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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17
MAR00NED ON
TOP Of BARN
FOR A WEEK
Homesteaders in Missouri Bot
toms Have Exciting Ex-
= .'' perience with Flood.

Marooned on top of a barn with
nought but horses, cattle and hogs
for company; with the waters of the
Fig Muddy surging within a few feet
of them, and frantic deer fighting for
a foothOld on their place of vantage,
"Slim JIM Macdonald and Andy An.
derson, hOmesteaders in the bottoms
near Sibley island, had a weird story
to tell Henry Rhud and E. r. Prasch.
ell, when the latter mot%or-boated
down from Bismarck on Sunday to
see how things were going.
Macdonald and Anderson have been
through high water before. Their
barn, with g strong, fiat roof, had
been especially constructed to with.
stand the flood. When the waters
began to rise, about ten days ago
like Noah the First. Slim Jim and
his partner led their horses and their
COWS and their little herd of porkers
up an inclined plane which led to the
top Of an ice:hoilse and THENCE to the
roof of the barn adjoining lT1o flood
came on more swiftly than they had
anticipated, and hardly had the last
animal stepped from the top of the
ice'house to the roof of the barn,
when the ice-house foated away on
the breast of the tide.
Higher and higher the waters rose.
The ho~mesteaders' cabin was almost
completely submerged. No food was
available except that, which they had
brought with them to their refuge.
They had a boat, but it was tied at
the mouth of Apple creek, and a rag.
ing torrent barred the way to it,
Ihere' was no possibility of making
a fire. The homesteaders we're warm.
~ clad. but they suffered intensely
from the biting cold.
At one time they saw a herd of
II deer, driven out of the bush by the
lpundation, struggling in the icy wa.
tiers. All but n reached dry land
in safety. Fortunately, there was lit.
tie ice in the waters surrounding
their shelter, and it stood fast. Rhud
n Praechel on Sunday brought food
and good cheer and when thew re.
turned they had with them Anuy An.
derson and the ~latter's boat. in which
ne returned yesterday with proyi-
ions and supplies. The waters have
receded, and only a sea of sticky mud
remains. The homesteaders, total
loss in the adventure amounts r. 800.
en- chickens, which refused to stay
put and went down to a watery
grave. r.
f.r.. . .a-N . .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17
WAR AGAINST AUTOCRACY.

Loyal German-Americans can find
food for thought, as well as solace, in
an editorial recently contributed in
the form of a letter to the Chicago
Tribune by Mr.. C. Kotzenabe. 1t is
one of the best contributions to the
war comTent, especially as it so feel.
ingly shows the position all Ger
mans in the Uniten States find them.
selves as hostilities are declared.
The stand of Mr.. Kotzenabe is the
stand of a loyal American. The
Tribune hopes it is the stand of every
German-American on the Slope.
After stating that as a German by
birth, it is a horrible calamity that
may have to fight Germans" but, "as
an American by preference, 7 can
see no other course open," Mr.. kot.
zenabe goes on to say:
"For twenty-five years Germany
has shown dislike for the United
States-the Samoan affair, the Hong
Kong contretemps, the Manila bay in
cident, the %unguarded words of the
kaiser himself, and, lastly, the Hal
tian controversy in 1914.
Whether it is right or not, pleas.
ant or not, the fact remains that the
interests Of the two countries have
frequently c%onflicted. And it has not
been from mere commercial or diplo-
matte friction. It is because their
ideals of government are absolutely
opposite. One or the other must go
down. 1t is for us to say now which
1t shall be.
Because of my birth and feelings
beyond my control. l have no particu.
lar love for the French and less for
the British. But by a strange irony
Of fate l see those nations giving
their blood for principles which l hold
dear, against the wrong principles of
people / individually love.
at is a very unhappy paradox, but
one 1 cannot escape. I do not want
to wee the Allies triumph over the
land Of my birth. But I do very much.
want to see the triumph OF the ideas
they fight for.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

enable. That the story of the flood
was one; also the Garden of Eden.
MY belief for. the Garden story js
founded On the fact that as many
tablets have been found in the old
palaces on which is shown a tree
with a man on one side and a woman
on the other, some of these show the
serpent. 1t explained, too, that the
same word used in after time as SER
pent, was formerly used for desire,
and what the woman did say was:
my desire tempted me and l did
eat" However. I will allow the just
ice to pass on the latter.
-JAMBS w. FOLEY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

HIS health was seriously. impaired.
Ihen he read a free book, soon
got completely rid OF the cigarette
habit and has improved wonderfully
and has saved a lot of money,
Anyone who wants to clear nfco-
tine poison out Of his system (vheth-
or he smokes cigarettes, or = ,pfpe.
OF ciearsEor chews--or uses ssnuf)
shsa1d-Nad-the. iatsrestneyhdlsth
WI Be mailed tree ~ Edward j.
~ &ss;W t;iAit1lls&saE'S1f ~ OK !; $
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the society of Elks, the U.
c. T. and Mason f%raternities, the
friends and citizens Of Bismarck, also
for the beautiful floral offerings and
the Services and expression of SYM
pathy, which were SO generously
showered upon US during our recent
sorrow in the loss Of our husband,
father and brother, Jay A. Vale.
ST. Mrs. Jay A. Vale Son,
Brothers and Sisters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

councils Of wal before going on the
drill grounds. .:
IF we can't beat that bunch of
dubs in Company r we ought to be
shot at SUNRISE we would agree.
And woe to the Company @ mar
who got extra drill for wearing dirty
clothes! Because that would lessen
our chances of getting the flag!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17
He Quit Cigarettes
Has Gained Weight; Feels Like Ne,

Up to three years ago,
Ralph Dickey, who lives
IN Rock Falls, had been
smoking necessarily.
Every day he rolled q
nve-cent package Of
tobacco into cigarettes
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

Russia comprises a sixth of all the
land In the world and has a twelfth
OF the population. Three of every
four of its men can neither read nor
write.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

1.-THE Truant Soul" eight-act su-
per-feature, with Henry Walthall, at
the Bismarck and Orpheum theatres
tonight. .. I... .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

"The Truant Soul" eight-act SUI.
%per-feAture, with Henry Walthall, at
the Bismarck and Orpheum theatres
tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17
Birth Of Son

Birth Of Son
Announcement has been made of
the birth of a o Monday in the Bis
marck hospital, to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Gardner Wallace of Avenue B.
Mother and o are doing nicely.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

THE Truant Soul" eight-act su.
per-feature. with Henry Walthall, at
the Bismarck and Orrheum theatres
tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17
WEATHER REPORT

Forecast.
For North Dakota: Rain or snow
tonight and Wednesday,; no decided
change in temperature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17
ElkS. ATTENTION.

All Elks are requested to meet a,
'Elks' home, April 10, at Q o'clock p
M, to arrange for participation in
Lexington Day parade.
WIN. O'HARA, E. r..
r r. FIELD. Secretary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-17

n K. FIELD, 8ecretary.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

irgeHO ehpos m tim bpret marcn. I'M Gronfreih an belfen. Quh OonnIs
puroeH Dem ~fron5Oflten @eianopn feline EGTe bonn RraRDentgn Asafb.
ihaHer gemndt bot. 6ran3ofide 5fife boHen 0omns oi ameritanIhc
SaHoestiHp geeuert u6 ben i6erlaihen &anoeI 0ieeS 9m0es bebia.
bert, me nm9 lett 0eutlde l~nterieeboute eluige omerHanHhe Sdiffe per,
entt boben.
Sub Die ~beridigRn Orders in Council nomit enolano uniercn
Sanoe IN imerhorer 8eHe ~unterbinoe, in0 feline erHn6naat Ser gaeu.
set. GieelbeR e0roTs", Die uuiere Sdffe 5pingen, eincn enqIiter
Saten on5unuien f6 bort efner ltnterfuhung 3u untersie6cn u0 Ole
@rlaabnis Der engiiden 9ebOrOen ein8ubolen, ebe tie mehr reiien oer
loh Amerfa 8urtffe3ren fonnen, uurOen berens I'M Sabre 1898 bon
England eIain.
G1on Sanats befm0ea sic pantofTHea un0 bernintliaen qaeri.
purtettlh giduet uer0en iolhTL un0 amh III iener 3dt IbieEten Sic ourd,
0n ancg berDoraerAtenen 9pmpatben nno Antipatben cine beoeuenDe
Hole BET Der 8rdNoenhnuabl in 0heiam 9umo.
lt0 pe bene Die aomintration bonn SoAareR ner(qnot, Gin @eleb
81 erlater, Dab Die Reoe rno &rebfreibct BON benz @ut0lnfen Der Beam.
ten 0es Sut5oeparter1ents nbb1ngg maht 10 muroen mf getreiben Der
oounilgen ADMINISTRATION I'M Sabre 179S ole berubtgten ELLEN ano
mr. TIRE AHnapme nerantportlib war, hr immer BON Der giIblG6e
oerihmanOe.
Die ~afan onb geotiun cams" murOen ais cine tempordre gqos.
regel be5eihnet bic 0urd5 ben Nried nohpen0io demod1t lei mn murine Aos
NIT begrirn0et bB fh sablrethe frau5oFite Spione uo 4attatoren I'M
2anoe 6efan0eny bic Die 9eutraIt1t 0s San0es in gefabr brdhten. Gin
eben1o tperg ~fidbultger ur0 o~bgeitnadhr @runo nitro mmb fir Die
one oettld1en ~5ptone" ien ioaen Die Die guroltdt uno Die @iroe oes
2onoes b~eoroben.
DDS lit natirid MIR Elm Ieerer gorwono, mie ia bic oonac sbioner.
getabr EN- 9rngeip1nft 1T. mir 0s aud nod niht ennal Elm ShaHen
bon geretngung borlegt. Die mabre abfdt, nit Der ous @eIeb einae.
brad9t ipirDe, mar Die fanere Burger munOtot az MAIDEN, fe All fuionieren
lno etn3idufhrn, reip. 81 uerbofen, henu fe iib nber 6ffentIihe an.
~ elmer &efe auBern, Die Der Administration nidt paft
Gas mar Der 3ped Der eAIcn nO Se0ition Sans" iuo 0s lit Der 3ned
pes iesiaen 5pipuagc@eiebes.
5ans ehe 3atuna Die aegicruug oor i6re geonten aud elmer
onrHaiis bere9tgen srntt nHter5eben ioate, 70 Duroe fe unter Dem
9eber uno &eoafenre NIT 9afthufn beegt meroen. Gem golfe nitric
Ieoe Di0gli6tett genonunen, bon le6erqffen Der Northumberland
aenatnts 81 er9aletg mo ioute Is 5uf1aig bon Observation-Disclosures
Strait ODER nod i1imueren &erge6en bon Requuamagbeouten in Nerrt
5a protetleraL
e6nB folt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Der Hchcnfcblcr.

Idhoer Der aongeB feine grnabns sur 8euaHnung Der StHfe
qeaebgn m0 b6e as &iIfStreaaer - ehDas an0eres Der0eu le ntt
ien - in Die &riegs3one gefaBreng mo Is gum Slnppen tontnien miro,
nr0 Der areg nidt nebr lnnae mf Td iDurten laTen.
MHer0ings, momentum beruhigen mir inns nit Dem bllgen Sroft odb
To1 Elm arng, oor Elm ofrieesdbuIihr 3uhano' mas ia bent5atage
genngt, inns niht niitdrFb eHaagieen puroe. limo m Den oerdtden
Camden tr6ften fe hd nit Dem @eOmfn: 8as fam 0enn 4nteifn ms
mod tim. mas es ndt pst ibon, t1gitt inns Gntut? 8ir flrtten
beibe merDen fh in oRer Set Der &ehenfebler tpieoerum berrednet
bn6en
~ it 3far ridtS meHr, einerlt mas nod geitrieben o0er gelagt
fuir0, o6pr gur III oe fTreotppen oRepnionen" an bic &ongreBabgeorn
arieg in0 Grieoen oenten, imitanoe, Dem 2nuf Der 8nge Der bereus in
0en erHen feds WDnuhn os arieges, oarb Die Saiung unierer Re9ie
rlnua, fetaelegt nuroe, 8reniem an3aegen. Aber liar iolte man fh
ipentgHens peroeu, mdbin mir iteuern. Ger mthge aiinoritdtsflbrer.
Snnaes Mnnb Bate 9eht, ais er Dos ~propbetihhe Sort nnsfprah, I'm
oefentDilen T non Der brtfideH Sng0&reie fh r0s &ufers @auo.
Ianger4 idimpfen oHen muB: 900 tnoDs, pbere ne mill lnn0, ii this
goanrp enters gar.@
farffA bDdiens 8r See at betdtigen toben; england InhrbdIt bete bill
lionen bpn Soloaten lit 8egien, III 6rdnwd, In MeiopotamienA eng
Lands y5plenoi0 ISOLATION, 0as 9oamerf Der eight 2itte ssen, it'll
FIT ole 3aten 0abtn ieine 5ranen un0 &noer bunger1t 0ud, feline
M9anner iterben in ben @raben, nn0 Os 0ot britt oub ltuter Der
striegslalt Die @enernionen nod n6rbaHRn Diro, 5uonmen. aud.
ENGLAND ane TN ben Srteg nit benz geomfen, Der bete geoanfenlol
Mhaionen an1erffas beberriht: gSir perOen oas @l0 hefern, ner0en mkr
nod 9elralen in Die geogihale menn; heroen unfre ariegsfhife ber
ngnOea oS @egners 9oaOa ~bradgegen au1 England bal
nh bmrehnet-
agenn mir etmnal in Sen arug treen, uer min bete iaqen, 100 us
mann mir rufb0ren mer0an? Gs lit fem gues 3etdeR fin Die po[tfde
9eHe enes 9oHes, bag i'm @rlnOe 0b fir ben SricOen lit un1 ben
arMg niht nil, menn es 10 ge0anfenos fb Dn elmer Mtinoerbet Der
snagoe5, tn cine uRToie 3ufunft treben IdBt- 90 b~un0eIten Die Sta
Iiener, un0 fe breuen e8; 10 Die 9unanen, uno fe uifa1 es.
Gin freies @oa5 Os fB felber resaren oorf, bafe onoers gebonoelt
vie en- fager &mumdnn mengrens, Der, che er fA in cine unaguii9
5pefudtion be9ibt ale @~i0gIihfeden faI berednt Sun irS
at fpk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

Wiiner Bart mnsprObiert. GS ban.
belt Tfh bier INN ben Mtln1o MdnI,
foI0. ourh ociien 8enublilig Der 60.
ioli~nDerbroud elmer Mtotor Gar Be.
Oeiiteno Derringert rperDen ioa. Sol.
gen0e decentralization tDaren BET bic.
fem @erfudl Der nit einem Serb
&oaofter ger1adjt ipur0e, g%egenrpdr.
Zig: u. y. 2rodL @t5e. ErGlioent
Der @bittier @erfe, iDeIfe Die NiI-
mo Wonifol0s b~eritellen; 81. o.
MOrris bon Der Omaha Gubber
n. S, 6inolen 9duinee-
uieur Der 5trabenbobn-@ eieaidoft;
9eaa, it1otiider 8ilfs SSa.
geiliellr; Soc @ooolod, M}aidinen,
ingenielir nnn bic @ertreter Der Der.
ifie0enen Gages5eitungen. SER
6ifolep un0 Ser @eoa fiibrten ob.
ole Ntaihine.
3uerit mnroe Der @oloIinbeb1ltpr
Der Gar init elmer balben @alIone
gefiilt uno Die Gar in ge.
ipeelng gebro6t. gsod sc MeiIen
Dos 9~etriebSmaterial Der.
braildt. Sierouf tpur0e Der @ilnto
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

Mlunifolb an Der Gar enaebroht, Der
.WeboIter nelter0iuas NIT elmer bal.
ben @nlone @nioliue lefiiIlt itnb
0tesntnL nipa e. iiber Stod nnO
Stein, iteiIe &iigel binanf. NIT fur.
Sen Grebungen uno oftnaliepm
anboIten NIB troboem leefe Die Gar
cine Strede bon 1t.3 WteiIen Sll.
rid, mas altr eriten 8robe cine
8eiier1ng bon II @rosent beoeutet.
Die Omaha Cos @eieaidjoft lit
bon Der Site oieler neilen Grim.
ounG 10 iiberdepet, oaB lie ioiort
25 8iImo @onifolbs. ems fir ieoe
iDrer WinlhinenJ beiteltc. Die Gmn.
ba Mubber Co., bat Die 9ertretung
onfiir il%bernoHmnen. Die alito. yiea
ceIilties COMPANY, NIT Gfficerdltrt.
Iihfeiten i'm 8%ronoeis @ebduDe,
ipuroe ais Omaha Silinle Der @1it-
tier Co., gum @eridleib Der 8iImo
ManifoIos ms 2eben serufen. OBJ
ipobl oieie Grfinouns nidt beIonoers
argeseiet muroe, b%efinoen iih bod
bereits iiber 10000 gremplare in
@~ertpenoumg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

britiidlen @ebe gegen Die 9ettideH
un0 9fliht eiHes Dabren 9ntrioten
mare es, hi 0ieier Sinlidt berio5.
uenD 5u iuirEen, anitdit lie nod tie
fer 5l reiBen. Nls 3%iueiter ua0rnel@
mil Der Ariefihreibcr binauS 5ieben
NIT ieifem ain0e uno NIT Grel0ea
gegen 8eiItihlano t1mpfen. SIT 0a
ipeiter et:aos Dabei2 sfIs giirger lit
es einfnh feline &iliht mo tein Gift
bon observation-disclosures Benn allb
niht init straightforward Ser3en mie
Did, lpiirOen aud ale anOeren 9iir,
ger Oelltidjer abltammilng lire
Hiliht gegeniiber ibrem neiierl ga.
terlaltoe ,eriilaeh iino baben's I'M.
mer qeian. 5obiel meiB bod Der
griefihreiber bon onerifaniider @e.
ididte? did lit aud Elm Wlitglieo
Der bieiigen Gd1lbeboroe, utD er
gIoubt, aud an bieiem @oltet Der
redlfe Malm al fem, fort nit Dem
berhaBten 9eittiA aus Den Sdulenl
@arlm aid nidt tort nit Der
Aritbmetif nit Geographic uno @e-
i6i1te2 Gas StliDium elmer frenp
Den Sprodle lit geraoe 10 gut elm
8ilounasmitteI bon bobem lorna.
lem, bas beibt ben @eiit biInenoem
8erte. lln0 nllit gor ons Stlloinm
Der 0clitiden 5prahe: lpelin es ct
mas mebr lit mie ooS blpBe @inpdil.
fen ulto Serplappern Ginger @ofa.
beln. 0ebenbei miro oieies Spr1.
6elden nod bon mlebr ols bun0ert
IeiIiouen 9tenihen gelpro6eil, in
allen 3eilen Der Groe, un0 ole eoel
item Setter Der Meni6beit boben in
ibr geoad)t mo geidrieben. Damn
Die ber1npodienOe Sl1gen6, Die All.
fiinftigen guraer, zines 10 emitten-
ten 8iloullgsmitteIs an berauben, lit
felt 6ortfdritt, uutb ia amerifa has
tein Bortidritt, unb ha 9tnterita oas
bicten if, nilh nidt otrue ameri-
canism@.
6iirrpabr, e. more %traitria lin
Oieies 2on0 beiteat, b1tte es nod
biele iolder g%atrioten ME Gid unO
iein 6rellrlo Met.
Sbimotbiits.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Sur Bclcbrmito
cincs patentpatrictcn
IN Dciblcr, Ncbr.!

Ger &agIidpn Gtnaba Iri6nne
cling ans 3eibler. 9ieb., folaenoe in.
tereiionte 3ui6rift ilber eifel Dor.
tlgen 3atentpatrioten 3u, Der mir
5erne Haunt gerpabren, III ser Soff
nuug, 0aB Der 8etreHen0e ats Ser
ibm 0arin gegebenen @elebrung Die
rehte 9hiBaHpenbltnQ sieben miro.
&eibler Set, 2S SEQ. 1917.
Iaglihe Gmaha gribnnel
9tiht gerilae Emporung rief i'll
1eibler bic 9aummer I 0es aGmabn
Re5rusfau berbnr. meIhe an Der.
borragenoer Steae einen Brief zines
%befannten Gei9ler Embellishments
gum a6oruf brahfe. Mtit ben Der.
ioneu moaen MIR inns bier nid)t be-
faiieit, oenn Bid MD ,Mtet iino
lattiam befannt. tuo1a aber lupaen
mir einnHal Den bon 5bnat propa.
G~ierten Ratriotlsmus ullD America.
uisn etluns gelaiter ilflter DIE 2lpe
nebn1en.
Gie politiife eiHigung Der Ser.
einigten Stndten noll8og fid NIT Der
erfIdrimg ibrer ullobBdnaigfeit DOr
england mn lit 10 gum abidlnB ee.
founineu. Als politiidje ginbeit ba.
ben lid Die 8ereinigten Stooten All
einer 9Idttng ~eebieteu0en 91adlt emf
porgeidIpungen. Gle 8eidlifte iebrt
aber, Dab Iid MIR jene 5taoten nuG
anBen traitig bebaiipten, oerea ge.
%polferltng cine ndtien0le, iprahlim
gleidmertige 9tniie bil0et. 20 icAei
mir, ME it9 1eutidlaRO bemilbt,
ieine Golen ein5noeutidelL iDie Bluff
lamb init raoifalen MitieIn arbeitef.
i'm Die &olen uno llfrainer I'M hcrr
i6en0en @roBruiientam su Der.
ihmel5en. Mud bic Siootsm1nngr
6ieies 2an0es Baben Ole 8idtigteit
nofionoier 8leidarfiafeit 6urd ben.
gan5en Staat erfdHnt ui0 cine berr.
idlen0e 2aHOesipradle beitinntt. mel
dye nuein It'll 8erfebr NIT aeatern
mo 8eboroen gebraitdt uno iii oGen
ShuleH aelehrt mer0en muB. BcmiB
cine iebr Deiie gerfiigung, iulo be-
ionoers fir oieies Sall0, OeIieH &c
iBobnerihor iib io5ningeu aus alien
@olterH Der @r0e 8nainmenjett.
8ieler acknowledgements tit bis
Der fnoeIlos boHtottea geaonaen orr
groBe gielfIn9pet, iuie man glnlerifa
Hannte, Bat Dor5iiglih g~eorbeitet.
Gafiir 1T mier Gid Elm fdl0genoes
8eiipiei. ct bat nidJt BLOB Die
5prohe ieiner Uilttter abgetegt. en-
bait Vie gera5eSii. Tho bod fam es
nihts 5hledtes ieirL mas einem Die.
Niutter gibt. - Mher, mobl qemerft
oieier acknowledgements fann|
mir Durh frie0lidle Nliffa bemirft
mi0 bef0rberf meroea. Wfit @epalt
ldBt lid oa gar Midts erreihen. Gns
bot 9reuBen IN ieiHer 8olemfrage err
fabreH, mI0 ebenl0 nj Is ben 8uiien
uno ungom ergangeH. 3rnd Ct
5eugt eben @egeu0r1id. ST. 0IeIen
5eAler perfalt man nun bier5ulnn6e
uH0 eiHer. Der ftf IN n~ationoier @e.
bdiitgfeit ietbit 3u ~iiber6ieten
ideiHf. lit unief 4riendreiber. gr|
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

glaubt ais Qatriot 5u ban0eIn, err.
rpeiit aber in 3irfIidteit Dem 2aroe
eiuen iebr idIedten Gienit. Die
SLUT Die lid ieit 9eginn 0es groben
arieges 8piiden Dem engliid ipre.
denoen 1eiI Der gebolteriiuo mo
benz 0eutider abitauunmae oufsetun
bat, lit oos 8roouft Der mabIoien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Die Secott
mnc baS Coupe

SIR lleberaeugur9 fornntert baB 0ies
grobnrtige @erte iino.
geoenft geiialL meIde art Gar Sbnen
mdbreno oes goii3en SsSobres Die
meiiten 1ieuite leiiten miro.
Sic mer0eu oann idIieBlid init bielen
onoeren our l%leber3engnng fomnler.
0aB Gle ans elmer Seoon ooer
Coupe mdbreuo oes aai3et s5abreS
ben groBten gusen bdben Deroen.
S6nen Itebt enc qrobe auslpobl 3ur
@erfiigung. liner eift5iges Site-
reiie babel 1T rnlr, bob 5ie Die Gar
o%usmdbleIL Die Sbnen oltf Die
Oailer btnnis Die groBte 3ufrieoen.
belt bietet.
aonimen Sie herein ulo Iabt ms Die
4ngelegenbeit auiamnen beipredeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

Sic 4ngeH bahen i6sen iiriprung
IN 1lcIar:b uu0 Sehler oerielben
beeiGfr0dlfiagH oohfr aas aailsr Jier.
peniniicHL Or. eifaEo modf ei-
ne egsialItal ppa idapieriggn 5dl
IeA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
GtfcI0rcit6c probe
Scs 1t,iImlc ~1ltaHifclN!
Gpudemudjeube GrfinbaHe sRr Sers
miHoernng bes @aIoline
&erbrnndJs.

Cine Griiuoune BON ipeittrogen.
Der 8eoelititng muroe geitern I'M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03

8ir perFdufen bieies Grabinbr mehr
5eOans unb guupes, als letten
@inter.
Geiteufeniter uno Cad tonnen oolI-
ftanoig ~pegsefaltet tDeroen, pefn
Sic oeren Sdrs nidt benotiseit.
z f0nnen ipfpobE Die Seban pie aud
0as Coupe nif Dem eroben Bier
o0er leidten Seds @eriiit oufeeiest
erbolten.
3ies iinb Dunberbar nbgefertigte, ori-
itotrntiihe Cars.
GieIeEben baben AnfeiI an ben Gripor-
nfiien einer qroBen Seriteaung Der
fpiinihensDertelten 4iitos, bic ielnols
hon automobiI 6obrifonten beree-
iteIt iuur6en.
@euH Sic oieielben iebegb peroen Sic
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-10
HIS IDEA

Little Billy had never seen a snake,
so when he came across a small one
in the country garden, he cried, en-
citedly: "Oh,' grandpa, here's a tail
out here a-waggin' itself and there
amt no dog to it,,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-10
1890
TOUR OF DUTY

Nov, Tommy, I'm going out, and
i want you to stop and mind the
house-just as father would if he
were here"
Tommy-Oh, bother! Does that
mean I've got to kiss nurse?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-10

n. y.-there is some times when
you can be to handy about drummin'
up buizziness even if he is your own
dad & you want to make hit with
him
this was planely illustrated when
there was a man hurried on broadway
the other day
Iittel boy was standing in the
frunt ranks while a copper was Civ
ing the man the onct over for he
wasent very bad hurt & the cop says
give us a Httel air heer so the man
can breeth & he sees this kid stand
rite there so he hOllers at him beet
it outer heer kwick
but the kid don't move
what are you sticking round for
the cop asts of him
well, the kid replyd, wanted to see
if the man was going to die or not ~
what is that to you, the cop says
to him, do you know him
no, i don't know the man, the kid
ansers, but want to see if he dies,
that's all
of1ser, kind hearted feIler says,
let the kid alone, that shows he has
a kind fealing for a injured human
beeing
no it amt that, the kid tells the
man, but you see my father sells cof-
fins & maybe this mite be chanel
for me to get in good word for him.
HIS IDEA
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-12
Result of Third Draft
Call in Perry County

New Bloomfield. Pa, oct. 12.-
Only thirty-five men. less than one
third who passed the physical exami-
nation in the third Perry county draft
did not claim exemption. Seventy
four passed the examination and
claimed exemption. Or the 240, III
We're rejected; ten enlisted; two were
ordered for examination at other
places; one failed to appear and one
was exempted as a minister
Those who passed, but did not
claim exemption. are: Lawrence K.
Kocher. Marysville; Harry l.. Powell.
Newport; William w. White, Marys-
vile; Gustave c. Kaufman, New
port; Harry p. Gutshall. Anderson
burg; Oscar M. Raub. Duncannon;
George P. Knisely, Milierstown;
George II. Haldeman, Newport; Blain
B. Barshinger, Marysville: Charles
II. Weaver, Duncannon; Samuel j.
McKarn, Millerstown; Henry M.
Roush, Newport; Jacob II. Milford,
Duncannon; Horace b. Light, New
port; jesse II. Sommer, Marysvilie;
Clyde E. Black. Duncannon; James
e. Ulsh, Millerstown; Wilmot j.