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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-15
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CAnPEr CLEANrNo.
DANHAKL 8 DAVE,
orr ei:..in ssa a.. ss'. .ss..... .ss sc.
g L q. NV. Phone Lac. ma
CARPETS THOROUGHLY AND CARHFUIIY
s..svss:d E.sin.se. fsr. ssS kIsrsr IA:
L1kL 2 90. so q. az. -. -
F0IA THE LADIES.
FINE LINENS y Unusual cs-ortursty to huy
imported pure linen table covers. napkins lunch
cloths. towels; ETC.. at surprisingly how prices.
PLUSHES AND CARACULs RENEWED JUST
IKE new; furs repaired at reasonable price:
ladies' sni n,. made 70 order At 70 .dv:ses u
MAssAGE AND TURKISH BATHS.
NATIONAL SANATORIUM.
No. Iowa circle NV. Tel. Frankisn I622-w.
For ladies. Gentlemen by appointment.
PAPERHAN0ING AND PAINTING.
PAPEKHANGING AND PAINTING DONE Al
reasonable prizes IL nr.s-ciass msnser' sssi.asss
e. Phons Line. 2see.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING.
YOUR SEWING xAcHISs PUT IN PE.r.c,
0PPENHEIMER's. eth and p sfa. ~.
WALL PAPER
ROOMS PAPERED, "a AND UP. All. WORK
guaranteed. J. W. NASH & CO.. so6 9th st.
GUARANTEED PAPERIIANGING - LOWEST
free. J. EGbxL 4 CO.. sss nv NJ sozs.
WINDOW SHADES.
saAD.MGeed Sg:lity oDaSu. :s:ae:; 1,,.a !:
:snpls. IKE KLEEsfIr aas 11ss and Sd. ="
PERSONAL.
WANTED by A COLORED MARRIED
couple. little girl from two to fonr years
old for adoption. Cali or address Mrs. A. =.
RECTOR. 9l2 Pendleton at. Alexandria. Va. 1Is
MEMS FINE SAMPLE HATS,
rREpER1cK.s Hat sToRE. sls 7th NV.
MIS-. KENNELRY, PSYCHIC PIANIST READ
IT MUST BE RECOGNIZED THAT SOME MUST
be the lesders In any business, and this job has
been ours for a long time; sorter nsed TO paying
best for mems worn suits. overcoats. shoes. etc
we call prompt pay all cash and most phone u.s.
JUsTH's OLD STAND. $40 n.
Madam Jean, Renowned Psychic
and Palmist.
Special readings this week. so cents. Private
am. 70 q pm. 1917 9th NV. is
MRS. r.. MELMicOvB ANNOUNCES HER RI.
turn to business. t12 Center market. after pm.
sveatsss for the coming s>asos
DUPLICATE KEYS.
Yale keys fmade by rnachine,. All others in
few miraies. 25c. TURNER 4 CLARK. Lock.
smiths. 1907 H NV. franklin zoos.
Washington's Favorite Adviser,
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR.
Most remarkable Psychic and Palmst of the
present age. Satisfaction guaranteed. Special
readings this week. so cents and 81 al4 New
York ave. NV. between 9th and 10th SITS. NV.
CLARA n. CUNNINGHAM. EXPERT FURRIER.
latest styles. Furs repaired. fcii q. NV.
Fancy nuns made. Phone franklin 7S1.
TEAMS OR HORSES for hire,
without drivers, to responsible
parties, by day, week or month :
any class wagons. Merchants
Transfer and Storage Co.
MRS. BROwNEIl.
f''es IS EYE s e. 1. Fseae sos ssd
MRS. JACksoN, PSYCHIC LIFE READER;
readings. 81; hours. 10 to 9. eco Gresham place
NV. ltake eth St. carl. Col. 1861.
DR.. Evans, 1877 L NV. Fr. Isz.
Sufferers from stomach and nerve troubles VII,
never regret trying my new drngiess Treatment.
1t produces wonderful results. Relief guaranteed.
Consulta ton and full Information free.
TURN YOUR CLOTHES INTO CASH! We
pay you fancy price 1or mems womsn,s worn
Prof. Postel-Palmist-A strologer.
woRLD-RESowNED PSYCHIC.
Special Reading. Soc and s1.00.
904 l4th .. NV. tabove Eye).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-15

USED PIANOS AND PLAYER
PIANOS
from we'll known Washington homes taken In
exchange for the wonderful Chickering Reprs.
ducing Piano.
For Sale at Bargain Prices. /
Terms as Low as S. Monthly.
Clip ont this list-bring with you-ask to -
your faverite makes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-15

YOUNG MAN in a Ford agency
one familiar with handling stock
and some knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing and typewriting; excellent OPP
portunity for the right man. Ad-
dress Box I8-R, Star Office.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

9dber fsbi man iaon BON triItn Ssrbit
an dufgeiprungene, ipr6be, riiFgs Gips
psn. germebrt pirs biss Oft rsa.
i9mtr5hafte gsibcn nod onr9 bic 4nses
MOONLIGHT BEG anfeu8tgns nit Der 3un1e.
5Rr iino MIR fttts unb rai3mil0ernoc
giiittt angebra4t, BON bsHen gHte Sip
ptnpomabe ie9r foiftfdm If.
Wdndle DAMIEN iinb felbf ffulo az
berlei 6dutfshlern ourH bus 5rdgtu
Don feTfauIitatn0tu, m5raidigm
Satei,rn. Der @aFtreamN nt3 Qtems
bnrhirdnft babel ods @tpebe bes
Sdleiers balo 70 bonioWmen, baB barr
aHier bsIidH0ig cine feudyttalts Qimos
ipbdrt berrfdt, ptlGe Der 5aut fiets
Marine ent3iebt, ft ertdltef. Tlshanifd
Dirb bieIe fddolidt Mirtanq rod Be-
sini1iet our9 biz 9auheit bss Sdltitrs
atipsbes uHe bura ieiHen Druid auf bic
Gefhtshant. DEM 10 peih ard Gin
S9leier BET oberfld4li6sr prifung sTe
Iheint, BEL ssuuusrsr antsrluduns Del I
Ff bod. Dab bic Jdo:u, pelGe bic q6het
uHb WuTter bilbsn, pdbreno tts Gs.
braudeg rett roub uab IAarf Dsrbsu
llno hieIes raufe 8epebe reibt uno
Fautri immtr pifber metrers Gtunbtn
bintereindHber Biz fu6tg. CARTE 6aui.
uub 5par nm 70 itGrt.r, Il trailer Der
Gdteier umgebuHhsR ih, ie Hshr biz
Saut IN bic aSdsr glsiAfam binsiuass
ertbt fpire. 90btr 5ei0t FA ois Idrtjfs
R5lung nno Spr5oigt9it bort, ma Der
SHleier am biht;heH ansulieg.H pFltst:
auf bem 4dFtHridsn ano duf ben hsrs
Sorragenosn Wansmilddea. gei garter
6out finb alIO snganIieesnSs Gdlsisr
burdnus 81 bsrmsiosH.
Ginsn anbsrsn Jeblfr bsesasH bifitHis
ptr, tpeffe fia bic @siiAtssant sss,n
tdIie Gait abhdrstn molten nus9 1rerg
2ntpsnbune ppn a5Eaif1 Wdifer obtt
sbpLw MsiIisln. aas IplEitsgisn Glak
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23
@ei6ts- nu6 4oau0pfege
in Oct rdu6en 9a9res5eit

Ssbem MsnThsa, ben mir tsnntn lsrs
nen, lAaa.n mir ndtargemdb Sasrit ins
@sfdt. 9ds Gtjidt 6isttt Gle offsns
Qiftgntorte Der geri6nlidtsit, nah berea
4gsIg6en man bic msiIte1 Manfdsn que
nGalt bearitil!. limb 5iuar nib barin
Itlttn bic tititre RaHsnIdrift Res gtas
raftsrs gu mt5iffern 9efu6t. foHosra
nan feet meiit nar 1at bas oberfldds
l!he, rein torpsrIi6e GtbiIoe. DabsT
il cine forgidltige 9fleas bes GsFdts
nitt etlpa idderliHe Giteltsit, ionbtrl
zine GofSsrano Der gernunft ynb daBsrs
bem bod aud tin fDidtisez SsiI btr dIz
gtmeiusn R6rpsr6bsitns.
9dmmili9 IN ssr rduhen S;nbrtsssit
Itibet bic Gsfhtsbdat Ieidlt G9abtn.
Bic ialte Cuff brdHben an6 tis butn
6ti5tn trodtnc lrurme 2aft i'm 3immsr
m4fitn Bic 9aut off Fpr5be, raiIE anS
rit5s. ghblaItsE Rid, ja5sr zsgpx
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

Fatsikn lSIsn bas Sauifstt auF MAIDEN
Oaber bic 5aut trOdeH, fpr0be, iduppig;
foldg Uliitel fiHo muir ausnabmspeiis
az eebraufen.
5al nod mt6r dls has GtF@t leioea
5drte 6dnpe Don rduhef 2uft uab tdltes
rer Witferunq. Man paI6e tie m0ds
li9it nenig nit ipdrmem BaFer ntl6ss
bic 5dnt 70 smpfinbIia ma6t rdB it
In falieF 2uIt Fd rot obsr 6laurot fdrbt.
9as maHsr bat ben rihtigm Wdrmts
grab, ipeHH e. tini9e StunbsB IN 3ints
mel ifanh. 4iio ME anmilteibdr mad
Dem Wdfdsn an bic friIde eff gsbea!
Cine 6auptIdGs III qutes Abtrpdnsn.
9dSu Iino DE r%Feinen" 9dnbti1er 609Ii
uupruttiid, peil Ie ifon BAL Der geri5s
rung nit siEtr nafn 9dn0 Cans NAB
nsreeH nno BEL Dftsur 8tnMBung me
%pclitdnbia frpdtn Iinb. Sin gntts 9anbs
iud mug imftaRot itin, uieI mailer
fhnea Don BET 9aut a~ufsuntbuaH, ob.e
fslbit eurtndBt gu sridEinen, olio aus
biden1, frdftiaem @eiDtbe beIteten, mas
nod bic aroks anHthmliHfeit gspdbrt,
baB man Die 5aut eleiaBtitis ttodsH uHs
iparm rti6t. Wau psralfihe siamaI biss
pohltutHbc @tfibi bon bsbdstidtt 5ro'
dsHbtii uno 9drms nit isntM HHbshaus
liten HaBfaIiiu Gr0itsIn, bas esm abs
trodnen nit .fsineH4 9anDfHhsrB gu
fplaen pflsst.
msr on duF~geipranltntn 5InSen leis
BET o6er 81 3rofiddOn nsist, m0gs bi
Der bdusli6tn gtIddfiieuHg etitrid.s
9aI6bdntFGuhe tfaesH, am Der SaHp BIZ
srforbsrli9e Wdrme uno ben notietH
8lairsidtnm 81 FdtrH. Nus etmitlbtn
@runbe mifen aud ale 61hbfGug
reht h1Hem Isin, snmal ea be IN sinem
ip.iten 6anblhabe iibsr btr 6iut befinbs
Iiae 2uftiai6t aud bic adIis gut abs
bdlt.
@3loabgts nialiQ fir bic EtInnbsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

bringen. Die fa6rbart Qnri4te erIpart
bitlt GdHee 5pii9en Slide unb So
5immer, gebsi8ts gIatten arbaIten bic
SpeiieH beiB, ben Safe bersitsn mir Bel
Giid unb ptr5ehren uHiere Wabljeit IN
grobter Geldgli6teit. stein frtmots
DeItn fort ben intimen bdusliden
areis. &tntf4 unO Qualification nit
Rafbnrn. bic MIR gu oft burh giepIts
bottn b~erbeigtfibrt iuurotn, Iin5 uns
an6stdnnte 9ings. 60 preiIe ib ben
Womsat, Der uns bic GingsbuRg go6,
unIern SausbaIt asIeitriia~ eiH5nitsls
lsR."
Gle elitt binii6sr gum G6dli6reit unb
Iofort ersoB fi6 cine 8iillc. nurt9 5atte
Sdleisr abgebltnb,ttn aihtes iiber bH
iorgfSltis geosdttu 9ettiIA, on benz bic
9ameH nun giab ndbwen uno i9 ben
%goIObraunsu Grant Idmedsn liebtn.
.Wie gemitli6 e 6ei S6neH 1T, lastt
br Gait, .uHb 3a beHten, odB unlere
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

braa68formeH qi6t, babon entfaatr
aaein 10 aaf oas 4atomobil. SIM 6aaIe.
aui Der 1arm In Der 5abrit, ii6erGq
BAT Th ber elettrif6t Mlotor eingefi6rt.
8si benz g~sgeupartigen Gtdnb Der 8ins
q propbg3eit man, bag In 5 Sabrtn n
Der geianten amtrttaniihtn Snbuitrie
efettrifd bstrie6eu ner6an fpirb. IS
1T bic afinli9teit, SaHeaigteit. bic
aruft unb giaigteit, bic BET Glsttri3itdt
70 i6nsa @ingaHg in ale DirtIdaftss
betrisbe fdofIt.
9ie Elm groBss Ssr5 ienb,t 1e i6ren
2tbensitrom ms %tleinIte unb fern3ie
9sil8en bes groben @~emeiutpeIens. uHo
mas INNER Gtgttri3itdt perri9ttt. fe
tut Is fiher, ffia unO oriiubli9. giHt
9rtbuHg bss aiegsls, Elm Druid duf ben
aHopI, uno je eeborat. 9ie IdIdIt
uj6t ermaOtt litt. oerIdst nift anb
if Dem Mtniasu in allen Stiideu ou
pilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

maFen 5ussbsn, ts bt3ablt f6 uuf biz
8duer. Qatlrlia baben mir einen cleft
trif6eu 8sbrappdrat. Der aud bic M5s
BEL reinigt. abr 6as 8equsmite iii bod
bic DriHgmaidim an ben mdIdbe1dts
tern in Der aidt, uttO ber eItftriide
@ei6irrfpafder. Gehen Sie bier, uab
fe 5eigts BEN erFdnntsu 9efu6 eintH
tlsineH Qparat, babe i4 fogar tiHsn
OefTntr fir GtmdIe6iiGfen. aa,s III
bier bd5u angetan, bic mii5felige ais
d%rnarbtit 3u uleidttrn. 6er ~slettris
ide Ofen ii Elm nabres qrahieremplar.
9t5 Rorsms 6srtiis i9 QlIss Dor, to-
DE oas 9smiit ober bic Gnppe an, uHb
fteue bic lt6r 70, baB nur qerdos iopil
6tse f9 mitDiteIt als nGtig 1T, bas
GHen i'm aobsn 81 trbaltsn. Quf bitit
Meife tann Id ale @tiorguHgen tn Rls
be erlebigsu uao babe abenbs nlr no6
bic IsBteH 5nHbgriifs gu tuu, nm Elm
iduladbaftes GfsH auf ben Gid 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

gorfa6ren feline abnun8 bon folder
aruft, bic bic arbtit BON GduItnben
btrrihfei, battsn unb Id sur9 maitsH
Ger5enf6ein bic 9agssbetls erfssten.
SsosnTaas bin i9 S6usn bantbar fin
BEN 5intpeis uiO ptrbs Sbrem geiIpieI
ioIgen.@
Das gilt Semen, litbs 2tIsriu, Set
tri5itdt2 WiFeu Gle, bas bon ben
20,500O00 6eirnen in ben Ser. Giads
ten bereits Gin biertet eltltrii9en 8ienIt
fat. unb baB in qmtrita In Gabritn
uno 5elepbonanidgen S8,125.0 100000
inbefiert fnb! s2O00000O0 3a6ten bic
slettrtf6an @eienfaaften aleia an Gtsus
ern an Onfel Gam. 3ieTt 3ablen be-
neilen anr @enage, pslde Ma6t in ben
biinHen 8rdten ftedt. 8eine g9aie oss
tdglimtu Qebsns HI bon Der Gleftri3itdt
unbsriibrt gebiie6eH. Staiihilde Be-
leg. SeigsH, baB g COS oerIdisbeue Gss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23
i. Glettrii6c GaGeneinri6tans.
2. Der eletrtihe Serb.
3. Glettriide GiidbeleHhtnHs.
san auhaSmsn Der esiiou Go.

9ipsi 0am,u bsasgusn fd auf b,r
StraBe,
sSn Gils, lis6ite Gran SfmiOt2o
I'D Soft, ia, i6 bin auf beT 0isnfs
boteuiuae. 9enttn sic iih, tein NAB
den 1T 81 bu6su, nitt fir Sch uuo
quite Morts. 0obti finb mir nnr brsi
in ber 6amifie, pphnsH in einem aports
meHt6aus, gebsu Bic 8di9e ans, uHb ID
belize tiidtig nit. Qbsr no maj dudb
nahfrugt, isbeS 8ermietunes6iiEo lit
leer ODER biz Mab4eu Iteasn 70 uilbers
ifdmte 5Orbsrpagen, perloHeen 70 bobt
q06ns. baB man gIeit tUieber ben ali
fen neuptt. Gan3 nerbos bin i'd BON
alien Shsrstten unb 2aufersitn. eli.
babeH gtpib nod INNER SIR friherts
Mdb6en, bic Sep6ie, bic irene
Geele?" -
n2dngt nidt me6r. liebt Gran
S6mibt, felt Mtonaten iGon urbeitet he
In eiHtr muuitipHsfd5rit; cher Id 6dbc
mir 81 belfn gspuBt uue bin gong BON
Der 9isnitboteniuab abgetommen. qleiu
MaRn bat mir tine eletttif6e aadens
eiHrihtung gstauft. mS .meiH Wdbden
fir Qies1 bsibt itBt GIettri5itdt.
46er t0Hlmtn Gis Iel6it unb ubsr3tuasu
Gle fia Don ihrsr Zii6figtsit, febtn cir
fI9 mein Gli4enreih an - mir pohnfn
ia aaH3 nabe bel - uab Rebmeu Ste
cine Sale Zee 6ei mir, ben id Sbnen
in 3pci MtHutsn auf meiusm .gtuHs
men Diensr" btreite. nd9renb mir gss
miitlid babel plaubtrn.
Die Soften elmer fol6en Ginridtuns
ffn6 pirfli5 ni1t erAebEid in an5ss
tradt ber grobtn Standardization uno
@rfpurniFs.1 tr3dAlte iie Igbbaft peiter.
tDdbrenb bsibe BEN 9aus 3nidrtEten.
3it6sn Sic nur Biz 6oben 25bne in
8etra9t. bic gtiteigsrten 8srpfleganas,
foitsn, Miete limb pas ioait nod fir
4usga6m NIT BEN 5dltsn zines DENT.
boten bsrtaiipft iiHb unb nebmtn Sis
bagegm bic &oIten 6er gIettri5itGt -
Elm Gent Dert GIeftrisitGt 3n 10 Gents
per &iloiDattsS tuHbt bsi5t einen s5ods
TER ldnge gsnua, um 10 SaHiitsn
grot gu rotten, ben Bertolator nm 5
5d1eH GaITss 81 bereiieH. ben yGria"
fir 10 WiHutsH, bas Glazing 9iib fir
Il Wtnntsu. trsi6t bic Rahmaidine fir
5pei Stunoen, bei3t bic gtdttsiIeR Is
WlinuteH lang, unlers Campo BRENT 8
Stanben fur stnen Gent - unb Gis
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9dltuug Der Saut 1T bic 8tl&Jffmbe;t
Der Seiis. S6arie GeifeH betDirleu
1rpdsH1eit. Gpr0biofit, NbidlEFsrnng
nit miiroftopiid) tleinen 9ertitFungsn,
in bsnen IiA Sfaub unb Sdmub feitfsst,
70 bdB bic Sdnbe eigtntli9 ME gan5 fdua
Der dusfebcn. GoIde Shd6Iiuge fino
ndmentIid bic i9drTtH aii6snIeifen.
BldH Daide bic 6dnbs MIR nit autea
iiberfetteten Geifen. 8as II eie srIts
urb iptdiigjie 4egsf Der 6ausstultur.
3u permeioeR lit ftrnsr 1dufiser utb
fdnener Me6lel bon JidEe naD Zrnders
heit, BON NGrms unb adlR, l9fpR bic
ginpirtung Der itrdhlennen 0ibe bes
6eroieuers. SHrun5igs, riifige @dnts
muB man nit btfonotrs peinlIdJer Ger5s
faIt iroden haltsn unb bin unO tpitess
nit elmer nddsrirsitn dettmaTe g. 3.
suttm, friIGeH GlibtH5l, finTsttsn. Gum
4aI6paher asbme man stfpas Wanpels
flsis oeer 8ordr. @eItqentl.6 iaHa
man oud obenbs bic 5dube IlGrier tins
fstten anp ii6tr 9adt 6anoIfube das
5ieben. sc isi abr 5emerft, baB biss
8srfahrsn. oft dnaepanbt, biz Cont 5nas
CART, aber aud tmpiinblid mdhi.
Cine btrniinItiae, misunderstanding
6anopfisgs III ni6i nur big quien qua
isb,Hs ptgsn em%pifbIsaslpsrt. IonoerH
aud aus aeInHb6eitliGtn 8di' osH n6s
tie gsrHahldiiigts 5aut Htigt gum
erfriersu. Die gepig lalisH" 6apee. be
hdBlidsn b%Iauroten 9dnot, bic fa-rs
senDsH Giterungen uno snttfeHer ,sn
5roItbsuIsH t5Hntn meiFt bsr6ite. petbep
bar9 fds hpsisniias SnnStaltar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

r0turnedfsf FnO rsiiere GAdbigangss
nrfadtu. Dem bsugi man am 6sftm
Dor onrh Daidea nit 5imms-ioarmen
@aHer, BEN man stpa3 8oraI 5uiig!.
llnitr ban oitltu MiiieIH. Die gegsn
Gduppsn, Spr0oigitit uno 8iiFgtsit aHs
sspriefeH psrOsn, Itab Die sinfaG5isn unO
5aaleih pirijdmHfn WauoIIlek uno
Clipen0I, obtr gdIsfin. Mbsnog fstteI
man bic gsftisbdat ait Osl ober gus
isIin Elm un5 ldbt biss i6er R1ht bars
aHf. Am Morgtn idittst man Wlanbes
tleie auf sinen uaEsH Daf9Iaasen, rsibl
bamit biz 5aat d6. IpiiIt nit rsinea.
angtpdrmttm WaHsr Ho@ ano tTodnet
reht gut. DdroaT lpartet man sinis.
3eit. efe mda fa btr AuBentait aus
fest. Seift bsrDtnbt man udhrtHb Der
gdnstH 8thanbinns gar nidt.
8ei0nbsrs mpiinbli9 essen fauhs
2nEt IL be NE.s 1IpgsHI9itimbaat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

Sic natirli6, a6sr Sic 6sRtsn ni6t iHs
n1er bdtan! @sna mir nidt oerlfanben
baden, 70 piotrho!en Gle Bite bdS Ges
lprodene nit anbtrn Borten; mtif 1T
ss cine %sin5sfns adut5nfammenfeauhs,
pelhe niht sriabt fDeroeH tam, iDorar
oft bns gerifdubnis bes edn5en Gdbes
jheitert. 8GHuH Gie uus 0ftsrs mai Tin
freHaolidss 8ort, penn IS JbHsn
mandmaf aud Elm ipenie ~nnbsqaem III,
nit erbobter Gimme fpredtH gu mill
fen, befonbsrs bdnn, psnn mir timer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-23

lsbbdfi sefilhrtM dafgsmeinsu unisrbdls
tune Hi1t fplstH i6nHen uno cine iur5t
Wittetlung ibsr bas GeIprdhst6tma
uHs in ben StGnb ieben nuros. infer
Disneiht gang bellies aitt aud iiber bic
Gahe leu6ttn IdFtn 5a tGnnen; Idngert
Gei4ihtsn bruattn Gle uus ia nur
bdnn 81 iDieotrtolta, tpsnn bic 2nnass
tptils ui4t BEL linen @ebatfer esItaubtn
bat.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-19
MAN AND WOMAN ARE
HELD ON THEFT CHARGE
AutOiSt. Who Drove Car Without a
License Tag, Gets Suspend
cd Sentence.

Charged with stealing goods to
the value OF $34.9O from the per-
sonal property of J. NJ. Studebaker,
lately deceased, Anna and Andrew
Binder of Ale w. Monroe st. are
held by city court Monday morning
under bonds of $500 in the woman's
case and 500 in the case of the
man for grand larceny. The charges
were filed by G. A. Elliott and a
hearing in the case was set for later
in the week.
Alma HOrwath charges that Dan
Medich assaulted her. Medich was
arrested and brought before city
court where a bond of $50 was de-
manded TO guarantee his appear
ance on next Friday
Arthur Ort was given "A suspended
sentence of 81 and costs for oper-
ating an automobile without a
proper license. and Edward Miller
was shown similar leniency with the
provision that ne abruptly sever any
connections he might have made in
this city. Miller. who claimed TO be
globe trotter. was arrested and
pleaded guilty to peddling without a
license.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-19
POLICE GUARD IS
PROMISED THIS MAN
Harry Franklin Can Come 10 Town
But Must Notify Officers
First.

After having been arrested and
brought before the city court 10
times in the years since 1904. Harry
Franklin was forbid the freedom OF
the city Monday morning. by Judge
Hammerschmidt. who declared that
the patience Of the court had been
exhausted by the oft repeated petty
ohenses Of the defendant
Il want you 10 promise me not TO
come TO town again" said the judge
unless YOU have the permission Of
Probation officer Lane, who. to-
gether with the whole police force
Will be on the lookout for YOU. II
you want to come 10 town YOU viii
have 10 telephone Mr.. Lane and tell
him where YOU want TO 90 and how
long you want 10 stay The court
then imposed a sentence of $50 days
at the Indiana state penal farm and
fine OF 500 and costs. all OF which
was suspended.
Through his long criminal record
Franklin has spent only one term at
the penal farm. Not few OF the
occasions brought suspended SEN
fences all Of which were violated by
the defanoent who admits that if ne
is in town he cannot keep away from
liquor. He told the court that he
would stay out on the farm for good
or until the city is made dry next
year In the meantime ne Will re-
port weekly by telephone 20 officer
Lane
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-19
LOCAL STATION Is IN
INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT
New Arrangement For Recruiting
Offices Worked out by Navy
Department.

South Bend naval recruiting Of
fees are TO be under the direct su-
pervision Of a main station at In
dianapOlis. according 20 orders re-
ceived Monday morning at the local
recruiting offices in the federal
building. The orders are pursuant
TO the plan being followed by the
navy department in establishing
state districts instead of the old plan
Of placing cities in other states
under the supervision OF neighboring
large cities in other states as in the
case of South Bend
Recruits enlisted at the local sta
ton have been sent 10 Chicago for
final acceptance and from that place
TO the Great Lakes station at Great
Lakes. III. From now on the pros
pective tars will De forwarded 10 In
dianapOlis for final acceptance and
transportation TO the Great Lakes
station.
Frank Claeys, 421 l.. Joseph St.
Mishawaka, who passed the physical
examination for apprentice seaman
last week. was enlisted Monday
morning. He left at once for In
dianapolis One other applicant was
rejected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-19
SPECIAL DETECTIVE
CHASES SMALL BOY
Lad so Frightened He is Unable TO
Talk When Taken to Po-
lice Station.

Flashing the revolver which the
railroad company entrusted TO him,
man who gave his name as Walter
Smith and said that he was a special
detective in the employ Of the Lake
Shore railroad. chased 11-year-old
George Janiak out Of the yards and
down on Washington av. and Sadie
St. in the home Of Charles WoOfter,
1O9 y. Sadie ST. where he arrested
the lad
Before the police sergeant the lad
tremblingly declared that he had
done nothing. Suffering with fear
he could not tell the officer his ad-
dress but asked for a pencil and
wrote on the blotter "2612 Kemble
av." He could say nothing of what
had happened and the kindly Of
ficers took him away.
Smith accused the lad OF taking a
bottle of milk from a freight car but
when asked for further details he
emphasized his statement that il
was of no Importance TO the public
by lurid oath. From all reports
il seems that three lads. one larger
and one smaller than Janiak. were
playing among the ears on the Lake
Shore tracks when they were sur
prised by Smith
He had no warrant and could not
show any authority from the Lake
Shore He said that he was going
20 get a badge in a few days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-19
ADVANCE
AS MART OPENS
Nearly Everything Established
on Higher Level in First
Fifteen Minutes.
IrternatlonaI News Service


NEW YORK, March 19.-Nearly
everything on the list was establish
ed at materially higher level i'm the
first Is minutes trading on the stock
exchange today. steel Common rose
l2to 1874. and Bethlehem b. rs
TO 122s4 United States Rubber.
Central Leather and Ohio Cities Gas
each rose about a point and frac-
tiOnal gains were made in many
other issues.
The railway issues were not ma
terially influenced by the action
taken by the managers in granting
all the brotherhood demands. Union
Pacific rose y, Reading y, Southern
Railway IS, and Southern Pacific y.
Erie. however, declined q 20 %.
After the early trading the gains
in the railway issues were generally
lost
Marine. after opening 3 higher AT
so. declined TO 2S1a, and the pre-
ferred, after opening at 81. declined
to $50