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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-11
DRAFTED MEN
MUST PASS A
SEVERE TEST
Physical Requirements For
New Army Are Based on
High Standards

Washington, July 11.-Regula-
tions outlining physical require
ments for the new national army is
sued to-day by the War Department
! set up rigid standards. In general
these are the requirements:
Height, 5 feet l inch to feet 6
inches.
Weight, between 11S and 211
pounds.
These standards are not absolute.
| Men under 5 feet inches must be
of exceptionally good physique. Vari-
ations in weight above 211 pounds
are not disqualifying unless sufficient
to constitute obesity.
The mental test is designed only to
| develop whether the man is of sound
| understanding.
Examinations of the eyes and ears
are made by charts and whispering
tests.
Disqualifying Diseases
After this exercise the examination
heart is disqualifying.
The men must have at least four
serviceable molars-two above and
two below opposed.
Before the heart and lung test the
conscripted man is required to jump
straight up, kick the heels up be-
hind, hop around the room, first on
one foot, and then on the other and
then make several standing jumps.
After this exercises the examination
| is started.
The chest measurement should be
between 81 and 3S IA inches
The pulse and respiration must be
| nearly normal and the skin in good
condition.
Chronic rheumatism, old disloca-
tions and badly united fractures tend
to disqualification.
Chronic disease of any kind will
disqualify the drafted man.
Must Have Good Feet
The feet should be in fair condi-
ton. Pronounced fiat feet disqualify.
Plans to sift out and exempt from
| fighting service workingmen vitality
needed in feeding, clothing, supplying
and equipping the armies in the field
are being perfected. A corps of ex-
perts are at work listing such indus
tries as would be of aid in maintain
ing the armies.
From official sources it is learned
the list probably will name farmers
as a general class, miners, men en-
gagged in shipbuilding, munition
! workers of all classes and every
branch of industry that aids directly
or indirectly in maintaining the mill
| itary forces.
No Absolute Exemption
Even for men in these industries
exemption is not absolute. 1t is con-
ditional upon the man remaining in
the same line of employment
On the district boards now being
| formed there will be one represen-
tative of labor, industry and agri-
culture. Boards of about thirty
I States are complete to-day.
President Wilson's proclamation
drafting the National Guard of every
State in the federal service indicates
that the militia will be sent to Euro
pean battlefields as soon as their Of
| ficers are satisfied with the fitness of
the units. The units will be mobiliz-
ed on July 15, July 25 and August
5. but 1t will be the last date before
members will be formally discharged
at National Guardsmen and drafted
as federal soldiers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-11
News Items of Interest
in Central Pennsylvania

Newton Hamilton-The Juniata
Valley Campmeeting Association will
open its annual sessions July &c for
two weeks. The hotel on the grounds
opened for service on Monday.
Lcwistown. - George Zimmerman
found half dozen fine specimens of
the flint arrowheads used by the In
dians. evidently in the battle of Fort
Granville in the pioneer days. The
specimens were found in a newly
plowed field.
Hazleton.-Large shipments of
huckleberries, picked on the sur
rounding mountains by the wives
and children of the anthracite
miners, are being shipped to the
markets in the larger cities. The
fruit brings ten cents a quart here.
Hazleton.-The extra ordinary de-
mand for fuel has brought out of
town capitalists here in efforts to
purchase some of the culm banks at
surrounding collieries with a view to
opening washeries to prepare the
anthracite for market.
Tamburg.-William H. Grim gave
eight ringneck pheasant eggs to one
of his hens, and the result is eight
lively pheasants which he will care
fully watch while they mature, when
they will be liberated in the forest
land adjacent to the Blue noun
tGins.
Lchighton.-Mildred Snyder, aged
eight, became impaled on an iron
fence in front of her home. the
sharp point penetrating her lung.
Her condition is critical.
Iseading.-The Juniors, one of the
two fire companies here which main
tain a public ambulance service. has
purchased a $4,000 auto ambulance.
Rcading.-Only fourteen chances
remain for Reading men to enlist in
the guard without being drafted for
service. Company l, Fourth Regi-
ment, is up to full war strength. and
Company A needs only fourteen
men.
Icbanon.-Alfred K. Mills, of Ann
vile. yesterday resigned as deputy
prothonotary, to take effect August
IL. Mr.. Mills who is a son of the
late Bishop j. S. Mills, plans to en-
ter the law school of the University
of PENNSYLVANIA
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-11

recital was given in Grand Lodge
Lodge Hall on Tuesday evening.
July 8, which surprised and pleased
all who heard it.
In addition to the piano numbers.
the program was interspersed with q
vocal solo by Miss Lillian M. Car
penter of Lebanon and recitation
by Miss Edith Reich, girl guest,
which was rendered in a very i'm
pressive and pathetic manner.
George D. Woodill, Il guest of the
Homes, formerly a prominent musi-
clan in Philadelphia for years, and
associated with the Carncross min
strels, at the close of the recital,
spoke of his establishment at tho
talent exhibited.
On Saturday, David ]. Davis, Past
Master of Hyde Park Lodge, No, 339
and David James and w. w. Hop
kins of the same lodge, motored to
the Home from Scranton. They re-
manned over Sunday and at the Sun
day afternoon service, Mr.. Davis de-
livered an interesting and stirring
address on "Brotherly Love and
Fraternity"
On Saturday at 2.30 p. m. a con-
cert will be given at the Homes by
a double quartet from Mozart Lodge,
No. 436 of Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-11

lble Compound is the best medicine
have ever taken and 1 can recon-
lend it to all suffering women
FRS. PERCY PRESTIDGE, Aber-
zen, Idaho.
4 Women who suffer from those dis
zessing ills peculiar to their sex
=hould be convinced by the many
bnuine and truthful testimonials we
Re constantly publishing in the
ewspapers of the ability of Lydia e.
zinkham's Vegetable Compound to
estore their health.
4 To know whether Lydia E. Pink
am's Vegetable Compound will help
zbu, try it! For advice write to
lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
tonfidentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Your
tier will be opened, read and an
vered by a woman and held in
s rict confidence.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-11
LITTLE GUESTS
ARE ENTERTAINED
Masonic Homes Girls and
I Boys Take Part in Patri-
otto Exercises

Elizabethtown, July 11.-There be-
ing fifty-two boys and girls num-
bered among the guests of the Ma
sonic Homes, the Importance is
recognized of inspiring and stimulat-
ing the spirit of patriotism in these
young minds, and advantage is
taken of all opportunities offered.
Accordingly, a pre-Independence day
s~rvice was arranged for Sunday,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-11
IDAHO WOMAN
made WELL
lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Did the
Work Nothing Like 1t

Aberdeen, Idaho. - Last year l
hffered from a weakness with pains
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-11

IN my siuS anu
back A friend
asked me to try
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and I
did so. After TAX
ing one bottle l
felt very much
better. l have now
taken three bot
ties and feel like
"a different wo-
man. Lydia E.
PiOkham'S NePe-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Der SieS an ArSeIuG.
Bon @diOr a. .. 6. giora9t.


9ad1rsns bic Hgee5tntr btiiiH raiFs
fne GntnItangss Cfftnfbe aaF II. ft6r
lanaen 8rrnt bon 200 ail0mettrn 5pis
fdsH ~5abIoaieas paB uHb oss @tbiIt
hfs 9utndfluHts aaes bdtaa fsbt bic
fhIimmt cage IN Anmdnikn 81 rtiteH.
If bas uimani5fs SIR empFiHsliG ess
fhlassn. Sc if stH gspaitig.s 1eif
erfclq, ben mir errEnasn fnbeH, une
tpsrH biz bsferss 5uIddansnbsn Aniis.s
ten iiH an 6OFFaungsn ilammgr'sH Hnb
bic Htfiuns 9umdnisns In sinst Ftgtsts
deu 6eloitlaGt erbliden f%gpilitn. bic
nHter ben WaHefn BON gHlareF gsfdlaz
cen nsrbsH foate. 10 miiNsn ie isbt ibrs
Tldeoen ouf 6al5mait 5itbsn uHo fih an
anbsrs YIdnt ilammefn. Dsldk BE nsits
anslHdambtn Gtrattgsn Barilts glats
ter I6on Dol einiasA EoaeB aHSgutsteH.
Eontii mir igBs 55srlsbeH i1nrtn, Bat
f1s Sinesn an ArssFul iafId9Iih ben
kbtsn @srInm Dgr Hamdnsn Saffe1ta
EpaSn. bic Gnilfeibarg Hbsr bas Ghids
fat bsr 9aaptiiaei hinauspddisbsTk
affE BIZ Ftinbiife hssffslsiiuHg kailt
nits nit BIN nptraiio qE6nsege nurfs
s~alFahrltn pIaH u~nIeEtr rtsEjfgn 6ttrfs-
81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

gertpnnSsttn uno gtTdnqtntn Fei ben
Seinben I3on bor Der Shld6t ON 4rs
esIul insatIamt ruub $4,000 Itann, 10
birfttn hisie leBttn Sample i'm bns bic
Stobt guturet fhlbsnbs 1EaBgtbiet
noh mincsltena fpriifrs 10000 Mlarn
aHBtr Select geiebt habtu. DIE aanse
rumdniide 6ssrtatrais betrng 8u anr
Jana bsa 8rigqes 100000 Mana, Die
Ter 3abI test isbt Elm gerluF bon ruub
10000 Wlann gegtaibsr. 4lfD User
bic 9iifte BIS rumdulf6eu genres, To-
nett Is aus better Mnb mili3drtia ouss
afbilSsieR 1ruppsa bsItanb, ihsloet fir
Bic 5~ortIebung Der admpfs uiis. 3rnar
cat Der Jtinb in ftin MenI1enrsierooi.
tieF hine~inssorifFtn nnb bic Saatnb Bis
Sain is. Sabre 5u ben MdEfen g~eriFsn.
81 iperosn innes biele Wodgn pergehen,
Biz aug hi1ism grioB sinieermabrn
broudbdrt admpfer fuirStn. 5erntr lift
BE geuEe rtmt bttrddtlid. Su aablsn
III fs 5ufdmmengefabt nod nift dnsgts
6tiidt, abr idon iebt ldbt Th ibtrTebsr,
Bah Bic miIitdrifhs gents iofpotf nie
BE 9tuie an aebersmitteIn ufs fit bic
Borifesunp oes ariegss itbr sanubt
tommt. aumdnjfns eslamts 8oOens
fldas bttrdat 137, 902 0nnbrattitomsttr.
@m q. Wotsinbsr hditsn mir 'ton Elm
8isrtel bes rnmdniihtn gpDeHs beftst,
unb iebt hdIien mir $4,000 6unbrais
iilomffsr in ftftsr 6dns alto fat sbens
Fobitl uie i'm pislumirittensu Weittn.
GneIih bIeibt fiir Bic i~peiEsren Opera
iionen barauf hinsaipsiitH, hab btr 9cs
naufpt1 uns bic Nadfabr dasr Gritgss
unb ELECTROMAGNETIC msIsntIid srs
ltihtert. Sect tonnsn pisbtr bic Edlepps
tahRe u~ngthinbert duf BEN Glnb psrs
tfhren. Git parsn IdnQIt 5uIammenees
felt unb fpdrtsten auf ben gsatbsnsn
Momtnt. Sold Elm GdIspptdhn fabi
bHrhTnHittIih 2400 Eonntn. ginies
9abIsn iperpsH beltaen, mas mir burn
DE 9euabuna bes Donauibegts on Mius
ieridf ipnren tonntn, nm "a dHf aHbsrtn
4ritQsihdupldbsn III psrtuenbsn. I'm
itne MdFe (24OW gDHnen1 an Berpflts
gaHgsniittIn obtr Munition sa befDss
GET, bra0dsn ipir entlpsber s QtrpFIss
ailnesBHet. alfo 500 9AIsn nit minbes
iiens 16 qoIDmofibtn, cher 60 Wsrpfks
Qnngs5ii1s btr 5slbhdbn nit menioItsHs
50 aoIpmotipeH. obsr 800 armeefnIts
slat 5a IL anti Baltn nilb tinsr Monns
fmaFt Ron ndhssn laaa Sob, obsr 100
Gnbrpdfil6ionnsn, sn bsrtn 1oribspss
annq titpd 800 BFtrbt tunh5ttn firb nn6
siHe MaBnifAit BIN riinS 10000 a1pf.
WIS acknowledgements. sibt uns bic
grobtrune BON runh sintm Driitel ms
mdniFdsn gobtng cine eons beofuienbt
Sfitgssraft. Dds, fudg BE Begnsr %srs
binSsfn ipoHftn, bic Mitisi CUR NoglFihs
tung Ots afieaes bis aam Gisss gu fin.
BEN. IN uHs burn amer t0pftres 6tsr.
buth BE Srsue nrfsrer W~erbiinbsten.
buf9 Sic SpftrDiaigleit ber 9timut,
bufh bic Gneraie BET 6tsresIeitans sus
affdllsn. gnaIanb Fsht ftiHsn fEFHdbs
Iidsn arisospl1E. ttf anf BE Aushuns
ssruHn DeutfHlanbs bin5isfis, Inc 8ans
fen psraieH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

isiiuha qas6msE. Tad ben idlptr.n
aampf in ben iraHiBloanifden &erssn.
no ieDss Ulubtal bsrburriiapiert nnb
ieoer Berg sine pi6sritnnbsIdGigs 81
lung mar, trsOb IiA bic 4rmsi Jdlisns
6abn in bas Sint9f un6 fihsie ben
srtsn itGIfigsn Shlng Bel zdrans5ia.
Damn breiftis Fd bic 8%arfelsung lber
gtIhIasentn @amdrtH stssn bic qinis
Graieoa-SIaiiua i'm allfalt das 6isf
mar e be A~rmstsrupps oss 0sHerdls
Isuinanis Rhine, ireiGs in gliifrldsr
ars oIe 6inbtrniHe ibsr Dan 6aaFtn
EDerf. Die RamaBtn fisllsa i51f Sttls
laHosn In MlisdIe bei MimHiis galted
nit erDber 5attHadisisii. astr aud
bisis SteIe oes Biberftnnbes irnrbt
enlhbrp6en. Gs fpaEtH bic ~tsrabrteH
ErappsH, BeIdk ben AotenszHt Bab
Hbsrinanoen tdiitH. Die 9tin6e pHrbsn
auf Yiishi atiriEben. in HTotfuitsI. Rim
lIdmmtris fid BE GoFfnuns osr Hantds
Hen an bag DrHhollta ihrtr GislInnasn
Sci GampnIana. Dir hdlitn Re a
itdfhg Bzri9ansi rad BEN RiidgnaEots
Fthisn iibsr ben z1rshIrasr Ydb. Ntsr
bic 8ssrsslnloHnt bt8 GtntEdiItalnnuia
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

isssn unb 9ortpdrtsorinsen her 5rupben
BEG GeneraIfelomdrihdls Madsnlsa
pobt unfsrbeH N bic augen ge0ffnst bat,
i'll Der griidenfHlag bgi Goihoo ttin
@ehtimnis mtht. Die uebsrrafhnng lit
S5lia segIiidt. 9us l~lnternebmsn mar
10 umfidtig borbtreif saB Biz beaiinsn
unb bulgarifhen Regimenter fait ohae
@erluite has rumdniite uftr erreidt~1
unb in msnigsn GtuRbsn bic fart atgz
esbauten feinoIihen SteIungsn in ibrem
BeTit bditen. gs luutoe 5uHdda III i'm
porrus befoblsnen aipisn am trftsH 1ags
Elm engerer, am 5lntitsn Sage til
f~psiftrtr 8riidsutopF ausgebaut nnb
binttr otrtn Ghus Bic ratIole unIi6ers
belt bes gsgnsrs na3nf beniibt, Jdhrta
tin3nrificn, gridtR 81 i9ldgsn, bic
ridDiriiosa 8~et6inbunatn 30 f6lera.
NIT i6fer 9iiTt tiiieIt BIZ esIanitn
9ffsniipErdfft anf 0as anbtrt uf,r gil
iaaffa hnb Oeren 9a 4idubbtbarf nads
~5n3xben.
aahosm in 5~iDsiiagiatr f~ie6sfbafisr
arbsit 6er AuFmarl in bsm jenitiiioeu
gridenIopf btenoet, bic Gperdtionsbdds
gegsn Die Tfdrtiitn ftiHblideu gentns
m~nBna6msn ntiidsrt ndr, bic Gohau
fir ben RadI9ab isiRrlei @efd6r nab
6instrnis msbr bilosfe. bseann osr p
marId. aaes sHttDidelie fig anf @rano
fer gsIsii.etsH @prarbsit eeHdu aHo
ipitlenb nod Den s~rgaHgsneH BsftHIsH.
Dir Msnanismus brdutte nur siness
iddlstt 5n rsrsen. 9ie bsrbiinbsieu
Irappsn bon bier BON 1dsnr rgrs
Idie6snnrligeh gollern habsn fh IN
beipaasgrrsfUsritr 9d'iblin tinEm ssns
heiiIihsa Iiasn tingsfigi. Die 6iits
fore. Bic fk uHsa6. srfdrlis ibf Sihets
hsiisegIiibL ihrsF etstsnilfH. Err
Grfola mar ibrtm 6inesbtHben W8rs
fruuen cine SsIb EpsrfdnbIi1tsit.
Die 9or6treitana nHb Dur5FdhtuHg
eisTts 3ounus Ilebtrsanets mifb in Str
AfitssetFh;hie meft als eia meiHaIi6ts
gbrblis pkityrltbsn. I'm feds GigItH
III mnmfhr bic 8onau in bieIem aritse
unisf ban Sberbtil6g bis @Fntf1lFsIhs
maFidaM ). MadtaIH sripigEeid ahsrs
puHbtH nprbfn. g aanptn eifsmal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

dbsr niHt MIR bsutlde i rlppsn. IeHrsra
gemiIhie g >dnoe 5at @erfiislne. limb
gegeuiibtr btfano Iid Gin nit BEN trisgss
erpEobttn Harfin anBlaHe berbiinoettr
Gsgnsr. Ct Entts Fid Strdrt In elders
FIT pisgsn laF,n. Sab II ben lIfsrIauB
an bitIs etfdbrliHen Gkas idpd6ersh
ardfttn ibsrirug. Slit 6~fduIsnbem
6urrd ttiraten bic baloariIdsn Rt.
aineHttr bas rnmaniihe liftr bsi
gimnisd, bon bsm aug gtnnn an tt-s
1elbtH gieIt i'm 5fosiien galtaHfriss i'm
SATIRE 1913 bic AumdRsn bic Bride
sum bulsariifeH llIer gsldidssn baflsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Uufl1 Teld'u0 ~
H5ginRufdnlef.
Der 9Onduii6ergang Der
ooeeresgruppe 2ad6eaIer.

sriFf srfoIsts, iim ben 5cinO gu tduf9su
sleiaHitig an mthrtrsn CteIen Der
Donau. Die 9emOnitratientn beIdrdnIs
ten fia jtbod uidt uuf cine artiaeriss
%tanpnaOe; g nurOen Suieln bsIebt nnb
an mtbrtrsn 4unitsa bic ieinoliden
ufer srfdmpft.
go blieb Der Geinh SunG9E IN linz
gepiBbeit, 100 Der gotifoB bsdbfhtit
mar; pObin er @srltdrtungsR gu ienbsn
bate. &a@oem inn has ruf6s llsbsr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Der oeuf|&e oSrtols
1T Der 2gdld6a

mad BEN Tssrsihsn gorssbtu Fisb
bds gros unfsrtr fpdIo4Hhm GinfdIlss
drmtt Iofprt i'm SiutaIs abipdrts psitsr
bor, larie 5sile bes stInIogeneu unb
nod Often idngfom ptihenOtu geensrs
anItttm lirfsn 8fiiosI abtrIcHtnb. Mm
10. Hopsmbtr lpurbs GiIidIn errsiHt.
Elm nihiiger anotenpunH bon stpei
Giienbabnen, 6rsi DlHBtdItrn unb
mehreren grobtn 6esrFrdben. Die ibsr
Sns plUBii1e gridsiRsn Otutfher Rsitsrti
mablos %eritauute 8ep5Itsruns btr GtaOt
berhieIt iht rubig. BOD in Der RaHt
gum 20. pur0e bsr 8ormarI9 nnfersr
NuTtIdrunssl. ibsn in BEN nun INNER
breiter fptrbsnbsn SiutoIe fOrtgtfe.t.
Ulit ibrtm rshttn GIiigsl Ifanbsn fe am
Mlittag bts Iplgsnben Sagts Sirta 20
ailometer norbpeitlih grdioba, dben5s
mar bic porriIdsnbs GabaLlsrie z :. II
meter Dor grdiopa. Sn. giImdrfh
ToIett uuiert Snfantsrit. Sag unb Nati
eing ts uuf Der uufgepsi6ten, gum Eeil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

Gbiffob gtlGdene eu1e STEELE 6es gten3s
Hrumss felt monatcn ouserItben. 9as
bOdaeIsgene buIsariiGe 3pnauHfsr be-
bsrrfdt bier peitbin bic feinoIiden
@tganngen. Gutarsit Iisgt fri norbs
DitIiher Ni9tnng in Der luftlinie tipa
100 aiIomster BON GpiHon sntfsrnt.
Con NornneieH ndberts fh bic Rabaasz
re Des Generals b. Galfenhabn. Sas
Ra6srnerf faBte ron glDrDen an0 SapsH
Bet ~fneinunber. Jn eiliger Gludt indtea
biz usberrtFe Ser sefhiagsnea rumdnis
ihen 8erbdnee bet ssrmaInen6sn
Birtnna Der ~ineiadnner grsiftHssn Spta
rationgn iii ntrinnen. Sic hdften Be-
reiEs Bis SDiTton BEN HTeriGuB preis@
gseebsa. Gin erittr raider gerUinH bon
gr0Bter Gebsn.ang.
9ie boz ben GattsnbdDHfdcn Sruppsn
acknowledgement, dbsr an ben gro en-
6luBdbihaitten nod 3d1fn Biberfianb
lsilenben Dipiiionen trdf Der 8orItOB
Des GeuerdleIhHnridaas b. MddenleH
70 ~iiberrdffens in bic 6IanEe, buB lire
ne,isn SteanHgs1 fOfort fart beOrc6t
purOtu. co trsiefts aud hisr ipieber
biz lieberrdIhuag neben benz militia L
Ideu grfoIgs cine 6uEdsrsiftHbs nioe
ralfIde Mirtnng.
8dhrsn6 ber ifeinS nod boais bnrd
Bic GrgisniHe iii - E0brublnd III u
lpra9 eenoHIrnsr rear, ipur6e burh oas
loo bIourhbohtt aidmmtnarbeitea Der
bsEeiIisttn GtsGen Dor isiHsn QuseH,
a6er bon ihm bolig nnbemerti, Der
DonnusIebsrgdng bOrbsreitet. 9ur1
f9arfHe geiuadung iparne jeber grsnse
Dertebr u%aterbunnsn. Sm Ghub. Der
Nabt tntHunoen IorgfGltig berbedte 3ns
fahrfHrnben sui nfer. Die Gtabt oers
bara hiHter elmer Mosfe i6r frieaeriihes
GeFdl. 6intsr ben 95fhuRgsu grub
iih porerR fhpeigfanps fdperes @es
F6ab Gin. Sn BEN nnbeu Bels.ssAe.idI
fanoen bic I. Il. I. WnHiiore, bic hsate
Fxen Bdtrouilsns uHD Motorboote, bic
prntDns unb bic gum 3aiammsnlettn
fettid Decentralization 8riiderttile ses
liderfen nnttrihEupf. 2angiant bate
iid daf bsifen GditHsnneeeH Der fir
ben ngbersana erfOrosrii9e 9amiterbau
ufit Muniiion, geriE anO gtrpftguns
gefint.
Die g~rFtasung ote gtgtnii6erlIegeHs
ben lIEtrs IisB 6as Bagnis disfhisreib
elE1emen nnIidtr mar mr.. ub Der
fia6 Mot nod s5a sen 9Drbtrsitiingsn
srfa6ren aab BfrHdrfunsen Hefdnees
sngen baltic. Roo Dor ipenigtn 3agen
lag Tdnerfs @esdhsftnsr ouf stm
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

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bisr bei gbiHoo BADEN bic RnFtH 1877
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bic tritsn goatpns ahssitoben parsu,
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lisb mar umiabat bon 6tgsiherisn
9nIoiaunaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

Bon Sufdnbissr mtlitarifast esii.
i1itb seidritbeH:
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

Rprweeens ein5ise Burg a6ses
braunt. Gie dlieHe Hnb eli sige Burg
Horpeafns, EsFradi, nabt EfDnbitm,
biz Burg bsr rotptgiIden S5niet Gins
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stt bon 0sltdai. be nnstfd6t i'm Sabre
1000 rbdut iuurbs, III. iuit aug gbtis
Itidnin atmkEbst fpiFb, iHfOles BFiks
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
ENTRIES FOR THE
KENTUCKY DERBY

Louisville, Ky, May 11.-Twelve
and probably IA thoroughbreds will
go to the post Saturday in the $4,000
Kentucky derby at Churchill Downs
here. North Star ILL., winter favorite
for the big race, was withdrawn to-
day when 1t was discovered that a
bowed tendon had followed kick
from stable companion.
The A. X. Macomber colors, how
ever, will be represented by War Star,
Star GaZer and Star Master.
Andrew Miller's Ticket probably will
be the public's choice at post time.
His victory in the derby preliminary
at Lexington greatly boosted his stock
The derby field now includes: War
Star, Star Gazer, Star Master Rickety
Ticket, Omar Khayam, Atwell, Man
lister Toi Cudgel Berlin, Top o. The
Wave, Skeptic, Green Jones, Midway
and Guy Fortune.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
WILL NOT CUT SHORT
BASEBALL SEASON

Minneapolis, May 11.-American as
ISOLATION fans breathed easier today
when it became known on authority of
President Hickey that the league will
not cut short it's season, reduce SAL
aries or adopt other drastic retrench-
ment measures.
L have found majority Of the
magnates opposed to any change of
policy at this time" Hickey said. He
announced the proposed meeting of
club owners, scheduled for next week,
would not be held.
That all magnates are not in favor
Of continuing the season was indicat-
ed when owner Cantillon, of the Min
neapolis club, and A. r. Timme, of the
Brewers. made hurried trips here to
meet Hickey. They expressed the
opinion the league should close its
gates, but after comforting with
Hickey, said they were willing to con-
tinue the season If the other magnates
favored that course.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-05-11
FATS" AND CLEANS"
TO CLASH SUNDAY

The soft gloved. puffy gauntlet Of
the human chair breakers who, because
Of the extra waist avoirdupois they
carry. are jocularly referred to as the
Fats" was snatched up, grabbed and
seized upon by the elongated, string
beaned toothpicks, more happily re-
ferred to as the Leans" today, and a
real game of baseball will therefore
be staged at Cody park Sunday after
noon between these old time rivals.
Nick Collins. self-styled manager
player for the spikes, wirelessed Har-
ry Silversmith, pitcher, and A. c..
Hindman, acrobatic shortstop, when
the news percolated that the Fats"
were running amuck and making
foamy charges and challenges. The
result is acceptance of the defi The
paperweishts are requested to trot
out their Davises, Blacksmiths and
Stonequarries and have them ready
for slaughter when the Leans" skate
over their frames.