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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03

BY THE EDITOR
TN an upper room a young man
paced tho floor all night long.
The night seemed an ctern'
tty. Sometimes he went To the
head OF the stairs and listened.
The sound OF muffled voices
came family 10 his ears. and 20
his nostrlls tho odor OF anes-
thetics.
once he oven ventured 10 the
foot OF the stairs. only 10 be dia'
covered hy the nurse. who
laughed and sent him back.
There isn't a thing you can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03

American are the
Atlanta Constitu
ton. the grestess
journal OF the
South; the Times
md Blade Of To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03

ana blade OF TO
ledo. the Detroit Free Press, MI
waukee Evening Wisconsin st.
Louis Globe-Democrat and Post
Dispatch. Pittsburg Gazette, Day.
ton News, Minneapolis journal and
Tribune. ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
Boston Transcript. Seattle Poss-IN
teilIscneer. Denver Rocky Mountain
News. Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
Chicago Daily News and Herald
From Seattle P.I.
HEARD ON A STREET CAR
I'm thinking OF enlisttng with
the engineers corps"
What do you know about IN -
gine?"
81 guess we doa't get much Of
the real stuff that's going on IN
Germany"
"Not much. All their news b
censured."
Billy Sunday says he has trapped
the devil. Maybe-but a lot Of
fellows will continue to raise hin
Just the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03

NEW YoRk-While detectiyu
were looking impatiently for . DO
tel thief. Mr.. Buriord appeared ssc
explained that the dilapida,ed con.
dition OF his room was due 10 biz
efforts 10 find q collar button.
Sailors in the Philippines have
started e boycott on beer because
the price was raised to 10 cent? a
glass. II ought TO be easy for ,
sailor 10 boycott IL He's used %
living on water.
Among the splendid newspaper
which should be the pride o. ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03

up the feet. Use "Tiz" and wear
smaller shoes. Use "Tiz" and for.
get your foot misery. All! how
comfortable your feet feel.
Get 25-cent box of "Tiz" now
at any druggist or department
store. Don't suffer. Have good
feet. glad feet. feet that never
swell, never hurt. never get tired.
Beware OF imitatlonsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03

Centuries paused. Eons dragged
their weary length And 10, II
was o'clock. II aeemcd 10 the
young man that tho hands OF his
watch stood still.
bay dawnod. No sounds came
from below. Tho young man
wondered II his wife was dead.
II was IN tho sprlngtIme Of the
year. Outside the window there
was n maple tree. II WAS throw.
Ing out now leaves. tender and
vivid green. The air. as the
young man learned. when he
opened the window. was rcdolent
with springtime smells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-03

70 EcoNoMIzE leather they're making sos and
aluminium. Must beat eighth quality anyhow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid OF dan
druii is To- dissolve 1t. then you destroy
i, entirely To do this, get about tour
ounces OF ordinary liquid aryor, apply
/, at night when retiring use enough to
moi,,en the scalp and rub It IN gently
with the finger tips
Do this tonight and by morning mos,
il no, all, of your dandruit will he gone.
and three or four more applications VIII
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF IT, no
matter how much dandruit you may
have
You will find, too. that all itching AMI
digging ul the scalp will stop at once,
and your hair will be fluffy lu'trou',
glossy silky and soft and look and feel
hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon a; any drug
store |, is inexpensive and never fails
10 do the work ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

number oi the intimate friends OF
Mrs | y Poole lll Wet W,sb,,,,,,
street. gave her surprise party at
her home Wednesday evening, to cele
htatc hcG birthday anniversary The
conIcS, iayofS ot the evening were won
by Mr. Charles Irwin and Mr Albert
Baker supper was served informally
at the close OF The evening by Miss
Kathleen Lewis, Miss Mabel Mckin-
ley, and the Misses Mabel and Nevada
Poole The guests were Mes,r, AMI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

By NTtTNH DdTI dTT
81 HlSS BESS STEWART, Miss
M\M Blanche Cagrrt Ms, Mar
UWJ pucr,tc and Mis-. Caroln.
q " g C.I..,t ST, ~ / p..ll
hr;,t N, I,rry \c,r,u N, Iobo
II,,',hm,n H.. ,b,,L.. votl,r. II,
h,i,rJ I',n,, and n, ceorgc pmrr
L,ncb made f., =, ,,,,, ,'h, cn,,yrJ =
.,.aL ,.,l ,t N.r,hc,s, bl, Wclrc,
ia, c,rr,n,
''' u
II viii be i pleasure to the many
friends Of Mr. George g.. Kerr. who ha,
been quite seriously m at his home.
100 West Eighteenth street e. know
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

Mrs II I. Blouut 22l4 West -Four
toen,h street, was hostess TO the Las
Vegas Bridge Luncheon club yeStcr-
day having as additional guests Mrs.
W K Peck, Mrs { Fred Coiiman.
Mrs {. " l.. Stichl. Mi% Alma S,iehl.
Mrs. Hollis Guy Oliver. Mrs Claude
Nowln. Miss Anita padeliord and
Miss Moll,e Cherry The guest favor
was won by Mrs. Coiimau and that for
the club by Miss sara Garrison. The
next hostess will he announced.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Women's
Handkerchiefs

Womcn's fine lawn Handkerchieis
ln an assortment OF patterns and hens
% the very special price OF six for
2Sc-tI.irSt Floor)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

The Bucno Sucrto Bridge club. whose
meeting Yesterday was postponed be
cause OF the Virginia Shaiicr concert
viii be entertained with their husband,
Thursday evening at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. Paul II Crawford, N4 East
Eleventh street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

Within ten minutes after an appli.
cation OF Dandetine YOU can not find a
single trace OF dandtuii or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after a
lew weeks use, when YOU see new hair.
fine and downy at fitSt-yes-bu, really
new hair--growing all over the scalp
A little Dandcfine immediately
doubles the beauty OF your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy. Just moiSten cloth with
Danderine and c, ciuly draw II
through your hair taking one small
strand al time The effec, !, amar
ing your hair will he light. fluffy and
wavy. and have an appearance oi
abundance; an incompatible lustfe,
soilneSs and Insurance
Get 1S cent bottle Of knowl,on',
Dandctinc from any drug store OF
toilet counter and prove that your hair
IS as pretty and SOFT a, any that Il
has been ne lected ur injured by care.
less ttcatmcnt-,hat's all--you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots of /,
II YOU will Just try = little Danderine
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

street entertained the Sans Soucl
Bridge club yesterday Her additional
guests were Mrs. Jasper Allen, Mrs
Ferry I. Williams and Mrs : 7. VIZ.
Continued on Page Eight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
kU6clzpzz%fl i
Tomorrow's S Events

ladies' Music club, Musical Art ins,i-
tut~
Miss lillian Dechmnn, theaier party
for the members Of the Ready to Help
club.
ihin-Chln club, picnic
4. ~ u. club, Mrs, y. ~ Welt,.
saturday Evening Dinner club. Mr..
and Mrs. Porter u, Morgan
social Embroidery club Mrs. George
Van Arnsdnle
Iiris' Debating S0cleb, breakfast nj
Mc>abb park.
saturday I,cning club. Dr. and Mrs.
Antonio u, Young,
jolly Dotrn Dinner club. Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. \. It0Jle. B2 West Twelfth
street,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

Mrs + H. Foster Mrs Allen Har-
tcnbower Mrs g. h Saunders. Mrs
George l.. Dent, Mrs. Frank Nunu.
Mrs. ! W Robertson and Mrs I. W
tlclland were additional guests yester.
oay when the Jefferson Park Auction
club met with Mrs X f. Wood. 2S0S
North Hudson street Mrs Dent won
the afternoons favor The club will
meet Npril % with Mrs \ 4. Davis.
llM West Eleventh street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Dainty Undermuslins for Children

We're ready for the girls Saturday
on the Fourth Floor In addition TO
the beautiful dresses, goats etc your
attention is directed To undermu,lin,
Princess Slips Lace or embroidery
trimmed ruffle, neck and armle,, lace
trimmed some have insertion IN yokcs
Sizes , TO 10 years. Al SOC to s22S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

Mr.. Baker, in the address I had
satisfaction of hearing, showed that
he was untiring in the creation Of an
army he believed to be Of the "best
sort" regarding this army as ma
terial warriors in a spiritual war
fare"
Yet in the midst Of an awful war,
this man with graver responsibilities
than any of "a former Secretaries
of War had time and inclination to
give thought to what he believed to
be a vital part Of this great demo-
cratic struggle. In referring to the
urgency Of securing the necessary
output from the factories, he said he
did not believe we could secure it by
using up the vitality Of the working
women and their children.
eve cannot afford when losing
boys in France to lose children at
home" he said. 1T will do no good
to send our sons to France to fight
for our political rights If while they
are doing that we surrender our so
cial and industrial rights "The
government has advanced rather than
relaxed the standards for the protec-
tion Of workers since the war start
ed" was n of the encouraging
things he told the audience Of people
who were present to plan for the pro-
lection Of women and children, in in
dustry.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01
spariamkeit mnN tricoszsparmarkcn.

es TT lehter, in fleuat @ctrdgeu 5n iporen ais in groBG Sum.
men I'm mt ieoermnnn i'm 2anoe in Dem Stano 81 iten, 81 iparen
lit elm 9Iu1 en1porfen porog, bernrutelt oePn man INIT Is Gents an
fnngen fam, mo 8par onra 9nmf bon Spmmmfen mo Spurforten
NRnn fault cine Sparmnre 3u Is Gents lmo te5t fe nf Die Spar.
forfe. Gefe Spartarte miro 9eieiert Deun man cine Sparmarfe fault
Sic bat QIob fir 16 folbcr gaarten.
Snbnl0 Die Spnrfarte geilt lit fam man cine arcB5.S pormarfe
erbnlten. Damn miro 6ds @GD ber5n5 mo 5par nit bier Gro3ant
8inRslnRn ieeg gierteio5r. @nn fam ode aregs.5pormorfen od
oireft fir 9arqe0 fnufen. Ger Erei8 lit berihie0eu uno 5dn8t non Dem
3efpunft ab, on Dem man fe fnHt @abreuo os 8e3emberS 1917 u0
Os Souiors 1918 fofen fe bier Goaors uu6 3uotf Gents. gud 6abr
Bet feigt Der &reis I'M etnen Gent in jeOem 4ionut na9reo 0S
Snbres 1918.
Scr 9reigtnnidieo spHbcn Ser sporfaHe, Bic einen g9crt BON bier
Dollars bartlett, mo Dem &rere elmer aregss5pormdrfe mlB bar be3oblt
neroen. Gas beoeutet, bob, ner cine &rteq8Sporunrfe TN DECEMBER
1917 o0er i'm Samnr 1918 fauft bel Gtnreidung ieinT 5barfarte 8p0li
GentS 5u5aDen muB. Sun 6e6ruar 1918 in0 6re5ebn Gents %5u8u5oben|
limb 10 neter Elm 3uifIag Ron eneu Gent fir ie0en afondt GGpr|
rnterideo un0 3nihlog felt bic ieoen @onot oer0entcn 3nin or m0
miro bel Der 5aaiqfGt 8"urutbeublt Ser 9daigtetsterurn lit Der H.
Snnpar 1923, an neIden 3anm Die aegtermg $500 Clint Collars fr
i0e otehr arte9ssSparmorten b8obt
geIn ginhnuf ser erfen arnqsSparmorfe pr0 0et adufer Elm
aregs.Spar5rtfifot geieet. 3uGs 8ertfiat bot 4ob fir 3prn5ig
arpgs.Spormarfa. m1an febe ode @arfen mf 6s 8erhftfat, 6$
iobolo Is boa it, ot ]. Sonuar 1928 eneu @ert BON $4,000 (en Sum.
bert Dollars Bat.
9aan be8ahtt un6 er6dt oHo fotgen6es: @enn Sic spa13ig QIate
nf Dem aregssspm3erhfiat nd6reno oS 1e3enber5 1917 oor 0sI
Snnuars 1918 gefllt fno, TO betraqen Die quslagea fir Den adtfr
S412, 01s fno SS240 fir os boae 3ertftfat gn uien Gage i'm
Snnuar 1923 miro Die gegierung elm folheS nit $4,000 cntoien. ga8I
beoeutet Dab Der BETTER eaen Qetoproft non $3.50 fir Den @e6ran6
Fires @eBes erbdlt.
ger noorbegefbenerpee 8argd6 ben6Hgt fam es or6alten marn
er aana ooer tellpeie 9elate 4re95s SRor3ertntate o5gt5t pic Rga
ring 5abt 0s 5url6, mas 0ofir mbe3abIt nor6en it, nebt 0en 3nen.
8nfblag bon elten Gent pro 0oat fir Ine areg5.Sparmarfe ni benz
3erfHfat. Cine Isabelle 0e5 acknowledgements lit of Der GidiataI
jeoes neutrality-suspicious. 81 ftn6en. es tit ie6ot 81 bopn, 6B bon
Die Glarfet un6 8ertfitdta fm0 in sen @oTimtarn, 9anfen 1u6I
grnfgeieQiaafte1 iomte an bieRn anoeren oo3u beredtgten 0~fentG6en
5tenen erbaHIid.
Ga fe Sen gaIanten Geithm Ser Hereinafter 5toatan og garorie
hobet ua6 in Der oben ongege5enen @eHe efnIsbur ft0, 70 1e5t cine
eHaDertaaa Der aTieqsssParmarfen ooer Der arie8 s-sPo3ettffae oBn.
hlb ieoer 916gHbfett
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01
sdnupfcn 1T eefd6rli4

92lr feline Qnqt. i6r geuta, Sic
.i1r 70 Qarne 0an Sanupitabaf in
eaere giaie oui3iebt. SIR ict0 uidt
0cmeint. G8 ioa et6 nidt maiB ge.
madt per6en bdB ous Batter 6es
5dnupfens eld Den Goo bringe.
8ir molten bier bon ettDas nn0erem
re0en:
Qn8 naBfnlte @etter. bos oeuoml.
lid 0eu uabergong bonn Goamer
gum 8fater ua0 rom @inter gum
50mmer bil0et lit Der meni6Gden
@eiun0bet menig 8utrdgIih. user
uidt bon @auie o1ran geno9nt it,
ben unbil0en Der Q8itterung 5rot
BIT bieteu, 5ie5t iid bel oieiam SECT.
ter Ict6t 0as SIT, mas man g~eneulig.
Ii6 cine grfdItung nenut. Grtaltun.
.gen un0 Sdnupfen idDd@en o6er
ben meni6Iiden Grqanismus un0
cr95ben 6amit iatne GmpfdngIidfeit
fiir onoere aranfbeiten. Gem geiun.
cen a0rper t0nnen Die aGentbalben
in Der Suit berumihnirren0en uis
froifopiih tleinen Stranf6ettsfeime
uidt bel nububen. or nimmt iie
8lUnr ouf, pirit iie aber, iobol6 er
.i9re Observation-Disclosures erfaunt
bat, ihIeuuigit mie0er binaus. un6
.iel6it nena 0as ui6t Der Goa lem
ioqte, meun iie i'm a6rper blei6en,
10 lit lire 92adt uber Die geiun0en,
lebeu5frdftigeu Grgane beoeutungs.
log. Sur menn bic Seine in uber-
GROCER 3abl in ben &orper einmm.
idiereu. 10 6oB 6eiIen 3efeniiDhnB.
.reaelu aeaen tie nihts aus3urihten
bermoaefl. o6er peun Der Grgauis.
mus iufolge irsenofpelder SdDa.
dung nidt in Der Gage it, ben elm.
oringenoen 6ein0 nit Der n6tigeH
gntidjie0eubeit al betdmpfen, finn
bic 8eoinginges fir ibre GntlDid.
.lulg gegeben rn0 es fommt 81 ei.
ner ertrnnfung.
G~rf1Ituggea bereiten ben gobeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

tTrue translation filed with the postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on
T. as required by the act Of Oct, 6. 1919
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01
@iaett bon MaTaduietts iol gadD.
fOiger Wlauus WeEoen,

@ai6ington /. Sea 6reoerid
IS. 8iQett ron Maiiaduietts miro
oIs 6iibrer Der Repu6IifQner i'm
@ouie ais 9iodfolger Saulas 81.
.@larns qeuarnt. 2etterer beitdtigte
ieinen t~empordreu &iidtritt infoIge
an9egriifaner 8eiun0beit. 6err
.@iaett fat bieIa Gualififattoaen fir
Die 6jibreridoit, er Bot me6r als %
Sabre i'm 6auIe qeoient un6 lit has
0ienIt1Iteita U}itglieo oes gelpiQi.
.gllugs Qusihu1eg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

bend, ba5eidnen. Sn beridie6enen
2anoern itn0 oieie Stimmen aud
0urhgeorunger, un0 an Die etaae
Der 8~o6esitrafe lit Die Ie6ensldngli.
DE 6reibeitstrafe getreten. Sn Sta.
lien iin0 Die 9inri6tungen niai
me5r boa5ogen noroen, ieit i'm go.
BENDER 1883 Der Senat oos neaa
strafeeies, 6as Der IooesItrafe tei,
nen Rolim mebr gepdbrt, init 1o1
asaen SO stimmea 0raeaeumsu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01
se D~SaftreAmno
Scr Go6esftrafe

90 LANCE IN unIeren mooernen
memtsitQaten Die &ooesftrnie einge.
Eabrf III, 10 Iange Bat Is nidt an
gtimmen geIebH, bic Die gerUaltiome
90tlaag zines giefideH 0urh Die
isanfIide @eiDaIt ols unmoraliih,
NIT ben Saeunaa 0es g6riItentums
n uuuerspbarem @i0griRrQde ie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01
Our Very Human
Secretary Of War
By Mary z. Mcdowell, In the
Chicago Examiner.

"I can say that no American SOL
der wears or will wear a uniform
made in a sweatshop," was n Of
the remarkable extracts Of a remark
able address delivered in Baltimore
last week to the National Consumers
League by the Secretary Of War, Mr..
Newton D. Baker.
1t came as the last chapter to a
story that l had heard a few days be-
fore, while in New York City. In the
early days of our coming into the
war, soldiers uniforms were found
in a tenement house with the sign
"Diptheria Here on the door. An
investigation brought to the Secre-
tary Of War the facts, showing that
by contracts und subcontracts sol
diers' uniforms were being made in
o%vercrowded homes-violating the
New York tenement house laws.
1t was also found that women were
paid only 1872 cents for the finishing
Of an army ~overcoat. This can hap
pen no longer, for the order has
gone out that heneeforth state laws
must be obeyed by the United States
government, and that 25 cents shall
be paid for finishing an ~oyercoat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

bat au6 in 9elgien ftuoen feini
$inridtniteen mebr itatt. Denneleid
Die Tooesitraie BORT geieslid nod
uidt mifgeboben iii. Eatid2lid If
Dies ieooA Der San; oeun 5iim let.
tenlnaIe lit inn Sabre 1866 bic 80,
%oesitrufe noaitreft moroen. Su BEL.
giens 9tah6aritaat, &oaano, lit %.
gegen Die GoOesitroie ouh geietlid
abgei6offt, e6enio in Der Sdruei5
in &ortltgal uuo 9ltmoRien, iomie IN
einigen norOomeritamiden 6reiitao.
ten. 81 Den Iagteren gebort aber
nidjt Der Stoot 9lcu 9orf. Sier
lit. me IN me5rerm au0ergl 9taa.
ten. dllerotngs oas iriiber iibli6 &C.
peieue neutrality-suspicious. 0urd
oen Strang a~uigegebcn por0el
gieit3eitig aber Die &ouitreilulg
Der &ooesitraie 0urd Gleftri3itdt
3ltr @iufibritng geIongt.
g(Qe ofeie &turihhmgen fms, 10.
melt bel Der 9olitredimg Der &ooes.
itroie ~uberboupt 0npon Die 9leoe ieiu
taurL ourh od5 humane 8eitrcbea,
0en 3elinQlleHten m18JidH idlmer5-
lis in Gin 6eiierts ooer inlettare5
Sqieits an bcf0toern ~berporgerlt.
fen. 60 a6itoBen0 Die @urtttuu.
gen aub iegt nod ltu0, 70 ituo tie
ood cine ggpaiti9e 9eicrung otn
irubaren 3uitda0gn geaeuiibcr 100
Die @inri4tmgm III Der grauiam.
item &etie bOa508eu nttrOen, uHO
Die nod nidt 10 lanBe Btater urs he.
gen mte maRaar 0ettt.
gis 8u @n0c 0eS Is. Sobr5m.
0ert5 mar Die Softer uH0 bic ber.
ddrfte Io0e8itraie oura GdOarn
&%erbreaHen pip. nod manden
5lDIliiierten &anoern IN 8ebrauG. Sn
&reuBeH muroe bic Softer ~oQeroiu98
idon baIHt Reglermgsaatritt 6rie.
0tiA oe5 9roB2n abgeiHafTt, in uau.
4cn 0eutiden Staateu blie5 tie ober
IN strait bis iiber oas Ga0e oes is.
5a3r9unoert5 Rilalls.
43an betradtet in Der 8ipiIiiiertea
&elt ais ihImmiten Tell Der &o0es.
ltrate 9ette nift Die Iotllng an ii4,
lonoern Die &o0e5anglt Der Der 8.r.
arteiIte pom &aa Der urteilsUertun.
Dung bis 8um Gage Der 8inridtun8
unteruorfan lit. Gie legten 4ugen.
5ltde bat man ibm Oesbol6 aud
mp9li6 an erleidtern geladt.
Sn ENGLAND, 9taBlano, Geiterreid-
Qngarn uno Der &urtel miro Die -.
Oesitra1e oura Den strong poa.
ltrett. 8ie er0roiielang 0ur9
Der 8alspir6eI oos io8auaHn,
ta 9arottlaret, iii nur in 5paaicn
9e5raulth. Gas Sdofott tit BORT
nit etnem itartea &1abl berie5en,
an oem %redtpirtiig eth 9aisaien
on9ebradt lit. Ger 8enter ieBt Den
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

iir ole m6gliden Grfrontungen Dor,
lno oe5bnJb ioIte mon iid Dor
i9nen bitten. Ole meiiten M}eniheu
ieheu nos aild ie5r no6l Elm; ober
Der @eiit lit miQiQ uno 6as 6leiidl
1T idmah, pie es IN Ser 9ibgI beiBt.
1e9r biele 0enfen, penu e5 iiA nm
SduB bor grf1ltung bonoelt; 4h
mast sd lperoe mir niht QIeid ct.
mos bolenl" uu6 loiicn in itrdfIi.
dem Geihtiinu ieIbit bic einiahiten
ShubmaBnabmen orBer ndt. gtiht
immer, aber BIN un0 pie0cr lit elm
Hebr o0er neniqer beiti9er Sdn1p.
Ten cine peiulihe Grfltttng bic
6oIge Gin Shul9fen lit nun oQer.
0ings nod feline geidbrlihe &ront.
bet, iou0ern MIR etma5 llunngeueb.
mes rH0 llnbequeRe5. Die @eiobr
liegt meiit 6ortn, DOB er cine Dor.
itberae6cnoe Shmadtlag Der 9onr
ititition nit iib bringt. SIT oieie on
it'd niht ionoerIid itarf, 70 bergro.
Bert er Bic W}08Iidfeit elmer gr.
tranfrng ieIbItberitdn0Jjd reht Be.
tradtIid 3or1tm muB man fif Dor
grfalttlng in @nt uc5men Gem
ldd0et tie einem bielleidt fiiuimol
uidts 10 lit oomit nod lauqe nidt
9eiogt, 6oB es bei Dem icaiten
Q2ale aud pieoer 70 gut obIduit uno
boriibergebt obne cine on6ere ernIt.
lidere ~grfranfung our 6ol9e at ba.
ben.
9lon m1tB if oIio nor GrfGItltng
idiben. Q6er mic? @oriorglide
Qlitter tln bo8 IN Ser 9aQel. iuoem
tie lire ain0er BON Gopf Lis all ben
.5iiBeu iiberrUarm au3icbcn, 10 0aB
fem 2iiitden and MIR Die ~Ieiieite
8ele9Gnbeit bat, Ole 8aut oeS nrmen
@urm5 GIT berli6reu. Iunit lit Sic
.@cfabr ooB oos fleine @eid0pf ith
0rauben aerfQlteta freili6 ousge
ihaItet. Gs niro bernutIif itber Die
43aBen ermarmt rad 5Quie TONE
men. Qber bo8 redte 3grfa5ren lit
es ntdt, Gem Die 9out 0aS tin6.
Iiden @6rpars miro our6 Die Gin
~Pafmetho6e 70 ber8GrteIt, 0aB iia
.bal0 aud nidt mebr bic ~IeiieIte Bug.
.llft, ben geringiten aaLtegra0 er.
tragen fann Sic Gpfar bieicr I'm.
iinnigen met6o0e mer0en i'm ipate.
rem Seben Die eriten fem, bic elmer
Grtdlttnq mbeimfnaen neil ibre
4}ltttcr aLle5 geton bat, ibrn a6r.
per ieiner notirIiden umgebung, Der
&uft at e%ntD0bnen. 4bbQrten, nidt
herDaidlihen uu0 b~er31rteln lift Die
ridltige 0}et6o0e, ben menI6liten
4orper ge9en Die unbil0en Der 3it-
terung 8u ihuten. 8egimt 6ieie ab.
bdrttug i'm irubIteu a~iH0esnlter,
ielbItUeritdn1Ii6 MIR BET geiun0eu
Stuoerb 10 miro es ben Sielnen
nidt oo8 geringite idooen, mern iia
oud i%nln0enlong in adIte, Ghnee,
Regen uno glaIia iid beritmtlmmeIn.
SIN gegenteil oas miro linen gut
tun uno ita MIR nod mebr gegen
4iu0 un0 @etter feien. ltn6 fper
iid redt8eitig o6hGrtet Der mir0 fid
oud IN ipdteren Sabreu nidt, iobalo
iih Elm fIeines Qaftdcn riibrt, in
moqene 5lomI8 mo Gel8c ein5tl-
blaen brauden 8or S5abren trugen
mir nIte 2eltte @ummiidube. Selttc
muB ie6e5 Gin0 Iie haben. 81 Do
ourd Die Star6lidfeits8iffer nermin.
bert Doroen ift lam man aber fig.
lid ~be8ueiieLn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

Die @etp gorfer Suffragetten
ideinen gu Dem 8a6Iradt gefomme
gu iein ME oo5 blin6e &ubu gum
aorn. lierHon6 mills ndHlid getan
BADEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

OATH OF ALLEGIANCE: II here
by declare, on oath, that ! absolutely
and entirely renounce and abjure all
allegiance and fidelity TO any foreign
prince, potentate, state on sovereign
ty Of whom | have heretofore been a
subject; and that | viii support and
defend the Constitution and laws of
the United States Of America against
all enemies, foreign or domestic, and
that | will bear true allegiance to the
same"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

gie iorgfdltigIte gr6eit lit geraoa
nur gut genug fir bic erbaItune
Sbrer aueen. Or. @eiIano. in 6re.
mort sibt SbHgn ipI4s arbeiL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01

Man unteritise bic 6eltiAe
Breiie, in6en man gu i6rer 8erbrei.
tuHa beitrdgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-01
WGnn Sic elm Dollar warren?

@enn Gle elm Dollar pGrsH, parSen Sic Oann fir einen
Saugcrlu6n %arbcen, pber bieleidt fHr cine 3etans ~boatdHOia
untdtig Iieseu, pbcr mHrOen Gle b~iaansaeben nnO mad Der
6efcu grbcit aaSidan baIten, bic 5a finOeu 1T unO bic S9nen
Barnntie bictet in ge5ns unf lire @srOieutfabistdtP "a eibt
eS nnr c n c antpurt. SrutSem si6t es biele intelligence nHO
arbeitIame 8crioncn, bic bisien @rnnbiat uidt aumenOeu nnb
uiat ibr 1eIO far Fb arbeiten IaHen. Gtluas 81 DcTbieHen naO
peniaer ~nnssnee6en naS Den ~le6srifuR arbeten 5n laRcH ST.
sntcm 2o6u, pine Gin GiFfu 81 H%6crue6men, beft fit bic 8R-
tnnft iurgen.