davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-14

Station and State

Z indicates trace Of precipitation.
/. A. WELSH, Meteorologist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-14

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
GIRLS! THlCKEN AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
AND STOP DANDRUFF
Try this! Your hair gets wRyy, eN0Ssy
and abundant at once.

TO be possessed Of head OF heavy,
beautiful hair sCft, iu8trouS. fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruif is merely
matter OF using 4 little Danderinc.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair ana lots Of it. Just get
4 2J-cent bottle OF knowlton's Dander-
inc nOw-all drug stores recommend
it-apply little as directed and with
in ten minutes there will be an ap-
pearancc Of abundance, freshness,
liuiliness and an Incompatible gloss
and lustre. and try as you will you can
not find a trace Of dandruff or falling
hair; but your real surprise will be
after about two weeks use, when you
will see new hair-fine and/downy at
!lrst.-yes-but really new hair
sprouting out all over/your scalp
Dandcrne IS, we believe, the only sure
hair grower, destroyer OF dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp and it never fails
to stop falling hair at once.
If YOU want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moistcn cloth
with little Dandcrne and carefully
draw it through your hair--taRing one
small strand at time. Your hair will
&c soft, glossy and beautiful in just a
few momcnts-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
MIR. G. B. BOB0 TO SPEAK
IN GRETNYILLE APRIL STH
VIII Address Christian League Meet.
ing iii the GrcenvMlc Opera House
Next SUNDAY Afternoon.

Mr.. c. B. Bobo, Of this city, prom-
nent in religious work throughout the
state, has been invited to address the
meeting Of the Christian League in the
Grcenvillc opera house next Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Bobo is one of the
most effective speakers among the lay
men of South Carolina and has spoken
before numbcrous large audiences OF
the state. The announcement OF his
engagement to speak in Grccnville was
carried in the Grccnville Piedmot, as
follows:
Mr.. G. b. Bobo. one Of the leading
citizens of LaurenS, will be the speak
er at the Christian League meeting
in the opera house on the afternoon
of Sunday, April s. In recent years
in various churches there has been
special effort to put consecratcd lay
men in harness and get out Of them
all the work for the advancement OF
the Masters kingdom that they arc ca
Eable of doing. Mr.. Bobo is easily one
OF the foremost lay workers and
serves a capacity audience.
"Thc invitation to Mr. Bobo was
extended through Mr.. T. O. Lawton,
q layman whose religious activities are
simply prodigious. In notifying the
executive committee Of the Christian
League that Mr. Bobo had accepted
the invitation TO address the men of
Greenville. Mr.. Lawton wrote:
II presume that YOU know that his
deep spiritual life s his greatest as
set He is known throughout his coun-
ty, aud largely in the state, as one Of
the most consccrated iaymen, and a
man who uses his gifts and his money
for the salvation of souls. He is a
banker man of wide influence in his
community. | feel that the men OF
Grconville have an unusual opportunity
awaiting them, and trust that every
publicity will be given to the meeting
so that we may secure for him the
usual large attendance feel that he
has a message that will stir our inncr-
most lives.
50, there is a double treat in store
for those who 20 to the opera house
on the afternoon of Sunday, April
3, they will hear a powerful spccck
ana great singing
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
DOUBTS IT'S SUCCESS.
Capt. Pcrsius Not Convinced OF U.Boat
Victory.

Copenhagen. March 30.-Opcn skep-
Great Britain TO knees by a Submarine
campaign and through the direct pres
sure of starvation, is expressed by Can
tain Pcrsius, the naval critic of the
Bcrlincr Tagcblatt.
Instead the hope and hclioi of Cant
pcraius is that by an average month
,y loss Of half Il million tons of ship
ping in the next few months Great
Britain may be brought to realize that
Il continuation of the war would be
Improbable though this result, he de-
clares, has not yet been attained.
The article cites passage in an
address by Prof Harms, rector of
Kicl university, on food conditions in
England, upon which Capt. Persius
bases his argument. Prof. Harms,
who is an authority in this field, esti-
mated the wheat supply in England
when the new submarine blockade
was declared as enough to last until
March 80. This was based Gil the
supposition that all imports being IN
terruptcd by the blockade the supply
in Great Britain could be stretched
by the use of oats, rice, etc. rationing
and by grain cargoes which could
get through the blockade The danger
point. he contcndcd, would come be-
fore July when the first fruits Of
the home harvest would be available.
Should England weather this crii-
cal period by imports and organiza-
ton, Prof. Harms and Capt. Persius
point out that the population could
exist for time on the British crop
and that the new danger point would
come only when this was consumed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
HARMONY NEWS.

Harmony. April >. The case of the
State against McSSrS Davis and Will
iialnston for their maraudering at the
hCm" of Mr.. Jones Puckcu last Sunday
night was called by MAGISTRATE Daycn-
Dor. at PRINCETON Saturday and the
report is lnat tEc defendants Dlcad
Gr.lty and the co III sentence was that
they imbursc the county with thirty
five dollars or serve forty days. Viii
liamston paid his fine.
Rev. O. b. Williams OF Graham, \.
g., is our pastor this year and the
people are well pleased with him.
The people are anXiously waiting to
know the outcome OF that special scs-
sion of Congress. We don't want war
only as a last resort. We believe that
a levcl-headcd president and a level
headed congress will work that matter
all right.
The farmers are so glad to see some
sunshine as they have practically done
no plowing.
Hi". i>di Mn iiuSicH !" Oh all cAtcHu-
cd visit to her daughters, Mrs. w. \.
Lesley at PclZcr
Mr.. T.. S. Smith and son, william.
have just completed nice tenant
house for Mr.. Eugene Simpson. Work
has begun on his dwelling, repairing
and building an addition to 1t. Let the
good work go on, we like to see IT.
y crowd Of five Young men from
Pickcns county we're autoing through
here Sunday. We failed to get their
names.
Lcwcy and Osic Burdine Of Green
vile autocd through this place this
morning, on their way 10 Greenwood
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
PAPE'S DiAPEPSgN
For INDIGESTION OR
SOUR, ACID STOMACH
In IKE minMlr.. 10 hI.Mansia. hanrt.

In !iNn minWIe@. 30 dysp"psin. heart
burn OF IN! Stomach misery.
sour, gaSSy, unset stomach, indiacs-
ton, heartburn. dyapcpsia; WHOM the
food YOU eat lCrmcntS into gases and
~ sets ycu' Your head achcs and you
tccl sick and miserable, that's wncu
YOU realize the wonderful acid ncuual-
ting power in Papc'S Diapcpsin Ii
iEakcS al sch stomach misery, due to
aciGity, vanish in five minutes.
II your stomach is in a fcOntinuOu5
revolt j! YOU can't GO, il regulated
please, for your sake, try papc's Dia-
bcpSin. It's so needless TO have an
acid stomach make yonr next meal a
iavoritc food meal, then take, "A little
Dapcps!n. There willinot he any dis
trcsE-cat without fc;p. ITS because
pap,'5 Diapcpsin "realy does" swccten
out-of-olde stomachS that give it its
millions Of sales annually.
Get large ffty-cent case of Papes
DiapcpSin from any drug store. 1t is
The quickest, Surcst antacid and stom-
ach relief known. 1t acts almost like
maGic-it is a scientific. harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every home
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
SEABOARD TRESTLE BURNED.
Passenger and Freight Trains Being
EGtOurcd Yin LaurenS,

portion Of one Of the long trestles
on the aboard Air Line railroad be
tween Clinton and Mountville, was de
strOycd BY fire OF unknown origin early
Monday morning. causing delay in
both passenger and freight traffic.
Trains are now being GGtourcd between
Greenwood and Clinton over tho Char
lesion and Western Carolina and C..
y. & l.. railroads via I.aurcns. The
trcstlc was about 800 feet long and
eleven benches were burned. 1t is not
known how long it will take to repair
the damage, but it is understood that
it will require at least several days.
No clues have been found to justify
any theory Of its origin. Rumors were
ripe on the streets to the effect that
the bridge was burned by German
spies. but the fact that the fire occur
rcd al a point around which trains
could be easily detolncd soon dissi-
patcd any uneasiness on that point. 1t
is generally thought that the fire was
due 10 flying sparks from some un-
known source.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.


AT a meeting of :ho Woman 5 Md So
cicty OF Waterloo Methodist church, the
following resolutions on the death of
Mrs w. II. Wharton, vice president,
were adopted:
Resolved First, That we feel our so
ccty has sustained an irreparable loss
in the death Of an efficient and faithful
officer; that the church has lost de-
voted. consccratcd and intelligent
member; and the community one who
was ever sympathetic to its purcst and
best interest
>. That We thank God for her beat
riful life and Christian character, her
unscliish spirit and her fidelity to duty.
,. That our prayers and sympathy
arc With the devoted husband ana 9TH
CT relations that moan her death.
Mrs. J. NJ Fridy, Pres.
Mrs. J. G. Smith,
Mrs. G. c. Anderson.
Waterloo. S. c.,
.\pril md, 1917.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Time to Siun.

When n man almost breaks his neck
in trying to dodge lightning bug
while crossing street car track 1t Is
time for him to sign the pledge.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Cln Be Cured

Mean thinking is Il habit with some
Of us and ii can be cured just nS any
other bad habit can. Good time to be-
gin, about now.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Piles Cured In 6 to II DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protrudng Piles in 6tc l4days.
The first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-04
Camp Darlington.

Members are urged to send in their
dues so that we may be able to pay
our dues to the State and General
Camp.
j. D. Mock,
Commander.
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Der rmffii6e mirrtuarr.

aRnn 6rouht MIR bic @erifte imr Ben Getrsburger 0emotrdtiten
aonareB 81 len, nm 81 feben, ME ftuterbrmt e5 bort 5uging. &rbeter
genaIne GoI0aten uno gouern iaBen 0uf ben 8dnfen, nit oa uo bort
enen b0been gaidtar in Uniform on5Dtihen. Gnselbe blnte SfuPiel
bot oe 8ufhauerbibne. Die f6 nmt mn0er an Den BerbGnoungm be-
teiIgta aIs Die 9eegatenbanf, df uelAer etpa 5%U0libunoert g29lcoer
1dBen. Sen IN elmer Soge fsenoen olsDdr1gen 9eanoten nuB bem
geueen fm. aerensfD trat nit Der gan3ea g9aht Der iAm eignen &es
re0Intet fir fem 9rogrann elmer MISUNDERSTANDING elm. Gls nelden
ct oer oie raoifaIeren elenente. bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." au5ge.
lAlofaa mneH Doate. Gid cine Hare BOrtRlung bon oil Den beti1te-
h0n0 n0r n1 mir einen anteIl an Der 8Ggterumg tdHpfen, lit ihmer
Ga gabt Is 5fobrHfen unD G~e5en6ritea, Warrmalfen ro Wintnaliten
N0NdaufT un0 Waenldenifl 3emttba. &aneten upp, nip. Sle hegen t4
ole m ben 6aaren uno fn0 efng nlr in hem enen Be0anteL oB oe
Recommendation Der Rebpuhon4 bor Dem i'm Slntergrunee lauernoen
geAent Der Meafhon, - Der Gldfebr aur Glten Gronung Der Gnge
ODER eau0s MebnIidem aeeftet mer0m nttien nobel 1eoer 1eber Der
Reiar ien nil. 9an 0enfe fh cine unfuIDiere WaFe De 0oS rli.
me @df mo cine qusaeburt aus 6snhben, non Der bic @enigtea leRn
1m0 iArqben f0naen, ais bic @ebdrerin elmer neueu Gt1atsoronitng. lo
BOD mug nan Gedebeb Dab Elm @erghia spii4er Gem rlHtlAen Bolt
0es 90. mo Om f~ran55ffdpn 0s is. SobrbunOertS 1menofd augmnfea
bat on9 reDOIutiondre &uBlm0 nod nlht ge3ubtet.
Cos ger0ieut 0air beaniprudt aerensfp. sd babe GuBlnno
qereHekl1 10 REF CT benz beiamelhn 9ongreB 81. 1S1 babe Die Sornts
loPiHe Enb0ulng ~berbfnoef; i1 babe fe 5eritor; i'd babe bon ibrem
gnhna AT I'M fe gapuBt!@ 9as eIouben and iee, Die %6e6arpen, er
b0be fp angefftet I'M fd as aetter Des 8aterlmoes autlpleen 5a
fSanen, IND fe pehen auf iene gndoige gebanollng oes Hebelet Den
@eaegoI 4feyief enn aRutrfoten" nt1nt gum gepere oot1r bn. AnoTe
n1eoeruHu bebaubten. aorHiloff babe ben Madtbabern IN Bdersblrg ntbt
aesraat, Die er NIT Den Gatfhen fr ber6inod belt % Daren oatthe
ennnTIdre. bic ben groBen aaaner Brand berbefl9rtGL Die yiatonen
HnbgL lprinaen Iebeu, nm ben aOblngmbenbetrieb I'M 9ongebit la9ms
mlegen u0 aIr 1nRfr mo @olga flbrenoe grldea 81 iprengen plaas
Ten mo n Netrograo Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. organtteifen. lno
neil ef oas muBte un0 ben boGn Geatideu oa5 Spel D~eroerben nolte
Iel G Die afuphe ms Seben DE eno1e ME 0s 9ornberger S9ieBeh
aNl G~iuherRSmbmis Der 6S6eren anaGyruearede in G6ieusO bot Ser
fn1ea1de GpmH0ireftnr 9ompaHni Die oatihen Cpert aus Dem
&bIeIpIna fir 0He gaiIon ous aoeniheinigen grin0en a~nsgef1lofenI
&Nie engber5pe brataLhatDinirifde Sanolung neramoBt bic fetne 8lot.
1eti0f4ee 1Tna ghepnaHa M2auers. 3u ener ifnrfn MISUNDERSTANDING
n 1en if sur 8mTaeuna aerhafen 1polten 0s ~Iranlript~, nobel ne
Ill ar Ehubfosseruua aeEanak DAB nbRe bic NeHteruerfe Der 0euthenl
Haa1ittr Elm HgIfalii4ss 4regpnra lenn bS9srsa Aaliiasn Msrt
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Electromagnetic
tuerScn b09er!

G6ic0go, 10. CT. 8ie Der nit
0en neutrality-suspicious. mobIber.
trollte 6etretQr bes 8eriiderungs.
inititutes ION 4merifn, SER 8enia.
min Gidaro8 bon Bolton, nitteilt,
tperoen IN flrber 3eit Die 9eriibe.
rliugsraten fir 9eritherungen aQer
4rtatb beionoer8 aber gegea 6elers.
gefabr, cine QreisIteigerung bon 20
Bro3ent erfaGren. Die er60bte 8rd,
miertrate miro angebIi1 Otra per-
groBerte Staler1bgnbe beotugt.
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bag a~mgnoement SnIcmmentrort.
meIlL an iolGe in %abiebbarer Seti
nidlt Si Oenten iii.
3as miIien bte Ernbibitionstnitd'
tifer lno Oeshnlb, uno neil iie oelI
moraliiden GinfluB elmer Nieoerlage
6es prohibitions 3. Gmetoements
fitrftem Itrengen iie ieoen gterb an,
Inn bic Munabme 0es Announcements
am ndhlten Wontog ourd5uiesen'
9ieien miiiien Die freilinnigen
9iirger aIeide anItrrneungen entge'
9enieeen. Sn bieIer ISOLDE miiilen ite
il. iebem Stimm6esirf, 1T Der Staot,
i'm GountD unb I'M gail5en Stonte
unousaeIebt orbeiten, AM ole @ee'
Iner Der 9robibition uno 0es Brobt'
billions. amenOements an ben Sttmm.
faIter at bringen, oamit iie ourf
Elm 9reit5 Dor Dem @orte mo" ollt
Dem Stimtnsettel oa8u b%eitrageit, ooB
oog amenoement nieoergeItimmt
an Sic g(rbeit, freiitnnige 8iirgerl
Ii6t cine einsiae Stimme gegen
0ds ENHANCEMENT oorf berloren &C.
ben. 9idmentlih nidt in oen f%reilin.
niaen Counties. pie Scott Gortntp
nno Oie an6eren 6titb.G Counties am
Nliiiiiiippi mo 0tiiiouri. Sic Gro.
btbitioniitcn m0gen in ben 8inuers
Counties Nehrbeiten fir 6ns &mets
oenent er3ieleL Die pnren ia BON
je9cr Tire feite Burg, aber oieie
Mlebrbeiten mer0en megen Der oanoF
dentrodrnbeit" infoIge Oe8 a@ebb.
Qeubon gunoes9eieBes~ longe niht
10 groB ieitt nie in iriiberan Sab
rem, 10 nab iie NIT ben in Den frei.
IinriiQen Counties, un6 ben gIor0'
lpeit Counties an Der @reu5e bon
minneioto un0 Siio.Q nfota er3ieIten
We6rbeiten gegea oas ameuolment
tpcr0en iiberfonlmen mer6en f0n'
men.
Mn 0ie q(rbeit freifmige 9iirecr
Ron Davenport mo Seott GountDl
SIR babt bic Gflidt, Die oeufbor
gr6Bte @ebrbeit gegen oas 2Inenbe-
lneut aui3ubringen.
eSe6ermann uuuB an Den Stimnt'
faiten 9ebraft meroen. Ser betreffs
oes 8robi6itiouS @meuoements nil
$50"
itinmt. I'm Die 4rbeit, an Bic qr6eit
ma6ren0 ser gon5en ISOLDE, uno no.
mantlid ON 8a5ltaae. SeiB lit Die
Dlilbe, groB o5er lit o1t6 Der Greis.
9a8 ul5ge ieoer freiiinnige 8iiraar
bon Soma bpber8i9eu, Oauit Die De-
bic int 5taatsmappen, Die iett our
ine%ien(oien 8broie gefuor0en it, lDie-
Der 5u gbren fomme:
g8ir idGben aniere Srei6citeH Hno
iperSeu nHiere Medtc anf'
rcdlt erBalteu!"
2nbenport 4emotrot.
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Meme aOmmiRiou fir Douglas
County.

Ger 9un6es 9tabrungsmttteI Der.
tuaIter @urbon %. @ottGes bat bellte
cine beionbera INSTRUMENTATION.
MILTON fir Douglas G01ntD err
n1nnt, Die lire erite @eriammlIng
8reitog obbaIten miro. Ser Som
million eeb6ren folgenoe Mitalie6er
an: @oritter, 5ranf 8obo; Setre.
tar, 9arrp 8. 8olmer; g. g. 8ep.
nol6g, bon Der arbeiter Srganiio.
ton; 5rau q. 6. 5ernaIbs, BON
Gutaha Grolen Club; @oal6 9ieB,
bonn Omaha Roten Strelt3: @Dron
IS. 2earueo, Omaha qntpGlten; SO.
s.. Barter, 9ertreter Der Omaha
aQufleute; 9oItmeiIter Charles G..
5anning; @nuona 81. @ropr, 8rdii.
bent bes Commercial Club; E6omaS
'aeerar. GountD Ghuliuperintens
bent; superintendent 8. $. 8ebe'
ridge bon ben Omaha ShuIen, lnb
fem 4iiiiteut, SRI. Belle gf1nn; g..
IS. gngttib, bon ben Omaha Dor
.Gtouts; aeb. Mid)ael 8. @Iubo, bsil
Der Giioieite @olniiden uuS 96bmi.
ifIen Section; Siaae aonedp, promi.
nenter 4rbeiter unter ben sSsroeli.
ten; Wabor Sames 9oblman s. 8.
.aenne0b. 6rnu s. %. gto6bins bon
ben Campfire girIs, unb SRI. 9ucp
.Sart.
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Aucrlci pom pclSmarkt

0brpo5l felt Sobr8a6uteu inter
ben pel5trageaoen Iieren anlerifas
geiualtig n~ufgerdulnt mor0en iit
ntlulnt 0ieies nod INNER inter ben
6ele l~iafarnoen 2dn0ern Den erlten
BLas EN-. Sbnt am naditen fommt
auItralieu. 6iuiidtlid oes 9el36an-
bells oageeen boben Die Ser. Gtaaten
iiA nit benz 8melten 8lab begniiaeu
mliIian. Crit als Der Beltfrieg Die
4ufmerfiauafelt Der Boiler gurppns
~aHoerneitig un0 tnteriib in anipru6
nobm, bermodte aud auf 0ieiem
@e6iete Qmerifa bic leitea0e Gone
at iiberne6meH. 3obl fin0en nod
nie friiber 4ltIfionen in 2on6on
itait. aaein peoer an Bail nod on
Der anga6otenea seize, nod
binli6tIi9 DER geteiligung Ioiien iie
iid nit Den Dor Dem Slriege obge6ol.
teuen bergIeiden. lie i'm Jelmort.
te bemerfbare qnappbeit 0orf in oer
@nuptfdfe auf ben Waan8eI on
C5emltrdt5pertraum un0 Die our1
Die arieas9efabren ouberor0entlih
In oie 6o9e patriebenelf geriihe-
rlrlgsraten surildgeiiibrt meroen.
anh Die berA9nlfe 9ieiie in giibnii
emit oas @etta DeE
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etnblEe lto mas ion man BON eiaen 4ubGfum iogen. 0os MnIprud afI
cine b09ert 9ilnang mndt uo ih cine OerartGe geIhudoune boberI
atnfgcnaie bden laBt obne 0agegen al rebeairen? Ghut es fb ntdtI
oas 3eugnis aus. boB feline Aerhhlbuug Der umffniihen 2rnit nur rfI
&enomdge uo Sdeha brrubt oB ibn bic @luft MIR Gin Sbreuiisdl
un0 feline @eHutserheung III, bob Is ben Gpernbeilf ais cine MooeIntel
berattet cine @eIeacutet sr Gntfalhmg bon ahber. lmo SiuueIenprattl
u6 ippigen gten2 8abrih. biehr areg bat he iDabre giahur Deierl
Suhumenihen mls ben b6beren areen Der @rosofraie ent5tat. ibreI
tnnere 9obIbet, lire GafIoigfeit, @efiblslofgtet, Gobbett, ltngred.l
tgfett Sdeinbeilgtet, 8eroaenbet tm0 @oreingenonunenbett. BebeI
benz 9ano henn Elm ioIdes @einoeI mf Die a uthrentuidelu1g euen
oomnRrenOen GtnfuB ul8abt. lnb 0ns lit lGoer ser Sal in ie0cn fM.
neren u0 groBeren @eminpeien oehs Sauoes. @eoria Sonne)
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kcmmt ~ Gbren!

@ie an idipiilen Sommertagen
Elm ploblid1 observation-disclosures @enit.
teriturm Iuftrcinigeno mo erfri.
i6enO mirtt, 70 rdumt aud oer
&rieg nit off ietnen Sdredelt oft
griinolid nit Dem a%ngeiammelten
Shutt uno N1il4 auf.
gr entlpur5eIt MAUD berrifen0
8orurteil mo feitgele9te Soeeu. NIT
Der @epalt oes @euitterihtrmes
ano babut Den g3eg 8u elmer uclteu
2ebensanihduung a9aS alter Itiir5t,
Is droert iid Die 3eit uab ueue5
2ebeu 6Iiibt aus Den Alliuer,a Set.
gerupr3elte Sheen 8eritIebeu ME 0er
Spreu Dor Dem Mn0.
9(uh in oieiem 2nn6e ser 5ret.
belt no Der heitere gebensqemB Ter
Der iiuitereu puritoniideu 9abensan.
i@auung 8urldmeihen mlBte, no
man 0os bun0e @~olfargeniih in Gin
Brotu1tesbett binein3u3pangcn ners
iudt, Inn ibnt eiien enbeitlidcn
Gbar1tter ST. berlei6en un0 Die
ShabIoniiterung Der 2e6alsgepohns
beiten bes Bottles Ourd ,3luang5ge.
iebe ait er3pingen boift. bat Der
&rie9 oieler Gutmidlung Scr IinQe
elm borlduHges salt gebotau.
Die gepegllug. naIde iii oen
lesten 0oden i'm qanoe eiaicbte, inn
nniere Sol0atea nit Dem 10 betiebten
3obot 8u berieGen bat in ben Grei.
len Der amerifauiiden Muder qroBe
@ntriittug berborgeruieu. Die In
iterii6n rdrtlai6en@ }rauenoereine
uno Die pbariiiiiheu Setteapre0iqer
erbobe eiuen gemattign g0rm bar
nber, 0ab man Die Sol0aten moro.
lid iAd0igen noae. God ben eng
ber8i8en @lenideu mUroe be0eutet,
BOB es mobt better mare, menn Sic
8ro9ibitiOniiten lire 3nanq5Der6ote
nidt ouf ben Sabof58anuB ausoeb-
men ipilr0en, iouit f0unte es iih er-
eignen, oaB 0a5 golf bon Der eall3en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS it'd ~losIaaeu mo
Den aIroGanen4 Dos errlngene 8es
bet nieoer eHtreiBan barite.
Sa Staat Soma bat bie 9rciie
Ser &ro5ibittoniiten 8n befite5eu ge
eeben. oaB lire Gppoiitiou gcaen bic
@efuabrung bon bafntoien 3tgar
rem. 3iaaretteu uub Die 1~abafspieiie
an Die 5oloaten, ipelde ilr 2eben.
fHr 0ieies 2aHo etnietea, eireu gro.
ben llupiaen unter oen 8ttrgern er
regt FADE, 10 DaB Die 4nna1ne hes
Observation-Disclosures tit Der be-.
r~orIte6enoen @sobl iebr 8tpeiiel9ait,
iei. Cen 9an0esberteiotgern. Die.
sen Strnpo5en bes ariages ousgejett
iino, ioate Der @etuB oes gabats
nidt berboten ieiu. Ser Samples
NUT Der 9rubpeu i'm 5al0e mitroe.
0urd ben 3abufsgenuB Hidt bern1in-
bert. Sc fpdre iogar 9ut, menn cen
Grtppen Der m0Bige @euuB bon gel.
Itigeu @etranten geitattet piiroe.
Ties lit Die 5prohe. pe(he Die.
Breuuoe oas Gobat5 gegen Die.
.3tDan8sianntifer iabreu. @ie man
iiebt. bat Der arieg ben perboBten
8abat mieoer 80 g6ren gebrodt unb
liegt eS I'M 8ereih Der 05glidteit,
Oab oerielbe giufluB fi6 au6 nab
reno DeS ariege8 auf ben 8enuB
geiitiger Getraufe iibertra9en miro.
@ie b~erlqltet lift bic amerifmi.
i6e Qautine in 5raufreid gang I'M
Giuflang nit ben eRaliiaen un6
frnn30itjden @eitimmungen errihtet
por0en, o5ue oaB uniere @efeblsba-
Der Giuipr1de erbo6en. &eun oies
Der San it, oanu erbalteu Die adms
pier ia tpobt aid eeiitiee @etrdnfe
mad oe8 Cages Wiib' un0 2ait. Gie5
0iirfte fpobl Der 4ufaug hom guoe
Der 4robibition in Der 4rmee iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10

ain6er ieien aunlnuerfe, leien mir
irgenOuo. 46er lei6er fino iie nidt
inHer iene eften ainitnerfe, bic
oem 3auberipieaeL gIeiher, IN BEN
bic cigene Seeie lta nerid0Ht e..
b!idt. .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10

Gdnnde ausen iiuS in ie9r sobl.
reihea adIlen MIR 0esbaIb iGmoh,
neil mani nift ben lDirEli1en Seller
oerieIben entbedt bat. 9eiu1en Gle
81. @eiInnb. nrerlort, @ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10

Die 9roris, reid su Der6en, lit
manderIei auf eroen; mem iie niHt
befannt. Elm 9ummtopi Der miro
g'nnnut, beiBt es i'm Spri6uort
limb Spridmorter Iiigen ieIten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10

q6ele ganfburit, Ole freitbore
godter Ser Itreitbaren 5rou @mme.
line. Bat iid oerheirutet. cine Eat.
fade. nuf Die mir bic Qufmerfjomfeit
Der 9erpoltung oe8 Garnegie'iden
SeI0enfon6s gu lenteu urs geitatten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-10

University Of Chicago.