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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
THE GOLDEN PEARS.
p0rt n

The next day the father said TO the
Younger son. Il think you are crazy
but can YOU take these pears to the
t,nE for me" Watch for your broth
"rs, and don't let the witch &c, you"
He took the pears and went on. H..
ctre to II" witch Sh. asked oirr
what he had lie told her some pears
Tor the King. Wen he got there they
wouldn't let him in. He managed to
get in and gave the pears to the King
The King made him a knight. lie soon
found his brothers in Jail The King
gave TWO wishes. He said he wished
his brothers could get out and they
All were Al home. The King let their
out. and they all went home Fer
after the Younger son was called the
smartest. trhe end.y
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UNCLE BILLY AT THE sEAsHoRE.

One day; as Uncle Billy was walking
down by the SeaShore, il started snow
ing. Uncle Billy liked the snow. so
he stayed on the beach. In a little
while. out from the ocean came some
little sea urchins; Lets get shell
tie one to the others. I'VE have no
one to pull US" said the big one.
81 Will pull you" said Uncle Billy.
You are very kind" said the little
one. So they got In sleigh. ar they
called IL, and Uncle Billy started out
But they had not gotten far, before it
urchins started for the sea. Wait
let me finish pulling YOU. said Uncle
We Will see you again."
~ wish l had n ride now" IT will
ride YOU" said voice. Uncle Billy
locked around and saw. Nat fish
We'll. who are you?" 1T am the nat
fish Of the sea. lust &c; on my back
and hold up a she'll and go along lust
as nice" SO Uncle Billy got on the
hsh's back and held up a shell and
went very fast. So Uncle Billy got
u ride anyway.
Uncle Tsnly went home and told his
story t0.thn people at HIS cottage.
= <s1-.----t-.- JACK GOODMAN.
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AUTUMN AND EVE.

Eve must have planned gay color
schemes
When making autumn gowns.
And fairly revelcd In the reds
The gorgeous gold and browns
Did she desire r tunic new:
To make her costume chic,
Shed survey all the leaves,
And then send Adam UP to pick.
Poor henpecked Wight. he doubtless
Swore.
And barked his manly knees.
While wondering why the prettiest
sprays
Grew on the highest trees.
But though Eve wore the latest styles
In foliage drapery,
Twas inaddeninE. for there was no one
But Adam there TO see
JENNINGS l.. HUNT
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WHY YOU SHOULD FIGHT FOR THE:
L. y. A.

Ii YOU a true citizen OF your
country. YOU Will respond TO her call
in time Of need. You would not have
any one ;ramplc old Glo-y. You
Woild not have them slave the L. s.
\. Then. why shouldn't you. as a
citizen OF your country. fight in time
Of war; Why shouldn't YOU obey the
commands OF our President? You are
not doing this merely to gain honors
for the United States. but also 10 keep
the women and children of our coun-
try from knowing the horrible terrors
Of gar: II every mother would con-
slider all OF these facts she would not
hesitate in letting her son fight for
our country.
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MARY AND ELIZA.

once there vas q little girl named
Mary who was very rude and mean,
and another named Eliza who was vnr,.
kind and gentle They both liked each
other. Eliza wanted 10 teach Mary TO
be Kind. but Mary wouldn't try.
One day some children came TO play
with ELIZA. and she treated them very
kindly. Mary wanted them TO come 10
see her. but they said that she was too
rude. SO they wouldn't come. Mary be-
gan TO think. then she said: Will he
Kind. too. 50 they came To see her. and
they played together and had lots OF
FUN. SO. after all. Eliza taught Mary
10 be Kind. DOROTHY tiRICE
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THE WEEKS PRIZEwINNERs

Lucy kirkwood Scott, of Lynchbure
Va.
Catherine 81. Williams. please send
address.
T. w. Buttcrworth. Butterworth Va
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They Certainly DO

Dear Editnr.-i
chapter Of Red
7 hope the club
as IL "stirs" the
sen'! In some
Wis cr,
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
Busy with Lessons.

Dear Ed!tor.-Pi-ase excuse for not
writing, because | vcr? busy with my
lessons. am rendins In aomn drawings.
which hope VIII escape Mr. Waste basket.
lowing me Der.
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Try Hard.

Dear Editor.-
for some time.
nice 10 drS ".
l do hope | wi
member
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Sends Drawing.
Send Your Address.

Dear Editor.-I
which I mace up
waste baskett a.
in /, in 4 lonK tim
some day u Z keeI
would send me "a
mine. Your old III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

err sending the second
Cross work in Turkey"
ar another contest soon.
members M, and they
frc contributions. Best
DONALD DE NILBISS.
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RESA ASDPEoTTI.
Sends Story.

Ny Dear r:djtor.-Inclosed is story for
he page. am not sure that everything
is Described correctly. please excuse the
mistakes. with .ovc to you and tho mem
be.s. am, q loyal member.
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Knitting for Soldiers

Ny Dear Editor.--I thank you very much
for adopting my suggestion for contest
and viii send contribution In ncvt week
thank you tor printing my puzz;e. I am
Watching the mail daily for my prize, but
I haven't gotten - yrt Sincerely
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Eeyyvilie. Va
Likes Contest.

Dear Editor
I'D. q. & for a
alone tonight I
think n Army
fine Aren't you
conn., ! am sen
to zee In print.
member.
n1aaaL W
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SIGN Your Drawings.

Dear l:ditor.-l
page for q ior-
worked hard for
been able 20 get
sending la | sine
prlzr. Why don't
| never see tncTa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

gan fam Gin doaa outer gierbrnter uS bod Elm I4dtcr diplomat
fem, ne @nm aHd ans bent 6al 1es fruberen Gbeagoer 8fernrauers l0
jeeiaen Geanotqn bei ben 9oHaan1dften Gbas. S 8opida ergebt, Der
mi 8efdnldIimg 9cufihlnn0s 9utaret uernHen bat. Ter Manget on
MerufS0ipIgndfen I'M anspdrhgen Gente Der Ser. Staatea bot bon alters
Ir bic SgranNcbuna BON im offcntIrhen ODER ~gahdftllfen &eben pronll-
nenten Eeinuen fur SipIonaiiihe Soften I'M anslanoe notDenag genodf
ana jeoer 8drteDedpl III Der SanOcsregeruag bat, Den afrrlan1lhen
9~erA0ItnrHen crtpreheno, and eneu 8Tionermehicl. Doagtens IN ben
nidagergn Steanneer, CUR 6oge gebabt. qurd Elm iole5 eBtat, oSer
rihtiger 0nrA Dnen 1iangeI on GBten get Oe g1noesregerung Der
fa aus Der Grfabung Der ~bisheriaen aentcrin9aber er8benoeH 8ortele
fat aansid bemtg.
as gobifo Dor 0ref safren gum geianSen fir Sic gaEfamandea a..
raunt fuur0e. nnroe oieeu1 Gotten feline ~nbergroBe geoeutHg beaemeien
Die @an0elsntneHeu sniideu linen unO Den Der Stuahn HieEteu fd
inner6nI6 bef6eIoeuer greu5az u0 poftiden g~erDidlungen Uuroe bon
fener Sete entgegengeben. 8apfa, Der nls @ertreter 6es bobmidp
omertani6au Clements gait begab fh OoEer INIT Der oHgene9men Or.
nartung mf Ieaen Softer, oB iene 8erufspflften groBhHhiIs geRa.
fMnfHider gatur feu lpHr0et. Gs ibeHt nber, oaB 0rd l~e6erIdaaHna
fdner g~g0euhrua mo maElpe GffeIet 8opida ba6 in &offreien fh
etnen ourhnas Hdt borIlbnftH 9uf ernarb. 60 lit es befaHt. oab
De bertorbeHe &GHgn Gllabefb bon Hrm1nien (Garmen SDoa) f1
nr aF BEN unnHgnnglidft notuenoigen 8enfr NIT Dem aHerFaHifhen
@ranRr@efn0hn bebrdnHe no IN elmer 0ffentifem @eeaidaft En-.
ndrte. Ser gRdnn tit enfdd uHmogidl~ Cine Mtenge 9efaihthen, bic
fane SnfIoHgfert 81 f~euu5e1nen geagnet fma. fHo hber ibn I'M llmauf
TuenteHs ladf man Jeond barlbcr Doer Gleoigte he 0urb EN- Ghe3adea
cElDorbea bate. % er Die S0n9n bon gfnmanien nbr Oas Geephon
pHeao, Gueen" mreoeg, Oh er in Frog bel eiuent 8dufett aT bic 9dbs.
buraer idfapFe o0er ob er Bel ieiner gntrrsau0icH5 e1en 9aIfanfarnen
euNn Sortrog nber Oe Gieoan3 belt fh ielbft ais @9ooel bnHeae mo
laHe f90euea Sender. oMe 5ebH Collars oas 1htf forea@ erfuu9Hte. Is
i1aroe dies as @anerifdu1h@. I'M eurepa1fen Slime ITMr HcHtcs
qhetAbr0enten0 rt ~bsrihrobeH@, hingeHGnnaea nn0 berN9ben
Glee 91aAEdt 1aB 8opIda 81 eIner boafg rrrtgeH 4ufofung finer
GIeaang 1a0 EfidfeG uerLenet hahen, penn BALD nab 4Msbrnf 0es &eits
frgses hcgafn e iefrer e8edifhen AgEa1lHttHg befoH0ere 8eoeutang BET
anIeaen. ia0 0We Oft o4ne heIra0ere Hpfmxn0fdfef ftarf iii befenen
2sede NaH0lungcu gobidas Die oeuide Resnrrng neraHIaBt bobea. of
fde MtberHfAne SIT betebcH. Int Sr 3Ht nihf befaut- Ga bic 2ongmuf
EAdf1Innos gsgrnlber ameritanfdeH Iplomatea - es ii mir ON
Bran0 Ibflod, ben amertfalHffen GcidnoteH In getgiens eriHnert, Der Die
Denfb0r aehddiqnen Geridte iiber bic nemffe 8errDaItuHq I'M geqien pr.
ofsnil6te = T4 wnDr6olt bepdbrt bot. Bari angenonmen neroea, Sa6
Mapida i6a enc febr 0aHidieinoide EGigfet beuiefn bdbea nauB,
Na oas eIaidrenen gegen i'm beransEEforocrn.
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Den 2laecl attf Sen ticpf.

god ami arieasiahren inns nohOent Die 0entihc 8rele 0lees Sah'
SeS iowie w~eftebenoe 8irgcr Der Sergmgten SfaaIen In Gns aabsIre
De bon rnierer merifanfhen HreTe 1nter0rndt o0r pcforepr pmuen
Shr grhfa .snie0e mo 9edre Der retnen Natlonet peenrtt pe
gsohrheit. ne geutiHlonD He in Der &et per1tonDen lpH1cn Honh- ~H'
1eren lit Ge felt LANCER, longer 3t befar1t
sd finnme NIT gooEnet Dmin uberein, Dab 1eln1ldm oe peglIe
gAannoftdt rit butte nerIeben ioacn. Aber, ipe Is IN Spre1 SenmlIet
hgKf ner ooer mdfe aotion fonne GeuiihlanS iohe @arante geocnf
gpnu gertItIono Die 9Irgihut geba6t bate, Dob nm BON oct
heaiS4eu un0 lumnEargilhen @ren5e Der fGne Snnaiton euRns oes III
Iiartnn Drohe, 70 nnr0e es Die neTaife 6ront I'M nneDr ais 0e 9alIe
rcr6irst hoben 1nS sic Dem Tein0e olsgeieBte 6ront, Die, glet1 Der nale'
rmH. 0nerreififheu m0 mn3eoontf1en Sront, ourh gebrgiges 0etaaoe
fnbrty bate pom efnel GritteI Der oeatrbea &rnppel perhDlsI metOsR
f5nHen.
gsas be6eutt Sns? Cans einfdfl SB elm GROCER 5aI Der Sraspen
fir ben EeDsug gegen Die gtHien fet geDorDen mare Yer arieg maroe
;et been0et fn. SoboI0 &uBlano gefbloeen IT. ut n9 Uranfrel@ ee
iefnt nO aud stnEen uir0e bao Der atbent GnsgeDen. w 6teDe ae
Ynr GnoIn10 ibrid, Inn geger Die 9entifen un0 tire Gerbun0een 5h
fdrnbfeu. u0 ale engffhen IntermFn wihen, Dab EN- anntpT 5pTp1ea
geuidInno unO GngIono .naen cine 8crnbtuHg oes enghthn Mennes
nrApwfpn n4irae S. 5errE"
Tfeie bemerfsnsperte 3ui6rHt, fbnbt So8n Elm aiIpuufor 9latt
fn0en mir in elmer engGfden 3enung BON Stem Yort, nafurii1 H1t N
Ser .gsor0~, ,9fa1es", SIM oSer ugDeniHg Bcr" ionoern IN eIner
eaoEiden 3atunq, 0eren reoaffioneaer Better NIT Der &obrben5 0T 8es
rg4dirfnt ln0 Dem iolrnnHHtiheH atn1n0 engere He5HegangeH nhefpau
os NaHber, DDS, giaaro lnO aoniorter. git Dem 8ernHer Der gu.
ghrn niurten mir nur IN ginen1 Gunfte nmf therein. Gs TT ms bollg
anrDerf1n0Iih, ne CT MoofeoeIts antft, bB Gcutlhldno ORE belglhe
s1traitat ooet fdgen mr. heber, one 1ogenaade pel9tNe seeaIfatIl
fnht hdtte perIesen fuaen, teIen fam, obnobI er iel5t 5ugebtt BOB
GphihIan0 nitt Die gerrngte BIrgfdnft beiaB, 0nB 1are Jem0e 5e2gten
raft sum auggnnagpunft efer Snbdion MAIDEN naroen. Die III Den
Nrduen ron g5rifeL norgetmoeneu Gofnmtente btlSeE IN DEN Auget auer
0gredt uS rorurtllsfri 0enfenoen Mendcn cine abiotate 9ehtterngungI
G~eutihlonos, 0ann Te beietigen aid Ben hsrn s3peiRl odran, ocR
m0ren Sic 0euffhen 5ruppen ibnen nidt 5nnt 8lHd 8uDorgfonmen
ssrafreid4 un0 england Bic 9eaHahfdt gelgies tn Grtno uno Sooen
Iincrnqptaupt baben mur0ea, I'M 3ethdlano III Den 5ndeH 81 fdleH
init Dem @erfa1er therein. Seine Ausfabrrungen tTeHen Den 9agel mfI
Sci aoDf. Namenth5 feline SdiIoerimg Der miftdrHhen Saee, bic emf
ftar0en mare, ncnn 9et1hlanO fA ndt geguuagen gele9en Bate, elnen
Il arpEen EaI fefner Gtrenfr1fte mad 9eIgen 81 ihtden, Ut 10 rtdhaa
eae1dma @reHe pnrDe IS uHternebuen, i'm 81 onfDortea IND ibnt nah
snucisn. no ohe ShIoerrag I'm 8ioerfprudl fRbt.
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WieScr Gin Upfcr
Ser rapicrnct!

Die s@eoriu Sonner in Eeoria,
ST.. beridtet iibcr Gin Gpfer Der
4opierrot in intereiianter @eiie uie
iplgt:
Scr Seraltsgeber Ser Grgons
Der 3~rodenlcger in unIerer Sod.
baritaot Canton oeS Canton Sc.
glitter, geriet IN @apiernot. in sol
ge Der gapiertelierlng oes &npicr.
fruits, Der icin &roouft Inn 200
9ro3ert III Die &6be seidraubt bat.
gr poIlte Oen unperId1niten 9rcis
ni6t beSableiL Scr manden Sci.
tlmgsberoiisgeber oeM 9aHfrott in
Die 9lrne treiht. limb oabet ging
Inn Der 8orrnt aus. Sem 9latt
mare an belitigen hlailc1 Mortoe
nidjt erihienen, lpenn er nidt geltern
1T et1lem Graftpngen non &eorin &C.
foulnlea mare, lin lid einige 3olen
3apier gum 8reiie bon s Gents
oas &funo BET ben bisIieen Settings
haraltSgebern 5u erbetteln. I'm Dem
8erbrehen, oos Der 8apiertruit am
Bublifum begebt, tra9t ia nobl Der
bermaleoeite Saloon nidJt Die
S6ulo. ben 0er 2~eDaerflerer fir al.
les nnbeil an Der Menid1beit berant.
mortlid az MAIDEN beriudt.
@obin oieie nnberiddn1tcTte aller
9rei8treibereien iuobI nod fiibreH
mag2 Sammarihreie oorilber be.
gegneit mir IN all unieren @ediel-
blatterit. Die Die 4boiunements= uno
4n5eigepreiie erb0ben nlnbterL TIM
MIR ~einigermnBen attT ibre Soften
s1 foultneH. Nudl Den Seransges
bern Der Come lit beretts 0as
9teiier an Die aehle geiest nor0en.
8iele fleine 2an0blatter ffn0 6oinit
Dem ~llntergonge geipelbt mo ant
idaueriten ner0en Die 0eltiden 8lat.
ter betroffen, oeHer bon borltrtetls.
poQeu atierifdniidlen mao fnouierig
onaelegten @eidaftslelitert Die En-.
5eigen beIdnitten meroefl. @or ei.
rem Come llntergang iod 0os
9Gltidttrn beipdhrt bleiben. einerlei
pie groB oie Gpier iinO, aber 81 Die
iem Gpfer iolleu Ole Mertid1Gber Ser
Some" ibr Sderflein b~eitrogen
ueun Die 9ot an ben Councilman
fommt.@
9tcier 9enlerEuitg baden mir nur
biu3n3ufitgelL Dab 9entidaruerifa.
ner IN geidIoilenerer @etie ais bis
Ser fir i9rc 9reiie cintreten mil
ieL g2eHn oieie 8reiie Die Singer
aefunoidoft bate Die ibr bon redts
iucgen 5nfonrut. fonnte iie bic DoAen
g%apierpreiie lcidter 0itsbaffen. 46er
naran baperts GIL ailermeiiten. eSti-
iolge oes Tremoeuhofies qebt bic
Ocutide 8reiie 81 nieler gn8eigen
p%crluitig.
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@Oran itcrbcn bic @cnidcn?

Gas 3eniusbiiro Der @unbesres
aiernug fitbrt cine gotenitatfitif, bic
ieoo6 nidt Dos gdn5e 2ona, ion-
bern nur etfna 81 8rosent Der 5toa.
ten nlio Staote lntfaBt, d. +. Die al.
biliiierten Bebiete. ii oerten Die Ster.
befdlle amttid regiitriert peroen. Sn
Sieiem @ebiete ltarben int ourieen
Sabre 909,f55 &erfonen. @oroil
Ttar6en ie2 Sier lit Bic 9~(nttuort:
f05,2 200 it1rben an Ser8leioen 9S,.
1914 an Der Gdpin0iudt 1896 on
Der 2ungenent5nn0ung ulo 10000
fielen glierenfronfbeiten gum Gpfer.
arebsIei0en bradten 1854 9erios
nen ms @rab. strebs 0es Magens
Hun Der Seber biloeten Die an hdu.
tighten borfomntenoet arehsarten.
Die Sterberate On arebs serinebrte
fid] bon 60.3 pro 100000 @e6alfe.
RING in 1900 aHf Sill I'M letten
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pradttsG imbanO fiir
,Ucmtidsamcrika'
Die imt%erefaRte ~iIImltrierte 8oden.
Idriff Orr SGalihsR SmaBa
Sribane.

Giele 2eler BON nGeutid) sfuteri'
ia, Der biftoriifen uno bohtrterel'
lontcn 3eititrift Der Edglihen
Smaho Sribiite, bnbcn Den Sunitl
qednbert, Dielclbe einbinoen urlo opt,
hcOaDren at f6nrcn. Sir muroen
odourd bernnInBt, einen etubnro
bcrIteIIcn 81 Infien mo gum Ser
fauf 3lt bringen, Der ben 2eiern Dc
leocnbcit eibt, oieie cpotemadeaoc
8eitidriit nuf5nbcipabreit oeun IN
ipdterer Set miro cin Sabrgang
3citihrift bon cr6obtern 8cr-
tie leif.
Iie Ginb1u0e %unlfailen Die gdmt'
mern 6rcier Monnte ooer eiues gdIl-
5cn Sdbrgdnos. Gle iinb iebr &C.
idnadpoa nit ifmnr5eu llmi9log
uno eoloencr aufidrift bereelteIlt,
uno perOen cine 8ieroe icoer 81
bIiotbef biIOeR.
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Snbr. @ebirnidIna ruffte 53,397
oahiH uno AS, 325 Stcrbefdae itno
our DdrmtranfbeiteH auriId5nfiibren
arnnf1eiten Der 8lutgcfaBe bradlten
1885 Ylenldcn mn mo DIE 3rdcr.
franfbeit Deruriohtc Den Zoo ~boft
tt775 Suftlen5a unO 0ipbtberia
bolton lid ie 10.76S Gpfer. &eud
buiten, Sdorloh mo @taieru IT.,
.4S9, uiro Der 5ppbns 1892. Mn
llngliidaf1aen Der DeridieSenftcu
glrt iturben i'm Iestcu Sabre 81
406 Gerionen IN Der oRegiitriritngs.
ara. 3ltm groBten Ieil limo oies
Gpfer ouf Dem S6ldhtieIoe Der
Snouitrie. llno 1926 8feHihcu
mndtcn ibrcm Seben ieIber Gin gn-
Sc.
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Die ~amerikaniiae slaoee aIs Deamartel.

Ae cd Sdnermardca lt. fd Der 8eridt 0es 0eutidea laadboot.
sEB5ers Seataant eranpton ubgr Der binterlHtigcu Augrff mf 0as Boot
N0 abeg Die aenefne sebaa0tnHg oe fhHt, Dem ShucrbermnnoeteH, Ron
Is 2aekl nuEahT IT. oardn tam eH 3Defet Hmf befteben 0e eBreH
1ihHdi oes 1ehideH C~f5ersforps bHrgt balm. Sir nng anterHoHer
na miftiTfen nn5 beftaHeHoften bic ReHes Die in 0hdem 9ranerfviel
ger daRerianiiAen 8agge EagerRIen nuroe: - as GedmantI fur ane
f58s 5futexiits frneE Die Latitude, ob lett geadt cfHen Satire DE arc
f.Iarz54s @oi4af ii 9enOen Aeunfnis bot BON oRx fronen &erlesuaq
bs 85iserrenia. cine oaB Dns Stats0epartcmeHt lid peranIabt eRkben
f4s Den yeno 3r AenHtais oes omerftnmfden Sofes 81 brrgen.
n&.ren0 icDf brn oatlhc 5ete. 5uHeft 8am5 nH0bHdthd 5ea1ugengn
xt1zEetnhe I6arie IialpnthAoter. Die ioierI Der CeffnhidEef nhr
16ea nerhzg< eff buR 5aEe faIeea. Ie Sodboltung Der anerfaniner
2Idte frfb Ri ie1tr @rIsenbst nIs 0ns 0be4e @ets, as Bic bo6te
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Dcs kaiIcrs wcrte an ictn Dclk ttac6
Sem pcrecblic6cm SricccnsucrfMd,c.
Bon Anna atrd ftein Chicago.

8on 4nnd MIRO re1H 6bleago.
syest mahet, - inns bleibt feline anoere gsabl =
Gie Scr5en su Giien uno hortenr Stabll
siln fonrnt, ner iein 8aterlaHo lebct berdr,
gsir braldcn erd ale ieBt @lann fur @aanu.
lin eud Git eriparen nod Deicres Sei0,
ga por i'd gum 5rieoea acDilt ino bereitl
3of CAB man ais 9ntport mir Sobn unb Spett,
9tidt meiH lit Die Shul0 es DeiB Dies Soft -
Gas nieoer AUS neue Scr arieg be1umt
llno tpieoer 0us 9llt 0oni in Strouten rIant,
TaB Dieoer Oie eroe erbebt i'm Gtreits
llno Giles gHteten fd ruieoer erleut.
Sic tragen Die 5dulo, Die oereint fid radt,
@ciuoltig unS ihper nod oil ibrem 8eihledt
Sd bot ibnea 5reoen nit ~oenen Sinn
Gle ndbIten ben areg, irl ldneOca Guufnn.
GO a19lt nun Sen arnt, ouf 0nf es gelinQt.
1aB ibr nit @emoIt Den 6rie0en %er5lDingt;
9tudt eure Ser5eu 5u eiict iino Stahl -
Gs bleibet ui3 IeBt tetne an0ere 8saBL
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Die NrciIe scr GiHbdn0e lfn0
mie foIat: 9oaltanSieer syabreang,
ale Gummern bonn Iboumeuten &C.
Iiefqrt eebunOcn, $t.75.
Vile gannuucrn eines Giertelinb'
res, bonn sGbonHenten geliefert, ae.
bimoen, $3.50.
geait1nDigcr Sabrgang. ole
3umntcrn bon 9eiItit Amerifa Don
Der Sdgliden Gmobn Eribiine nna4
geliefert, gcblH0eiI $4.00.
gne Nhimnuern eines @iartrIiab-
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Sn Granddaughter. 2ies bsstntei tsinsn Atsma'
hsrluF. &sfisrt sinsn n9idd" nab ie5t
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~GHrenpfift mkrer Station, seprog; in oieau Saae 6d fn SIR Der.
iblmg eucs McudelmorOcs geihdn0et prr0e, bat nod fcae amfide
Gimme fh cr9eben. Gurd Seutnant @runtptOH CRIT Eat Dos auerifaiihe
&of 9enntns erbadeu bon ocRr SdeuBlihfeft - nrr beBt Is bdnOeln
@enn iii benz aongreB Der Ser. Gtntet nod Elm 6antet naticnoeR CIR.
aefibls pcdt, 0nnn ioate or aufteben mic eu @toMu uno cine grinolide
llnteriudung icr6ern. in Der ielHt Die @oditrbeuoen nht gefhcnt MGR
Den, 10 fe ebrIos ibrr @ftidt pergefen baden. Sos lit Scr aongreB Dem
gluten gamen Der amerfaniden Naion fhuIoig.
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res, bon Der g1gIiden CHtuba Eri.
biire no&eeEieiert, sebunoeu, $3.50.
Ncrto ertrn.
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Aula der Omaha Hochschule
gersetduts Ser s~ptefer:

~Nt0NFTHFW
gbIipp aInpprofb qmI Gnenion
lIrffe SproIhr, @itpe, feline 5daueter ........... Mnrt6a shnter
S0a observation-disclosures. ahna GudeD
SFrnnMgfd Oereh &onpu ............... Clara glc5Rubon
QIFreo aIapprofb drieorid1 gnbe
grn{t afbiaq, MaIcr GurtiB @rope
lSrib gernbarOn @erbnro g1nber
Soicbbine ariqer, ShrifHtcaerin ............... Mdg6elene Graft
Shoaer, geniongoireftor Aobert gaes6t
arnalc gfeTer, feline Sfmd9erta .....x........ @ermine @athclO
Srieoerife, lire Ionter anHd 2udep
gnoen RlmpeI 4Ereo Stn5e
.@rober, gaior a. 6. gsdter 8elnno
Sean, 3ablfeQuer Robert ga@6t
aeIner, @dfe ........ geHies 9aurne Getgen, Gertrude 9othrion.
Gearl anabe; 92dirs. GaHI aenneou, @eorgc 3icfs, Rorbct 3ies,
from the gcbrasfa Sigh sdopl.
3ct: @egenpnrt.
0rt: /. Gift. Mehaurant in Berlin.
2 at. 5alon BEL 5hoaer.
8 Gift 8obn5intier of Dem 2nnogut. alapprohbs.
Sidets fr Sdiler 25e. aasemeiuer eiHtrft 50 6eHts.
Giaets at baden BON Sen @ohidaIern ii. in Der Office Der Omaha Gribane
8pihuaftsumFf aeliefcrt bon Dem .gops' @ee Cub.
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SeScm 0altidcn geridt pon Ser.
Icntunecn britildar Shiffc FcIgt
BON 2onDoa aus cine gLbleuanultg
ouf Dem Gitbc mad. 9ic GAiffe
.hleiben 0ariint bod nerIettft.
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6altet cine Slai4e
b~0nNocred1t!

Eloan's Eminent erobsrtc iih ci.
men 8I0s mfter oen gcidastrn "a.
MISREPRESENTATION IN taitianoen @te.
Si5ini4rarfen. 1as 8ertrdlen ba.
feu fd alf 0ie gIeid1nnBiae 8irf.
faassit. mis- bet Is bic EdsaegeH bon Hheas
RassaaIs. s1engnIQfe. g5tL 6exsHf1a5, inBHie
4lHsfeiu. EwfsiMuBeen BID Berftaa6niigea
heieilc1 HgsElidtr ufts ieidter 81 beTperb
ben as f@nHieriee 4finiter ma EalteEE
1ringf Elm ras tlt reid ofns &sihHHa
SCI aaeH 9faeef3fL 2S. Sex nTb 81 e9.
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StaIicn miro bolO in Der Gage
ieiiL Den 4olten zines Marinemini.
tiers eingcben at ldIieu.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-07-17
STOP BREAD
 WASTE IS CRY
Bakers and Even Consumers Asked to Help-LOcal Baker Has
 Signed the Roll

In connection with the Commercial Economy Board of the Council of Ma tional Defense, all bakers in the Unit ed States have been asked to cooper ate in the prevention of waste.
 J. w. Reed, of the Seward bakery, has signed the necessary cards, indi- eating his desire to cooperate, and is in receipt of letters from the "War Emergency Committee of the Baking Industry" sent out from Chicago in June asking all bakers to put an end to the stale bread waste.
 All bakers who refuse to cooperate are to be reported to Frank H. Reuth, chairman of the N. w. Washington section at Seattle. The entire project is under control of Herbert Hoover, food dictator.
 Special attention to waste will be called to the attention of cooks in station camps alnog the line of the government railroad The prevention of waste goes right down to the con- sumer. No more bread should be baked than can be used. All stale bread should be used in some palatable man. ner, and men at the tables should be warned against taking more bread than they want and then leaving ex- cessive amounts uneaten.