten bieli9en Mtuittfiinlt.
ler itatt, Dos mebr oils gepoBnli6es
] SutereIie III anipruh nebnlen oiirf.
te. 9orun nebmen tell Die Sdiiler
oes 8iolinilten SobanneS e. Brill,
SRI. Olga Gitner nro SRI. @milD
Gear; SRI. glgnes &nopilicef, &iolt.
niItin, unterltilst BON SRI. Wtarb Sc.
mis-, uno 5rau 81. s. &ebrer, 60
praniItinnen; unierer ~berilbHtten
Sdngerin Sri. M}iinAoffS Sdiilerin
6r[. Mtilorro &ogerS, Sopran lAlo
Die S6aIerin 0eB 8ianiitea u. 80.
gor9lum, SRI. eleanor Sane Gear.
Dos folgenoe 9rogramm fonmt
sur ausfiBrtilg l1lo lit Der @iHtritt
frei:
1. Violin. Adagio. OPP. 81, No. 8 (by
request)-Ries.
Miss Emily Lear (Piano: Miss
Eleanor Lear.
Q. Voice. a. When Spring Awakes;
b. A Little Maiden Loves a Boy
III. Clough-Leighter.
c. The Voice Of Spring.
Miss Mary Lewis piano; Miss
Helen Taylor.
8. Violin. a. Viennese Popular Song
-Kreisler.
b. Danse Negro (Scherzol-Ethel
Barns.
Miss Emily Lear (Piano: Miss
Eleanor Lear.
A. Piano. q. Arabesques No. / in
E, No. 2 in G-Debussy,
b. Impromptu, op. 80, No. p
Chopin.
Miss Eleanor Jane Lear.
5. Violin. a. Caprice Vionnoise-
Kreisler.
b. hungarian Dance, u minor
misunderstanding
Miss olga Either (Piano: Miss
Ruth Flynn.
6. Voice. a. Sans Ioi-D'Hardelot.
b. Sunbeams-Landon Ronald.
c. A Observation-Disclosures Wood
man.
Miss X, II. Kehrer piano; Miss
Margaret Morehouse).
Z. Violin. a. Hindoo Lament-Ethel
Barns.
b. L'Aragonesa, .Yalse de Concert
Alard.
Miss Olga Either (Piano: Miss
Ruth Flynn.
8. Piano. a. Romance Sans Paroles
-Saint-Saens.
b. En- Acknowledgement
Miss Eleanor Jane Lear.
9. Violin. a. Elegie-Ernst
b. Rondino, OPP. 80, No. 2-Vieux-
temps.
Miss Agnes Knoficek piano:
Miss Eleanor Lear.
10. Voice. a. The Crying of Water
Campbell Upton.
b. The Swallows-Frederic CoWen
Miss Mildred Rogers piano:
Miss Ellen Anthes).
II. Violin. Fantasia Caprice. op. ii
-Vieuxtemps.
Introduzione recitativo e AL
legret-o-Tema, Andante e Yaria-
zione-Finale.
Miss Agnes Knofieek Piano:
Miss Eleanor Lear.
IL. Voice. a. Ave Maria-Bach-
Gounod.
b. Serenade-Schubert.
Miss Mildred Rogers.
violin obIigato. Miss Emily Lear.
Mt ~ Tr1f-- Al
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ano6a, g}eb., &c. mai.

0mo6o, g5e6., &c. @}oi.
IlinObie6 -3ufubr feline; DART felt
belte; fir 0ie ISOLDE cute idlpere
9aebe8 1O-t5c nieoriger; Ieidte
uno mittelm1Bige 25c nieOriger.
8eefItiere felt.
. Suite bis bette 1850 1925.
MittelmGBige 8eebeS 11.50 1880
@enobulihe 10.25-1t.50.
Suite bis bette Sdbrlinge ito
1850.
Mlittelm. SG6tlinge 1O.75-1t.75
@ep0Dulide SGbrlirge 10-1075
aiDe uno Sellers felt bette; fir
6ie ISOLDE I'M g%agemeinen SOC
rie0riger.
8uta bis bette Sellers 1910
1t.40.
@ute bis bette aii9e 9.85-10.85.
Wlittclm. &ii6e 8.75-9.S5.
@emGbnlihe 7.00-8.75.
5toders uno Seekers felt beute;
fir sic ISOLDE metItens idmo6
big nieoriger.
aornQefitterte Stiere 9.75.tt.25
@lte b bette 6ecoers 8.75-9.75.
@}ittcIm1Bige 8.50--8.75.
@en0bnIide 7.00-S.50.
@ute bis bette Stoders $50
1850.
gtod Sellers 8.25-10.25.
Gtof aiibe 100000.
Stod &dl6er 8.00-10.50.
geaI a6I6er 9.O0-13.50
Bulls unO Stag8 7,25-t0.25.
Y 3ltfubr 5,400; 9torft ge-
ip6buIi6 feit gu Iangiam mo
idmod.
Dlrdidnittsprei8 15.40-l5.75.
&6dIter @rei8 1880.
feline; 91urtt felt
bette: fitr sic ISOLDE 6%riibinbrs.
2dmmer $3.50 bober; Sborn
2Gnmer 10-f5 B0ber.
2dmmer 16.25-20.3
Sborn Mlttterihofe 11.75-14.00
G6oru g9i06er5 t2.50-14.25
@efiitterte MhltterI6ofe 1000
11.60.
9terif. M}tifteridofe 1t.60.
@efiitterte 2Gutmer 1890.
Sborn Gamer 17.15.
8ooIe0 2dmmer 20.35.
Spring 2dmmer 25c hober.
Glippeo 2Gmmer 1920.
CALIFORNIA; 1885.
gSeitern @poIeo 2omnler 20.35
@onIeo @sesitorts 20.10.
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WSd6cntlid1cr
Wctterbcrid1t!

SIR Die .8ode ~beginneno am
Sonntag, Den 81. Gtai fir Die Bra.
rieItaaten iomie Dos obere uno NIT.
tlere glifiiiiipbt Sal:
Sir oen erIten &eiL Der ISOLDE
miro tii6le g9itterung borberrihen.
nod Gienstog ipiro Die Gemperatur
iaiionmGBig iein. @erdn0erlid mil
lofolen @egen n1breno Der eriten
un0 id0nps 8etter mdbreno Der
5neiten 8o6enbdlite.
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9ie6 a6errnidt.

Sin Ginbredler fulir0e ant 5reitdg
nu6ntittog in oent GB8immer Der
8obm1ng bon Sacob arrg, 1914
.litoL. 30. GtraBe ii6erroidt ols er
.0as Buffet mlsraitmte. 8os i'm
cntoedeu0e MGoden fttg ali 5u
ldreien, worauf Der aert ieinen SIC.
oolber berborjog uno iie al totem
'6ro6te, iuenn fie nidlt idlpie9e. ST
InoDn Johann oura Gin 6eniter fran.
|81iiihen g6idieo.
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~tlMtofalrer fir Sen
General pcribin9!

Moi6inaton, 26. 9}ai. Bier
onerfoniife rt%oIlfitBne" 9lptofob.
ter per6en General 9erihing uno
5eIIen Gta6 al Der 98eltfrout bon
qinem 9unft Ser Gdlodtfrout mad
benz anoeren faBren. So ftn0 Die.
fes Ron MiOSletoh 3obn S. Sen.
ninag, George 2iutbiellm uno elgin
Brain,
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2liaifcIt Ses SHSIcite
GMrituetcins!

Seiiie n6eno perauitaltet Der SID
ieite gurnberein in ieiuer Sole IL.
uno Clinton GtraBe ein groBes Wal
feIf, BEL melhem bon 9RitgIieoern
Der 3Salinqstioiie inter 2eitung beg
gurnIebrcrs 8rib 9nmonn Elm g2al.
barmtans 1ifocfiibrt peroen MIRO.
an 9erlnuie 0es gben0s miro olidl
Sns brdftiae BON @errn Soba Sruin.
nler onqeiertiate @enioloe berloli
lDeroen. glIe 5reunoe oes gereins
lno su 1ieicr Mlaiieier eIngelooen.
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alts Sem Ssere ansseitufen.

Malbinator, 90. 9lni. Gas
arteosbebnrtement mahte beuie be.
lannf, ooB 2eutnant Sobn u. SELLS
aoru /. Snfnnterie . aegimert Der
girainia glo~tiounIaor0e tpegen un-
arlfloauug BON Gegimeutsgel0ern
nus Dem &eere nusgeitoBen iporoen
1T
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ion aucl
Aniicrtc crndbrcn!
Gr5Slt bafhr $50,000,O0 segnmpt;
4rHrg 6OrO tuil droftpflise
nmionlt liefcrn.

8aiGington, 26. gtai. ghrn.
mebr ioa audi 9terifo ieinen Seil
Daou beitrogen, I'M 01S Nabrltnas.
mittelproblem Der 98eIt loien All bel.
Il fen. Tie Administration beabfintigt,
Der SApelterrrpubIit ebentuca eit
aderbnli-G nrIeben in elmer S6be bon
\ S50.000,000 5u MAIDEN, mel9e
II Siltnme ousidlieBli9 oa8lt beripei-
Srpet tperoen ioa, NAB g%clpiilc, ui1ges
TaJlein fru6tbare ge6irfe in Gbi6ua.
aa bc6aitt meroen ioIleu. Gbibua.
glDiia bat beri1ieoane 8e5irfe auf5as
ndeiien, mo 0a8 9orSe Sabr iber ge-
6endt uub geerniet nerOen fam.
GinSelbciteu nod nidt betaRni.
- sic bcltte befannt aegebeu rpi1r.
lafOe, lit ole Gegierupg nod ridt III
Der Gage, Gin5el6cleE itber ben &C.
pIaflten Sdritt, mn bic ~gtobrurgs.
mitteler5eugltilg Der msltIihen Selni-
lpb1re 3u bcrgroBeru, pcfannt gu ge.
zen. Gs lit ie0oh tin ofieHe8 @es
aeimnis, oaB Sic porgei6ldg'ae
Mabraael Die bole lufo ungtttllte
l1HterlusunN sex sihtrtcn But. Nia
sringeIlO gr1Bere 81 Rrunoorra i
sorr1te brauden.
@od) benz inter g'erntitng bGF.ncs
lifen glanc iolltt gcpiiie Ge5irfe
bebaut merOcu, Die 5raGt6nr fnO
NIB Anbc.atn: rid i'd 6eIpd'istt.
Erosoem bic cigCp;L DIT 5oat8eit Oor.
uber tit, f0nilen bort nIte 6utteroe-
Irei0e, Die b~eioroer3 notmen0ig iin0,
iat oas gor5e Saqr liter nngebaut
perOea.
Gin Deitcrer 5aftor, Der giinitta
NIT ing @apiht fGatriit Die &at-
Jade, 0oB in gtegito, TO Die nloott.
crnoen Mepo[utionea ooS 3anae
8irtihnft5leben b~oQitdnotg Iahh19e-
Iegt baben 2tr6eitSfrdtte lpeit bilt-
ger az b~ctouttnen iin6 als irgcnbmo
an0grs.
glol1 beablthtIgt, 0le be5ltglldell
@erbanolungen nit Der Hegierung
bon Merito brett ein5uleiten. Cine
geOinaunq, Die man bon ~born9ereir
su gelpabren entidloiien iii, lit Die,
0oB su1GhIt Die Notlage IN Wterifo
ieIbIt aelin0ert peroen ioa, tpabreli0
MIR Der lteberIhuB ON Die Der.
Gtd1ten uno ourd 6ieie gegebenen.
falls an Die Mliierteu abgeillbrt per.
ben ioa.
SeHrD 6orO nil 6elfen.
Inter onoeren lit @enrD 5or0 eine
Der Sauptitiiben bieieS glanes. u
heiBt auBeroent 0aB er NIT aegie.
mnas6eamten aonferan8eR abgebat-
len Fat, neil bon auBlan6 NM
brantreid) Dor uaem 1riHgenoe Sad.
\ rdqen mad araftpfliigeit eingelatt'
len iin0, Die nriiben ortngen0 &C.
Draldlt tperoer, INIT Der 2dnotuirt'
haft Die 0ur9 ben &rieg iebr ipar-
i'd g~eporOenet &fer0e 8u eriebett
Ills nun @enrp .5oro mad @oib-
mgton faut INT iid 9tat onrlber eiu-
mboleae no Oieie &raftoren eigent.
id an no~tipenoigiten eebratGt mir.
ben, erfubr CT bon Dem meritaniiden
Blame uno erflQrte ii6 iofort 0a3u
bereit. ale babel n~otpenoigen @ia.
ldinen gum 8ilii9ea nuO GrntcH
Ga Liefern.
Cine fUeitere 8etrndtung, Die fiji
oas 9rojeft ipridt, lit bic, OoB Gin
oerortiae8 9orleben bei0en aapublt'
fen bon gttteu iein iuiir0e, Oa gte'
rifo Dor ollent @elo braudt I'm
feline 5inan8et pieoer einigermaBer
in Sr6mung 3t bringen, iDabrenO Oit
Ser. Staaten @etreioe brauhen
8eisen uno 8erite ioIlen nun gero0c
IN Den in 9(lsiift 9euommenen 8e.
sirfen bic ertragrei6itcn 6eIofrildtl
fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26

Sin biB6sn an pisI
g2n S6rtr 8iegs, gnabiges 5rdu'
Iein, BADEN fiber Die GraJieH gsitans
btn."
rgefanotn? Sin babies 0uBsH0
III I'M Ge0rGngs erbriidt porOen!"
Rtflertou. Stnn6esbeams
ter (tiner gr0Btrsn StaDt, als I9Dn
Ieit d6t sosen feline 9rnuung Itatts
gtfunosn): rSoats pirtlia bic
0ummbeit aud NAL lire 5erien Ia.
btn7."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
.MAGEN- KATARRH
|WUSSTE ES NIGHT

Grau Selena Gonner, citizens, o.,
Idrcibt: SD lam f1ltut @orte fin.
Sen, Sbnen meinen 9ouf fir Sbren
freun0liGen gtot u~lt85uoriiden. SD
bdtte niemo[ gegIaltbt, Dab i9 92as
aentatarrb battc. Sd begaftlL Ge.
runa an fte6fneit, pie Gle mir berorbnet.
WleiH DlageH tat mir nod 5ipei 8pdleit tueb,
nanoem ID bic D(eoi5in geuomileit, baum
borie Der Ghnter5 nuf. 80 babe iebt gltiel
glppeiit ud6reib in friiber fat berbuftaerie.
Dieienf9en, iucthbc feline ~fiitgrn @ieoiBinct
Hibger, fpRlet Jest 9eruna @iaen er9alten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
G6ieaau Marft6eridIt.

G6icogo. 81, 26. Wfai.
~Gin6uic6-3ufubr 700; Gorft feit
Sdiucinc - 3ufu6r 5000; Mtarft
felt ait idtpad; 9urdidnitt SC
nie0riget.
S661ter @rei5 1920,
9urdiGuittsprei5 15.60-t600
Sdafe-3ufubr 1000; @orft feit.
@pfiitterte 21mmer 1850.
S8orn Hammer 100 geboten.
California Spring 2dnuler u.
See0er8 1900.
81. Gpring 2Gmer 2t.00
8ooIe0 g8eItern 20.15.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
qnt6eraner.

3iOnssemein6e, gde 80. uno 3
1traBG, Soutb Sioe. 4aitor %.
aoam. 9eidtgotte5OienIt moreens
INN $50. gftngitgottesOieult nit
folgenoer gbenomablsfeier Inn 10
u6r. - qm Gfinaitmontog 6eitgot-
tesoienit nbenos nm rs lbr. SER
8aitor 2. Gang miro preoigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26

BEIRUT eild bel Ginfduien oui
ole sSriblne"s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
Ct. SOicp6 Mtarft6cridjt.

CT. SoIepb, @1o., 26. @lai
G~inbpicG- 3ufubr 800; Wsorft ri-
reft.
5dtueinc- 3ufn5t $500; @1orft felt
S0diter &reis 1906.
8urdidnittSpreis 15.45-t5.15.
Sdafc-3ur1br feline.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
aanias gith Marft6eridjt.
Fast
Verhungert

aanios Gitp, sc, 26. Mdi.
misunderstanding 900.
&afer8 1875.
Colorado @ofer8 1890.
9tontonas 1t.30.
SdbrIinge firm,
5tofers felt.
aGIber felt.
aitbe un0 Sellers firlfs.
Sdiueiuc -3ufubr 500; 0lorft felt.
@06fer 4reiS 1906.
9urdihttitt8brei8 1900 1855.
Sdnfc-3ufubr 1000; Wiarft mel.
items oirett.
@eiiltterte 21inrner 20.55.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-06
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