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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
6eianna nnb a%u6Ienmnnaef.

9eD glotf 26. @1oi.-geiber BON
6duiern nit Gin5elmobnungen flint.
oigten an. oaB iie megen M}angels
Git aoDIen lul0 Der bobcn 8reiie
aeatDingen fem muroen, Sen ndd-
item g1letsfortraften cine oerartige
aI0uia efn8nfiigcn. 8eul5ufolge foQ
itngeniiaen0e 2ieferunq non Sei8unq
nao beiBem @niier, penn 6as o6en-
1%eudfnten llmitdn0eu 8%u3ulfrei6en
lit. Hidt ols aoltrdft6ru6 gelten.
Soils bic 3eit, in Der sic Sei8una
mau8eIbaft 1T, Idnger olS As Stun-
ben 0auert. 10 ioa Der 9iieter ent-
aoi0t meroen. a~noererieits ioaen
Die 4fieter berpflidtet iein, ettpns
laelr 3n 3ablet ais i'm Gcntraft
ntsgeuladt mnroe, faGs nef Saus-
leitRer Is Hro3eflt 1tebr un0 bar.
ilber fir Soften 31bien mitB ais
fir iie lin april 1917 berIangt
mar0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Oen. Billings lcbtes
Dcrt: Paltet Bcloicn!

2onoon. %. 9}oi. Sn cincm
W1emoron0uut oes beritorbencn &c.
nerals bon giiiins, oos fir Gaiier
&il6eEm beftirmt NOR, rdt ser
8eritorbenc 81 elmer @Rglie6erung
gelqiens, Qbidaffung Der Gpnaifie
iomte eifler Hegieruug NIT %eiierner
6uno. 8elgiens Qlisiholtlmg ma.
re etae 6mlptbeoinaung i'm 6oIle
eifies fpdtereu e1gliiden Griegcs,
@rfoIg at ermarteH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
DicScramffiibrunaS Ger
Opcr ,,Splucitcr''!

Gic prddtige nlel00ieltrcihe bret.
Ioftiac C.gr o5Dloeiter ben ~.
Stub. Steele mirb ogt 5onmtoq 9iod.
nlittoq ben D. ,Sllai bonn Omaha
YiuiifDerein ouf nieIieitiges 9erlm.
Iael 5ttlu 5lueitcn nal oufgefilbrt
Iner0et. 8ie critic quffubrung mar
iiir Die 5ahIreih eridieneneu 3ubos
Ter cine ioIde freu0ige ue6erro.
idnuq iie 5eigte ibnen Elm mtiifns
.liihc5 2Serf bon ioLfcm Gai5 un6
8ert, 0aB Der a~oatponiit iofUobl ols
Der W}uiffBerein non plelen Seiten
.eriudt mItr0e, oaiielbe bod tod elm.
mol 5ur auffHtrung gu brinaen, I'M
cinem aroBeren QSubLifilH @elegeu.
belt at qeben. fid 6arnu all ~erfreuer.
Q1rauf6in Bat man fih sur 4ieoer.
dolltng 0eiiel6eu OH Counting Den
3. Sruii purft 4 It6r Iommittogs
entidloHen
Die 4~nffHbrtulg miro in Scr
gIeidguteH @eiie ME oas critic nal
Dor lid geben. Qer Gbor un0 0as
Srdeitcr meroen ibr geites bieten.
Dos muifaIiide 4u6litum. Beion.
Oers unier sablreides 9eufifitum In
Gmo9a INTO ~llmqegenb, oerr Der
9omDoniit Ser Ih Gl6. Gecic ia
ldngit ais tidtiger Mufter 1ul0 81.
rigert befattnt it, ioate iif 6icia
4~ufiuhrilng nidlt etitgeben Iaiien
Gle miro 9lten eiaen berrliden @e.
uuB bercitan. 8eion0er5 6as 8eutih
tlfn in Der Hntaegeno BON Gnta9a.
Oos ourd ungiiufti9es @etter Der.
mar, Der eriteH 4liffubrilng
bei3uuobnen foaie iid sur 85ieoers
0es aroBen 8erfes red)t 5abl.
reid eiHitellen. 8a5 e%i1dtimanige
llrteil Der 9eiuder Der eriten 4uf
fibrlug Der Gper aSDloeiter@ nor,
oaB Is bic grobortigite 9orbictmg
oelhiden Singer ieit unierm
Lmber9eBIiden Sdugerieit mar lmo
iolden grf0la Oentider aunlt
uniere gelltihen mit5uerIe.
jen iih beitreben. 8idets iin0 feet
don bon ben GaHgera nn6 inl agas
iiDercin ali Habea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
G6ciitlidlrr nrmiahnn0rlt.

Ter Gaitor q q. Glebclalto BON
Set Central Bart aongreqotions.
Stride muroc 6reitag nahmittng &c.
gen bier l5r mad Dem 4oriou so.
tel berufen, I'M bort cine 8ralung
bor5uneGnten. $. Q. 6Qffter bon
ieiner @emeit6c begfeitete i1n. 9lls
Der 0eiitIide 0as ibnl ongegcbene
Gunner bettot. itIlr5ten iid cine
6rou mo 5pei Wanuer ouf IGN mo
3tpangen ibn ms ga0e3immcr, NOR.
ouf Die 3rou iih 6oDon ntafte. 3ic
bci0en Mdnner foroerten bon Elebc.
lnno baum $500 o~n0erenfaas iie
ieinen gfuf ida0iaen un0 i'm 0d.
alts Der 5tdbt trei6en mir
ben. ga Ct ie6oh onf nifts Gin.
gina. miBGan6eIteu fife ocn 9oitor
mo morieu i'm at 9o1eit norattf
ijc cntfloben. @affner foridte i6LieB
lid nod un0 fato Den GATOR balb
brpuBtIo5 an go0e1 iegen. Slid.
iilo 0ie 8erIesuHgen nidt
crnit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
GnnIlo. gleb., 26. 0lai.

Alanbd, Jieb., 70. D6nl.
3ufubr feiue; glarft felt
9eltte; fir Die ISOLDE cute idnere
9eebgs 10-15c %uicDriger; Iei9te
lno mittelmaBige 25e nieorigcr.
9eefitiere Jeff.
@itte bis bette 1850 1926.
MittclmGBige geebes 1850 1850
@efpobnIide t025-tt50.
@ute bis bette 51brlinae II. o.
1850.
@2ittelm. Sd6rIingq 10. 75-1f75
@emo6nlidq 3abrIinge t0-10.75
GHbe uuO Sellers felt beute; fir
Die ISOLDE iut adgcmeinen 50c
nie0riqer.
@ute bis bette Sellers 1910
1t.40
Cute Bis bette ailbe 9.S5-10.S5.
glitteIm. qiibe 8.75-9.85.
@em6bnlide 7.00-8.75
Stoders mo 5eeoer8 felt bellte;
lin Die 8ode meiitenS ifmaf
bis nieoriger.
aorugcfiitterte Gtiere 9.75at1.25
@llte b bette 5eeoers S.75-9.75
@iittelm1Btge S.50-S.75.
@enobnlide 700-8.50.
@ittc bis bette 5todcrs $50
1850.
Gtod Sellers s.25-1025.
Stof aiibe 100000.
Stot aGl6er S.00-10.50.
Seal a1I6er 9.00-f3.5 so.
Bills un6 Clogs 725-t0.25.
SdnDcine- 3ufubr 5.400; Warft &C.
wobnlidr teit ST Ion1iam un6
ihipof.
Durhihnittspreis t5.40-15.5b
S6hiter 4rcig 1880.
S~dafe-3uhtbr feline: Marft felt
beitc; iilr sic geohe 9ril1iabrs.
Sdmmer 25-50 h6ber; sborn
2nnmcr 10-i5 b0hpr.
2dmmer ts25-90.35.
Shorn gaisderihdfe lt75-1A00'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Gntpreh s6eafer.

3mel @nlbtRimntern meiit oas
&rogron1m Der eriteH 6dlffe ndditer
@ode mi. nanIidj bic gtiaintur.
Dpperettc aGbe erplorers" IN Der
5wei 6erreu mo odt bilbide ftimm.
bego6te junqe @idDhen auftreten mo
Die Observation-Disclosures @tilOraO
Sapmnr0. iYre0 mo gtIen 8ancc
pro0n5icrm Die fomiide GfiHe nSeI.
10 Heo@ uHo IbieIiens 0reiiierte
bil0en cine au0ere cute Sum.
ner, 0n5u foutHt oas @m0elbil6
.Glopers HebeIion@.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
a9radebrraera merOen Gnafer.

9ieD gorf %. 9lof.-@ine Meb
&c lnHaer 2atte ltden Dem 9pang5
oienf oa0nth 3t %entgeben. 0oB iie
id Der Seffe Der 0lldfar, sic be-
fanntli6 bonn Nlilttdroienit befreit
mer0ea, anldlieBen 90 groB in
Ger glnor0ng sur Mitglie0erifQft
aleier 8ril0ergenlein0e, 6oB Die
4elteiteil beidlofen babfn, tDd6ren0
oer 1ouer 0es arieges feline neltea
a2itglieoer mebr m5uHebmeu. ltebri
gers baden Fih uiele Gliufer bereit
Itlart, ais araafeHtrager 1lent SUI
Ena.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Oclsticbe ~erfolorcidb sil
CanHc mnH in Scr CmFt!
5n Der Sdlaht bel Coos ipirS orn
griten cine @isOcrIasr suteil;
iUirtianr 6licseransrific.

Berlin iber 2onoon, 26. Iloi.
0ns arie9samt meloete beitte nod.
mittog: Sn Der felt geitern friib to-
beHoen Shlodlt bel Coos murocn Die
ongreiienost griten unter Idmeren
9erluiteu ibrerieits 5uriidgeidIngen.
cine 4l5abL Geiangene wur0en Elm.
gebrodt; mebrere 9iaidinmgeihilbe
nuroen erobert.
Sci einem erfoIgreiheu ueber.
foil olf Die britiide Suooittilite
puroen Die Staote 3ober unO 6oIfe.
ltone un0 onoere m%ilitGriiden &unfs
te bon einen 6Iiegergeihmaoer nit
9omben beIegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Wod6entlicber
Wettetbcridbt!

SIR etc @odc beqinmen6 om
Sormtoa sen q. Mloi fir bic Sra.
rieitaoteu ionic 0ns o6ere un0 nit.
i,ere Miiiifiippi Gal:
Sir BEN eriten 3eil Der @ode
miro ti6la &itterung bor1errjden,
nod 9ienstag miro Die Gemperotlr
icin. 8erdn0erlid NIT
lofaIen Megot m0Greub Der criten
mo idoues @etter %fDdGreu0 Der
5meIten Bodenbalfte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Die ,,Guenine Doris"
bclicbt 81 Iiioen!

Sen glorf, %. Mai Ole .GDc.
ming @orlo" itberroiftc bclttc Die
@eIt nit Der 4elti9feit 0aB nfolge
8eibillie DER nmeritnuiideu 5lotte
IN Der drieas5one am GngInuo, Is
oeltide u+9ootc berniftet muroen.
Cine 6ies6e5ilalide ans Diorine.
Deportement IN 8oibiu9ton geridtc-
te 4nfrnge ergob. 0nB in offi5ieacn
areiien attd nidt Gin ein3ige5 bent.
ides Gaitdboot gefopert o0er Der,
nidtet gemel0et mitr0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Jtnlicncr iicoen
1lllUcrSrcHen wciter!

a0nb 20. M}ai. Gas italieni.
Ide ariegsanIt melbet bellte laf.
nittaa 0aB nod $500 mebr @efan.
gene eineebraht noroen fno uno
0aB cine Menge ariegsmaterioI er.
obert luuroe. Gs miro gelagt, ooB
neitere 8ortIdritte an Der aarit-
5ront 81 Der8eidnen iino M}ebrere
befeitigte oiterrei6iide Stequngen
mlir0en gertoulnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Snrfmpnr6rnnh in NnllnnS.

amIter0aut iiber 2on0oh 2G.
MoL 5n Der boadu0iider Fro.
bins Qrantbe DTtet EN- gepaltiger
Eorimoorbran0, oern berpits 4 Cor.
Ter 5um Gpfer gefolleu iil0. lleber
buuoert &duier Iino 3eritrt. 5obl.
Dimoert 90lIer iin0 5critort, 5obI.
iunoeu mo bic 5lommen greiiul
INNER rod meiter I'M iih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
AanierbiernnnsE0nareR 6ccnbtt.

9~brasfas aonierbierlmgSfongreB.
Der erFte arieJsfolNreB ieiIer art.
Ter bon tr9en0 eiiiein 6faate bisber
aae9alfen mllr0g HabI geitern
feu gilDe. Ginitimlnig mnroen 9e-
lhlliie nIi9enommeH. meI6e cine
4elitH Der annierbiertng b%eiHrUor.
feff @Eeih5eitig mur0e Elm ans 10
MitgIie0ern deficiencies aontitee ers
ma1If, nm ben aoaaraB 0mierno 81
4HndIai uno Der itnatlidlen @ertaiOi.
ait e arm nit Hat Mt3 Eat 3ur.
klN IL AegetI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Oro6cr HuIe BON
Gane9boct pcrienkf!

2nnoon. 26. Moi-7 reiun05pon.
5ig ue6erIe6en0e oes ruiTiden 5hif
fes a2pntou@s 1881 Sonnen qroBl
nuh Der aopitdlL iflo ge-
nor0en. Sic iogen. ooB i6r
5hiff BON einern oelttid)en 8aud
5oote o6uc @arnurg oerieuft mur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
BmnSes>G orpcSci69cr
l6mft anf Gin Riff!

gietp gorf 26. @ai-Gine un0a
ticrte 3epeihe meloct: Ter Bum
6es : Gorpeooidger gr. 8 lit bor
Dem einaana eine5 omeritontidlen
9ofens ouf Gin 8iff gGInufen ltn0
muroe idiper beiddoigt S4Icpper
iino benz aricgsihiffe sur @ilfe &C.
off
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
glns Sem Seere ansacftoFcn.

&Snibington 26. 91ai. 3os
Gricg50epartenent mad)te heitte be-
0oB 2eutrant Sobn 81. 8eas
/. Srfduterie Regimeut Der
Electromagnetic iueae, I'm.
terihIagut0 bon 8egimefltsgeIoern
aus Dem &eerc ousgeitoben morbcn
III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Qir6 ilhrrrnidlt

GIN Gin6reder fuuroe an 5reitug
uadmittag in Dem eB8iurmer Der
8oBnung bon 5ocob arug, 1914
iilol. 80. 5trobe ii6trraidt oIs or
onS Buffet oltSraumtg. 9a8 i'm
entoedenoe 9}abden ina an gu
ihreien morollf Der acrt ieinen SIC.
Berbor5og mo lie at t0tcn
orobtc, pcrn lie nidt ihwiegc. gr
no6m Johann our@ Elm Jeniter iran-
55ftideu abihieo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
sarah 9rrndarbt uirbtr wphIani.

ytem Yort, %. WtdL SnraD
gernbor0t Bat fih sum Gritomen
Der iie bebanoeIn0a1 @er5te BON Den
5ofgen Der an ibr poasogeneu Spes
nie0er Doait1nOig erbolt uHo
moraiH ods Ma0unt Einai So.
lpItal berlallels
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Dcnticpcs prooramm
in Scr minSfcr Sd1ulc.

Sa Der @m0ior 5fule iuno Trei.
tag undmjttag Die GurdfiibrunQ q.
ncs oelttiheii 8rogramms ieiteus
0arjcHigen Sdilter, Die ON ocutihen
Sprohunterridt teilqenommen itott.
Gic 2eiitunqen paren 0lrfmeg5
rcdt befrtcoiqcn0. unb man fonnte
ic6en, bar iid Die 2e9rerin Sri.
Sdilofnedlt groBe 9iiihe ergebeu
hattie. los our 3urdiubrung ge-
lnngte reidboltige 4rogromm ioIgt
biermit
5g - Tru6lngsonfunit -
U, a, SD fam auf 3eutid
315Ien-t , g. GeinIe - Ger
Sdueenom Giterbasheu
9le meine ten-9lorgals-Gic
@ode-Gos sSabr-Gie Sub -
S6Ioi atn0lein. Sflof.
ca mo 6.g-1dniel mo
@retheI.
aIaiie - ornr6sfen.
7.g-5ragen ttno 9uhportel.
il6er 8ornrosden.
Stlniie Ss9 mo 8g-@otfes Cob
&dnoerlie0 - 0ei0enreslein -
Ter Sunuenbaum - Stille 9ioft
Die Stttoer bel Der arippc.-
@cImrih mo 2ieic - @ott Der
Ser - 8icaenlieb - Mn 0en
giouo - 4merifa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
Sims dnnncicrt
sum pi5csuSmiral!

@ai6ulatoft %. @oi. n aontre-
46mirol Gins, Der ole amerifaniide
5lottiIe III eiropGiden @enaiierH
bciebligt ioa gum gice-9l0nliral be-
fDroert mer1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
6cn1nS mill 6ctrciSc
aus uincrika bclcn!

SIN 9aaa. 90. 9ioi. II 1ie Dol.
lduoiide 9ieajerImg BOT % S6iffe
requirieft. nm itber @aiifar nod Den
Ser. Staaten 5u ie9eln nm 100000.
Eonnen 0etreioe eiu5ufuDren
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28

@lariHette &is., 26. Mai-Giu
.3ug Ser gtoribmpitern gabn rdmte
in einer Strubenbabnmaqeii: 3iDei
@erionrn mr0en iofort get5ct; cine
critic lIeat i'll Sierbeli.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28

Snnlos Gitp, Wf., 26. W0i.
Glinobieb-3uiubr 600.
8afers 1915.
Colorado 9ader5 1900.
Montona8 tt30.
Sdbrlinge firm.
Stoders felt.
S1I6er feit.
aiibe uno Sellers firm.
S6iueiue -3ufitbr 500; Miorft felt.
@oditer 8reiS 1906.
8urd)ihnittspreis 1900 1886.
Sdafc-3ufubr 1000; glarft met
items oireft.
@eiittcrte 2dmmer 20.55.
Ct. 3OiepG Marfi6cridt.
Fl. Soiep1, no, 26. D1ni
RinoOieg- 3unt9r 800; Wiorft ri,
reft.
Sdlueinc-3ufu6r 1900, Mlorft fef
&oditer 4reiS 1906.
8urdihnittspreiS 15.45-i5.15.
Sdl1tc- 3utltbr telne.
G6imgo Mnrtt6cridt.
@bicnga ST, &c. Mai.
giinOOie6 700; Ndrft felt.
Sdllueiue - 3uiu1r 5000; Marf
felt gu idiuah; Gurdidniit Sc
nieoriger.
$o6iter @rei8 1920.
3urdiduitr6preiS 15.60-16.OO
5dafe-3ufubr 1000; Martt FELT.
@eiittrrte 2dmmer 1880.
SGorn Slnlner 1900 aeboten.
California Gprinq Sdmmer II.
Seekers 1900.
81. Gpriuq Gamer 21.00
&ooIeo 2eitert 20.15.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
lltcrikc lcl aiteb
1lniicrtc crndbren!
Grbdlt nnfir $50,000,00O scpnmpt
@enrB fSprO mil Nraftpilasc
mminnit liefrrn.

8ai9ington, 26. gtai. Giut.
nte6r ioll oltd 1larifo ieincn IriI
oo5u beitrogct, lut 0as 9tu1ruugs.
mittclproblem Der &eIt Ioien 5t bel.
fen. Gie Contamination beabiidugt,
Der Sdueiterrepublif ebentlted Gin
ader6au 9orleDm IN etuer &obc bon
S50,000,00 81 MAIDEN, mGI6e
5lmrme alisidIirbIih Da5u beriueH.
BET meroeu iol, 0ob gcrDlile, lmges
mein irltdltbarc yc5irte in Gbibu1.
bua bebaltt merocn ioueu @bibua.
bua bat pcrifieoeue 9e3irfe uui5I.
mcilen no 0aS gar &c Sn6r ilbcr &c.
lat luao gecrniet mer0cH fam.
Gin5cllleiten no,a ntdDt bcfnnui.
gSic 9cute beflltiit QCgebcn mllr.
oe, lit Die aagieuils lod nidt ii
Der Gage, Gin8elbt,teL llber 0eu &C..
plolltcn Gdlritt, Grt dc Gubrutgs.
mittclpr5cugIll9 Der psitIi4eu Semi.
lpDare 81 nerGroBeril ettdnllf al &C.
Ocll. u NJ 1e0pd tiA o1reicS @e'
helmnis. ooB 2e porgeldllg re
yidBre9et oIe 0olle ttno ma tulte
Illtcriilttula 81 %,'lrteu bat az
orul9eiio 9roBere u frlln89nP Il
o1rrlt3 %6roudicu.
gtadl oelIl inter %tfqtuilg b2flle.
llo]en 4stailc loltth 3ciullle ge5lrie
DloaiIf lner6eti, ole }radltbar no.
IMP be 20: rf,@ "a, bcIod'iat,
<tognenl oIe tilei:! at 1aat3lli ocr.
uDer llf. loiilleil 0ptl alte 0litergc'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28
6cnrD iyor0 miQ 6tlfcn.

ilNter dl0eren 1T @enr0 6or0 cine
Der @mlptltueen 0ieies 8ldues. Us
BeiBt auBcrbct. oaB cr nit 9legic.
utigsbeamtcn aoBieren3cn ob9fbol,
Ten bot, neil non RnBIoTO uu0
6ratfreid Dor ollqm 0ringen0e Sad
irageu nod araitpfliigen eingeluu.
fen limo, bic 0ril6ca 0ritaen0 gc.
brauht merocH, Inn Der 2nH6mirt
idait Die 0urd) Den Strieg iebr ip1r.
lid genoroaucn 4ieroe gu erieBn.
al9 MIN 6e1rn 6oro mad 8nib.
ington forn, nm fd gat oarl6er Elm.
5u6oIcn. mo oieie &raftoren eigent.
lid ON no~tluen0igiten gebrouht mir.
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idincn gum 9flHgen uno @rnten
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-28

Gborn @i66ers 12.50-1425
@efitterta Mlltteridnfe 1000
11.60.
Merif. Mlltteridafe 11.60.
@efittterte 2Gmmer 1890.
Sborn 2Gmer 1915.
8ooIc6 2Gmmer 20.35.
Gpring 2dmmer 25c Bo6er.
GIippeO 2Gmner 1920.
Golifornias 1886.
@citern 3ooIe0 21mner 20.36
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-05
GOVERNMENT PLANT
FOR COPRA PRODUCTS

MANILA, p. l., March 5.-Accord-
ing to a bill just proposed, the pnii-
ippine Islands are to have a plant
under government control for ths
manufacture of all copra produces.
The object of the measure is not ohiy
to create a source of revenue for lhe
government, but also to provide a io-
cal market for the copra output
which will not be dependent on lot-
eign markets and at the fluclaas
ing prices. 1t is expected that tIs
government will eventually De aps
to standardize the prices accofuihs
to grades. The temptation to uhaei.
take government management v
business is common. 1t praeticah'
always proves expensive Il haim'4'
politically. The cooler-heaoed iesa
ers win think seriously before pa'a
Ing the bill.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-05

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March So
Is committee OF nine appointed By
the Texas State Conservation and
Reclamation association was here
Saturday afternoon with plenary
powers 10 conduct 4 campaign ST
educatiOn on proposed constitutional
rights amendment to be voted on
August At. The committee is COM
posed of G. s. Fowler, San Antonio;
Il. u. Kemp. Wichita Falls; L. a.
Hewitt. Nayasota; 4. H. Harbin.
Waxahachie; John W. Gaines, BAY
City; n r. Burgess. III Paso; Luke
c- Bradley. Houston: ROYAL a. Fer.
ris. Dallas: j. ~. Mnnson. Angie
ton, and President ". ". SeIey and
Secretary james Hays Quarles as
ex-oficio members. The committee
Is to meet every two weeks.
Assistant Attorney General Cure
ton addressed the meeting ON pro-
nesess constitutional amendment and
the naed for its adoption.
j. II. Kemp pledged $1,000 and
paid $500 down for financing the
ia.
Harhin pledged S1,pae for
unity, pasing SEQ dov j.
Fowler paid down s19v per-
sonaliy for the campaign.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-05
For sale by curiin's Two Drug Stores.

Tennessee; j. Q. Wolcott, who sue
eaeds Du Pont OF Delaware; ]. ).
Frelinglinysen, WhoJ succeeds Mar
tine Of New Jersey Calder. who sue
ceeds o'Gorman of New York; and
Andrews A. Jones, assistant secretary
of the interior. who succeeds catron
of New Mexico.
The house lineup. barring an extra
session, will not meet until next De-
cember. But then members will for
the first time greet the Lady from
Montana" who successfully over
shadows any OF the incoming con-
gressmen-even former Governor
Sanders OF Louisiana, Medill McCor-
mick Of Chicago and state Senator
christy D. Sullivan Of Tammany
Hall.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-05
RUNDOWN WOMEN.
We Have a Remedy That VIII Cost
You Nothing Ii Ii Does
Not Helm You.


Waxahachie women will please
realize that we mean just what We
say in the above heading. Letters
like the following prove the eff
cheney Of VinoI In such eases:
For the benefit OF the other
tired women, | want to say that /
keep house for sever in my family.
| became rundown, aul played out
/ did not seem to have any life in
me and looked badly. / read so
much about yinol | decided TO try
II and | must say It helped me In
every way. II built me up so | felt
like a new woman, and my friends
said they could see a great change
in me-" Mrs. John NJ. Waldron,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
We recommend Vinol to our u.s.
toners as the greatest strength ere
ator we know because it contains
beef and cod liver p~eptones. iron
and manganese peptonates and gly-
cerophosphates, all dissolved in a
pure medicinal wine.
curlin's Two Drug Stores. nroth
side square, west side square. Wax.
al ACHE. Also at the leading drug
store in all Texas townh. adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-05
.sTIN CAN WEEK." AT ENNIS.

ENNIS, Texas. March 5.--The
Boy Scouts observed last wetk as
tin can week" and closed the week
BY hauling great piles OF tin cans
and other rubbish, piling it near the
city hall, and city teams will aaul
ii off. The scouts were divided into
eight patrols consisting Of eight each.
and the Red Fox Patrol, consisting
Of Ed Horton, George Wegt,nore-
land, Dutch Horton, Tom Bland. Joe
Rosson, Shelton Pritchett. Bob Prit-
chett and Maryland creech. won the
prize for the biggest pile Of junk,
the reward being a free automobile
trsp To Dallas on satuaday March 10
to see the roo and other attractions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-05
NEW FACES
N CONGRESS
s1xTY.FlFTH CONGRESS FOR
MAI.LY BEGAN IT'S TWO
YEAR TERM TODAY.
THE SENATE SWORN IN
The Senator'S Took the Oath OF VI
flee Today but the House Menu
bcrs VIII Not be sworn IN
Until December.

WASHINGTON. March 5-The six
ty-fifth American Congress began its
Itwo-year life at noon today.
1t will number among its members
the first woman admitted to the halls
!of congress-Miss Jeanette Rankin
of Montana.
Somewhat overshadowed by the
brighter lustre of the presidential
inauguration. the upper half OF con
g~ress--the senate-took its respee-
tive eaths of office, seventeen alto
gether, and attended the taking OF
the oath by the president on the cap
itol steps.
While it lost some of its leading
spirits. the senate today gained sew
eral who, having shone elsewhere,
may shine in congress-and, as in
some former cases. may not.
Hiram johnson of California,
Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota, Phil
ander G. Knox OF Pennsylvania and
Peter Gerry Goelet of Rhode Island
attracted much of the interest that
attached to the new senate.
Johnson, the center of fire in the
California fight in November, sue
ceeds Works. another republican
wfcse last days in congress We're
liyaned up by eaustie comments
from home about his peace speeches.
The progressive nominee for vice
president in 1912 and one OF the last
10 leave the progressive ship when
it ran aground on Lake Michigan
last summer, Johnson's arrival was
awaited with interest and some trepi-
dation by eonservatiyes-who hope.
however, he will be as others have
been-quiet at first.
Kellogg is the trust buster OF
some fame a few years back. He
succeeds Ciapp Of Minnesota, also a
republican, and is ranked with John
son as an addition to the thin line of
~progressives in the senate.
Knox OF Pennsylvania, succeeding
Oliver, is remembered in Washing
ton and probably everywhere else as
a republican secretary of state and a
former senator.
Goelet, who succeeds Lippitt. is
prominent particularly because he
comes from Newport, r. L., and is a
society leader.
Senator'S who took the oath of Of
flee today included, besides those
named, Harry s. New, who succeeds
Kern Of Indiana; Howard suther-
land, who stepped from the house
to succeed Chiffon of West Virginia.
Frederick Hale, who succeeds John
son of Maine; Joseph |. France, who
succeeds Lee of Maryland; Kenneth
d. Mcclellan, who also came from
the house to succeed Luke Lee of