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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

of Boise, Idaho, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Catlin motored to Cascadia today, and
will remain over the week end.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Mrs. Frank N. Gilbert of Protland
is the house guest of Mrs. George Will
liam Gray.
Mrs. Gilbert came today and will
pass the week end in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Motoring to Agate Beach today to
pass the week end with their families
were Asahel Bush, Frederic D. Thiel-
sen and John W. HARRISON. W. Melvin
Plimpton accompanied them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Vandervort
have as their guests for the week end,
Oliver Failing and Miss Sadie Pretty
man of Portland who motored to Sa-
lem today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner and
their son and daughter, Milton Steiner
and Miss Barbara Steiner, are enjoying
a sojourn at their summer place at
Neskowin. --.-.s
They motored TO the beach yester-
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Miss Mary Ethel Baker of Eugene
is the week end guest of Miss Ila
Spaulding. Clifford Spaulding of New
berg also is passing few days with
his family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill B. Moores of
Portland, who have been on a tour OF
southern Oregon, arrived in Salem
Thursday en- route home, and have
gone out to the Steiwer ranch to spend
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs Karl
Steiwer (Janet Gray.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Mrs. Charles Gray, who has been the
guest of the Merrill b. Moores of Port
land, ON delightful motor trip
through southern and central Oregon,
came home Thursday.
The John II. McNarys, with the
Misses Gertrude and Margaret Gray,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Miss Emma Jane Garbade of Port
land is visiting her aunt, Mrs James
n. Chinook, for several days. Miss
Garbade came Wednesday, having ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Chinook on
their return from motor trip to Mt.
Rainier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop and
their two small sons, Robert and
Charles Kay, will motor to Portland
tomorrow for the week end and will be
joined by Clarence Bishop of Pendle-
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Paul pronounced him out of danger.
Mr.. Green has been inoculated for
typhoid preparatory to going to France
to serve in the ambulance corps and
it is probable that this was partly re.
sponsible for his accident.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-20
Seth fling faaft eanO!

geutIhe IaIIen iih i'm Grinitp
SsluBtdl, 0Itgeros. nieoer. 8ortm2
5ie Iino quite GARNER. Die gntes
2ano fennen tDelm iie es iehen, &ir
perfoufen Corn. unb Ilfnlfo'SonD,
Dem better glebrosfo 2oro ebenbitr.
tia. greis $500 y. afer. aoitet
ineefabr $500 per glfer fir ald'
ring, iuorouf oos 2ono ebenlo CUTE
Grnten liefern utrO, fpie ons bette
oes 2onoes. 9eihlt6er &egetfoH,
Iauge @od88rit eutes 8niier, beites
alimo. gi1dite @rfuriion 3. april.
Qlnfraaen belt. beontmortet. Sdreibt
%. ipredt Dor. W. e. Srant, 201
Rebiae glod Smoba, II b.-4.t2.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-20

DIR pDttif9e 5auSs
berr. 5dasberr (5r elmer Pars
TED: Dab Jbrt g0dtsr immer
ober6g onf BIN AI1piere ibeH, paBt
mir aor niAi, bog if bod friib bsis
itr, bsibt a. ia bod fncn I'M Gpri4a
ip0rte: .syrHb ibt ii9, mas ein Wstis
fer iperDsn Mir
81 tr5ftt fiG. ROrns
pcnift (dis bic Dreinitigt Gperette.
ali iptlher Il bic! eniIsbnt Bat. nufs
0efiihrt nirD an6 bisbsr NOD niht
eepfifFen iDurDe): Gut gebf's, -.
bIsbsr bdbtn Iie mid nod ni6t srs
pif9tl4
Btnt. - Mns etrltrn 6eIOs
pofibrisf.) go. inb inIisbIi9,
liebfe aaihi, bdnfe ih Dir rttbt
hsrsEih fEr 9eins Qiebtsg0ben; be-
ionbers fdmodbaft mar bic uorsass
Gi6s MurF. NdhFens mshr baron!
Dein aarI.s
@be
naoua (ouF ftint 8rdu N1itIsnb):
.Wlir 1T e beute nod sin RdtIsb
pie ID isinsr3tit mtius gran babe
ksiratsn i0nntn
Hrtuub &c, Iii ipDilteR bod
l .Cn4rA
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aeimitatten.q ant.

Sic brou6en niht uuf 6ieiem
2anoe al leben ober 8erbeiierungen
auf oqmiclben bor5unebmeu, tuenn
sic 6agiel6e inter benz 9oliteaO act
belegen. Bir fouElen leo alder I'M
uor6liden @finneiota, NIT ifudr5em
gooen mo 2ebmsuutetgrinb, Fir
Gle erlangen. Seine Steine, cute
StroBen. ghur nod mentg iibris.
geauftragt uns, e9e es gu ip0t lit.
9Yroqt mad Serrn &Ogct, t015.t6
8. .. IS. @ebGnoe, 0mobn, Reb.
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Sdifen 5ie ntir Sbre 0iisee.
fdmmten Scare unO id made SD.
men einen 8opt 75c bis S150.
@ohe aud ltbrfetten. B~oItbeIteE.
lungert prompt beioret. Gotb. San.
fem, 296 u 9aDton, ct. Raitl,
Minn. -4s1-17
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@aTIage garlur. 5rdrIeir ok
ger uno Sri. @onn @iQiafns. Wliil
rail-, 0onrpfs iin0 MnnnenbaoA
Sonntags uItO obenOs geoffnet. 22a
gteoiae glod, t6. itro Sarnrp.
12d2.f7
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gntumObil.g erFderHag

gpe3iolrote fir 2iabiIitp gerfide.
riirg auf aoro Cars, einidIieBlid
eiaentumg .Sdaoen, $25 Seier. uno
Dtebftubl.g erliferuug gu nieorigiten
g~reiien.
aiGb Gais e SbompfoH,
9f3-t4 Gin 0otional gotf gI6g.
Tel. DouoIog 2Sf9. -5.10-t7
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b0fffnf... UrF as 9luW W ptt
|Sdeane ben ormsn JInsen NIT bet
6oTb podte. auf ben 8obeH Iiredts,
I6os 0embHen auFIdir5te unb NIT Der
Butte 81 falassR unfing, i4ris 5anfO
duf:
.MuiterIl"
limb bann mad itbsm 9isbt: rgluts
teri! Wutterll@ Mber INNER letter
unb g6mdGtr. @is oas ainbIein enos
lid ldpisg unO nidt mebr sDluts
Iterll" rief.
1it nrme, 5srihmstierte @siael -.
M6, BIZ hummer, bosbafter Sta1!
Msr fdIGgt bsnu Elm &ino io2 Der
andbe mar ia Obnebin Helm uno
Ii6po6 uno belt iid BON ithsr tariTi
am 2ebsn!
Die Mutter fam, nabm ben Suns
gen init ii6. mubts ibu absr mad
SauIe trngen -.
am nGnitsn Sags srbob fi9 Sdnto
ntGt. limb am OritteH lag En- bereits
auf Der pritide uutsr Der BARREN
qIsrbsoeds rubis in ben Issten 3is
gen..
Die S1paIben 3pitf9erten duf
Dem RirT9bonne, Der Dor Der Siitts
uuds. Gin SDmsnitrabl brans Oura
bic g6eibs unb lbsrgob nit helsm,
eoloeusm @Ian3s Oos 3er3duite ROpfs
den bss Finbes unb fein @elIdt, IN
benz iein 8Iutstropfen msbr 3uriids
asblisbeH NOR. Sener SOnnenitrahl
mar aIeihIom ole StraBe, auf ipeIs
der BE tleine GeeIe bes urntsu Sune
aeu bic Groe perldFeu IoIte. -. Mobl
ihr, boB is ~psnigitsns I'M augsns
Slide bes sooes einen b~rsiten, fons
ni9en Dea bstrat, bsnn 3sit ibres
Qsbens mar ie etntu lpabrhdft oors
nigsn esgangen.
unttrbeFsn bob ff9 i'm i4ptrsn
qtsm bi. bagere 9ruft, unb oas aiHb
i6ien nuf al bic Stimmsn nss 9ors
fee 3n IauIhen, bic bur4 hos offsns
sEenHer bereinbraHgen -.
Gs mar abeub. Die Dirntn, bic
BON 9eumdbsn auriidte9rtsn, fargsn:
I'D, ouf Der DisTs, auf Der griinen!"
- unb bonn Babe pernabm man bic
s0re Der 6nalmeitn.
SnNtO bOrhtr 5um leBtsn NeoI,
ME bas 8orf Iung.
Rebsn ibu, auf Der 9fsroebede,
Ioq feline S6inbslseige -.
ql0bIi4 psrtldrts li9 bas antIis
bss Ittrbenben 9inOss, uno feline bleis
den 2ippen flllterten:
nMutterI!A
mos, GDbntsng" tragic Die Muts
Ter NIT Dor srdnen srittdter Stims
me.
sUauiterl! Dir6 mir ber !Ssr8oti
i'm 6immel cine edte 5isbsl sebsn2"
.Sapobl, GDbndsn, ja!!" antpors
tete Bic Mtutter. So4 nebr ionnts I'd
Irtht faqsn. DEM pI0bli9 brad aug
ibrsr harten 8ruit Der lang onge.
i6noneue S9mer3 berpor. Sie ftiet
nur ben Geufser aus: 50, SeIu.
I.Ssfu!@ - fia nit hem @eIihts uui
len Staten uno begann fiir9terlid 81
tobnen, ME tpenn iie in Wobniinr
perFoaen pGrs, pber ME jeranb, ben
ss pl1bli9 offsubar miro. er perbI
fem 2isbfss ben 9poe aiat entrsi'
Ben tonnen.
limb fe entrib ss Inn niht.
Dem ais fe iih fpiebsr erbObsr
battle unb auf oas Sinh bIidte, mo.
rem stpar bic aussn 6ss ileinsn Uhl'
ifantsn often, bod u~nbstpesIid, bai
GeTht mar emf, bitter unb fturr.
Der Gpnnenltrabl mar sIsidfali
berf6Dunosn -.
5riebs nit Dir, SantO!
4 y
Qm uddfen MDrgeu te6rfe 6i
6urI9nft aus Stalisn 3uriid. aud
bas Graulein unO ibr Grsier.
Dieter fagt.: .Neld faOnss Gam
if bed Stalisn!"
rl1no mas fir Elm aiinItlerbOIt
H.. Sc ma6t Ginsm 5reub., bort bi
Salente duf5uTu6en unb gu profeeie
rsn!@ fagte bas 5rduIein bin5u.
llsbsr SantO rauidteH bic Dir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-20

ober Iefle 3mieseiprdde NIT ben 9Wns
ben fiibrtt, Iab Oft Dos ptiBe 9smbs
&sn Santos, ous iim an biz G9entt
kefanlhIiH. Der Sunge gins nber
nint hinein, 5rnbern bEieb broubeH,
cudte Ii1 Bel ber Nlautr unb lauI4s
IL, Die Geute tnn5ten Sberta* [pOss
niEner 8nuerntan3). nnn mdnter
gurlhe IisB bon Set 81 3sit sllshd!!'
erghdlIen.
Man b0rte boID Dos @tnmplsn Der
Gttefsl. bnlO Die Stimmen Der 9Orfs
mGbden:
wMng tpoat2
Dir Gsigsn fnngtn Eetie.
mir molten eTsn, molten trinien
uno noueH tangent frDbIih itns
gen.
lln6 bic 9aBgetge begleitete re NIT
ibrer mddtigsH. bumpfen Stimms;
uMie Gptt mill
Wie Gott nia!@
Die 6snIter glan3ten TN 2iGte,
iehtr 8olten i'm Birtsbauis Idifn 8u
bebsn, gu iingsn unb aud sa ipiss
len...
llnb Snnto Iaufdte...
I'D, nos bate er oarufr gtgeber,
cine geige 5u bsfBsn, BITE oo lnnft
fpteltt: mir noleH ellen, polIen
trinten - llnD poleR tangent fr0bs
li6 ftngenlT II. Gol9e fngsnbe
8rstfasna Is. Bah fDohsr fs nebs
men9... no psrfertigt man iie9 -.
Sd, pern re ibm ~tpenigitsns srlaabs
ten, ID mas eirnaI in bic 6aro su
nsbnsn 81. @ber, gpit bebite! Gr
burIte mn Inuf1sn -. LIMB Ct lnuIns
t. aud gsp0buIia 70 Inngs. Bis bic
~brnmmenbe 6timme bes Rn9tpd9s
tgrs bintsr ibm in Der 5~inFsrnis
sror6bntt: sRoa 6nuie, RObOIO bu!"
Damn erft lief er NIT Ieinen rae
fnsn, nadten IiBden boDon. unb ihm
fOlgte I'M Jinitern bte 5timme Der
Gsige: .Mir molten eFsn, molten
trinten - unb fponen tnn3enO fr0b
Iin FngeH!!4 ~ urb Der buHpfs Bag
nn1: .Mie Soft min! Mie @ot min!
Wie Soft milf
Gin nnbrsr Greubsntdg mar e fir
i'm, nenn er sinmol Bet einem Grntes
fsit Dber bel elmer 5ob5eit bic Gtims
me Der @eigs b6ren tonnte. Ct troh
0ann bintsn ben 9fen unb ipra1 III
nigs 9ogs binour1 fem DOrt. gr
blidte mir, gIeih elmer ss!aBe I'M DuHs
ftlr, nit ben funteInoen Augen itarr
Dor fd bin...
GHbli4 mnhfe CT iin aber cine
ItebeI aus elmer SdinoeI uub aus
aObboareu. 0c4 bic polte niat 70
TA0n fpieIen mic iene I'M WirtsGdue
Ie: tie tIimptrie lsife, gerabe ME
5liegsn Dber Miiden. CT fpieIte aber
oennon ouf ibr bonn Worsen Bis gum
Mbenb, renrl Ct aud oafdr 70 DisIe
9ippsHit0Be betnm. oaB a. boIo sinem
serfmlngenen, unreifen 4pfel dbnIid
Inb. Odd es lag nun einmoI 10 in
Igfngr Hotur. Das RinoIein se6rts
INNER mehr ab, unb Der Baud iDorh
srpb, Der !0aarI9Opf INNER bintsr,
Bic Mugen INNER meter eeOffnet, Oh
gleiM iis gar oft in 9rdnen f9ipam.
men. DIE Danset ober unb bic 9ruli
fielsn ibm INNER tisfer uno tisfeI
gin...
Ct GbneIfe 0urhaiis nint onberer
ain0srn. @ber feiner GGinbeIaeige
bic inum tIimperts. Gn8u farb Il
fat 5ungsrs In Der 3sit Dor bel
Ernte, nsnR Il lebte bann rur Dor
r0hen MDbrriiben uub Bpm ber 6thH,
In6t mad BEN 8sIise eiuer e6ssr
geigs.
Disfs gebnIuht fonfs ibm obsl
niAt gum Noble gerei6eu q.
i u
Sn bsm 6errmb0f bsTdB Der Ga.
tai cine @eige, auf ber n suptiIer
IN BET Ddmmsriun0s Ipislte, i'm lid
Sic 2iebe Bee JrGuEein 30fs I'D sro'
bern. JantO Ibid fd mnnhma
5inif6M oer alssten BIB an bic ge0fF
nets sir btg Areben5aimmsrs bsrnH
I'M bic gsige az bstrndten. gle fin!
0n~&L ~. cwssw rnaa4sN4r
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apbaE u1iaii6inan

Eilms frei entmideIf, III eiKrS
goae. Sale ao0of Gtuoto, gleuile
gIod, 16. unO Soruep Gmobd
-f21dz
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,,Gift ucpeIties4
9ud) SEQ. 6.
Bon aSaias GSFSsis.

ghrfsia glnIeItineen lllr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tn Sdielarbeit. nan ftiaei hierbet 6eldeffe
fin ieoes gllielieo Der GanIIie, luie Gnnrstus
9~aioenHiher, Sdnbd5en, WdhfdFten, &@ulife
fdjief. 8noetbelieI, ipple eire wlegge ans
berer dbnli1er strtifei bic dlIberIt IelHf bers
8uiteneu iifib, uHb ben gmptanQern Heie
igrau0e bereiteu. Gle itfibeH unier Der cxpket
slnsmnbl itner bns 49aiienbe Fdr Sire 8as
iunubtea ooer @etaniteIt.
3tes SUD fur 12e pDEtoiret per Ypls bats
inubt.
SasGme Emaba EgEehne
1911 SSwaEb etrahs cmata, gstts.
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gG6er. Or. Moprfielo's SdiueFeI.
DnmpfbG0er, 1909 Sotporo StroBe.
SiIfe fir MbeurnotismitS. Maiiage
ii. eleftr. gehonolung Cog II, @dht
laeoffnet. abteiliing fir Ediuetl,
llbr morgens Bis 6 llbr oben0s 4,
Omaha MineroInoiier. Dong. 4771
7.iOA
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;ynrmen al b~erfanfen.
Wpiidiiipui GJarmen.

@olffiiften 2on6; fein beiiereg
$25 Bis $40 per 4der. 8. 8. Smitf
So, ola Gitp gtat'I 9ant 9Ibg.
8 81
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@erlanet: Snnees Mao6en
ais 0iIfe I'M SousbaIt mo 8or.
TINA sDeier ainoer. $nrneD 4137.
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aarmrn q strEaafsa.

Weite Snruen iHt wrltIidlen Soma
NIB alen Geilen bon Nebrasia 81
biniqen 4reiiea iino gHnIigen Cab
Iungsbeoin9unaeti
s. 3. RaIbron, 1857 Gmoba gla
tiDnal gnnf 9Ine. Gniabn, aebr
SIT
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NalRanl.
@sgufnipfe &
Me@1g@esG9ss:
tI I@nad. binf6l'
1nsu, Dts an hsE
EasgiH psrinmmeIi
GNrt RSpfs gDmohI
ilber nas Rinb.
mmieosfrnu, biz
bsganH bic RraR.
bi BET" iogst is.
NTH Ife nn3iinOer
ia fhcn "a
,bt Sud ias Ssns
10 nod herl pfars
M q etlA bic Sim
hau mad elmer Node
i6rsr glrbsit pisosr
i I$isn touiu 81 utnsn;
lite bod. @is enbIi9 i'm
liz bsE Gatud en- einem
M mtt Esinsu Mnfe bic
a9s bsn Qefbt bes RiHbes
B hab Iia fem 3uItanb
at M9erte uu0 q IeinIin
hr erseimte.
aab nnr irSIner mayer unb
sIIsls r:rbranHt. fein Baud
NlxssbsA. bis MangsR tparen
II. 1gF bdnfene, fat metBe
Hs fbH iber Die helen
Il. gAgsn eerub, be IN nte
ala Db lii in cine unsrs
Iiis ptrsafFt wdten. SIN
Qals Il bintsrm Diem unD
boz RaIts, ni1t isIten Dor
usng Msattsr9ea pe0er IN
nu6 IN ben 9Dpf stnns
SIN CONNER lief
emblem LtrulnL bos pDn
3arEsI -sainmHengeboIten
II sinsrn NIT serfbIiHss
mIdnmten 6at, inter
II hsrbDrgudts. oen
@pssI in bic 5Obe re.
III. ere arrlt Ginlisss.
1T Engesarbeit lsbenb,
he G4naEbe unter frsrns
lltbse I11l bIeheEd3t Ildd|
jdIas ibn aber nun gar
anEs ibn gtiDD1uIi9 sinsn
n Qsbtnsiabrs ging e Be-
anserhirs hntsr Der 0erbs
ipkHn In Der Quite Hidta
bal, III osa WnIo, TIN mad
III sH Iaden. DaB tbn bort
geFxeHeu mar Der g0tiIis
ruaag 5a 0dnleH IS.
dllA feiIr belonners dufgg.
sabe, nilb ltedte, ME all
ulasE INNER bea Singer IN ben
mxsln fba isFunnh nnrsbste
sNtt giaubtsn ni6E sfnmdl, BAT
augIingaaIter srrsihen, nod
Dit MlHtter an ibm i
/ eFIebsn fpiiroe, neil er and
Ibsii nsnig iduste. Msrtpiir'
gDbef es e~sfpmiHeu. chr mi
nky ahs mar It gisris. nod
NsxpA b6rts a fl. LIMB at
ipElsiA 5ekangslnanFen mar, b
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sIaHifisiertc 1lnseiseln.


@erlangt: MGbhen fir Sons.
orbeit. Eel. &drnen 1559Z3.22.I7
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Mcbisiniides.

Samorr6uibcn, SiiteIn fMriert.
Or. 6. 81. 8arrD fiiriert Sdrncrr.
boioen, Stitch uro moere 9nrnls
leioen obne Operation. Giir garalt.
tiert. Shrei6t i'm Bud ither Gnrilb
leioeu. NIT 3eigntiien. Or. @. u.
CORN. 240 Bee Bldg, Omaha.
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Glefhiidts.
gbotOsrapbiidles AteIier.

geiteat 5omilienbiIo jest. madt
arobe dreu0e in tiinftigen Sabren.
spaioIpreiS fir aonfirmanbeu BE.
Iudt uno iebt mos mir fir anoere
aetan, 50 0as Guseil0 II. n%ufpdrts.
Aembranbt Stnbip,
90. mo 5ornnn StroBe.
.unierr Wiloer berbl1heu niel@
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Gorn. ii. glfalfd.ennS, $25 y. Afcr.
9or8ilglideS @derballtauo, lange
5aiIon, miloe @inter. IS miro lih
fir 5ie be5oblt MAIDEN, uticr &en-
neIIees2ono az unteriuden. Sdreibt
ON .. 9. Manller. Sen. Better, Zen.
neIIee Colonization SO, 1867 0mo.
ia gaat'l 8aiit 8logy 9mabu, Reb.
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antOmObIe.

size Glcar, SS45. Gu6ri8iert bon
Girma. Die felt AZ Sabren auaIt.
fdtsprooufte bergeitelt bat. 8or8iigI.
qaenturenolsfidten S6reibt nm
geoingungen. Sir iinb @genten fir
Rebrosfo II. 8eIt.Sopo. 3s6rasfa
Glear So, 81 9. II. Ctr, Gin
-eo[n. gteb. g9ir iprehen Qentih.
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gerIangt:-eine aolonie gutter
0eltI6er Sarmer; Is feline 5nrnen
in einetn Stilf i'm noro0itlider gte.
brosfo: Elm 8iertet bar; beites 2nno;
quite 8erbelierungen. 8artet nitt
unO Ihreibt fir e~in8elbeiten an So.
8. Sblan6. Stanton 9e6r.
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4ntD.R eparafnren.

Eel & 8inflep-3218 Snrnen.
GrTtflaIiige alto. Geparnturen. @uf-
friIdeu modt allc Cars neii. Starfe
Shlepb.gar. - Eel. Douglas 1910.
-4sf3s17
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cemtc nit Grfparniifcn lrcrCcm itets c~rretsat
Nmrst sic ,Gdolibc Omaha Gribiine" tnc
kOmcn 80 fcliSen GclSsalniaeen bctuc9en
wcrNcn In Grumcciocntam cNcr bcitcRcrts
sen GciRdftcn.
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al8 gutter Greltno unb 1unii Der.
bdneeter uiro fd Sopou opiefn
miiiien un0 bic 6ineFide Armfe
ousbiIhen-geeen oie Mitfelm0d.
te2 Cher eesrn 6ie Madt mt ben
g1itteEnf
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gerIanst: ~ 5rnii, i'm in Souid
fir aittes Seim mi SinOer oif5u.
poiIen. Gauernoe Stele fir ridti.
oe 5rnu. GmpfebIiingen Derloitgt
Sci goniou 1878. -3.21,17
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Mib Gurtlls, 1922 Dnrnnm Str.s
8intnter 2 gd0er unb MlnIInee.
Eel. 0ouolos 34tO. 8.1.i7
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gelte 100 Nder Sage GOuHtp
9nrnt. berbeHgrf: TO Ader nnter
RfIi.a, III Wleilgn poH Staof mo
dasis Afdtr &saIih So, 5S0Grml.
0eis Bf6a Cnnba, Aeb. 73s24s17
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Weiu Series fSarms.

8urlington gountp, gtem SerleD
5arms finb unilbertrofien; Site frei.
hilbert u. 9reIer, Burlington, q S.
-3.24.t7
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9etcftiDs.

Games alien. 3f2 0epine
gfod. geiueiie erIongt in arimi.
nal. un0 3toilfdaen. = Anes itreng
pcrtrauIid. Eel. 9pler 1886.
Wnhmtna, Douglas SOP. If.
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1ltilaSps finoerie
80. /.
Bon G mn 6eEnsA

Mie In frii6eren S,ahte1 pGhderx. 70 n
enH5 befoHsers iett s6dseln 5am Q9fnness
irurt uHierer 6rnHfnipelt eeiporDeu Il Ser
iDtnni. finb bariH BAT re on1 He8L b
la pbue qrnbe Wtlhe nnb Acisen enrns
gnanes NIB bon sagIei4 sHatitate III ttlns
s5reance ober fh felblt berlteLe1 laun. 90
Wild6Ss qingerte boH emma Scenes anr DE
fe. aiIber % tetf4is1enen reusiien glnIifrn
bon &aieH c0er 1908 finb fetf nie5il61
observation-disclosures WhffEer bDn E6al9, Bare
toiietfL, 3ed6tH, 6nnbiafheH, &dnb9tn nab
Rtiffnrhesien bnrin eHthditsr, freg6e otne
Sraae aroben 9elfnq flnoeH lperbfn SaNs
men sie mot nit bet 9~siieauna blfier neiihs
item ulIkgdbs.
Sisfss Sa9 fir i2s bortuIFsi px @sN bsp
fdubf
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Nebrasfa 6armeu 81 b~erfamfen.
GLeine Nebrosfn fyormen 81 leihs
ten 8nbllngen - 5 4fer aufuarts.
@ir b~eorbeiten Die Sbnen oertoufte
Tarm. She 6nnacrfOrb 8Otato
WruDers Min, is. Ii. 5oiporo Ctr,
Gfnahd, Meb. @ 937t. If.
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$50 ader feine 5orn. paiieno fir
W2iIdmirti6aft nn6 0ieh5udt, billia
All o~erfauicn ooer 81 bernieten. 50
qlder inter aisltur, ~ Ader AIfoI.
"a. Fir nahere asisfiuFt penoe nan
iih on Ghria Ed0uemanH, Buffalo
mebr -3s26s17
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aufaips (

~
BH I4nad, blnidls
lnsn. BITE an hsr
asRlH ~psriammeEt
hrt RSpfs iDmobI
aber bds Rinb.
mieo rau bic
bssanH bic AraH.
bt bet. iogtt iis.
NTH iis dn3 iinOsr
ia fHrn "a
Bt Sud tns Ssis
IiO nod Rem pfurs
" GttFA hte Gsiiu~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-15
EXTRA BOY IN
NORTH WEST CANADA

j w MoClain, som of Mr. and Mrs
L McClain of this city.
Nobleford, Alberta
Nov, Sth, 1917
Dear mother and father,
/ will drop you a line to
LIT you know that L am in / 4
berta yet.
think ] cam get things i'm
shape here SO that / cam get
started about the last of next
week, SO you can expect to see
me ION or about the saventeenlSh
Of this NORTH.
What has detained me and kept
me here longer than had intend
ed to, is that / have made am
Qther plunge in Hand.
I bought ranch of 10000 acres
with about 1000 head of cattle and
20 head Of horses and SO head
of hogs. All the farming machinery
household goods etc. So this has
taken up some OF my time get
ting things in shape for winter.
We are having lovely weather
here now.
Your SON, w McClain.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-15
sleepIessness.

When you are sleepless for no other
apparent reason than that you just
cannot get to sleep try the following
remedy: Take seven to ten cloves.
Place them in cup. Pour on cup
full of boiling water. Let steep for ten
minutes. Add dash of nutmeg. Sweet
eE with wild honey. Drink before go
ing to bed. It works in nine cases out
of ten in all those Instances in which
sleeplessness does not arise from some
deep-seated disorder.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-15
Patience.

Every man, worthy of the name,
should know how to possess his soul
bearing with patience those things
which energy cannot change, and the
evil of which impatience only in
creases. This patient possession of
ones soul stretches far and wide; it
covers all the domain of social life
all the tract Of inter-relation with 9TH
ers. 1t means patience with every
kind of outside annoyance that cannot
be removed by vigorous exertion. Mrs.
Lynn Linton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-15

scrlption was recommended to me / be-
gan to take it, and it proved to be all
that it is recommended to be for it COM
pletely cured me of all womanly trouble
and built me up in health and strength 1T
is the most wonderful medicine for women
/ have known."-MRs. EMMA SHANKs.
BALFoUR, Iowa. -rI took six bottles of
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
would advise every woman troubled with
nervousness, hot flashes and palpitation
of the heart to try t."-MRs. ALLIE Null
DowNEY.
This herbal tonic for women is made
up in liquid or tablet form and can
be obtained in almost any drug store
in the United States. 1t contains no
alcohol or narcotic, and its ingredients
derived from natures roots and herbs)
are printed on the wrapper. It has
enjoyed an immense sale for nearly 50
years, which proves its merits as well
as the statements made by users. Ifnot
obtainable of your Dealers send 10 cts.
to DR.. Pierce, Inyalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y, and he
will mail trial package Of the tablets, .
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-15
Which Was which?

Jimmy's mother had told him to stay
near the window and watch for the
bride and groom and come and tell
her when he saw them coming After
waiting for some time his. patience
was rewarded, but he forgot to run
and tell his mother. When they were
quite near he suddenly remembered
and called out Justify; Mamma, here
comes the bride and the gloom."-
Christian Herald.