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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Economy in the purchase of foodstuffs is a con-
dition that is being fostered in every home 1t is
also important to understand that there is quite
much economy in saving of waste in the curtail-
ment Of expenditure. Save at both spigot and
bung.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Mr. George W. Ochs, once publisher of the Pub
lie Ledger and brother of Adolph Ochs of the New
York Times has petitioned that his Germanc name
be changed to the Yankeefed name of Cakes. An,
other evidence of how they feel about it on the East
coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Too many we'll meaning citizens of Honolulu are
quick to put money in the way of being lost through
cheap stock enterprises, by talking wisely on the
dismal future before the buyer of Hawaiian sugar
stocks at present prices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

If the Hawaiian end of food control results in
regulating the supply and price of fresh fish, so that
what ought to be one of the cheapest foods will
cease to be next to prohbitiye in cost the commits
sion will have proved itself worth while.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09
DESIRE vs.. REALITY

JUVENILE court is fast becoming a
tribunal for the adjustment of mar,
ital differences, judging from the
type Of cases that have been brought
before it lately.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09
THRONES ARE ToTTERINo

The king of Greece,
Is shy a job;
His going down,
Caused not a sob
He tried TO back
UD Kaiser Rnl'
Put e.rrr 49, y
A bitter pill.
For kings. this year
Has been d frost;
And emperors,
Their thrones have lost
There's lust one more,
That's still on deck;
But he'll soon get
1t in the neck
Our Uncle Sam
Is on the job
And soon will 70
This German snol
And hog-tie him,
By means quite rough;
And soon you'll hear
Him yell, Enough"
&C. F. NJ.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Il have four diff
erent ways Of
letting in," ad-
Initted Allan the
other day when
approached on the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

The Congress of Councils of Work
mems and Soldiers Delegates from all
Russia has decided to place wreaths
on the tombs Of the victims of the re-
volution and to arrange great demons
trations in Petrograd and other large
towns to show the STRENGTH. unity and
discipline Of revolutionary democracy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Gen. Sam johnson shouldn't overdo the swim.
ming Good men are scarce and corns on the fins
might sidetrack him in hospital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Were Botany Bay restored to its oldtime use,
farewels to 1. W. w. folk going to Australia would
not be sad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Some Russians know what they want and some
don't, and that's all that's wrong with Russia just
now.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

1t would be too bad to have any Gould "depen
dents left at the mercy of the associated charities
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Marshal Smiddy has been cheated out of trip
to the Midway precinct in quest Of "slackers"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-09

Oklahoma has shown how to deal with people who
try to buck their country in crisis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
SparkaHcn I'M
prembcn blii3cn!
Die Giu3ablnngeu iiub in Sieiem
Sabre gr0fer nls Den bciOen
&uriaBreu.

8iirid. 10. SuIi. - @ier 1T oie
ioIgeuoe Gepeide ais 0eutidIalo
e%ingetroffen:
Gci ben S~pQrfaIicn iii &reuBen
limo in oeu eriten iets gtonateu
.6ieies Sa5re8 me5r ais 2000 4iil.
!tonen 0t1rf einge5abIt nor0em
iDd5reno sic Gin5abluugeH in oarieI.
zen Gpotle oes Sabres 1916 mr
1900 g}ilionen mo i'm eritea 9al5.
iabra 0es Syobres 1916 gar uur
1850 Q}ilionea gIort 5etrugen.
0ieie iteIgen0e 4erme5rurB Der
5partaiiu.oepots lit nm 10 b2aas
tcnBnerter, ais Bile 5iuau5frait oas
Bottles in bobem DIuBe oura. bic
Striegsnu.a.be1 In aripruh genDnls
men MIRO Sic groBartige Griolge
aufpeiieu lHo an 0eHen It'd, i'm @e.
geuias 81 Der @a0oltarung Ger Ser.
einigten Stoateu geru0a ore tlelnen
Sporer in beroorraggnOer &eiie be.
teiligen.
Din Der lebteR aricgsanlctbe bn.
Ben ith bic peelBtidan 5gartaiien
nit 5000 11iafonen Q}ort 6etetligt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
BQritnn un6 Bailep
Sirius I'M Omaha!

Ger mo6l6etmnte Sirius BON
9arHum ua0 9aileb BIT flr ben 80,
SUM in unicrer 9tatboritu6t Cma.
ga u~ngetun0igt unD oarite pia i'm.
uar. bic groBe 3abI 1es 8ublitum5
oa5ia9en. G9 be0arf ja aud fatner
Dejtereu. @ntunoiguHg. 6eu Bar.
num uuo 8dllep BADEN e5 felt Sal
rem b~eritor0en, Die 5etea 3irtuss
funitler Der &eIt 3u gsDinnea, Inn
ben SdauluitJgeH oas 8ete auf Dem
@e5Iet Der llnterDultuu8 81 ljeiern.
Sic 4ren1 inter elaen G~ieien5Gii
biatet Dem 3uibnler 3 9fjnge mo
oret @ilbncb Quit 0enen 8ablratde
aunitler DEM 4ublitum geuuBreifa
QnterbuItgrg bietan mer0eu. Ger
groBe ltn3ua ben1unt u4ia0in
uu0 ietne fUu1oaruoue 2onpe" NIT
na6e3u 400 Qerionen btetet Elm nun.
oerboGeB Sdouipie[. Die freia
StraBenpara6c nit Der en0Ioien Hei.
BE non @agen uno Qfar0en mutt
ied5 4tliitfapelIeH gtbt Dem 3u.
ifouer en 8il0 boa Der BroBe un0
Graft 0e5 gan3en ltnternebmeas.
4}an 0ergeiie nidyt am 30. Suit in
Gmd5u.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
Paact Iaot, 11ictcalfe
fclltc a~bSanken!

Serr 5r1nf 8. SoIIer bat Iib nit
Dem MaltIbeI6en M%etcaIie, Der ibn
altfforoerte aIs Hegent Der Stuuts.
lniberittdt ST. reiignierer, neil er
pro.6eutih fei, eiiieu id0nen 8it
erIoubt un0 Die 2a6er nit einem
SdIng ortf feline Scite betommer.
SER @alcr fpeiIt nod ooB met.
81 onfang oe5 ariege$ aud
p%ro.Oeutid mar ooB er auf Der
Notwithstanding in Der bic.
iigen Sto6tboIte, in Ser uuter Qnoe.
rem nltd 9rof. ail9uemam brad,
iitl fir &itdcof'S 8offen.@ Embargo
@orIoge nlisgaiprodcn babe uiu.
9lIio RetcoIfe babe gcnou oas getarl.
mas er, Softer, ol6 qcton. Qa8.
bnIb foroere ar Mletcalf ouf, iebt
al5 @}itglie0 oe5 &erteioiglmgsrates
SIT reitgnieren, an melhem, nah
Q}etcolfe nur edte Qmerifaner auf
Dem 8oiten itaben 0iiriten. 06 Der
RnuI6eIb MettoIfe mo6I Die faine
Satire beriteht?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
glns bem aahre 1875.


Cine 3eitungsnoti3 in Der gtoIia.
6uiett5 gentine( bonn 30. sui t788
bringt einen 8eri6t u6er Sic 8ierte
$ulifeter in 9biIa6elpbia, melde I'm.
ierem aongreB als 8or6il0 0icnen
fam.
PHILADELPHIA, %. Sui. Gin aor.
Respondent niutidt, ooB auf Dem
Gree Gin 3enfmol geiett miro nit
~folgenoer auHfriit:
.3u Gbren 0es amerifoniiden gie.
res uno Qpielueius. IS lit biermit
6efmnt geruoht fir Die Sniormo.
ton BON 5reuf0en uno fir bic 9}ad.
fommenihoft ooB 1900 Meni6en
bier ouf oieiem @reen 5tr Seller beg
8ierten Suit beriammeIt narcn un0
All fruber 5tu10e a~useinm0er gin.
gen, obue 3eiden BON 3rlmteubeit
o6er zines et15eInen Streites. -
Sic tranten nidjts ME 2ier uno
%9lpielDeH.
2erne, 2eier. 6ieic uniddtbaren
6e0era[ @ctronta 81 Uilroigeu uno
ertDdge fe ais geieaihnTter iolaer
&ugenoeu. melme nllein unier 2aro
irei uno 1dtbar erhnlteu.
2erne aleidiuas ieurig4 Ueirailte
81 Derodteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
Der Strcit 5miId1cn
Denmam ilitS 6cetbals!
8d6renS id bic bcioeu %santen, ar.
beiteH Die 6entiden EaAtl'
bOote frGftig lueiter.

@dibingtou, 10. Sui. = Sab
reno itb @oriiten0er Der 9uuOe5.
idiifSbeb0rOe Qenmon mo Der @e.
ihGitsiilbrer 6erielben llaior @oet-
balls megen oes 5diffSboupro.
grantm8 NIT chamber berumitreiten,
miro bic S~Sor0eruug Der 4liierteH
nad amerltonii6eu Shtiien INNER
6ringau0er. g(us Den oifi3l2lIeu 81
item gebt berDor, oaB no5renO Der
letten Ntonate Die Coinage Der
our6 Ialubboote berignfteu Sdliie
beoeutauo 6lgenommn Bat. (]tonL
auf einmoi2 lno crit beutl ertJd.
rem 2ouoorcr Gepgldeu. bob Der
gauge Ialt4booitrieg iofuiogeH aut
Dem 4%usitcrbeetat ite5e) Hits oiii.
5iellen 8eridten ge1t berbor, 0aB
mondtlid SdIiie ouH uber cine Wtl.
lion Souuuge perieHtt uer0ea. Set.
ten W}onut allen nuroeu S6tI1e
Ton 100000 Gouncnqa1o,t 3arItort
ua0 bic Grunrtgngen Ser oautlhen
a6miroiltdT itn0 iouit bci msttam
QbertroHau llno Die grstaa bitten
0ab j1uen Silfe BON aFaertta 3ltteil
neroe, nm oeu Sdifs9erlut 5u er.
ieten.
0ertreter StaIien8 um0 3ronf
.rcit5 ipre6en taglid 65i Der
Shuf55eb6roe Dor, uuT Sdiife er.
iuheno, i'm GuGrun9sHrittal un0
4oble noh t9reu rep. 2an1arn , gu
befaroern. Gc5 ]eatnu1ene Ser.
piirfai5 8gotiden Geantn un0 6oets
balls o6ar w:ro ben gagtanter gou
eon 3a9lreidca SdJfin nod mc4r
IN Die gauge 5lebeH.
Ser Selot lit uunu1g5r 5atidIoi
len, IN Den Streit etn]5glgreiien, ju-
0em or bauta oen gei6luB foBta. BON
4~raiioclten Gt15aIbeitan ii5er
Die gan3c Straitiro8e 81 Deriangan
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
5met S0o6enfemcr
in St. paul, 11tinn,!

Ct Saul 0jnr, 10. Sult.
8ei eiuan Jaler in ocn gie9b6fea
bon Soat5 ct. 8out Hno $4,000
Ionnen Sen ~Derbrunut Scr edo.
Den betcagt 100000. George
@nrris, efa Q~ngaitaater Ser tieiisen
l~niberiitdt farm, riSfierte lem &c.
ben BEL Dem 8eriud 30 Slid preiss
gefr0nte 9in0er at retteu, ais Ole
fin0eritaqungan NIT eIaeu sroBeu
&orrat non sen ur0 @atrci6c ME.
oerbranuten Ger SAaoen ba3iffert
ii6 iii oi5iem Sale oltf $4,000.
6eblerbafte eIaftriife 9rGbte BADEN
cugenifein. Of 6os 5e1ter ~beruriott
SIN eriten 5ale mnlmt man 5raH0.
itiftung az, un0 cine unteriudung
lit einde[7ffft
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Die streiflnne

Die itaotli6e @ermittelurqsbe.
50roe bot iif geitarn bartaQt un6
miro rahiten Qienstag III QtncoIn
3uianmentreten, Inn @ouberneur
gleoiQe Damn einen geri6t il6er Sic
bieiige Streifloge all unterbreiten.
4dt3ebn N}aIer ur0 gnitreider 6e8
MaIermeiiters Sam 0euman boben
Die arbeit nieoergeIeqt neil Ife
nidt in elmer p%oifenen @erfit1tte"
nr6eiten molten. Gerner baiBt es,
6oB Die @lehihmieoe an Sen 5tretf
gebeu. Gle for6eru soc pro 5tun6e.
ltott Der bis6er bejahIten 55c. gud
bic 9auifreiner ON g}eltbou Ser
8urn'iden goferei Gde 20. ms
guming Cir, bobe1 0ie qr5cit ME.
oargele9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
IN petro0rdS hcrrid1t
Remtc anoebli6 Aubc!

QctroQru6, 10. SuIi. (9pn @il-
liam O.. Shep6ar0, aorreiponoent
Der unitc0 8raB.) Die Hegierung
eeninut. Gie gfeboIte, neIde felt
ben Iebten orei Tageu iu auBlouO5
6ouptfta0t herriftc lit bon Der gte-
qierunq unter0riidt Dor0en. 5n
Sdaren mer0en Die aufit6n6iiden
gefdnglid eiuga3oqen. 9ie 8ritdn0e
in Ser Staot ner6eu lDie0er normal.
2ette 91adt foR0en fsine &ubeito.
rltngen idaUerer &rt itatt.
gten Dorf, 10. Sui. - Die bic
iige iiioiife 3eitung u1agIider
@orpdrts" bat aus Getrogro6 be1tte
cine 9epeide erbolten Iaitt Defher
bel ben 5traBenfdmpfen Der lesten
boar Gage bel @ieentlim 8eritort
por0en 1T. giele 6Guier Fno our6
oas Neutrality-suspicious. formIid
ollraiiebt Dor0en. Sn Der 9ebe.
ide BeiBt Is meter, 0aB cine Gelega.
ton Don Der 6ront in 4etroerao
ein9etrnffen lit, i'm Der Meaierunq
nit5nteilen, oaB Die 4rnlee treu
bleIben piro.
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Nus Council Bluffs.
9nrm Nnleifen Mfielihait.

81. 2. ]~tattgHbarg Don atlantic
fpraa 0ieiar Io9e Dor elmer Ser.
iammlung oes IgrituItur Bureaus
Der 5anDeIstaumer uber Die Dor.
teile Der @ruuouug bon Jarmonlei-
b~euperban0e. Sic 5armer ideInel
ig0od eutneoer 81 merlig 5ntercii2
an Der 5ade 8u ueBmen ODER 81 me.
rig 3ait 81 BADEN, Der Sade Die
4llfmertiamtatt 5u iAenfeL Die tie
1er0ient bonn 6cr 8efuh mar Elm
ie9r fletHer 5a nennan. 8eitere
8eriammlungu ioqen ie6ob uboe'
balten mer0en nm Elm 8roBes Snter.
eiia mdf3uruieu.
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DcMtictc iicoreidp
an alien Srcnten!
anRen iiolid bon SaInidl, Strange.
iea BET ct. Gnentiu nuO griten
BET gperu ssidlaseu.

Berlin iber 2on6ou, 10. Snli.-
auS Dem beutigen offi3ieaeu gIad.
mittnasberi6t gebt berbor, Dab Die
oeutihen Sruppen iorohl an ser
Dit ais audi an Der @etiront grs
folge ouf8umeiien baden. aSitolidl
bon 4alnid", beiBt es In oieiem
9eridt oboben Sic G1tiIen iene S6.
betitelunqen Die mir ibnan emf.
riiien boben, ongcqriHen uuu0en
ie0od nit idpereu 8erluiteu t5rer.
leits 3uriidgetrie6en.
Sn Dem 2lbocourt @eb0l3 Ger.
Bun 6rouH eroberten mir cine Gro.
6enitequng, nelhe un5 8ttoor emf.
riiier m1r0e.
Geitlih ron 9pern nltroe elm
geriuh britiider St1rmfolonner,
ge8en uniere Steaunqen bor5uge.
ben ourh mier DtrfiaHe 2trtiI.
lerjefeuer bereitelt.
Su0neitli6 bon ct Quentin
nllr0a eine fran51itiha 80benitel.
hung In elmer @elte pom foit elmer
QteiLa BON uniarer topferen Irups
pen eritilrmt. 28ir uabmen etne
groBe 2ln5obl 5etn6e 8efangen uno.
e%roberteu utebrere MdihinengeDeb.
re. 2(Qe fein0Iihen 8egenungriiie
brahen Dor uniereu @erbauen 8u.
idmmen.
Sic 9cutidcu in Der GffenFpe.
9iem gorf IS. Suli. - Ger 9ti.
MISUNDERSTANDING Der United GreB
idreibt Sic 0euti6en 5rupper fla.
ben heute an bai0en S5ronten cine.
euergjite Gffeniibe ergrtfien. 9(ls
oHi8ieQeu oettihen 9erihten ge5t.
berbor ooB 0ia 3eutiden fI0Iid BON
Quentin in einer 8reite BON
fat elmer W1eils borge8angan iino
ltno Die eritan frnn3oitiAen SteQun.
gen genoumen buben. sr einem
@eridt gaben Die Strange.
len al, 0oB Die 3eutihen aqer6tngs
bic borgeidoberen S%telIlJngeu uber.
rnn1t hoben ourh @egenaugriffeI
aber mte0er ~bertrieben mlroen
8erner meI0at sic 0eutihe See.
rasleittng, 0aB in Dem Qbocourt @e.
60I8 BEN 6~ron3oian cine 5teGung
mur6e, neIde tie an Gage
5ltbor ben 2eltiher obgenpnmar
Die fran86iiihe 5eeraslai-
tltng meIoet bieriiber mn, bob bort
@Gfehte i~tottFinoan
Die Ruiien ge6en 8u DOS iie in.
idperer 8erluite Die bon linen
eroberte Grtidoft 9tobico uie0ar
r1umen uruBteu. Berlin iogt Iber
0ieien ipe5ielIen Sal nidt ion0ernI
einfad, 6oB bic 9uiien mel.
den mtBten uno 0oB ale lire De.
genanariffe obgeihIngen nur0en.
Die tenporGre rufiihe 9egierung
ihetnt ms @anfen gafonfmen ait
ieiu; es beiBt Dap Der Sts oerieL6eu
nod M5o8tou berlcgt ner0en iou
ln0 0aB elm aomitee 0e5 Qr6eiter.
4n0 Sotoutar-aongreIies Die 3Ugal
Der gfegterung IN Die 6on0 neb.
DIr0.
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II. 8. lepncn GjnlaSmn0
sum iric9srat ob!

@aibinstca, 49, Sui. Gas
Staats6epIrtealent meLoeta BOB bic
Glliiertan an Die g~areinigten Gtda.
Ten bic Ginla0ang ergeben IieBer
iid an oela groBeu Griagsrat, Der
0emnodit In 4aris nbgebalten miro,
gu betatIi911. Die Gegierlnlg aber
miro feline 3eIeqoten 3u 0sinIelbea
entienoan. oa 0ieie Sieung bee
ariegsrot55 iih NIT 3ingeu Eeidai.
tigan miro, Die fir Die Ser. Stoatef
fem mldtiges Sntereiie ba6en.
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anoebli6 5eritort!

Qnfter0am 10. 3uIi. Die
8ilbelm @eiHen6ad ghinitiou8.
fabrif BEL Sit06eim tn @~Irttem6crg
ioa am lebten Somstog ourd cine
@rploiion 5erit0rt por0en lem.
3urid, 10. Sui. - 8ier einge.
troffene 2epeiden beiogan, 0oB Die
@1unitinnsfo6rif bel 8uo1peit ON
Sonntog nie6erge6rannt lit. Ger
angeridtate Sdo0en nir6 ouf cine
aronen berunidlaqt.
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@ia sdmiat. stabt 1naenisnr.

Ga ser Sta6t Snaeuieltr e. g..
5petm1a ols 2eutnont NIT Stomp
% ms GaI6laGer 8e5ogen lift nm
qrieg56imite 3u tlt, 70 mur6e i'm
urIaub aeuahrt uao g8ia Shmiot,
ietn 6isberigcr 8a3ilfe miro inter
0eiicn lem glut DcrnaIten.
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Tcnpention Semti6cr
So5ialiiten peri6cbcn!
MISUNDERSTANDING Ger io5ialOe.
motrattidleu 8artei TeHtid.
lambs crit I'M September.

aopen6a9eft 19. Suli. Sic
crite MISUNDERSTANDING Ser bent
iden io5jatDenotratii6 au EayIet lett
@u66ruh 0es Srieg1s, meIde am H.
Iugut in &uBburg itatfmOeu Jeff.
te, lit bis 5un Septem5er oerito6m
DorOen. Der 4ufihub lit augaa.
ideinIid 0l5boI6 ncrgenommca nor.
ben, 0omit Die 9~eriammhlrg niHt.
Bite intarnattonale So5ialiiter aonia.
ren8 tore melhe am is. auguit In
StoGbolm 6uiammeatrItt.
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GrfuIsreidles airdIeufsit.

Gas qeiterM o5enb bon ocm u
eelaberein Der Stride 0es Serrn 80
ltors 8ilfebnumer gegebene See
Eredne SocioI mar 5o9lretd 5eildt.
Eos muffaliIde 9rogramm III mel
Gem Die SoprnaiitIn Sri. 9iarsarete
aif0er. ioipie EN- @tGlt0olInsG uar.
tait mitluirften. iprnd iebr gut an.
noffaffIih eftiprlht at1 Der finnn.
5ieIIe Grioas Den gesegteB GrlUar.
tltslgeu.
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9ie nmitrittenc @aner ite6t nod.

Die beiBumitrittene Malter 5Di.
Dem geitbtum Der 6erren @id.
Ram un6 gtourer itebt INNER nod,
ba 6ns geridjt ben alagefa1 nod
nidt 8ur Grleoiguug brinaen fonnte
0urd Die 46meianbeit bon Der Sto0t
zines Der 46Dofotm In Der aIage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20

bonf Der @unoesreierbebant in San.
jas GitD ernnnnt woroen. Die 81.
reftoren Der gonf IinO: Ism. q.
Sugbes; 2utber 9rafe, @rdIioeni
Der Merdantg gational @anf; s..
mcgHih, Better Der @tegaiib
Gottle 2oon Co.; Or. q. 8. Sail
8rditoent Der Central 0ational
9ont bon 2incoIn uuo q. 8. Wiar.
nell bon gsebrosfo gitp.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
gpptn.
On rHdhhtsLoier Mntpfafrer.

Otto geterien, Der NIT elmer jun-
qen Game in einem 8uggp ben
gron0Dan entIorg fubr, mur0e bon
einen 4utoiobrer aru Counting
aben6, on Der 81 5traBe II 8rono.
man, auqeronnt, nobel oa5 guggg
nabe5u Bertriimmert bic iunge %.
nc aus oem 8nggB gei6leuoert uno
berlest mur0e, 6as 9fero 6obon
ranute uno uur NIT Ninbe beidni.
tiat neroen fonnte. Ger f5ubrer oes
iuto5 iG0ofl iubr unbetummert
iDeitI Sn oam 4uto iaBeH = Fer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20

fen poaten, Inn $S.075 beihtptnoeIt.
sic botten inn geseigt. pie man
init ettpns &upitoG leid)t &teien.
nerOienen fonne. Gambler
fieI bormtf binein, erbob bon ieinem
$4,000 un6 traiiert iest
0enieIben tpie at,d ben beiOer net.
ten Serren nod.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
Smffra0etten pom
pr0fiSentcn begnaSigt!

@o1ington 10. SuIi. grdii.
bent 8tLion bat beute iene is 5uff.
roeetten peIde peqen @emmung
oes GtraBenoarfabrs in @oibington
je 80 so 8ogen SAT- b~erartetlt ma.
rem nnn lire Strafe bereits angatra.
ten b1ttar, ~ba9naoigt.
9ie in Defaugnis itten6ed Suf-
frogettau ho6en ith qeDeigert, Bic
8eguaoigung oa8une9meu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20

Rdnneronaage pbne Gd6eu
idreiben Die 9leioertiinItleB ale
neueIte MoOe Dor. 8ci ou' Den
nerOen mir Sic Golhen
i6IieBlid uidJt bermiiieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
Epier bpn 9ancrnfannern.

Der 6orner 6enrp @on0fcr bon
Bennington nttroe BON 5Dei netten
&eaten bic ibm feline Garm a6fall
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-20
Gr6aIt 9eitnng Der GeierOe' 3tueis.
6anf.

8iaiom g. Suobes, @ei@dfts.
fi,brer Der Omaha Clearing $ouie
aiiociotion un0 SefretGr Der Reb.
rosfo 8onferS Qiiociotion lit gum
@eiddftsfiibrer Der bieiigen 3neig.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-03-29
Gone Forever.

Ten years agoa Kansasman put his initials on a dollar bill. The next day he went to the nearest town and spent it with a mer. chant. Before the year was out he got the dollar back. Four times in six years he got it back for produce and three times he heard of it being in the pockets of his neighbors. The last time he got it back he sent it to mail order house. He has never seen that dollar bill since and never will. That dollar bill will never pay any more school or road tax for him it will never help build or brighten any of the L.omes in his community. He sent it en- tirely out of it's usefulness to himself or his neighbors.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-03-29

Dr. ). E. Elliott and family made business trip to Little Rock Friday, from where they went to Bryant to spend Satur- day and Sunday with his par, ents. They returned home Mon day.
 Mrs. L. Tomme. Mrs B. D. Patterson, Mrs. E NJ. Williams and little son Tommie, were driven to Stuttgart by Mr. R. L.. Urton in his car. They had bad luck in the way of getting stuck and breaking down, etc, and the women folks had to come home on the train.
 Cleanup day Monday develop ed into two or three days before it was over and still there is lots of rubbish that was not re- moved. However. there was many a load hauled away. This should be done every few weeks, and it will not take long to make Carlisle a clean town.
 Mir. R. Barnes of Wattensaw was in the city Thursday. He was accompanied by his nephew, E L. White who left to attend the teachers meeting at Little Rock this week. Mr. White has closed his school at Wattensaw This is Mr. Barnes first trip to Carlisle since the Christmas hol idays.
 Mr. .. G. Reed started up his gin Tuesday and ginned twelve or fourteen bales of cotton for several farmers that were late in getting their crop ready to be ginned. Mr. Reed says this will be the last cotton he will gin this season. His gin is in fine condi tion and runs the cotton through in a hurry.
 Editor Frank N. Henderson of the England Courier was here Monday as one of Carlisle's guests in honor of the reception rendered the Little Rock busi- ness men who came this far to meet former President Taft on his peace tour. MT. Henderson called at our office and stated that he was candidate for dele gate to the institutional Con vention.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-03-29
ScreetOn.

Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Urton and son Louis of Little Rock spent Sunday with Mrs. Urton' s parents Mir. and Mrs. Rasor.
 Mir. and Mrs s. L. Shy spent Saturday and Sunday at Little Rock with the latter's brother G. B. Banzhof, and family.
 Mr, and Mrs. W. N. Shy spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Clyde Willsap at Hazen.
 Mrs. Geo. Rasor called on Mrs Frank Britt and Mrs. $. L Shy Monday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs w. N. Shy called on Mir. Sam Harrolle Monday afternoon MT. Harrolle having been very sick with the measles.
 6 A R
The Carlisle independent., 1917-03-29

Guy Newport, Homer Hack ney, George Hazelwood and John Stufflebeem visited Webber and Robert .Puryear's Bachelor $ Hall Friday night.
 Horace Hazelwood and family spent Sunday with his mother. Miss Maggie Martin is visit. ing her sister Mrs. Miron Nor riS.
 MT. and Mrs. Eagle Rogers visited with J. A. Martin and family Sunday.
 The singing at Mrs. Truby's $ Sunday night was well attended Quite a number of young peo pie spent Sunday morning with Lee and Webber Puryear.
 Juanita
The Carlisle independent., 1917-03-29
Capable Young Me1
 And Women

Little Rock, Ark. March, 26- Lonoke county has been produc- ing some most capable young business men and women, through a Practical Business College of Little Rock.
 Walter Hoosch, of Carlisle, a graduate, was recently placed with the Pulaski Cooperage Go. at Little Rock as stenographer and book. keeper at an excellent salary.
 G. L. Weaver of England re gently completed his book keep ing course and has accepted an excellent position with the Treadway Electric Go. of Little Rock.
 T. M. Highfill of Wattensaw has recovered from an attack of the measles and has resumed his studies.
 Mrs. Cora S.ogsdill of Althei- mer has completed arrange ments for taking a full course in the stenographic department and will enter upon her studies in few days.