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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-11-23

Mr. and Mrs b J Harris motored
to Sylvester Sunday.
Mr. Tracy Odom visited relatives
at Warwick Sunday
Mrs w P Martin and Mr. Gus
Martin motored to Americas FRIDAY
Master William Martin is on the
sick list.
Mrs VIII Banks and tWochlldren
are convalesing from measles.
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hudson, ofCho-
kee, were visitors here recently.
Mess w G and Harris I.aramore
Jr have purchased the G A Wallace
home place. The whole community
extends a hearty welcome to Mr.
and Mrs Harris Laramore Jr who
will now live here.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-11-23

NO HUNTING: Notice is given
that all parties hunting on lands Of
the undersigned without special
written permission for that specific
date, from our office in Albany,
will be prosecuted.
Muse & Brown
S. B. Brown
S. B. Brown Company
Brown, Whitehead & Wet.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-11-23

kUGdl dllu TBIOUlldl llblllO :
NHIl tunaMnIHnTlIIHHHmIIIHIIlHnHIInHIIIi'
PRONE ALL NEWS TO No. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B stovall left
Sunday morning in their car for
Murphreesboro Tenn. TO visit their
son who is in school there, they
were accompanied to Atlanta by
Mr.. r L Heath Mesdames U F
King and w G Rutland.
Mrs. w B Heath ard children
are spending this week in town.
Mrs. S E Bartlett spent several
days last week with friends in Al
bany.
Mr.. and Mrs. J R Davis Of Phil
ema were in town Monday.
Mrs. NJ L Bankley left Monday
for a visit to her sister in Macon.
Kresodip and other lice killers for
stock. Leesburg Drug Co.
Tie Methodist Missionary So
ciety was entertained Tuesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Claud Vow.
Mrs. R R Green and children
spent the week end with her moth
er at Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. E R Mckinney of
Arlington motored over to see Mr.
and Mrs. E B Martin Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. J B Edwards Of Smithville
was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e B Martin and
little Ben spent Sunday in Smith
vile.
Norris Candies, fresh every week.
Leesburg Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. S J Yeoman, Mes.
danes Leila Watson, H R Stovall
and d Forester motored to Ameri-
Gus Tuesday.
Mrs. B Mckinney who has
been the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. e B Martin, returned to her
home in Orlando Fla. Sunday
night
Miss Thelma Paul of Chokee and
visitor, Of Cordele were visitors in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Cooke of Dawson is
spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J B Hoyl, and her
friends will be glad to know she is
improving rapidly since her recent
Illness.
Mrs. J w Lyons and little Mary
Gay have returned from visit to
relatives in Macon.
Farmers, please ask us to make
prices on chill tonic by lots.
Leesburg Drug Co
Mr.. and Mrs. H ] Tyler, and Mr.
I D Tyler of Cordele were visitors
in the city Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tillman
and Mr. Fred Tillman of Cordele
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Forester Sunday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-11-23

County Happenings
SmithviIIe

smithvilIe. Nov. 20.-Mr. E M
Booker spent Thursday in Ameri-
Gus.
Mr.. r. Hale was a visitor in
Dawson Thursday.
Mr.. E B Martin Of Leesburg was
here Thursday.
Mrs. TIME Glaze Of Griffin is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E NJ Fuller.
Mr.. T s Burton spent Thursday
in Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r P salter were the
guests of relatives in Dawson We'd
nesday.
Mr.. F S Hale spent Monday
in Americas.
Mrs. B / Mckinney Of Orlando
Fla. visited friends here Sunday.
DR.. Rayfeld spent Thursday in
Americas.
Mr.. r S Williams was among the
visitors to Americas Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w F McAfee Of
Albany visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. E L Simpson, after a visit to
relatives in Benton Ala. has re-
turned home.
Miss Sue Lunsford was the guest
of friends in Americas Tuesday.
Mrs G A Rhodes and Miss Ellyne
Rhodes spent Thursday. in Ameri-
Gus.
Mrs. George Sapp visited rela-
tiyes in Albany Sunday.
Mrs. w H Philips and Miss Win
ME Philips spent Wednesday in
Americas.
Mr.. w H Lunsford visited Rich
land Thursday.
DR.. HI T Simpson, after a pleas
ant visit to friends in Athens and
Atlanta has returned home.
Mr.. w H Turner spent Wednes-
day in Americas.
Mrs. Martha Avon of Birming-
ham Ala.is spending this week here
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E M Fuller.
Mrs. B W Forbis was hostess to
the Baptist Ladies Missionary So
ciety Monday afternoon.
Mr.. ] H Randall Jr.spent Thurs
day in Americas.
Miss Agnes Wells visited relatives
in Americas Thursday.
Mr.. Kenney Phillips spent We'd
nesday in Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Goneke we're
among the visitors to Americas
Thursday.
Rev. Curtis of Macon spent Sun
day here with Mr.. B w Forbis
Miss Annie Laurie Wells visited
Americas Thursday.
Mr.. J M Cowart Of Amerious was
here Thursday.
Mr.. R N Daniel spent Thursday
in Albany.
Mrs. B W Forbis visited Ameri-
Gus Thursday.
r.George Burton spent Monday
in Americus.
Mr.. w H Philips is spending
several days in Atlanta this week.
Rev. c T Clarke spent Wednes-
day here as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E A Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs, E B Martin Jr. of
Leesburg visited friends here Sun
day.
Mr.. c R Hale spent Thursday in
Americus.
Mr. and Mrs. E A Clarke and
Mrs. c C Ansley Jr. visited Albany
Wednesday.
Miss Leah Childers of Adams was
the guest of Miss Harriette Hill
Saturday.
Mr.. ! A Hill snant Sotnr5ov J.,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-11-23

NO HUNTING: Notice is given
that all parties hunting on our lands
known as the Tomlinson, The Cooke
and the Atkins land in the First
District of Lee County, without
special written permission for that
specified date from US will he pro-
secuted.
j. W. Kemp
West & O'tum
Byrd Odum.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01
Befartucrten Heic0
0c0cn OcItertcIc9!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
/, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
Stem gorf, 1. Qob.-Gie Qmeri.
cat 0efenie GocietD Bat ben Brdii.
0enten eriudt, cine SPECIALIZATION
DC Gongreiies ei~n5uberuicu, nm &c.
gen 8citerreid arica 3u erfldren.
Sic @cieaidait erfldrte, Dab Elm
oeririibter Grieoe cine 8eleioigun9
oerer, Doie gefalteu lino", unO rein
8crrat ON ben 2ebenoen" fem
miiroe. Sic GeioIution gub ON. oaB
oie gntien0ung elmer iibarpdItigeu.
Sen ouerifoniiGen 5treitmadt Den
Griolg BADEN pir0e, ooB peniger
2eute get0tet tuir0cn. G8 tpltr0e be.
fiiriportet, ooB 100000 0anu
ait8geieuoet meroen iolten. Die gfe.
iolntion iagte, mir ioaten Mlanniaaf.
ten uro 8orrdte na6 StoIieu emf
ien0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01
Sinml0ltG unS ukFaiite
tperSen G~cma6rcGclt!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Nebo on Nov.
/, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
getroqro6, /. gaoD. Die. pro.
niioriide gtegierung bat beute gegen
Die oufldfigen 9robin8an 5tnnlono
rrto Ukraine idarfe 9toBregeln err
qriffen. 5innlonO miro unter Sl,
risoiftion Der 9or0front gelteIlt, neil
es iid gctueigert bat, nit Der 9ieBie.
ruung bel Der o%n6eiobIenen H6umung
qeiuiHer guntte SAND In Salo gu
orbeiten. Ole Ukraine miro nod
idnuerer bctroffen; oeriel6eH mIrO
Giles @cl0 fir 3egieruuas5nede Dor.
entbalten. neil Die 2o5trcnmnasbe.
mequna miner lueitcr Inn iid grclit.
99citerF nad9altigcre 9laBuogmen
Itn6 in ausiidt gcitelt.
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ermirfen aleidpiel, OBJ es pribate
ooer 0ffentlide lino.
$4,000 9i5ensgrinde hon gtab-
rnnasmittel61nOlern.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
/, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1879
&%oibtngt6n, /. Rob.-50,000 @e.
iu6e Inn 2i3enicn 8ur GortIebrng
ibrcs @eIddfte8 iin0 bon gio9rltngg.
mitteIb1nolern BEL ser 9ta9runqsmit.
teIperipoltltug eingeInufen, nno man
ertpartet 6ereu insgciamt 100000.
0ieie 2i5enien tperoen ~oltggeIonot
nPr0en, iobaI0 Die SlegeIn eeorudt
iinb. Sn Der 3pii9en5eit oiirfen Die
4pplifanteb tpie befannt gegeben
lptroe, ibre @eid1fte fortfabren
miiiien dber boriidtig Ieiu feline
goridrift bes Observation-Disclosures
an berlesen. gas 2i5ensinItem tritt
beute in araft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01
Japan kanit 1MRlanH
nieQt beilprinecn!
Die Nrmec bes MifaOu mnf sum
Saut segen 9entidIaub I'M
Orient 6lei6en,

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
i, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
Gin gacific Safen, 1. glob.-ga-
ron Eunetaro g}egato, 6iIbrer Der
lopaniiden 6inan8fommiflion, lneIde
bier berte bon Sapan e%ingetroiien
1T iagte, eS iei uumogli4 cine iapas
ntihe 4rnee al Die eltropdiide
S6loGtfront at ien0en. o5ollte
onIidts elmer p9piiidan 1lnmoglidJ'
teit Sapon 0ennoh t6rtdt gerrtg
lem, itbernenidlihe auitrengungeu
ut MAIDEN un0 Gr1ppen ~entienoen
lut6 es ioute idnea etIhopfen",
frogte et, otper ioIte Damn ben Sris
emf beidiiben5 fpenn 8eltiAlau0 nt1s
beliegt bteibt2"
Qudl Der WangeE an Sonnage
tuar elm meiterer widtiger 8unft in
benz ARGUMENT 0es 8aronS.
,g8enn mir ou6 feline 3ruppen
rad europa geianot baben iogte
er, gio bo6en mir bod oui anoere
@eiie aebolfen. llniere Marine 0ient
Der 5a6e Der aaiierten i'm @Iittcl.
ldnoiiden Mleer uno inn Snoiiden
9sean uu0 uniere @anoelsflotte
ltebt gum groBen Teit ben Qlliiertcn
8ur 8erfugung. Sapaniide Gdiffe
bermitteln tatiddIi9 ben @erfebr
Sniiden aiien pn0 europa"
Baron Medata iogte, Die groBe
Gntfermlng nnb Die Idlehte Serial.
Jung Der Srdrsitbiriideu 8obn ite'
ben Der Gntienbung bon Gruppen
mad RuBIonO i'm 8cge. 8enn elm.
NAL bort eingetroffen, fOuuten fe
nid)t berpfIegt un6 nit 8orrdten ber-
Ieben mer0en.
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Gn6(.qaner6anier aereaelt!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
j, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1879
8aibington, /. 0ob,-Se1te mer'
ben bon Der Robrnugsfommiiiion
aud beionoere 8eroromtngen fir
ubl.2uger61uier in araft geiebt.
Bon on on finoet sic @erteilung Scr
pt6tigiten Rabruugsitoife uur inter
2i3en5 itctt.
@eiligcI. Gier. Butter uno frii6e
ooer gefrorene Slide, peIde OreiBig
coer mebr Gage qeIo9ert iinO, Ton.
nen ni9t me6r oIS nfzii9" berfauft
perberL un0 ibr gerfauf miro nur
gcitattet, menn iie elm beionoeres
9lafat trugen nit Der aufI9rift:
sGoIo Gtorage Goods"
gues friiae 5Ieiid ooer 8roOufte
bon ioldcm, oe5QIeiden 8ilo. @e.
fliiael. Gier mo Butter miiIIen 0ds
Gatitn 5eigen an Weldem iie in
0aS gager6aus fan1elL uno oas 8a.
tum an neldem lie e8 berlieBen.
Inter feinen l~lnlitdnoen miro geitata
tet, Dob Elm 2ogerbaus irgenomcIde
9lobrungsmittel oafmmmt, bic idou
Std baber.
lin Nobrungsipetlllatiou sum
eiubolt 81 brirgeu, meroei 9orleben
uno 8oridiHe bon 2ngerbausleilten
auf ibre aunoen beidrdnft.
Vile 2~aserbanier miiiien Der Ger.
maltuug Eobeaen iiber ibre greiie
einreiden. ltnO ole miiiien Si5eaien
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Gin antcrikaniidler
Transport t~crpeSiert!
las Gdifi erreidjt iidJer ben 5afeH;
teiH 8erlnit BON ReRidleuleben.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
/, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1879
@aibiugton, l.. Qoo.-Marine-
iefretGr Qaniel8 meloete beltte. DAP
Der amcrifaniide &ransportOompfer
.8innlqno" in fremoIdnoiiden &c.
lpdIiern torpe6iert muroa. IS lit fem
9erluit bon MenI6enleben al Der.
3eidnen, nn0 Der Transport febrte
unter eigenem 8ombf IN ben aus
Idnoiiden &ofen 8rrilf.
Ger an Dem SAiffe beruriadte
lit gertng. 6innIano befano
Iid inter gSforte; feline 4n3et1en
oe8 Gorpeoos ODER Iaud6ootes lpur,
Sen geie6en.
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e6icaao perlicrt 600 salpOus.

Gbieago, Sa. /. gtop. ~ @eitern
nbeno uur0cn elmo 500 bicfige 5teb-
fneipcn fir INNER 9eibtoiicn. lhlter
benz @artinsgeieR lit in Sainois nur
Gin GuIoon ihr ie 900 Gerionen ge-
ltaitet. glls Dor me6reren Sabten
oieg geieb in Strait frat, gob IS in
Ghicnao 1000 Saloons. 0ieie ouri,
ten ie0odD crit mad; g(blaui ibrer 81.
SEMEN, bis 0os geietlihe gerbdlinis
CREDIT wuroe eeidloiien uerOm.
es fu6 ieet INNER nod COCO Steb.
tneiben III gblcago borbnn0eH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

Die Rd6taI6e go, 1917 1T GuBeft
prdttif6 uno biloet Elm ibealss @eident
fir bic bielbei6Gftigte Mutter elmer 8abls
rct6en 6amilie. Die Stiderei ptrb fait
gan3 in StieIIti6 Gussefiibrt nit Elm
pdar an0t4enIti9en uub IdBt lHa idnea
FertigItellen. 8tau. rot pOer ouRteIgelb
be6en Ii9 miriam DON benz etru aiinIts
lerkineu, aus BAN bic Sadie hergeiteut
1T, al. CQtan bittet, BEL 9eiteuung
6drbe a%n3uqeben,) Preis einIdIiebIia
6tg ~erFprberliaen Stidgarns so Gents.
=
Gin 9td6en, bas mad ieiner 5ertigs
~ieQuna i'm 2qoen ni6t inter $15.00
gefauft perbtn taan, 1T 9sIiin 1920,
6as san8, b.. 3, bus eiaentIide Muitsr
iofpobl ME bic 6drift. in Gangiia
augalfGfrt niro. Sic Sarift pirb in
blau nit einfahtm @arn, bic 9lumcu
in berTftebeneu G6lttierungen non roIa,
rot, Eea6lau unb g~oloFarbiQ NIT bops
pettem @aru gcarbsitet. unb al5 &el3
6ient ein Gnot6enHi9 in grim. Die
Ranfen rcr6en grim, bic 9Idttar in tels
Isrem Griin 9eftidt. 9as muIter lit
auf gttem etru ainlIerleiueu borgs3eids
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@al6inaton .trofen~l

8ai6ington /. g}ob. - @oibing.
ton 1T pdbren0 Der gcitri9en oSdIto-
tpcen" .6eier gtroden@ g%eporben
Gas in araft gctretene @eiebe ber-
bietet Die @eritequHg, ben @erfaui
ooer oas 8eridenten bon 9eiitigen
@etranfen I'M Qlltritt bon GoIums
bid. Mud lit oa8 &rinten in Der
0cffentliAfcit bcr6oten, tu6breuO oa8
@eieB Die gihfiibrltng bon 0etrGrlten
5t pcri6uIidem Gebrau6 nidt bers
bietet.
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aber sluii6en Sen 3eiIen IieTt, mar
Gaoorna erfoIgreid, iid auf oos
@eitpfer oes 5Iuiie8 8urId5u8ieben
lluo gertei0i8ungsiteIlen ein8uneb'
men.
@roBe geItlr3llng ober bat oie
@%erliner Ga6ridt bon ser @efan.
genua6me BON 10000 6oIoaten in
ienem Geil berbor9erufen, no Die
Critic 4rn1ee Ga6ornog aus Der Ell.
ierneR llmttomcrltug @tadenIeuS az
enttpei6en indt. Qieies lit 8tpiihen
ll0iue un0 Der G~ilitenIinie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

Bel Der Qusnabl' bon @ei6naftsgss
I1enten 1T ui6t adein bic GdpierigtsiI
40 ii6erpinben. iid innerbaIb Der 9rens
sen Ieines guoqets gu bdlten, ionbtrn
man muB aud glei63eiiig ben osrIdies
bcnen @eTamadBridtungen Gsduung
su traacn fu6cn. mir beitrsben uns
6afer, unIcre bieste'H9liten muRer 70
%ret66altig mic m6gIia gu geitaIt,H.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01
1ltarktbcridte
Omaha, g2ebr., |. 9tob.

0mobo, gtebr., 1. Nob.
1Iiubuicb 8uiubr 1900.
8eefItiere felt big t0c nieoriaer.
grima idtpere 8eeoes 1900
1850.
gute II. bette @eeoe8 t4.0O-
1900.
g5ittein. geabes t2.o0-ts.5 so.
@GD0bnl, geepes 7.00-tt,00.
gute uu0 jcite Sabrlinge 14.00
1850.
9littelm. Sa6rlinge 200-t4.O 90
@epobnl. SdbrIin9e 6,50-1t.00,
Grima ldpcre 8eepe5 1900
1900.
Gute unO bette geebe8 1000
lt.50.
@ittcIm. @ciOe.geeDes 9.OO-
1000.
@cmo6nIi6e 9eebes 7.50-8.75
ailbe un0 Sellers felt bis 10c
nieortger.
@ute bis bette Sellers 7.75-S.75
Cute un0 bette &iibe 7.50-8.40.
Ntittelm. aii9e 6.50-7.25.
@eu6bnli6e aiibe 5.00-6.00.
Stoder8 mnb Seekers felt Bis t0c
nieoriger.
grima Seeding Stiere 1850
1900.
@ute, bette 6ee0ers 8.5o-t0.25.
Mittelm1Bige 1855.
@eu6bnlide 6.0O-7.O0.
@ute, bette Gtoders 8.50-9.50.
Gtof Sellers 6.50-S,U0.
Stod Ritbe 6.00-7.50.
Stod aGlber 6.00-10.00.
Seal aGlber ~8.00-12.50.
8ua mo StagS 5.50-7.50.
= 3ufu6r 2300; 25c 10
Der.
Gurdi6nitt8prei8 16.60--16.8O.
9olblter Yrels lb.JU.
- 3ufubr 10000; Martt
felt.
Sceoer Qdmmer 16. 50-t7.50.
Soccer Sd1rlinge t2.00-t3.25.
Cute un0 bette SdbrIinge tt.50-I
1900.
@utc II. bette @i0oer8 HOO
1850.
@utc uu0 bette @litteridofe 1000
-ft.00.
3ee0er Mlttteridafe 7.50-t0.25.
aauias Sin Miarft6eri6t.
9anin8 Gitp Dfo., 1. g1ob.
liaObieb - 3ufu1r 1000.
au9e felt.
Gtoder5 flnl.
shnfiue - 2ifftthr S0O0. t5-s9r
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1toEiens 2lrmtee
ant Gnoliantentc
iebnoer eeihlaeen!
10000 1ttann babct int ctner Sdladpt Sic tDaffen
oc1trcdst mtS sic Gciamt5abl Scr 6cfars
ocncn bctrdot 10000 11anr.
Berlin mclSct ferner, Sat inn GaG,Sen 1900 &c:
1dtiikc erbclttet tpMrSct.

tTre translation filed with the ! as required by the act Of Oct. s.
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Nov. 1919
Berlin, /. Nop.-0a8 0euti6e &riegSant mel-I
bette beute 6olgen6es: 10000 itolienii0e Col
fen geitredt.~ 8aS Griegsa1lt nlel0ete f%erner,
ooB oie @eiamt3ohl Der in Der groBen %ttolieni=|
iben 0ffeniipe ~gefangen genomlnenen Staliener
iib oaf 10000 M}ann b~e3iffert 1tno 0aB 1900
@eidiibe erobert tDlr0en.
eMe 10000 02aur5 pet4e 6Iid bonn 9o8iomcuo Die @ofen tired
ten, eeb0ren ieoenfals icncu groBen &upPnfonhgcnt Der 9rHen armec
an, bon melden 9epeIfCn moathteu, 0oB fe ndbe Der 9ie In Die Sale
geraten ntroen)
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erobert lpur0en.
glirs 6ritiIder nneae,

QonOon, 1. Goo.-3er Snterpre.
tation Der 9eutigen @erliner 9epes
fden 8nfoloc bobdn oIterreidiit .ocuts
ffe Gtreittr1fte Die 8erteioigungSli'
ME oes Generals Gooorna ont "a.
gIiomento erreidt. iinO ober in III.
rem 9ormoriA o%afGeboltcn porocn.
Berlin bebauptet, Dab bic Ser
feioigungsperfe o1tf Dem 0it1ier be5
6Iuiies 3miiden 8ignoo un0 @oorp-
ipo erItiirmt nur0cu. @ie 2onoon
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sdlddteritreif in ct. Soiep6, $40.

odIIldlfeFlFFglF IN 81. S0leP1, DO.
CT. Solepb DO, J.. gop.-8eil
man ibnen 8umutete. gtegerfrauen in
Der arbeit in ser 8crionoabteiIung
3u belebren. 9ingen Die an9eiteateu
Der @ommono urlo Miorri3 @roB.
iGJld6terei geitern ua6mittag on Den
5treif. aa Die 8emitbungen BON S.
6. 6mitb, einem 9rgoniiator Der
2(mer. federation of 2obor, Die 2eu-
te bon Dem Streit abaubalten nib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

net, miet So Sou i'm 9ur6msFet unb
foItet einI4lieBli9 bes erfOrbsrli4sa
Stidgnrns 80 Gents.
gluuBipiBs buau 60 Gents.
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Gdafe = 3ufubr 5000; Itarf biz
15c bober.
ct, Soicp9 MurftGeridt.
ct. Soiepb, So, /. Sob.
9liuObieb-8ufubr $500; @orft felt,
SdBeine-3ufubr 5000; 25c b6ber.
&odlter 8reis 100.
Dur1i9nittspreis 16.50-t7.00.
Sdlafe - 3ufubr 1000; 10-15e
boiler.
g6itasu @iarftbtridJt.
Gbit1go. 81. /. gob.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

9efTn 1922 IN Elm 5 3on i'm 0ucs
brat meFnbes 9abeltifen, beTTsn Mas
fer ME folgt gearbeitet pirO: Die Cans
euetten in bIauem RnopflndftiA. Der
Rprb blau in 9tielftif, bic tleinen Rreiie
entpeber in 6IaGftid oosr 2oaltidersi
in blau, Die @Iumen unS 9ldtter ID
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mem auotdeRitia fit bic GtaubfGben.
9as IiuFer III duf feinem weiBen Or
gamble borgesei6nsi rnb toitet siHf9lieBs
Ii9 bss erforoerLiaen Stidsarus rs
Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

Der gilberrdbmen $40. 1921 init Fsis
mem GtieEmutier1ens unb @dmeLlers
lino8s 9}ufer pirtt iebr bibi9. Die
Gtiefmltter6en psrben tn Gladiiia in
maube unb goIO uusaeflbrt, bon ben
69metterlin5en elmer IN blau. Der anbere
in qpl6. Sir Bic 8Idtter un0 Ronien
fpirb @tieIIii9 nerfpenoet. Die offeuen
8tumen baben belIgriine aeIde. Das
DIAL fin bic Photographic Dirb In
Rnopflo9fia searbsitet. 9as Mufsr
1T auf feinem stru aiinitIerteinen rors
Qs8ei6net unb aet5nt unO foftt etnz
i9lieBtid bes erfor0erIiden Gtidsorns
Is Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

gSr. 2 207-2Oa
@emiidtes Corn
Ger. 2 10000
Ger. 8 10000
8eiBcr Safcr--
9lr. 3 58A-59
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@erite-
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ar. 3 169-170
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aanias Sin glarft6eri6t.

Mdnlo5 0lfD, DO, 1. y(00.
GiaSbieb - 3ufubr 1000.
aabe feit.
Stodcrs flau. ?
Sducine - 3ufubr 5000; t5-52c
boiler.
SodIter &reis t7.f6.
GurdianittspreiS 90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

15c uieoriger.
Sdlucine 3uft6r $4,000; 30
SOC bober.
Sod1ter grei8 1875.
3uraiduitt8pre;s 16.60-t7.20.
Sdafe - 3ufubr $4,000; 9lartt
felt Bis itorf.
@efitterte 2dHlmer 1900; Guali.
tat idledt.
Smaba @ctreibcmartt.
Omaha, gtebr., 1. Sob,
8eibeS Goru-
gtr. 2 206-207
@eIbes @orn-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-01

(Tue translation filed with the ], as required by the act Of
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Nov. 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
Boys Underwear
19c Garment

Boys BaibriggRn Vests with
short sleeves. and Pants 10
match. In knee length. i9c
garment.
Placement Salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-13
BOYS OF 81 TO
MOBILIZE FOR
ENCAMPMENT

Final program detalls for
the thirty-flfth annual three
day encampment Of the De.
par,rent Of Washington and
Alaska. Grand Army Of the Re
public ard affiliated orsarlxa-
tons, which will open In Seat
tie Tuesday, have been ar
ranged.
The q. A. r. will mec: at the
Moose Temple. the W u. c.. at
Plymouth church. the Daughters OF
Veterans at the Elks' home. Ladies'
OF the q. A. r. at the Odd Fellows
Temple. and the Sons OF Veterans
az the Frye hotel.
The credentials committee will
meet at tho q. A. X. headquarters
In the Armory Monday at p. m.
and the administrative council At
the same place at .. IN.
the program for tbs sneanpuasa,
Tuesday. 10 a m.--open session OF
g, A r. oneampmsat. Moose temple
prayer. department chaplain. Henry
Brown. singing. America" led hy
" Ortiz p~nsnors. address % welcome.
Mayor Hiram c. GU. solo. The soul Of
Old GLORY. Aue. LOUISE ClAry address
u welcome. a J Rhodes president Of
Chamber Of commsres. colo t-slsctsdl.
Worth psnsmora. rsAponae. past depart
msnt commander. g. n punninE song
Marching Thru Georgia" led BY Nine
Ciary business session 90 .ncampInsn
Immediately after clos. % open msat-
Ing. sac p. Inception A. Eagles
hail. Seventh ave. and Pine at. ~ the
W. r. g. and All allied organizations
Wednesday, Business seasiou In tho
morning. at p. m. camp fire a. First
Presbyterian church. with following pro.
gram: Prayer. BY department chaplain.
America" ~ Worth Dsasnnorr. greet
luGa. BY DR.. u \ Matthews solo. BY
Worth DsnEmorc address. BY ). y Can
ay. department. commander: America. I
Pledge MyHef 70 Thee" nuthor Mrs =
A. harbour. guartstts. Mrs. Thatcher.
Nrs Franklin shgsT. Mf. Jay Thatcher
and Mr.. a. Collins. address GOV. Ernest
lister. solo fsoisctsd1. Lillian Schosn-
bsrg. Marching Thru Georgia lod ~
Worth peusmoro.
THURSDAY. Iuns 81. parade at 10 30 a
m. burinsss session In afternoon.