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Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
Midland Glass and Paint
Statesmen Convene Here

Beginning Thursday thirty sales
men of the Midland Glass and Paint
company are to be in Omaha for the
annual meeting or convention of the
sales force at the Hotel Fontenelle.
The years work will be reviewed and
prospects and methods for the en-
suing year will be taken up Sales
men will be in from all over the ter
ritory, extending as far as the Pa
cihc coast, and factory representatives
from the east will confer with the
men who handle their lines of goods.
A banquet is to be given for the men
in the tea room of the Hotel Fonte-
nellie THURSDAY evening, January q.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
Meyers Displays Cash and
"Friend" Promptly R0bS Him

Daniel Meyers OF Great Falls,
Mont, dislikes to have anyone tell
him he is broke. Tuesday night he
met friend in Third ward saloon
who agreed to show him Omahas
points of interest. On the way TO
the Fontenelle they picked up another
stranger, who suggested hat the three
match dollars for the supper.
Meyers lost $40 at a dollar a throw.
He talked at buying the supI er. One
of his new acquaintance called him
a piker and said he didn't lave $40
to his name. Meyers flashed three
tens One Of the slickers grabbed
them and ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
MaIoney Has His Eagle
Eye on the Watch for a Bear

If Billy Dawson, worlds champion
glass ball shooter, carries out his
promise, Chief of Detectives Steve
Maloney will soon be the possessor
of real live cub bear.
The local chief~has received let
ter from Dawson, who is at Alpena
Mich, which says that key OF trout
are enroute and that the first grizzly
cub captured will follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
GOOD ROADS STAFF
TO COME THIS WEEK
Offices Have Been Provided on
the Second Floor of the
County Court House.
GOOD QUARTERS PROVIDED

One OF Omaha's recently landed
federal plums, the federal good roads
headquarters for the Fifth district,
will have Offices on the second floor
OF the court house. according TO an
announcement made by the county
commissioners following special
meeting. When the commissioners
were notified several weeks ago that
Omaha had a good chance to land
the honor over Kansas City and
other cities in the Fifth district,
Washington was Immediately ad-
vised that ample space would be pro-
vided in the county house,
Three large Offices will be con-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules will
bring new life and quickly relieve that
stopped-up congested feeling. They will
thoroughly cleanse and wash out the kid
neys and bladder and gently carry off the
ing soothing oil soaks right into the walls
and lining of the kidneys and expels the
poisons in your system. Keep your kidneys
In good shape by daily use of GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules and you will have,
good health. Go to your druggist at once
world wide remedy 1t is not patent
medicine" 1t is passed upon by U. s. Gov
eminent chemists and declared pure before
coming into this country. GOLD MEDAL
is the pure, original Haarlem Oil, imported
direct from the ancient laboratories In Hol-
land where 1t is the National Household
Remedy of the sturdy Dutch. Look for the
name Of GOLD MEDAL ON every box. Accept
no substitute. Your druggist will gladly re-
fund your money II not as represented
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon t..t symptoms may
develop into Group, or worse. And thens
when you're glad you have jar of Mus
tcrole at hand to give prompt, sure re-
lief. 1t does not blister.
As first aid and certain remedy.
Musterole is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep "a
lar in the house, ready for instant use.
1t is the remedy for adults. too. Re
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group. stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache. congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lurnbago, pains and aches of back or
Joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblalns,
frosted feet and colds of the chest Git
often prevents pneumonia. -,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
South Side Principal
Is Now a Married Man

Edward Huwaldt, principal of South
High school, was married on Monday
at Grand Island to Miss Ruth
Amanda Kerr, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey B. Kerr. Formal an
nouncement from the parents of the
bride has been received at public
school Headquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
Uncle Sam Food Company
Reflects President Lee

The Uncle Sam Breakfast Food
company at the annual stockholders
meeting Tuesday declared substan-
tial dividend and reelected A. n. Lee
president. John NJ. MCGOWAN was
elected vice president, P. O'Malley
secretary and Glenn J. Lee treasurer
and manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
City Council Hears ::,,iC1s
On Hiqh Assessment Plan

The city council is sitting as a
board of equalization. The most inn
portant matter in hand is a plan OF
assessment Tor boulevard from
Forty-seventh street and Military
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04

mail is bringing new letters Of this
character to Manlcy and Parrish,
both OF whom have now neat little
file OF applications.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
For Rheumatism and Neuralgia.

No better remedy for rheumatism and
neuralgia than sloan's Eminent The first
application gives relief. Only Csc. All
druggists Acknowledgement
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04

avenue to Happy Hollow boulevard,
the total cost OF this Improvement be-
ing $4,000 The board will sit until
5 p. M, according to usual custom.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-04
The mere FACT that
SCOTS Emulsion

is generously used in
tuberculosis camps is
proof positive that it is
the most energizing prepa-
ration in the world. II
has power to create power.
1t warns and nourishes;
it enriches the blood,
stops loss Of flesh and
builds you up.
SCOTS IS PURE AND RICH
and FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
Scott & BOVINE. Bloomfield. NJ. l6-2$
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D~cmcnltraticft 81
GMnItcn 0cs SricNetts!
@rOFe @eriammIuug in SeittrreidS
SauptitaOti man uiinIdt a6rr
feinen SrjcOen nm ie6eH
Qreis.

anffter0om, 3. Oft. - Qus @ier
bier einsetroffene Rodridten beiu.
gen, Dob bic 6riitli6 lo5iole Gartei
leBten Counting i'm 8otbous eine
rieiige Observation-Disclosures beratl.
Italtet bobe, nelder berldieoene Der.
oorrogenbe Gcri6nliffeiten b%eitpobns
ten. 8rin8 4lotS QiAtenItein, Der
8rditoent 0es glei6srotes, er0ffnete
Die 8erianmluag nit eine1 anIpra.
DIE. In tpelder er olf Die 5rieOens-
beItrebungen oes BupItes u10 Safer
&orlS biniuieS uno cine nIlgen1eine
AbriiItung uno Grridtuttg zines in
ternationaLen 6hieosgertdtes beiiir.
portete, nie iie bonn @rafen g3er.
niit oetn 0IterreiAii6 lingorilde
Winter fir au8rpdrtige AngeIegans
bettelt eggplant pur0el1. ...
Ser 4rin8 mics ferner 0arauf bin,
oaB ooS @olf oer 9oppelmonardie
ireu0igit bic 5riooeu89uno olsjtre.
fen miro, ioate oieie ieoo6 suriid.
geluteien meroerb Damn n1uB oas
5dluert mie bis9er, au @uniten oes
San0e8 enti6ei0gl. ....
Reid)8ratsnlitgIie0 &unI6of Ser
ais 5peiter Spreter foIgte, beuterfte,
Dab oteie Hieicnbcriammlung einbe.
rnieu tuuroe, I'M at 3eigen, uie
freuoig uuo miaig Die @6lter Deter.
reid llngnrns iuarelt, einen ebret.
bollen 6rieoeu gu idIieBen. Ole
iiibren0en Setter I'M tSein0e8louO
iolen ober aus 6ieietn 8rieoen8per.
lalgeu feline faliden @ritrloe 8ieben,
oa iid oasietbe Rllr int Aarten 6es
it@ 3erfleii1enoen europa offct6ar.
te, ipdbreno itA feline aonftrrenten
ouT oeiien Soften mdften. 0us Ser.
Iangen 6e5 &rdii0anten 8i[ion rod
tDobrer 8emofratie BET ben MitteL.
madlten muroe terladt, 0a 0ieielbe
ieI6it in 4lnerita Hitt gefuuoen tper.
ben fam.
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ipdbrt. Oh b0s Mation1Es SdngerfeIt
bcridoben ner0en Iole ODER nidt.
Gns 0ielultat mar Dem forrelponoie.
reuben Gefret1r 0rs 9lin0es, SerrH
s.. ~. $1llBniartn III philadelphia,
mit5uteilen. Gs liefeu bon t24 Ser.
eitlen NbItimmitn9sreiuItote elm,
fpeIde ergeben, bob I'M aanserl
1896 S1nger fir 8crl6iebung 6es
GeItes porert un6 la 6agegen.
Die Geitietung zines neuen ga.
tumB fir oas GdHgerfeit bGnat ma.
tiirIidl bon Der @eenbielng oes 8elt.
.fricges un6 Dem 6riebensi6IlB ob.
Der @unoe8sS efretdr legt Oet Gin.
3eIbereinen uro 0eren Sdngern orin.
genb ans $era Die aIte 6elttIde
SdngertrGte az tpnbrerb 0og oelttlde
2ico aud tpdbrenb Der GriegsSeit al
pflegen uno bod5ubnltaL oamit,
turrt Der 8rie6e mieoer ms 2ono
5iebt, Die groben NationaI. S1nQer.
fcite hcs 9oro6itIiden Gdngcr6unoas
I'M oltea @lor5e tpie0er gefeiert iper.
ben f5nnen.
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Det9nad6ts9aben fit
unIere Sronttrmppcn!

8~ai6inqtou, .. 0ft.-gs lit bon
aroBter g8i6tigfeit 6aB ggei6nafts.
8ofete, DeIde fir Die anerifdntiden
Soloaten in Granfrei4 beltimmt
linO, nidt ibdter ais ont Is. go.
bender a4f Die 9oit gegeben tuer0en.
gs iino bon Den 4oItbeboroen Gor.
fe6rungen getroffen tporoen, TIM 6ie.
ie WeiBnadtspafetc am @ei6nodts.
morgen gleiA8eitig in alien 9rup.
penlagern a63uliefern.
Ga aber Die 0ur6fiiArunq 0ieies
Hlone8 Belt 1T Qniprud) nimunt un6
iiberoie8 Die gotete Dor gbien0una
inipi3iert iperoan miiien, INN All bers
binoerL Dob feline ungeb0rigcn ut.
tifel geididt per0et 10 boben @enes
rnlpoitlneiIter gltrlefon Griegsiefres
tar Yafer ttnb mariueiefret1r 9a.
niels Betueinihdftlid fol9enoe Seyn.
Itruftionen fiir Die @etbnoftsboIt
an 6ol6aten un0 3ipiiiIten, pelde
Der an%eritaniiden 4rntee in europa
ottodlert ltno, erlaiien:
/. 4oit1adc1, meIdle Ole GolOo.
ten IN 6runfreid ont @eibnadtstaQe
erreiden ~ioller, miiIien nidjt fp1ter
aES am is. 9obember a1tf Die goIt
16gegeben iper0en.
2. Se6es Qafet mllB 6eutIid sic
@orte ugbriitma8 MatI" traqetL
ferner bic ~boIGitdn0ige 4oreIie 6eIler,
fir ben es beitimnlt lit, uno in Der
oberen @de Ltnts 3amen uno Q6reiIe
0es abienoers.
3. Se6es gofet muB 10 qepodt
iein, bob es pom 9~oItmeifer leitt
inipi3iert tper0en Tam. aein 8afet
miro nofl 5ranfreid erbeoiert per.
ben, tpeIdem nidlt Elm 8ertififat bei-
geIegt it, Dab es feline g[rtifel emit.
bait, oeren Bef6roerung our6 0ie
8olt in ben Geoulotionen ais III.
itattbaft be3eihnet lit.
0erartige grtife[ ioQten nidt in
0ieIe 4otete gepadt meroen; 6os
Ratet miro in benz Safe nidjt be.
Dos Gorto fitr Die Gafete
betrdGt \ 8noIf Gents bro 8fun6,
gIeifgiltfg rDo e5 in BEN Ser. 5taa.
ten 0ltfgegeben miro. j
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Sir Sie GrhaltMno
pom uabrunosmittelfa

an 2ounerBtng ben Is. Gftober,
miro in Omaha Die Gtoatsfampagne
3ttr @rbalturg Der NQbrltnqsmittel
eirgeleitet meroert. Mm aIaubt, 6aB
iid ettpa 800 big GOO GerIonen on
0ieier &onferen5 beteiligen mcroen,
fir Die bas granoei5 Sbeater ober
0as 5~onteneae 9ote( in 4ltsltdt qe.
norlmen por0en fino. 8eanIte Ser
6%ra1enfl1bs aus alien Std0tcn un0
Counties tper0en erportet, tpie audi
bic 8eomten bort is peridie0euen
itaatliden Grganiiationen. g8 mer.
Den aortcn allsgegeben iuer0en, altf
ocfett man iein 8erfpreden 3ur Or.
boltltng Der glabrttnesmittel eirtro-
gen fam. Ga0urd itdert man itd
He8epte bon Der @egierung, gtbt ibr
aber our6alts feline Grlpril6e auf
etnai9e 8orrGte.
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,ptMeni6od1tcGn"
ititS klcine Sorts

2onoon, Q. Oft. @eleaentlidJ
ibrer iiingiten Notwithstanding
itieBeu Die 8riten ouf cine meme @rt
6elttI6er SteIlltngen, 6enen Iie ben
Naulen a4iGeuldadteln" gegebcu
babet. ueber 0ieie GteIpngen duBer.
te fid beltte Elm bober britiiher IliIi-
tdr nie foIgt:
u8ie 0eutide D8illeni6a6teL" lit
6urdtpegs aus berIteiftem Seton &c.
6aut. Sbre g8dnoe firo bon enormer
eide uno nllr Der oberite Gun0 elmer
ioldeu Mliniotur 5eituug ragt uber
ben 9ooen berous. &leine Geffnun-
gen MAIDEN e ben 9eutiden ntoq.
lid, oas u~mliegenoe @eI1n6e nit
gtaidinengemebren at befunfen. 9ftr
Gin bon einetH grnben @ai6iib er5ie[.
oirefter Greffer bern1ag cine fol-
DIE o9tQenidadtel" 5a beifa0igen.
p@eiuobnli@ itn0 oieIe g8illen.
in Qeitern bon ie flint
Stiid angelegt, je cine an Sen Gden
2uoorats, oie FINITE In Der
@eidGbt iiuo iie 0ur6 Sta.
4eI0raItberbaue, Die 10 arraugiprt
inl0, Dab iie onareifen0e &rltpp8
8miiden Ole u8iaenidadteIn" flip
rem, mo- iie in Elm m6r0eriide8
areu8feaer geroten. Die 8riten ia.
ben ernittelt, oaB cine Qoii8 Gas
Dos bette @egeumitte[ it,"
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9refeiior r%eiianiert.

Stem Yorf, 8. Oft. - G6ds. q.
8earo, 8roieiior Der potiiiiaen 8iI.
ierIdoften an Scr Golumbia Timber.
litat, Fat iciHen Soften n~iaoerqeleqt.
5n ieinem Observation-Disclosures gi6t
er an, 0nB Die l~luiberiit1t bon einer
tletaen @ruppe 1tngebit6eter Qeltte
berpdItet miro, Die bic m~ooernen
fortIdrittlidjen S0een nidt faIien
fam, 9et einer fiirsIid ~o6qebalte.
men 8erlommllmg Der 3ruItees na.
rem Die 2e6ritiibIe bon grof. $. Gat
tel mo 9. u. g. Cana bafdnt en-.
Hart mor0en. 0a oieieIben lid 6ffent.
lta geeen 6ortfHbrung oes arieaes
erflart haiten.
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u0ticnal Sdmoers
Self UcrGHcbcn!
0stictnng zines neren 9atnms
bangt DUH Der Neenoianna bes
8clifrie9gS al.

4DilaoeIp6ia, 8. Oft. Qaa
illufnnO3tuansiaits @otionals5 Singer,
ieit oes Noro6lttAten SangerbunOes
pon ancrifo peldes inn nadIten
SATIRE tn Baltimore, Mo., foftfin.
ben ioILte, lit olf @runo elmer llrab.
%ltinintng Der oa8a geb5renoen Ser.
cine un6 ibrer Singer Bis nod Dem
arieg beridoben noroen. Sn ocr
8unoes- Deleoateniibung m1bren0
0es inn Sabre 1915 in 9rooflDr,
" 81, n6aebolteten "a. Rational.
5~1ngerfeites mar Baltimore ais
uadite 6eititoot gerud1It noroen. Sic
8ereini9ten Sdnger bon Baltimore
lDon0ten ith iebo6 mad 9[usbrudl
oes arieges 5ipii1en Den 8ereinigten
Staatan unb 3euti1lon0 an 6as
9un0es- Direftoriitm uno erIndten
Inn @arihiebung oes 5eIte8 ga es
ibnen ilnm6gIi6 iein milr0e, cine
bet 0nffenbaaen Der Stn0t fit
BITE 8eitfon8erte ait erbaIterL ltno oa
Bic III Baltimore berri6en6e Gtin.
mling eth 4bbalten oes 5eItes nidt
~ratiaIu eriheinen lieBe. 8as 9unoes.
Gireftorium or0nete 0uroufbin tuie
bic Statltten es oori1reiben, cine
ltrabitinnnltrg on, G8 tp1roe Ben
1850 gereinerL melfe gum @unoe &c.
boretL cine 5riit bon bier 8ofen
Str Gutideioltng Der 5raae &C.
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1ltarktberiAfe
9tnaba, g1ebr., 8. att.

Omaha, 92ebr., 9. 9ft.
HinbDie6 - 3ufltbr 1f,400.
geefitiere 1tnregeImdBia felt.
9rina iftoere geebes 1900
17.00.
Cute II. bette geebes 14.oo-
1900.
Mittein. geeoes 12.o0-13.5o.
@etp6bnI. 8ecDes 8.00--tt.00 70.
Gute mo bette SdbrIinge 14.0l
1850.
@2ittelm. SabrIinge 13.00-t4.0C
@cpobul. SdbrIinge 7.50-t2.00.
8rinto idmere 8eebe8 1900
1925.
@ute unO bette geebes 1000
1900.
Mittelu. @ciOe-geebes 300
1000.
@ep05nIide 8eebes 7.50-8.75.
aiibe utt0 Sellers unregeImdBia,
felt.
@ute Bis bette Sellers S.00--9.25
Cute un0 bette Gitbe 7.75-8.50.
@littelm. aithe 6.5O-7.50.
!, @epo9nIt6e Gibe 5.O0-6.25.
Gtoders tn0 Seeoer8 unregeImd-
Big, felt.
gorn Seeding Stiers 1000
1925.
@ltte, bette 0eeoer8 8.5o-1O.00.
MitteImdBi9e 7.50-8.50.
@ep0bnlide 6.00-7.0O.
Suite, bette stoder8 8.b0-1000.
stod Sellers 6.50-8.00.
Stod aabe 6.00-7.50.
Stod aGl6er 6.50-9.50.
9eol aGlber S.00-12.00.
gua un0 Stags 5.5O-7.50.
3ufubr 300; 9tarft
unregelmdBig felt.
9ur4idnitt8preis tS.S5-t900.
9pdlleC Rtela I9.4U.
3uiu9r 29,000; @}arft
olgemein felt.
2dmner Bis 25c boiler.
Gute un0 bette 2dulmer 1866
1926.
Glrfe uno bette SabrIiuae 1900
1875.
Cute nn6 bette @i0ocrs 11.0O-I
1900.
@ute uno bette M2atteridafe 1O00I
-11.25.
6eeoer 2Gmmer 16.50-1S.25. |
6eeoer Sa6rlinge 7890$.
6eeoer Mutteridafe 5.50-10.00.
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nlcaocc Ipridbt
fir ~lsricssanteibc!

Spofanc, @of6. 8. Oft. - gor
boIl6eiesteln 3ouie belt 5ctretdr
.9ic2[0oo cine feurige Qlniprade fir
Die nnterltiibung Der 8meiten 6rei-
~beitsonIeibe. Ger 8eriommlunq qiag
cine 6traBenpnrn6e por1us. @oltper-
ilenr Grneit Sitter fubrte oen geo.
ner Elm, Der feline 8u66rer iuarnte.
ooB ieoe Grie6ensre0e 5u 6ieier 8eit
iDtrtlih berrateriih pirtt uno DAB
oas Gel0 e6enio ndtig lit CUR &ieoer.
rin8una 3eutidIan0s, ais Die Sol,
0aten. Ger gait5e 8Def Der gnIei6e
lei, Der @eIt Ole Jreibeit nieoer5i.
bringen.
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2entrdl.6 pdihn[e aeidlpHen.

Der Strenenpftff Der beute OH
S1iiter Der Central. @o9ifuIe gum
1lrterridt rufen ioIlte, lit olI8gebIie.
ben, ga 0oS @e6d1toe imu1er nod gu
faIt mar. SIN @eiddftsIofaI oes
Guperiuten6eHten npltroe gerneIoet,
ooB Die &ci3oorridtuuq beute abent
fertig qeiteat miro, oomit Der Inter.
ridt om M}itttpoh mie geuobnlid
beQinnen fam.
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DcufId1e ltzBoote
prompt UerI0eMdtt!

Nus einem atGantiiden Safen, 9.
Oft. = Sin anerifaniider 9amlpfer
lief bier aus @ellua elm un0 bradte
Al 92itgIieoer Der 8eiabung ser
o@ilutore~ NIT, Die Den oeptiben
u8ooteu gum 9pfer oefaaen mar.
Gs beiBt, bob mebrere Iau6boote
geiidltet Ditr0eu, aber 0ttrd promp-
ten @ebraud Der @cidabe bcrtricben
nltr0eu. u
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5rauen ma6ea 6elfeu.

G0maro 6. 8oote5 Elm Gertreter
oes 8unoes ~rungsmittelam
Der bon gtein Dorf nod Omaha fam,
0ern bieligen RobrungsmitteI.
8erpalter @attles bebi(ffid al iein,
belt geitern Dor Dem bieiigen Iraa.
enfliib i'm 8retficit Mile aIubbauie
efneu le6rreiden @ortrag ifber Or.
1altJtng oer Ga1rtm9smittel. Or er.
iuGte Die 6rouen init ioldJen glabr-
ung5mittelu, Die Sic Mdnner i'm
5eI0e qebrnl1den fGnnen, iparlain
uIu5ugehen. 8eiou0ers tuuroe Sin.
idrdnfiing inn 8er6rouh BON 8ei.
8enmcbl m6 Sped eurpfobIen.
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aanias Gita MlarFtberi6t.

aanias Gitp. Ntp., 0. Oft.
RinoBleb - 3uftbr $1,000; Marft
lauglam unO nieoriger.
Sdweine = 8ufubr 10000; @arft
itarf SIT idnaf.
Soditer @reis 1860.
0ltrhihaittspreis 19.25-t9.4O..
Sdafc-3uiubr 10000; Marft feit.
GefHtterte Sommer 1910.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-09
9hnamit in stabtdaNe nsfnnhrn.

philadelphia. 8. Gft.-8on eineln
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5Iur bertte 3 8fino 8pnamit borge.
funoen. Der GrpIofibitoff tpltroc ben
it66tiihen 8eamten irberae6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-09
Ct. syoicy6 Warft6eridlt.

ct. Sofeph go, 8. SIT.
Riubuieb = 3nfubr 5000; Morft
lnngiam ttuo n%ie0rigar.
Sdtueine 3ufubr $500; felt bis
10c bober.
60hIter 9reis 1915.
9itrdi6nitt5preis t9.00-191O.
5dafe 3ufltbr 5000; 8roipects
felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-09
Gbicaao gsarft6eriflt.

gbicngo. ST.. 8. DIT.
9iimbuie9 = 8ufubr 10000; Morft
felt.
sdlpcine = 3ufubr 10000; Mdrft
felt bis 10c ~uieoriger; Die i9Ieh-
telte 6ualitdt oe3 Sabreg.
Soldier Breis 1860.
9trhidnittspreis tS.10-f9.40.
S6afe-3ufubr 1900; g1arft feft.
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mag Gin gutter Sdiite iein, ober
leine Nunition iii i6ledt. Nan
riedlt lie auF tahielto 0eiIen Ont
fernuHg.
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flebt: ,@egeu 6~robenoen RegenS
t6unen Die Mobren nuo 3ebras ani
un5uge nid)t teiInebmen.4
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Serr 8amperl (ans Munden):
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6arniIie ettpas bor.~
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aerIe Do oruben iitgeu gang bubi6;
aber es flinet n biBden blum, fin.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-12
Negotiations Opened For
Care0f War Prisoners

able surroundings Of interned Ger
man prisoners In this country have
been forwarded to Germany by the
war department. thru the state depart
ment and . neutral agent They are
intended to perceive the expectation
OF the United States that similar con-
alteration will be shown American
soldiers and sailors who may be cap
tured BY Germany.
Two classes Of German prisoners
are detained in this country. One Is
comprised Of German sailors taken
into custody when the United States
interned various vessels at the begin
ming Of the war. The other class Is
composed Of enemy aliens. civilians
who have been arrested and are now
being detained under governmental
regulations.
The principal detention camp Is at
Fort Mcpherson. Ga. where approxi-
mately $50 war prisoners are held.
At Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. there are
lS5 enemy aliens. who are not, strict
ly speaking. prisoners of war. AZ Fort
Douglas. Utah. there are 81 prison
ers OF war and eighty interned aliens.
Small detachments of other intern
ed aliens are now temporarily quar-
tered at army posts thruout the coun-
try. but their number is relatively
small. In addition the department OF
labor has in custody several hundred
Germans. members OF the crews of
various merchant ships.
This group Is divided between the
immigration station at Ellis Island
and a detention camp at Hot Springs,
N. c.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-12
RUSS AMBASSADOR
Is NOT DISCOURAGED

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. l?.--"rhc
intent and spirit OF Russia rs n whole
should In no way be Judged by tho
news from Pctrograd." declared Boris
A. Bakhmeten. Russian ambassador
to the United States. when shown As
sociated Press dispatches relative to
the reported overthrow OF the Rus
sian provisional government. Until
just now did not have any personal
or. official information On the sub
ject." he said. "and therefore you can
not expect any official opinion.
Bakhmeter added: But I can tell
you that Petrograd Ia not the whole
OF Russia. and never has been. and
that the spirit prevailing In Pctro.rad
Is not representative OF the Russian
spirit as n whole.
The EXTREMIST element always has
been strong In Petrograd. but as TO
the whole OF Russia tho late elections
In the provincial and county local
bodies has shown the Maximalist feel
ing very weak Less than 10 per cent
of the extremists were elected"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-12
rAY ARK DwElLERs
FonsAxE THE WATER

SAusALIrO, Calif., Nov. 1o.-The
ark dwellers, who form . picturesque
colony In the bay Oh here. are grad
ually moving to land habitation. Since
the closing Of Tfburon. near by, as a
port OF call for railroad passenger
trafic. the arks have been disappear
ing. until now but small part Of the
original colony remains.
Twenty years ago q formidable por-
tion Of the population of Sausalito
and Tiburon lived in arks. Many OF
these cr1h were sumptuously fitted
up, and were the rendezvous for art
lists and literary people.
The desertion OF the arks is due to
the high cost Of living, the war, and
other causes Most of,the arks were
inhabited, by people who had dwell
ings elsewhere They find now that
they are unable to maintain both a
land and water residence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-12
PVT 'sESx ssS s4Si ~ ss;E sifE,.,u
Tells How To Opea Cloeeel NJ.
lrils and End Hesd.Ce11a

You :cci hne In few momsao.
Your cold In head or catarrh will b
gone. Your cloggcd nostrIls will opea.
The air passages Of your head VII
clear and you can breathe freely. No
more duilness. headache: no hawking.
spuffling. mucous discharges OF d.
ness; no struggling for breath d
night.
Tell your druggist you want .
small bottle OF Ely's Cream BAN.
Apply a little OF this fragrant anti
septic cream In your nostrils. l~ u
penetrate through every alr pasaase
Of the head: soothe and heal ~
swollen. inAamed mucous msmbssss'
and relief comes instantly.
II Is Just what evcry cold ana ~
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't ny
stuffed up and miserahle.-AdI