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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10
SUTTON SCRAPS

Cold this morning for May '. Cotton looks like it Is trying to go the other way.
 Prof, J. M. Camp, A. A. Wood ul and their families took in the singing at Holly Springs Sunday and report good singing, plenty to eat and good wetting.
 Miss Vera Hill was the guest of Misses Bertha and Edith Sut- ton Sunday.
 Last Friday morning about 50 men and boys gathered at Har- mony cemetery with their hoes. and by 10 o'clock they had the yard in fine condition.
 Horace Thornton. who has been living at Prescott for some time, came in home last week, Ask Shorty what gave him the scare.
 The war proposition is becom. Ing very serious with some of the boys.
 On account of the measles the High School at sutton closed last Tuesday ia short order. It IS be- lieved by the most of the patrons that the school that has just closed has been the best school that has ever heen taught at Sut- ton those who was granted di. plomas. Gents: Luther Steed Ausey Honee. 0du< Butler, Ho. mer HoiIomon. Ladies. Pauline Bates. Mildred Hamilton, Irene Williams. The school board has elected Prot, j M. Camp for the next term
 The school board q, Rolhrh.on las employ ed Prof G. E. Erwin to .e2en lheiy rext school
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be eat by people or stock, and are trying to raise a surplus of al the eatabiec they can, while there IS some cotton planted. but not near so much az there has been in the past tew years.
 Say, Lemey, old boy, in regard to your prescription will say that 1 am quite sure it will give you temporary relief but after close ly diagnosing your case. l find you have a severe case of eXtem- poraneo0s obstrepidoodIe dam phiknoW and should youg own remedy fail to cure you, l would suggest that you take a gallon of doodle bug drops every 15 min utes until Cornish comes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-05-10
ADEE EEkHSF0 EHERS

The following Is tae list of let ters remaining for fifteen days in this office unclaimed and if not called for by May T, 1917, will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office:
 Gents Tommie Gritfits. liar. ris Barham.
 Ladies Miss Bessie Stallcup, Miss Ninie Reed. Miss Leo Gill, Pearl Lottie.
 When calling for the aboN ( please say advertised" and pa y one cent on delivery.
 John A. Mar. Postmaster.
 Dr. LeGears Poultry Powder will keep your chickens healthy. .5 at Hesterly Drug Store.
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COMMISSIONER SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, iqs s., pursuance of the authority ana %s| tions contained in the decretal oius ,'s,,) the Chancery Court of Nevada oyss made and entered on the Hun us December, A. D. 1916, m M Y. cause then pending therein WI M Mabel Johnson, Bessie ConoWah s .s Moo and Forrest Moon were plaintants, Exparte, the underslgn"ss M Commissioner of said Court, WI VIVA M for sale at public vendue to 'ns <, ~ 4 est bidder, at the East door .. trance of the County CourthovssS sss which said Court is held. m tne ..r.s .Sa of Nevada within the hours p'e.rssIl .,,sI by law for judicial sales on on ss s0Isl| THt 2Sya DAY OF NAY \ Q 1917, tls .D;. M Nd ing described real estate, to."'ts slo,,. hing at the corner of lot III V S.rs next to the Alley on West Man ., sl NJ run thence Southeast along Ne:' ,,s1 <, Street B. feet, thence Nortlleaooss os ies lel with West Third street. evNasa thence Northwest 6 feet, thepes ' ,a \ east ] feet. thence Nortli"teS teS,o,;onl< Alley, thence to point oi pega iar;s in Prescott. Nevada county A'' t.
 TERMS OF SALE On q .'ns cdsy x three months, the purchaser ',;,s ues quired to execute a bonda requgts q law and the order and decree ',ed " \ Court in said cause, with apNVrst \ cutity, bearing interest al tne sats Is per cent per annum trom oios go \ sale until paid, and a hen ,n Deys se,s' tained on the premises sold ~ S,oass the payment of the purchase ".s n'.s '
 Given under my hand thiS 'V'' of April, A. D. 1917.
 c. c. Calhoun, ,n.a1,3.
 Commissioners la ohS'
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SAYS HE
 IS CURE
Merits of K. R. R. Prass
 Most Highly.
Letter Received From Gentlen, who suffered from rheums,
 tism for three years.
Feb 28, lsli

CD. Zo, MI. Mr. H A. KampfmuelIer,
 Louisville Ky. Dear sir and friend.
 Yours of some time ago forvai to me here where l now reside
 In answer beg to say that of all u| friends and acquaintances a| (which are manyl l consider Ksni| mueller's Rheumatic Remedy A equal of them all.
 1 suffered the tortures of the di, ned with rheumatism for three ( years and money and friends weH \ no avail-but thank the Coed Fsn who led you to prepare and exph1 your medicine of which l saw an \ vertisement and as a drowning swi| mer grasps at a straw. l IgraspAS K. k. R.. and can truthfully say,
 furthermore prove, that l have sua7 ed no more from mortal mans a1 enemy, Rheumatism. My work s7 electrician compels me to be out kinds of weather. This winter
 been an exceptional bitter one aM have been exposed numbers of un and caught one or two bad colds, 1 thank K. k. k. -old man Rheum R'1 could come back. Il
 have felt a great many times l would like to be in a position gnea| could play the part of a good San!l 2 tan by purchasing K. k. k. ana k tributing without charge to those ' suffer, but finances won't permit,
 If you want further proof el good in K. k. R.. write to my iaua] in-law, A. c. Walters, Vigo, u Route No. l, to whom l sent
 treatment and who works tne
 around tow where he had to Ia! Il in the winter with rheumatism.
 Wishing you success ana glss4 you permission to use thls ies'A you see fit l beg to remain,
 56 w. Land Ave. Yours very uSe r. Columbus, Ohio. J. |. Mc0V
 K. R. k. is sold and guarantesa Hesterlv Drug Store, Prescott AN
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Mrs. Phillips was visiting home folks at Sutton Sunday.
 The boys around here are scared to death about having to go to war.
 Claud Phillips says he had rather buy cows than plow oId Beck.
 Talmage Duke says he Is going to leave Laneburg and maybe he can find him a girl.
 Bro. Lambert will preach at the Nazarene church Sunbay morning and Sunday school in the afternoon. Everybody in Vited to come and help.
 Ceral Mum says he hopes he will take the measles so he can get out of work.
 Do you know Sanol Chill Tonic knocks the ChilIs and all Malaria Fevers. Get a 35c Trial Bottle at Hesterly Drug Store.
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GOOSE ANKLE
Hello, Buck, Lem. Alex, Olive

Hello, Buck, Lem. Alex, Oliver and all the:lrest. How are you all.
 Health fairly good in our burg at present. solfar as we know.
 It seems that May is paying pack those nice days she borrow ed from January and February.
 Everyone here is moving along nicely with their work.
 Fred Mum and family visited at Lackland Sunday.
 Mrs. Bettie Barrett and daugh- ter, Miss Lizzie spent Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Gray.
 Jno. C. Bradley and family were guests at T. F. PIyler's Sunday
 W. J. Sarrett and family spent l Saturday night at the home of J. F. Nelson.
 k. ]. Hall and family were visitors atfO. J. Richardson's on last Saturday night.
 Oliver Clark and family of Mt Moaiah spentsSaturday night at W. A Griffith's and Sunday at K. j. Halls of this place
 E. M. Parker was in Prescott Saturday, and while there pur- chased peanut planter. Ed says he IS going to try his best to furnish the allied world in roasted peanuts.
 II. K. Walters and family vis- tied rplativesa Hates Bluff Sat urday and Sunday.
 Walter Rogers and family vis- tied in thesvicinity of Gale Sat urday night.
 Ye scribe and better half spent Saturday night at the .home of Thos. Plyler's.
 Ezra was seen going in the di- rection of Terrepinneck last Sun. day. Wonder what the attrae- ton is down there?
 Mrs. T. They say brandy k a good remedy for collie, but don't heaegelt.
 Mrs. P. Why do you not
 Mrs. T. 'Because, before we kept brandy Ike seldom ever had coie once q year, but since we began to keep Il he has the eoiic almost every day.in the year.
 0. J. Richardson carried a bad chickens and eggs to Prescott Friday, for himself and his neigh bors. Obe is a very clever fel- low. He says any time he Is go ing to town he vii! gladly carry any produce that his neighbors might have to sell. MT. Rich. ardson says it is time now when people need all they can possibly get for what they have to sell, and to get this they should and will have to carry 1t to good , market.
 The people of our burg are trying their very best to live up to the live-at-home-rule by plant ing everything they can that can
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County. ss. Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. j.. Cheney x Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore said. and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Cattarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this the 6th day of December A. D. 1886, (SeaD
 A. W. Gleason,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter. nally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. ]. Cheney X Co.,. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Halls Family Pills for constipation
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Sdled1te @rnteansiidten.

8oibington, 8. 9Lpril. = Sic
Acknowledgement Der Ser. Stodtcn
miro lta auf etpa 43O, 100000 gu.
ibel beloufeu, 6eriftet bos Departe.
ment fir 2on0pirti6aft. @8 lit Die
erite omtli6e 8ormni6log1mg lett
lestern 6erbIt. SIZE 5unor mar elm
10 grobes greal nit 8intertpei3ett
beIteQt moroen, bod Der borte 5rolt
mo or6ere l~ngitnitige 8ttterungs,
berbGltniiie boben er1ebli9en edo
ben angeri6tet.
Sic biesi1brige acknowledgements
0irfte, bergll9en nit Der bonn leBten
Sabre, I'm mebr oIS 50,000,0 900 9ll-
ibels n5u fur3" iein, ur6 bierOurdJ
miro Elm BEETLES Broblem gei9affen
NIT benz Die &egierung ii9 81 befoi.
fen BOT.
9o8 groblem g~eitaftet ii8 Inn 10
beiorgni8erregen0er, oI8 Die Aaiier.
ten I'M 8unfte Der 8eriorgung nit
gtobrungsmitteln it6 orf Die gerei-
nigten Stodten berIaiIen uno argen-
tinien Die 4usfltbr bon 8ei5en ur0
Mtebl berboten bat.
Ole 6odlberitGnoigen i'm 0eport-
ment of a~gricuIture ertetlen 0en
Ro, Die oau8gefrorenen 6eIoer"
ni6t mn5upfIiigen, peitll ni6t iibcr
Die $dlfte Der Bflan8en 8erit0rt lit.
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Mcffc Ncs Gen. D. tfItt&
lit bier sum BeiMc6!

gfe5. @oter q. &. GItf, cine geffe
oes beriibmten oelttiden @enerals
BON aIuf, bdlt fid mebrere Gage
afim 8efuhe III Omaha ouf, Serr
gfarrer Gltd lit Der &ettor Der
0eltti6en fatBoliiden Ct. @nrieuge.
meinoe in Gof SsIano, 81. Seine
S9neiter, S6peiter GpriGa, Ole CT
felt bier Sabren nidt mebr geieben
bot, itn6 Der en- etren 8eilih moft,
lit ol8 2ebrerin on Der ct. Soiepbs
Sdntle bier t1tig.
SEER &forrer <f lit in Ser So,
be bon ct. 2oiis geboren. Sein
8ater, Elm 8rlt6er oeS @enernl BON
&lnf mar elmer Der ongeiebenOiten
0euti9en 8ioniere bon g}iiiouri.
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Nus mapne, heb.

gei Der ON 9ten8tag obgebdlte.
men StaotmnbI tpurOen bic foIget-
ben geomten eripdbt; 6. q. Gam.
berion, giirgermeifter; s. 90. Cher.
rD, Glerf; S. @. Hin1lon0, S6ub.
meiiter; Goebrt s. Sone8, Sngeni-
e1tr; grneit 9oulierL 5rant go
mers. Sermon 2unO6erg uro Sobn
Sorrington, Witglieoer Oe8 Sto0t.
rates uno 8bilip s. &obl ionic 3.
6. Gamble, DtitgIie0er beg S6uIra.
tes.
Serr uno Jrau @2oIes 9omme
begingen Mittnod in ibrem sebn
@teilen iii0Iih bon bier eelegenen
Sem 6as ieltene Set Ser goloencn
SodBeit. gu Der 6eicr poren 35
@dite gela0en, Die ft6 groBortig
amiiferten.
6rau 8aoo @ropper BON. Stan.
ooIpb fat Sans 8ietgen emil 3iet.
gen un6 Senrp Gage bon S9ole8,
ionic aud 8m. MIa6D bon S8-
mon0 ouf $4,000 SduOeneriot Der.
tl1gt. sic bebouptet, ooB bieie ei.
mem Mnnne oltoboliide @etrGiife
0ertouft bGtten, noOur6 er betrlm.
ten muroe uno iie Oalm i'm 3uiton6e
Der getr1tnfenbeit angegriffen babe.
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Ans meit Point.

SIN Seim ibrer 8tpei @eilen n0rO.
lid BON bier pobnen6en 5odter.
8rau Mortin CHER, lit GonnerStaa
6ra1 8etruoe aobler aus Dem Sc,
ben geidieoen. Ser Sob trat in.
folge 8lutbereifttng Elm. 9ie Ser
Itorbene, nelde Elm 4lter BON Sc
syabren erreidte, miro ouBer bon Der
So6ter nod bon ibrem bier lebenoen
Sobne emil aobler betrauert. Sic
8eeroigung fan0 am 6onntag nafl.
mittug inter 5oblreiaer 8eteiligung
BON Der lutberiI9en Grace STRIDE
aus Itatt. Gen SinterbIiebenen I'M
ier Ytitgefilbl.
9ie it1otiide @abL am 0onnerss
tog ergnb. boB Die beioen aanoioo-
ten fir Staotclerf &nrl aerl uno
Setter 8oeaot Die gleide Stimmen-
3o6L. ndmli6 ie 224 Stimmen err
bielten. 8iirgermeiiter s. 8. Som.
ortb puroe nit PSI Stimmen iiber
ieineu @egner 9nnien. Der ISL
Stimmen onooutrilg, pie~oerertudblt.
Die ertpablteu 5tootoeroroneteu
Tino: Sobn Sduett, erIte @aro; 6.
M. Son Seggern un6 8. 6. elliott,
3ipeite 8aro uno 81 Gltger, brittle
8orO. RitgIieoer oes GhuIruts,
nobel iber 1876 Jruuen mititimm.
ten, nurom s. 8. Sburrur (pie0er.
ertpdblt) un6 s. q. Stabl.
SEER uno 5rall aIbion Strait rei-
item 9ienBtag nod Sooen, @. O.,
BORT Der geer0iglrng i6rer Nid.
te, 5ron 9ouiie aleinmus beisumob-
men.
@cIt goiuts Snouitrie perer0.
Bert iids oenn Gin neltes 5abriff
untcrneFmcn Die 8cit 9oint Bird
& Sile Ronuioetirina SO. 1T lettc
8ode ms Sebeu acruici noroen.
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nebraska S%ramenbunS!

3onnerstog oieier 8ofe, 8 llbr
nodmittog8, miro Der gtebrasfa
5roncnbunO I'M 3. %. s. q. @ebGit.
6e feline n1dfte monatlide @eriomm-
lung obbolten. 8ie mir idon Dor
einiger 8eit beridlteten, miro auf
aQgemeinen Buni6 Oos fomiide
9uett g5rou Director un0 5rnu 5tt-
ipettor" abermals duigeiitbrt mer.
ben. 0ic 0titgLieoer meroen erfuAt,
oot8dbGig Der g~eriammIung bei8u-
mobnen.
SIR bos o~gae6rosta Sors" in 0it.
preuBen glngen Dem Gebrasfa
6rauenbunoe folgerOe geitrdge 8u:
gereits quittiert $1,000; hinge
nmnt, Grafton Gebr., $1,000;
Jran Oh. s, 6. geterion, @ilmette,
SG., $1.00; 6rau RiHarO 9orten-
burg, gbicogo, 81, $1.00; 6ralt
8ilb. Sdreiber, Springfield, No.,
$500; 5rau 9oerenburg, Spring-
fielo, 800, $1.00; 8ruu gilbert
Sdmiot, Springfield, Wo., $t.00;
6rau @. Sueled, Glmmooo, gtebr,,
25c; bon Wittglieoern Oes Qebrasto
8roue1lbunoes IN Der 8~erimmlung
AM s. @ldr3 $13.05; 8neigbuno Oes
ogtcbr. GraucubunO" 8lottsmoutb,
Rebr., 6urd Grmi Gntna Stride 81;
5ruu 8bomioH. Simmons, Rlatt8-
MOUTH, Gebr., $500; 6rml Chariot.
te 3umminfeI. 2igget &incoIt, gteb,
$500; Sri. 2ouiie 8untninteL Gin.
coin, Rcbr., $500; Sri. aIpine
3umminfel, 2incol1 Iebr., $2.00l
lltgenannt, 8cptriee, G1ebr. $1.00;
5rau anna Rorus, 9eleno, Waont.,
$1.00; 3meigbuno GeOar Greet,
gtebr., our6 8aitor auu8enoorf
$tt.74; 6rou ernIt Stnnes, SBo.
fielo, 8i8., $1.00; brou Chris. 0it-
teIt, 9lotn 8ietD, 9febr., 90c; bon
elmer amIa8 SdmeIter $500; 30.
Y. s. 56c; 3uiammen S22600.
IS ergebt an oae Die oringen6e
gitte belft uno BELT bolo, 0enn De.
ito ldneaer fam elmer ormen So
milie mie0er Elm lang bermiBteS
Seim beri9afft fperoen. 9(ae @oben
peroen an uniere ShaBmeiiterin
6rou q. s. 8obtenberg, SD 81
CTR, 2incoIn, g{ebr., erbeten.
an 9eitrGgen fir ben 6roae1ls
buno ielbit liefeu elm:
6rau 8. s. eau Toe; 6ralt g.
Stride, 8peigbuno Blattsmoutb
$500; lngenannt aus Beatrice
$1.00; SRI. altpiue 3umipinfel
$500; Sri. 21tiie 3umDinfel $500;
SRI. Charlotte 3ummtrtel $500;
5rm1 Gbr. Gilbert, 4lainbiep, 9teb.,
soc; Geb. a1in5enoori 8~meiablmO
Ge0ar Greet, $1t.74; S6pelter aus
aanios $500; llnbefannt aus Sin.
co[noiae, aonios, $t.00; 6rau g..
q. R0nig $500; 6rou s. s. So.
G6ebaIi8, 8aib, So; 6rau @rnit
Sinner, SbofelD, isis, $t.00;
8rau SEQ. auntra0t, 8ortlauo,
Ore, $500.
6rau q. s. 8oblenberg,
S6abmeiiterin.
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Sin 3~ra6Ginasfeit.

2eg6ara, 9. QpriI. - Sci Serrn
8olter Gornolt oli gfe0i6 Sslono
I'M glatte @iber (2iebesinieD fp1troe
bon 8errn uno 6ruu Gggers bon
bier elm ifones 5riiblingsfeit bernn.
itoItet, ouf Dem es dltBerit gemiitlid
suqing. G8 bdtten iid 161 8erio.
men e~ingefuuocrL Die eS iid Big gum
nGditen Worgen gut Iein lieBen, mo-.
5u Die BON 5rau ggeerS aubereiteten
Speiicn ibr gutes Sell 8%utrugen.
I'm Mitternodt tpiroe alther uno
&affee ierbiert mo Damn tparoe flott
peiter geton5t bis gum 6riibitiid.
Grit naf 6enie(ben 3ogen Die Cell
uebrner ibren Quortieren 81.
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@interipeiaen fnnm 40 Nrn,ent.

&incoln, 8. april. - 8ie Sefre-
tar 3unielion bon Der ItaatIihen
Qderbou6eborbe mitteilt, baben bon
Den SO Counties gtebraseta8 60 Be
rifte iiber ben Ston0 oes 8inter-
nei8ens eingerei6t. 9ona9 fins
500 8ro8ent oes geidten 8inter.
rpei3en8 III oieien Counties aIS boIl-
itGnbiger 8erIuit 81 betrodtet. Sn
antelope, Gbepenre, Cunning, 9iron,
aimboa ln6 Gnor Counties lit Der
8tnteripei3en rnbeidGoigt geblie-
ben p1bren0 in gteo 8iIotu GountD
Die gar3e @rnte DoGig berni6tet
lit.
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GckGlsu
aus Sremcnt, Mebr.
s%Srentont. \. Qpri[

Urefl0rf, 4. Aprtl.
Bmil &1m nel6er Dor Sydbren
SiIfsgepddmeiiter an Der Rorome.
fiern Balm mar, un0 0ann naA Gen.
Der beriett nlroe, lit o~ltserleIen
iDor0en, Die SteIlung Oes @ep1f-
meiiters I'M bieiieen @abnbof at
beriebet. SER 3ibIe miro a[s ai.
fiitent ftneieren.
2onbtpirte oeflogen fid, 6ob es
iebr iAiper iet arbeitstrGfte a1 er.
baltem
$orrp Worie turr6e gum Getter.
tDebrbntptndnn erip1bit. Gem ebe.
maligen 6euerpebrbol1ptmonn muir.
be ols anerfennling ieiner 0ienIte
cine goloeue llbr uno Settle iiber.
reift.
Sri. Beatrice @Ioermon BON Sire.
mont bat eine 5teIttng lit Der
9ecr0 @enb Shltle ongenommer.
Gountn A6botot Goof mar geitern
In Omaha, Inn ii6 SnItruttionen
at bolen IN 8e5itg iolher, meI6e
NIT 9etttihlnnb ibmpotbiiieren. IS
tUrroe ibm bon 8iitrift8 a6bofoten
&om auen befoblen, Elm iGarfes
ange otf iol6e 2eltte au bebolten
nnb etDaiae g%orfonmmiiie iogIeidJ
nod Omaha an berihten.
Sto1ts Gtpertntenoent Client.
mons beabii9tiet, cine &eiie nod
g%oIifornien gu MAIDEN, IN Der Soft,
rirtig On0lrh feline @eil1nobeit ber-
beiiern 51 fonnen. CT muBte tiir5s
lid nie frilber beridtet, bon Gin
coin nod Sulie fomlnen fpegen
SerSidndde.
gouncilmann 0eIien uno 6re6
Stetport tnnren NIT gleiher Stim.
mensobI fir Den bon Dem @riteren
bisber befIeioeten 9oiten gepGblt
iporoen, uu0 muroe Die @abl ourh
oos Berfen eine8 @eloItiide8 ent.
fdic6en at @uniten oes @erru geI.
len.
angelteGte Der 8ea Telephone
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Sos 4ftienfopitn[ betr1et $4,000
ipobon $4,000 gorSugsoftien ItnD.
Son ben Seeteren itrtO bcreits $t0y.
400 ee5eihnet nor0en. Del Der am
0tenstag itattgefunoeuen 8eriantIu-
lung, bel nelder u. 8. &rdule aIs
Brdii6ent uno 6. sc. Bon Seggern
ais 6etret1r flngierten, tpurOen Die
$erren ". 8. araltie, g. s. Saul,
8. e. 9. Nelieb, s. 8. @oumann
un6 Sermon 3eplin in ben 8iref.
%torenrnt gefpdblt. 9teie erpdblten
mte0erttm bic folgen6en 8eantten:
90. g. @. NeIigb Brdi; u. g.
&rauie, 8i5e.Br6i. 6. SO. Bon Seq.
germ, Sefret1r uno s. SO. 8olt.
mann, S9abmeiIter. 8iel Slid
Dem neuen llnterneBmen.
3ie apeite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung Der Gorn1ers go.Sperutibe &
educational Union bon Cunning
Gountp fano ON 9ienstag in isis
ner Itatt. 8ieielbe mar re9t gut
beiltdt.
Serr Raitor s. S. 0cbIerfing
tpirrbe Mlitttpoh bon Ieiner @ottin
NIT eitem Sobndeu bei6enft. 8ir
grdttlieren.
Dos 8efinoen bon Sraut Stone,
Der ft9 in etnem Soipito[ in 9n1os
ba elmer 8linboormoperution botte
unter8ieben miiiien, 1T, na6oem es
eini8e Gage 8iemIi6 beoenfli1 mar,
mie0er etrpos better, un0 QuSii6t
mtf b01ige MISUNDERSTANDING lit bot.
batt6en, 6rou 6ranf $ein nit if.
rem Sobne @iQiom Iouie sSraa
Sobn SaB poren Mttttpo6 in 9ma.
ia, Inn ben 4ronfen 81 beiuden.
6rauf giiiie itiir5te RontoQ NIT
ieiner 0ompfmaidine bur6 etnen
8Iiitbogen nabe 8iLiam Seniels
6arm urb fam unter Die WaI6ine
8u Iiegen. @liifli9erpeiie tr1tg er
mir unbebeutenoe gerlesungen ba-
BON.
Ger Sermin oes 3iItriftsgeri6tcs
be9innt nm Montoe. 9ie @ei9mo-
renen brau6en iid ieood erit ON
f~olgenoen Wtontag, ben t6. aprtI
ein5uiteqen.
Sci Ser Iiio0ItIid bon Ser Sta0t
pobnen6en GomiIie Sobn Seine
man bat lid Elm 60bnden einge-
itellt.
Der ItoatIide @ciunbbeitsinipf-
tor Or. S. 6. Safe aus 2incoln,
belt iid Dergongenen Wontag in
8eit 9oint altf l1n0 belt ben bieIi-
gen GottntD- mo Staotbeamten 10.
lpie ben qer8ten cine 8orleiung itber
Die 0urdfiibrllng Der %innitdren Boz
idriften
Die Mobern 8oo6mer bon Gil.
ming Gountp bielten Wtitttpo9 in
9eemer ibre Sabresfonoention ab.
Sir Die am /. Moi IN Rorfolf Ytatts
~finoenoen StaotSforbention muroen
u. g. arolie, SuIiu8 aaoo6a6,
@rooer gib uno q. Sartline at8
0elegoten eripablt.
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Snpan. 2paier6ang abne6rnnnt.

Wtit6eQ, 8, aprtI. - 9o8 biefis
9e Saitptqttartier ser iponiiden
5ormer uno arbeiter otf Den gu.
derrii6enfeloern tpttroe getern nody
mtttog Elm Haii6 Der 5lommet. Ger
ongeridtete Sda6en miro ouf SIS
600 gei6dbt ipobon $4,000 muf
bos @run0Itiid entfaaen un6 Die
iibrigen $4,000 ntF Ro6eln, @e[o
uno Sdmtffporen Der @GIte. gatr
Dem beloenmirtigen @ingreifen Der
freipiGigen 6elertpebr lit e8 a1
ber6anferJ 6oB Die 5lommen ni6t
mif oen @eiddftsteil oes 0rteg
ibergriffen oa Der 8ino gero6e
nod oeiien Ridtlnq 8u pe9te.
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Nus Dem StaQte gtebrQSfQ

Co., iueroen erildt perOen, lid gum
RiIit1r6ienit gu meloen.
Senrb 90. Seeid bon Seribner
Bat Elm @eiud Inn ietne 8iirgerpd.
pierre einaerei9t. @r 1T in 9ettid.
LAMB geboren.
Ri9oro 8aIb, tpeIder Dor einieen
Sabren bon Der bteligen $odiaule
gro0uierte, tpeilt gum 8eiu9 bel
6remont Sre1tnben. Or bot cine
SeimIt1tte in Colorado %aufgenonts
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
N0innte brinat aumpaanie AM.

@llionce, O.. Qprtl. geahoem
bier 6rcttog abenO cine eroBe pa.
patriotii6e Demouirution nbgebal.
ten iuoroen NOR, boben iid biz
Sonntag morgen 10 @mn fir Die
ueue aompagnie 0eS 4. 0ebrosfa
Sfegimmt3 >gemeloet, Die bier errih-
tet mer0M ioG. Naior SolOemnm.
unterltiitt bon Sauptmann Strotton
pom 4. 8egiment baben Die 2eute
ousgeuuitert, peIfle iest ibrer 4lis.
rilitung barren. 5oltptnnrn S. 3.
Miaer lit Der 5ii6rer Der neilei
aompoenie uno Sobn @onnir eriter
Seutnailt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
5. Neniment ami ariensharfe.

2incoln, 9. apriI. 49, Gtuer 9e.
faHntuto6ult9 6e8 General aOiaoor1.
ten our 6oGge ioIlen ale aompog.
MEN oes big jebt nod ni6t einge3o.
eenen 5. 3ebrastaS 9fegiments 10.
mie 0aS Signal aorpS ltno Die Selo-
boipitaI. gbteilrng iofort ouf 2rtegs.
it6rfe ee6radt peroen.
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SrfurS eeasn sdnIbOnSs.

2rfor6, 9. glpril. - sic gitr.
ger Der Staot erfIdrten ii6 in Der
Spe3ioGwubl NIT 1874 gegen 102
Stintmen gegen Die au8gobe bon
$685. SduIbon0s fir Die meme
@oAiAnle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
6ntes uerbeHcrtes
SarmlanS

foitct beltte BON $500 biz $3.50
per Ader. Gor 8ebn ooer fiinf-
5ebn Sobren muroe oieies 2an6
bon $25 bis $35 per slfer
%bertouit.
@s gibt nod immer guteg
5armIm0. 0os fitr $25 ber-
fault miro. Gin GROCER Sc
mimi itebt fir Den @tann in
ausiiat Der iett ieiu @eIO i'm
6nrmlano anlegt.
2eit Die 6ormlon0- Qnaeieer
ailf Settle 6 heute llodll @oreen
lit es picaeiat iaon Al ipdt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-09
Uebr0sk0s Sem0t
9~ratMLiert HM6l0nS!

2incoIn. Nebr., 8. 9[priI. Der
Staatsienat bot cine ReioIlttion an.
genommen, in Der @ouberneur See.
bile nlfeeforOert miro, Der rpIIii6en
Gegterltng per &obeloepei6e Die
@Iiifniui6e Oes Senots gu ilber.
mitteln.