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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
glatiunaIaarOif a6eriaIren.

Eer 15jabrjae e0marO gucase
Sobn uon @errn unO 8rau g. g
qsleas. 1928 6pencer StraBe, Ger
int 4. Aebrosfn giegiHent DieHt,
purDe 1tlftnoA ubeilO ON &elignoe
Der lluion 4aeific Bride boA elaenl
3uae iiberiohreH. Ter redte ,YilB
mur0e tom abaetrenit uu0 oas Hllfc
gejn uliierhoib oes anics serlhmet-
ferf. Qie1nano peiB, lDle lif bus
lluaIiid 5%ngetraeen. Ser aaabg
taite iiM oIlIe gsiiien Der eliern On.
mprbea Lalien meIde ION iAreBlId
mad geIdehgner Iatiadle oreI 10.
den 6rlIt g~eluibrtm 0as strlegsle
ben teliIeu ~ lernen. Wis er mad
abldlgf 0hier Get he ltIner abifaE
6rb. aakfa DC ektFa i'm maHg
LII bic eaallpnl 81 NsbsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
qraf6erofr in Saft.

@orncD sinner eth SdGtfner pct
5traBen6aBH iutlrDg In SOFT gefoal.
men neil CT fidJ nidt hnttc reqi.
itrteren loiiea. guf 4nirngen be.
itdtiete iein IN Cults po1nenOer
@ater. oaB Sinner nod feline sipau.
ala Sabre alt lei moranF er Ireige
laiien mu10a Aut0n ReitroJI 1909
iiol. is. Cir nn0 Der Iarbiaq
Ionmn Mbite nHr0en ebenialIs ne.
gen 9tihtregiitrierung nrretiert. Ser
I&esfqfe Inafe & babe gealoubt. oar
er fidl nIdlt reaairiereA ioIlen braa1
de, ID Ct ein Iabgngs Hein hat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Sricbcrspl6nc scr
ScutIden Scsialiitcn!

StodboItn. II SUM 0ier EN-.
getroffene 0eutihe 5o8inliiten bo6en
einen Cell Der 6ricoensbeoingu1gen.
mic ite bott tbrer Bartet entpfoblelt
mltroeft. befanlt gcrfadt. gs mo
Dieies
giHictlalg zines internationolen
Gdte0sgeridts 5peds Grle0igiulg
oaer Gtreitfragen.
9eldrdnflng Der Riiitungen III.
ter ben 91ttg1ler.
Hcoiiion 0es See. uilb Boiler
redts nnb abidnffung Der adperei
md6reno zines arieaes.
@eeen Die 6ii6rung zines 9ans
eelsfrieges noA misunderstanding
0es 6rie0en5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
apaartI ans garis.
usbrr bic sruae serbrsitnnu Ots affu'
sglaiters.

9slaitcrs.
Der auFIe6sn errgeub. jail Oes
frnnS0iiden 6lisgers Raonrrs, Der,
nab isiRsn srfoIgret6sn 5lIgsa bsi
9sreun our grbplaug in bic 6simat
5uridgstebrt, IN fOI4em MaBe Dem
4ltobouaitsr perfieI, Dab e. abfbts
lid Barrier SduBIeIts nit isInsm
8raftpagen uberfu9r, psraHIdBt tireu
glitarbsiter os8 p6jgaro' 81 siHem
IautM !6iIietu gegeH ben altoBoltss
mus. Bon allen berHiuftigtn @lss
menteH in 5rantr:i6. iaret5t tr,
| -iteigt Elm o~ntlagenper 6tlferuf in bic
2uit empor, eiue Burulug ppr bdIo
ni4t mebr gut 5a maaeuosm llns
gIiid, Der fd o6er ndd pis Dor Die
Obrsu Der DliniIter osriblieBen. 8ie
neuen gini6rdutungsgeieBe bnbeu
unS sabIIoie 9e5ots gebra4t, bius
ii6tIin beg Qlfphol0erbrauaes ieo0h
begniigt man iia NIT Dorttn, nab
rsnb bas llnbeil raisuo ietneu Qnuf
nimmt. Dos furdtb1rits llebsI purpe
srf our Eri@s3eit ge5oreu: otr Qas
tohoIismus Der 5ralm. SH Der 9ors
manbie a, 3. perbraldeu Die 5raueu
inter 40 5abren tagd6 min0eiteus
eiren balben Otter @ltobol. Mau
lam iih 1anttn, mie q UNI ibre
Rattommeni6ait befsIt itin pirD,
Sc 66ber bas aiter Iteigt, bette mebr
ftsiat aud otr 4Itobolosybraud. 5n
gang Gi0rantreid triuttu ubrigens
Tdon bic aiubsr bon 8-14 Sabren
tdgIi6 H-E Otter Qltobol. Der
Qa~ubnr6eiter ptrIangt farts nItoboIi'
fht 9etrdnte ooer tr o%trpttgert bic
4rbeit. MeHn ty o6er |9etruuten bat,
70 arbeitet er uur peRig uHD Ihledt.
Das glei6e gilt fir ole a~riegsperis
ftdtten. Die Qsiter Der grDBtsn frQns
36fI9er Observation-Disclosures 5as
ben ertIdrt, bab oas 4~ItoboQaIttr bic
Gr3euguug BON geI6aBen uno Utus
nittou DON Monat 3u Monot berrins
CERT. Die Qsr5te BADEN Teitgsitelt,
oaB bic 9erpunoung zines aIto9oIi.
ters I'm 100 pro3ent gefd5rIiaer tit.
ats Die zines geiunOen 0auuss. Jn
uniersu 2a3aretten muB man in Dis'
len 5dlm auf bic 6bloroformierun9
bar5i6ten, neil man in ben 9trpuns
beten fdptre 4~Ito5olita p0r fa Bat.
s5n u~Hferen deftungspertsn FLEET ber
aItoboI in StromsH. 8absim nber
msbrer ff 3srrutung Dss gsrosus
fbitems unb @erbredsn. Qus BEN
6sI0eH IaDarre puroe Durd QIlohoI
Elm 8agabuno. 0as Fno Die Gatias
den, bic Iir fa ieIbit fprsden!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
,,SricHe sur JcbtSeit
mnlnooliH!"-

Bars. If. SUM. gi5e 9eiai.
iterprdi0enf 8ibiani gab beute in
Der Geputiertenfoumar Die Grtla.
riuIg ob Dap nm Die ietiae 8eif
BON eirem 5rieoen feine 9eoe ieiu
tonne. un0 ooB Der Rrteg BIG gum
bitteren gH0e ~fortgeiett mtroen
mir0.
D}iniiterprdI0ent Gibot gab ben
GeputIerten gegenllber be erfla.
RING ab, ole Aaiierteu iin0 ii6 bar
in einfg gerpeiefl, Dab a0nig aott-
ltontin uon @riedlatlan0 a60auten
mpfic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
pericnMien!

6err Better gteIdiors feierte &c.
tern leinen IS. Geburtstag. 5elne
bielen 5reunoe IieBen oieien ieinen
Gbrentaq nidt 10 lang. unb tlnng.
los o~orubergeben Sim 2l6eno fanoen
fe Ii6 in GROCER 8abl n1f ieinenl
berrli6en 2anofb bel 8enion Elm,
mo er jebt Der beidnuIi4en G11he
ofleat, un6 broften ibul Die BERG.
liditen @llfpiinide bar. Dos Bette
mos Slide un0 Seller bot. uuroe
ierbiert un6 man amiiiierteiih IN
prGhtiqiter 8eiie. Rohtrdglid
qrahl[iert aud Die Eribiinel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

omiiIieren. Sob ole gridienenen
dh ~nodytr1elidj iebr frelien mer6en.
ieine gefanntidjoit gemndlt 81 bo.
ben, 6ooon lit 6ieier lnitige SER
feIlenfeIt iiberSeuqt mo er miro
nidts ~unaeriudlt ~lafieft. iid oIen
a~npeienoen 10 anecnebm mic mog.
lid 3t MAIDEN.
Qaio an beiagten Sonntog fin0et
nun enoli6 0ie bodJit iebnlidit er-
1Darieie 0eutidDe 8beoterDorfieGlmg
fatt, melhe Serr emit 4araap bon
Der nGmoba tribune MT talentier.
ten DiIettonten sur Aufiiibrrna
brinat @eqebcn miro 0er urfomi.
dc Shwonf 0Ger Iirbe Cnfcl1 unfi
! auooIpb aneiel, Dem gerIniier oes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Sci scr 1lblcbMitG
KcnItantins Hos BlMt!
Sin erie&iiasr 6berit an 9GriTa
lieF ieiue 2eHts anf ~frGuSOit.
ife Sruppeu fexern.

Naris, Ia. sunni. Serte iii
bier befuunt gefporoen, ooB bic ab.
iebung beg griebiifen a6uies Son.
itantin bod 8Ilrt e%eforoert bat. Gin
ariehiifer 9berlt ST. 9ariiia I'm
gheIialien 90 meilen bonn Golf BON
5olonifi e%ntferut) feb ntf frau3o'
iti6e aaoaqarie unberbofft ieuern;
snet 9ffi3iere unb bier GaDnIeriiten
fielan uno ilber 20 glnnn mur0en
%berpun6et. Sci Dem iiA eHtipin-
nenoen @efett fielen go @rieden;
81 Offi8iera, onruuter Elm General
uno 269 Mtann muroen geiangen
genommen.
Ser Safer uanngenebm beriibrt,
SIM Saag, ID. SUM, iiber 2or'
oon. ole 460ontung oes grie'
6iidm R6nigg aonituntI bat I'M
qroBen 0eltiden SoltptquattIer I'M
anaenebm beriibrt, 10 lalttet cine
l6er &0ln bier e~ingetroftene 8erll'
ner Qebelte. Sen aaiier bat es
Der0roHen. un0 er ionOte iofort cine
Iepei6e an lin uno feline 8etnab'
luL in pelher er ieiner SDmpatbie
glusorud oerlieb.
9euti6e 3eitungen ioeelt oaB Der
meme griedilfe a0rig oen 8efe9Len
Ser Gntentemdhte 6olge leiten nulb,
iouIt miro @riedenlan0 utter Semi
selos cine gtepublif. 9ie oeutfde
Ii6erule @reiie gIaltbt, 6aB BIZ
arteqserfl6rlu1g @rtedenlan6s an
Ge1tidlano uidt Iange orf ftd NOR
ten laiien ptr0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
WaLcneu inter Scr
rMfc Hcs $tnctrats !
TtttffiD Gattpn beidnloist i'm
hSat elIrenrhbri9er Nanoluu.
gen I'M Amte.

Gos Der6ort gegeu 9olijeibaupt
monn MdIonep. Chef Der @ebetrt.
pclisei Dor benz StoOtrot, nurbe
beute bormittng fortgeiett, gIs
Nouptbelaltunes5etige eegen TIN mar
Geteftib Slttton erihieuen, melher
ienlotiqnele Anflagen Jegen 0talo.
nep erhob. 90 bebauptete Sutton
DAB @alonen mo &enrn &ollof 81.
i1mnen Gfe 56. luo @enter StraBe
cine Sdipeinefarm beIGBen, uii0 ooB
Molonep iamtlide In Der Staot ge.
iamnelten Rii6euabf1lle fir Die
JiItterrng ieiuer Shmeine bean.
lpruft babe. SrgeuO iemano, Der
0abei abgefQBt moroen ieL oieie ab.
faae fin on1ere 3tpede 81 lammeln,
Eel ms @efanguis geitett noroen.
gls Der 8oli8iit Santo beriuft bu.
be, 6ieieg vgbfa0 @tonopoI4 81 bre-
den mlo fir ith ielbit einm Cell 81
b~eoniprufen. iet er bon Y3aloneD III
1eiien Gifiee berltfen nor0en, NO
nieier ienem ertldrt babe, feline Sdu-
nc bon 0ent 4bf1qe-8 eih1fe 5a lai;
felt ncnn Inn feline Stcqe Lieb let.
5mifo mer6e otes beitatigen,
Ges derueren Ttelte Suttou Die
9ebauptlmg uut ouB 9}aloaeD einen
oqr g~rnor0uud Aes 8oli8iIfeu
Smith 8erodhtigen ben iie nod IN
Der Mtoronnht %berbaftet bdtten, 6obe
laufen Iaiie1t. obgleih oGriel6e gum
TeiL i0entiH3iert mor0en lei.
&eitcr iogte Sutton aus, bob
ieiuerseit Elm Mann inn @biteideu
9fdn6leihegeiddft babel abgefaBt
muroe, ols er einen hing, cine ubr
un0 on0ere 8ertiaheu periesen
moIte. meIde bel eInen @inbrudI
iii bic @iQieihe @o6mng geitoblel
lnor0en tDoren. als @iaie uno ieiuc
syrnu int Der Refrigeration boripra.
den, Inn ibr @igentum ~db5uboIen,
murOe ibnen bon Utolanen erflnrt.
fe miiBten porber Dem 8fdnoleiber
Orei 3oqars 5ablen, obgleid oer
Mann gefdugen genonrmen tpnroer
mar, che er Die Sahen beriett bat.
IL. @iIie meigerte iif, 0ies ST tar
uB0 nabm it'd einen Re6t8nnmolt
Meaiqe Gage ipdter Oerlor er ieinl
5teQuug bel Der @uiat SIgn &C.,
neil @taloueD luto Com 3eniioll
guiaf 0a3u g%e5luungen b0tten.
Sn einem m6eren Safe bob,
MtQlonep eiuen gepiiien Soneunell
SeIlen 5rott i6nt, Sutton, etnqeitml.
Sen, oab ibr Mlonn Dor att Sabrer
non Der louisville Bride enc mi
Giomanten geiuate Iuide betmge
braft bobe. nnh einem 8erbor lou
ten Iaiien. Vim ou0ern Gag babe so
leauea einen Goiten 2%eiRanparrr
ndd Der 4oli5eiitation gebradlt uni
ibn Wialoneg o~itsgebdn0igt.
MalonepB anmoIt gnfar na0n
Sntton inter arenjiater, bod 6liei
0ieier Die 9lntfoort nift i6uloig lfal
Iieb fid nidt einidiidtern.
Cos 8erbor miro ~fortgeIest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
aeah nnn mfisfen fpitipieIia.

8reitou q. Wi1er bon Der WlQer'
8iaon 9rug 60. In oeren apotbefe
bic goIiBei an 9ienftog IS 8int-
fLoihen 8bisfeD beidlugnobmt
hate, mitr0e Wlittfpoh 5u $t0O
Celebrate un6 Soften p%ertrteilt,
.9ieieI6e Gtrafe nuBte 8. q. pc
.terion aus o~enielben @ritroen be-
rappen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
5cppelim C>5t an9cblie1
pom Briten SerIfortt

2ou0on ID. Stunt - SdaBdmfss
Iefretdr 8onar Sam ma6te bettte
Dem britiifen lInterbnuie Die 9lit.
telling, oaB Der Zeppelin S.3t nab.
reno er nber Der @or6iee 6nbinflog,
BON britiiden a~eroplanei1 o%nge8rff.
fen rul6 5~aritort pur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Demtid,cr Beridbf lber
Sen 1lnsriff aaf CcnScn

Berlin, iiber 2onOon, IA. SUM-,
-0ffi5iea piro iiber ben geitrigen
Jliegerougriff duf 2onbon berihtet:
r8irfiame Sreffer puroen BEL Dem
qlnQriff unierer GIieger o1tf 0ag Sort
2on6on beobodtet. Erot beg itar.
fen Qbpebrfeuers Der 8riten un0
5ablreiher 2uftgefedte, BET DeIden
Elm 6ritiIder Tlieger in Die Ebemie
itiir5te, tebrten uniere aeroplane aGe
u~nberiebrt nod ihrer 8oiis 8uriif, g."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
a%nocncRmcr BeIiid,
itcbt Omaha bcuor!
9lm Counting, Sen "a. 1nni, wirO
der licbr Eufcl4 icin III.
ideinsu maiden.

9Im Sonntag oen 81 Sum miro
it'd 1T Smoba elm bodIt aeldaBter
eoif emileleu 65 ut 0ieS Der
Iiebe GnfeI" Der iid freAeH miro,
ON atodmittag 0ielea Cages I'M
0eutiden Sauic bic gefantldaft
a!ler geutifen at MAIDEN, Die BORT
lein merocn, lml ibrerieits i'm fen.
uen au Lernen un0 Iid uber lbH ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Ecn~manSctuec1icl i'm
rmTii6cn Deere!

@etrogro6, ID. Suri.-8er mi.
5cre @eneralitobsdef 9enifine 1T
TnhfoIQcr beg Generals gltrfo,
Frii6er Observation-Disclosures Der rift.
ifiher Grttder an ser @eitgren8e,
crnanHt tDor0ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
flaaaen6ihmna.

s5a feierliher 8eiie foto heute
.pormittag gegen 1880 Die 9iijlng
Ser neuen geidentten 8Iagge Dor
sem @eridtsqebdroe itatt. Cine
anoeLle ibielte patience 8eiien umo
patriotii6e Aniprddleu muroen &C.
.balten, uno 2ieoer g%einnget.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
strnhenranber ins 3ndthans.

Ger Cummings Der nit George
Glot6 1uIaumen int Gritbidbr u. S.
8enol ouf Der 5trabe iiberfalen mo
beraubt bate, muroe 5u elmer 3udt-
6%ougItrofe bon efrem big 81 iieben
5yoAren berurteilt NIT Der 8emer.
Inn inn urteilsIprud, oaB Die ga.
.ro[beb0r0e i'm nidt nod a6lauf Der
9inimoIfriit begraOigen ioae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

Mtt eintm ShuB bur9
ben 6als iplr0e Der 23idbEige GlcBo
ginceni aus 9Iatte0tlls, 0is IN
emsm nafsn 9s90l5 als 2sihs gea
~iuRosn. Oar jan9t MaHn Dar ii,
nise Gtunosn borher jageH gsgaHssH.
IS honDsIt Fd 5psifslsobne I'm sIs
mn unialI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Aim Srctae maHm mir hm anScrcn Hekcrctas bdbcn tint
Down Stairs Store
tmt Scr pehanfsehr- bier lit isn plan Safur
WfnSrns stofft. t7r6t

MtaSras Stoift, 17f5t
5iibide fGrbiae Gtreifen, SO
Son meit; poiien6 fir Miobpbltt.
ien, Bcidfleiner ttno G6fe; Gpe.
3iaI per GARD 172e.
@aiditoffe, Sc
8roBe 2tltsnobI bon Boi6itoi.
fen in fur3en Stiiden, 8oiIe u1l6
gutiite, / Bis 5 CARDS lang;
9reitoq per g]or6 &c.
Shirsen @insbnr, 9he
qmoSfeag @inqbnm, Chefs in
ueridieoenen @r6Ben, braun itn0
bIolt per gar6 91at.
1Semc gniIts, lie
40.S0n @oiles in GROCER Nus.
tpobG BON Streifer, M1tfteru uno
6dottierungen; Breitog Der gar6
mi lie.
9eis guile, 101at
@roBe Milsipabt IN Sdottie.
runq unb M1uiter. fir gtuien uno
afei0er Gpe8iaI fir f012e.
Srnncaitrimpfe, 121%t
Shnar5e, neiBe mo broiine
io1tmlo;e 6rouenitriimpfe. 6rei.
tog Der Gaur 121ae.
AinSerlpfeu, Zoe
gaumIoie ainoerioten aug
meiBer 8ottunpoIle nit idrbiger
gorte. Jrettog per Goar Zoe.
@ebforeitte, Csc
SIR COMMENCEMENT. ntG6ri9s
giiite. freie &iften. 0ouerboft,
fubl un0 beqltern. @r6Ben 10 Biz
30 fir SOC.
Seine auriette, 79c
Hoia un0 meiBe Battle nn0
Golttil, in mittIerer un6 mie6rigpr
gIite, ouH eIaitiides 6berteil
ino freie SHften, @roBen 10 bis
80, fir zoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

5iiides sSie peiB etposo oos bier
ia i'm hergongenen SCRIPT 10 iebr &c
foaen bot. @s nebnle iid 0esbalE
ieoer fhon iett Dor, Die 8orlteflung
an beIuheu, un6 foufe lidl IoFof
ieine giuloBfnrten, Doc fir &erren
25e fir 9omen. 9ieielber iin0 BE-.
reits jet i6on IN Der 9Fice Der
Sribiine 81 baben. Ser @eminn
fGlt Der Safe Oes bieiigen oeuti6en
0rtsperbmoes gu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
Manner! Kommt und kauft
Eure Strohhute fur
Csc

syn ben neiteiten urto
beIiebteiten Gormeu uno
Gtrohorten, in ieoer
au8fiibritng nn6 poIieno
fir ieoes @eiidt.
eyeoer ein5eIue Strob.
but, Der am Greitng Der.
fault nirb. III bon her.
borragenoem 8ert fir
III 95t.
QurorksInih Ep--
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

8remier gfibot bat 3ugege6pI 0ag
Der 9auhboottrieg ale giationeH
iIberraihtc. Das Observation-Disclosures
lit eben bds Nadteilieiie in jeoeH
srieee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15
HER list Ihre Gelegenheit,
Manner-Hosen $2.35

@ir balten 6ies fir cine Defenders n
giinitige G~elegenbeit, oenn es miir0e
uns unntogIid iein, oieie geintleioer q
at Qreiien pie iie iekt ~berfouft tper.
Den, fp0ter nohutoIs auf ben gtarft 81
5a bringen. M
9ergeItelt in oen n%eiteIten $40. M
ben aus biibId geitreiften @oriteo8 81
uno gaiiimeres. Boiler 5dnitt, nit M
8iirteIipongen urio %osritdrtten Salt.
men; Gpe8iaIpreis fir 6rettag In
Ser 9erreutIeioer 2lbteilung, tiir
nur $2.35.
gurgeR.glni6 Go.-9Owu st0ir6 :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-15

gnraeF.MaI6 GO.-9Olpn Stairs store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-30
THE TRAINS MUST MOVE.

The government will find the general
public back Of it should it become
necessary 10 use the strong hand
against the tie-up OF transportation
caused by a strike.
No element or interest must be per-
mtted to paralyze transportation at
this time No element or interest
should be permitted to paralyze trans
portation at any time, thus causing
loss and hardship to the public, but
such a calculated paralysis at a time
ike the present seems to demand emer-
gency treatment. 1t is unthinkable
that nation engaged in a great war
should have it's transportation lines
and its activities damned by either
men or roads. The wheels should turn.
II men may be drafted for battle and
forced TO risk their lives other men
may be set about carrying the neces-
sites Of warfare to the fighting men.
Perhaps the government will find it
necessary to take over the roads 1t
is only a step from Communicating
property to communicating men.
First open the lines and set the
wheels turning. Then inquire into the
cause Of the dispute and settle 1t fair
ly. Common patriotism demands of
the strikers that no action Of theirs
snail create national embarrassment
and give aid and comfort to the enemy
In this time Of stress and general sac
rHice. And common justice demands
that their complaints shall receive hon
est and judicial consideration. But the
trains must move.
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NOxiOuS WEEDS.

There is law compelling the cutting
of noxious weeds. Every one agrees
that it is good law and should be
enforced. But the weeds flourish here
and there where a careless. lazy or in
competent farmer nullifes or suspends
the law to his inclination or conven-
fence.
The noxious weed law is an excel
lent and necessary statute 1t deserves
more attention from those in author
ity. The injustice Of permitting one
lazy or careless man to seed a section
with weeds merely because he neglects
or refuses to comply with the law is
evident.
Right now, in the hot weather, while
the weeds are going to seed" and when
cutting means most is the time to do
the work. It is simply wasted effort to
cut weeds after the seeding has taken
place.
Ask the county agent how many
varieties Of noxious weeds he passes
IN a days drive along the highways
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Billy Bunny and His Friends

ment who should come by but the
plumber, and when Uncle Lucky saw
him he called him over to the auto
mobile and explained TO him what was
the matter. So the plumber opened
his bag and took out q pair Of pliers
and stretched that ring so wide that
the bears nose fell out and he was
free again. Yes, sir! He parted from
that ring without feeling the least bit
sorry. And then he threw his paws
around Uncle Lucky and gave him q
hug. and If you have ever been Rugged
by bear you know what an affec-
Tomato kind of an animal he Is.
''Oh, let me go, let me goE cried
the old gentleman rabbit. Thank mo
all you want to, but DON'T don't hug
mel" And this made the bear feel
so badly that he began to cry.
Il didn't mean to hurt your feel
ings." said the kind old gentleman rab-
bit, but you hurt my ribs much more
than did your feelings!" Which COM
forted the bear so much that he said
good-by and trotted off to the woods
to climb tree for some honey which
the bees had hidden & 9 hollow limb.
well, he's gone at last" said Billy
Bunny. 81 thought we'd never get that
ring out, didn't you?
Yes, I was beginning to get dis
couraged," said Uncle, Lucky. when all
of sudden something happened which
TIL tell you about in the next story,
for there is no more room In this one.
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IF you can only get this dreadful
ring out Of my nose" said the bear TO
Uncle Lucky. who you remember In
last story had rescued him from the
cruel man who had made him dance
and do funny tricks, Il should be SO
happy"
We'll go to the Goldsmith" said the
kind old gentleman. He'll know what
to do
But when they came to his shop the
locksmith wasn't in. he had gone to
fit key to a saratoga trunk that be-
longed to sister Of the little Black
Ant that Unkle Lucky knew, so the
old gentleman rabbit said to Billy
Bunny: Lets try the blacksmith So
off they went. but, Q dear me! The
blacksmith had gone to put shoe on
a horse that had bad cold and
couldn't go outdoors, so Billy Bunny
said: "Supposing we try the 5eweler.
He sells rings and he ought to know
how to open this one" Well when
they came to the jeweler, he wasn't
IN, either. He had gone to wedding
to take the ring to the bridegroom
who was so excited that he had for-
gotten to call for 1t. So what was
there to do? The poor bear was dread
fully disappointed. for he didn't want
that ring in his nose any longer. and
Uncle Lucky didn't want to be carry
ing the bear around all day from
place to place. Well, just at that mo-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-30
Ripping Rhymes
" WALT MASON
HUNGER AND GLORY.


Little Gretchen is complaining, in hSr
humble German home; she has
searched the house for victuals, with
her mothers fne-tooth comb; she has
seven little sisters. counting all, from
last to first, and they all are wailinS
loudly for a chunk Of wienerwurst.
Hush your racket" says their grand
sire, facing them with frowning brow;
what If Hindenburg should hear yon.
while you kick up such a row? Donner-
wetter! What is hunger. when our.
kaiser takes the field, with the double-i
headed eagle newly craven on his
shield? Who shall speak OF children's
tummies when the kron prinz leads his
hosts? When he has gewhipped the
British, we shall have our stews and
roasts; when we see the prinz re-
turning, with his captives at the rear.
we shall have our kraut and pretzels,
and our stems Of foaming bier. Look
ahead. .ye hollow children. wait, bid
ye for the day, when the kaiser and
the kron pr;nz bring their captives
from the fray!" But the maudlin III
tie maidcns into tears s-,s..- 4hnEea..
children never care for language when!
they yearn for liverwurst. Little
Gretchen and her sisters weary Of the
glory" spiel; they would gladly swap
some glory for q satisfying meal.
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THAT WHEAT GUARANTY.
IWallaces' Farmer.]

u i. ,mnossfble to estimate the en-
tire effect of a guaranteed price OF -
ner bushel for wheat but the tend
ency will be to hold the prices OF az
other grains at a rather high level
and at the Same time temporarily de-
press live stock prices. In the only run,
this will cure itself. for reduction IN
the numbers Of live stock will bring
about higher prices. which Will IN turn
stimulate the growing Of more STOCK.
But the immediate effect is likely TO
be serious. For six months now. the
ratio between the prices Of live stock
and the prices of grains used to fatten
it has been the most unfavoraole IN
all our history, and 81 wheat VIII not
relieve this situation. but for tinre
max. &; W..hin year. the
world may be crying for meat prod
ucts and fau instead Of wheat
It Is said that this minimum price
for wheat was put in to satisfy the
farmers of the wheat growing sections
OF the country. 1t is likely to prove
boomerang to them. 1t Will immense
Nv increase the wheat crop In sections
where 1t has not been grown heavily.
Iowa, for example. can grow four or
ss..vs tine. as much wheat as she has
|bsen growing. II next year should be