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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

ing complaint fled by the Trl-City
Railway company. the commission df-
rected the attorney generals Office 10
restrain the operation Of jitneys, bur
could not enforce this procedure as
the state official is not answerable to
the body. and this caused Injunction
proceedings 10 be brought in circuit
court here in the name Of the people
OF the state OF Illinois by the attorney
general az the direction of the utilities
commission
The courts decision applies to ma
chimes operating between Davenport
and Rock Island as well as In this
county, although counsel for the de-
PENDANTS insisted that the former is
Interstate business The court held
that in the absence of laws by con
gress governing this point. the utili-
ties commission had a right to make
rules governing the regulation Of cars
even though they operated out Of the
state. The court said that the re-
straining oTdeT would he issued
against ali defendants who had de-
faulted. and that it. would apply not
only 10 those in the Dietz case, which
has been on trial. but TO those i'm the
Galloway case as Veg
When the cases were first started
against the 1itney dsWeTs there were
nearly 40 defendants Since that time
many have deserted the business and
during the winter months especially
no attempt has been. made 10 keep up
any standard of service At the pres
ent time it is thought that not more
than three dozen cars are daily in op-
Grafton between this city and Daveu-
port and between here and points in
this county
The Illinois supreme court has never
had an opportunity 30 pass on the
much moOted jitney question, but in all
probability this case viii be appealed
Outcome Of the suit here has been
watched all over the state because of
the bearing it viii have on the jitney
business in other cities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
BERLIN TO FORCE
LABOR ARMY OUT
Compulsory Mobilization OF Workers
Imminent as They Fail to Answer
Cali Quickly Enough.

Copenhagen. AIarch According to
the German papers the compulsory
mobilization OF Germanys "home
army is imminent. The appeal for
volunteers. though answered by large
numbers. has not produced enough
workers TO satisfy the actual require
meut Large numbers OF men are
needed at once TO replace those en-
pIoyed behind the front, 10 work in
muuitiou factories which are now be
ing completed and for the aIi-Imp0rt-
ant farm work
The papers say that the government
is prepared for the compulsory en-
r0llment in the early DAYS Of March
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
FAREWELL PARTY IS
GIVEN POSTAL CLERK

Charles ". Hennlnger, who today
severed his connection with the mail
ing division OF the Rock Island post
office. where he has been employed
for the last five years, was entertain
ed by his fellow clerks last night at
the home OF A F. Lundquist, 1925
Twelfth avenue, foreman in the mail
ing division, and on which occasion
Mr. Henninger was presented with 3
handsome leather gun case. the plate
OF which was suitably engraved. Mr.
Henninger viii return TO farming for
the present, at his home near Toulon,
III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
AUGIE WINS FIRST
TOURNAMENT GAME

Decatur, III, March Bradley of
Peoria defeated Eureka college here
today in the opening game of the lit
tie 49, basketball tournament, L TO IL.
Other scores:
Eastern Illinois Normal of Charles
ton defeated St. Niator's of Kankakee
in the second game, p TO -
Augustana- y; Illinois college 13.
Lincoln college. 3d. Blackburn, is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

Judge n. A. Larson in county court
this morning confirmed the assess
ment roll for paving Fifth avenue.
from Thirteenth 10 Seventeenth street,
Moline, with ereosoted wood blocks,
The roll totals S16.412. Plans for
widening the thoroughfare 10 a. feet
were started some time ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

Frank Bruyu. East Moline. was or
dered sent 10 Watertown hospital for
treatment for acute alcoholism by
this morning. The medical commission
was composed of Dr. N. A Crooks and
Dr.. J. II. HoIlowbush. Yesterday at
ternoon Hugh Kellerstrass Of this city
was sent to the same institution for
medical treatment, the commission be-
ing composed of DIT. +. II. First and
DIR B. J. DachHer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

Tie funeral q $ August HANSON
was held at O'Clock this afternoon at
the home, COZ Forty-lourth street. and
at 100 at the Zion Lutheran church.
Rev. n. J. Forsberg. assisted by Or.
Gustav Andreen and Rev. Ne]s For
sander. was in charge of the services.
Burial was in Chippiaunock cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

Ernest Hancock, Ed Martin and Y.
r. Burns, all arrested on charges Of
disorderly conduct and held for 10
days pending an Investigation, were
released from the city jail this morn
ing, when their cases were dropped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
Wariorie Helen Freistal.

Marjorie Helen, 2-day-0ld daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Frank F'reistat, Jr..
1915 Twenty ninth-and-a-haf street.
died at 1880 this morning. Funeral
services were held at the home this
afternoon with interment in Chip
piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
,IITNEYS ORDERED
To STOP RUNNING
BYJUDCE CHURCH
Grants Petition IF Public Utilities Com
mission for Injunction Restrain
ing Aurz, Drivers.
NuL PROBABLY APPEAL CASE
FHIiue Holds Defendants Must Have
certificates of Conveyance and
Necessity to Operate.

-- a....-... .,,y,a-ss y,eg or ~,y-frr be
1.-l. -.-r. - sTo79ne t1',t aJso
t"s -e and r,avarnort r9I,sr
pew .-.-a+f-.r a. mo nn4er ana
s@as Ee[f-5l,, rqade ~ g,j-c1,f,
f-i--s -..---.f-- H. Ir,te,., ysr n
-2-l-
tl-.- 3D.. . ..--.-..,g .s,., v,.-rief~,r, rf tl,a
| --.-s..g- @r-1rnfeqion Cor an in-
pao4.- --.-.s.,f,,l. sf,s geo ?, affo~ .
1' ..--- f. 80 On for a rgsa}l
h-@-l-- 1r-Eoueb' a stav was asked
as l-o' $50 - ~ rI15nrfs So
Ee+ ILL.,. 5.,zs.a g-5,17r,,f, indicated
y1el@ .,S-,ld ,,cr bs s-s4.fe,g
3-a .t-. --+ar vro,,14 e,o mn affert
I'D .roa. AS tha necessary papers we're
s5aua5 IL Eae hands Of Sheriff George
II Richmond FOR service
IH ~Luare1 that the drivers DO
Ho. expect rg stop business. and IL
tals COURSE r. followed contempt pro-
a.1aa-- a~z sure tG follow, IN which
las- tine llauts may be jailed or
fueG a~ both. After the court had
announced H1s ruling H. A. Weld for
-he drivers insisted that the terms OF
raa decree specially state just what
fae defendants could and could not do,
II He felt Gaat taucab business could
not bee iaferEered with in any way and
that a definition of just what the rights
af the men were should be made il
terms tEst could be understood in Or
der tg get the courts Interpretation
Of the Jaw which counsel said might
bs different from that of other courts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
MURRAY WAKFS ARREST

August Gable. wanted in Geneseo.
was arrested last evening at o'clock
in the Silvis yards by Deputy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01
FALLS DOWN STEPS;
SAYS HE IS ROBBED

When, at the complaint OF A. Miller.
the Davenport police found F. r.
Wadsworth. I'll Farnam street. un-
conscious on the corner Of Seventh
and Faruam streets with cash in
his head, they at first thought that
he had been beaten and robbed When
he was able to talk, Wadsworth said
that he had been robbed OF $40. Later.
however, the Davenport police found
out through the Rock island depart
meHt that Wadsworth had only tum-
bied down the steps al the Colonial
hotel, and that he was broke when
ne left this city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

4 gOufdlike container made OF
cheese will preserve sweet butter for
years without the aid Of a single par
ticie Of salt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

of all persons between II and so So
that the recruits can be put 10 wor6
from April ].
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-01

. All the news all the time-The Argus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
lille Gaitt6boctreoeln
GcnaM bcfcl0t!
Serienfnns Der 9nnpfcr Soften"
uRb ogarbura" mar b6llig
gcre6tferti9t.

Berlin Is. San. (Sunfenoepe.
f1e.) StontsiefretGr Or. 3iH-
nierlnann Bat Dem omerifaniihen
@otidafter cine 9enfi9rift be5iigli9
Der 8erientune oes noriuegiiden
4onlpfers oSoffen" uno oes bri-
tiihen 3onlpfers ngarbara" iiber.
reidt Die i'm glus5uge bon Der
ueberieeilden gta9ridtenagertltr
iuteoergegeben miro:
Soften" iUuroe nof Der grnlits
telung Der fSlcttenleitrng am IT,.
globenlber bon eiren Deuti1er
Gaudboot ongebalten. Gle bate
aoblen fir o,e oLgeriiten Staots-
eilenbobnen, oos beiBt, obiolute
8anninore an goro. Ga es unter
Den ltntit1noen nidt ratiaul mar,
oen 0ontpfer no9 einem Oelitihen
Sofen Sit ldleppem ipuroe er Der.
ienft. 9os &ou9boot nnbm Die
@eiasung in 3ipei gooten ins
5dlepptolt, biz iie bon einem ail-
Oeren 9antpfer oufgenonulen tDer-
ben fonnte.
gtm 90. Sfto6er fam eirlige Wei.
len iii0lid Der Sniel 8igbt Der
britiide 9anipier Barbara" einent
Oeatiden Sautboot III Sidt. Gr
murOe burd cinen 8arnungsIduB
gum 9ei0reben ge5mungcn. 9ie 8e-
idbung madte ioiort Die 2ebersret.
iltngsboote flott. gta9Oeu lib Der
5ouhbootfontinauoeur ilber3eugt
bntte, boB Iie li1 an 9oro eirtes
iponiiden 9ampfers, Scr ieinen
arrs treu5te, in Si6erbeit befir-
oe. bobrte CT Die .8arbara4 in benI
8runo.
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Oclttic9laitb a1ttucrtct
altf AHiicrtcns21ctc!

2onoon Is. San. - Cine gfell-
ter0cpeide mcIoet aus g[mIteroan:
SGSSn Berlin lit cine boIbdutlide Gr.
miOerlrng ouf 0ic britiifen beb0r0.
Hden 9lnslaIiungen bonn Iebten
Samstog befnmlt gcgeben moroeu.
(9e5iigIidl Der ueucIten oeutitberl
uno Diterreidiid)en gtoten.) 0ieie
Grlpioerlmg beiagt, Oie engIiIdleit
acknowledgement, ipeIde 0elttidlono
Die gerdntluortung fiir 0as 8egin-
nelt 0c5 Strieges ollf6ilr0etcn, ieien
llidts gtcucs, ionbern mir 8ieoer.
bolungen idon Iange lpi0erlegter
Ingaben. 9eutiblano babe nifts
glnoeres TIN foilner, ais nlobiL gt
MAIDEN, 0a all 0ernieIben Gage, ar
peIdem 3uBlon0 cine 9eruf1ng an
Oas 9aaser SdieOsgeridt anregte, es
geget 9eitrrreid- llngarn mobiI 3lt
maden begonnen babel 9e5iigIi6
Der britiideH Hcoensorten bon Hei-
neren geatinnan uitp. miro allf oie
aon8entrotiouslnger in Sioafrifo,
Die 9ebatten III Der ruiliidyen Gumd
ilber Die gebanolimg Der frentoen
9lationalitaten III 9fuBInno, ouf 6ie
Se5anOlung Der ruiiii6en Suoea,
oilf Die Snltilng ser sILliiertenn1dlte
in 8riedenIou0, unO ollf oie fd)ellb.
lidc 9cbanOIilne Oeitidcr arieasge-
fougcneu in gluBlono biheelpieiea.
And Miro bic 6raee oufgeqorfclt::
pSit tidlt Der Iaitdjbootfricg Gnfah
inc neutrality-suspicious. ifaen
Die britilde Ausbunserltngsp
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Britcltait0it pcr
GamHbcctkrie0!
8Oaeu, glrntrnle IOlen bel ibnen In
teraierte bentidje Saupfer
tpafis5ieren.

2on0on, is. San. - Scr bon oer
o9reu35eitung" nusgeitobene 9flti
oSerous nit rem Gaudbootenl" 1ai
I'M 9erein NIT ser grfI1ritng ocS
nSapag -4rGiioenten Gilbert 8aIlin,
6aB Ct eiiten Deuti6en Stoatsnann
beradten muroe, Der iid burd 0fiif.
ii6ten auf Die IN frcntOen Sdfen in.
ternierten oeutidcn Sfiffe bon Der
8eripett0ung olcr Oem Hei1e 51r
Berfiigung ltebenoen 8offen abbaI.
ten Iaiien ipiirOe, bier groBe 9eiorg-
ni8 erregt. sSSn ben Sdiffabrts- luiO
offi5ieIlen areilen befiird)tet man,
ooB GeutlGlano nuf bic bon Der
Grttetlte geltellten 8rieoensbebinglln-
get nit elmer mcitereu 8erihnrfltng
Oes Sau6bootfricge3 atttiporten miro.
Son Den 3eitungen miro offen suge-
eeben, oaB Die Gage GneInn0s fri
tiid eeItaItet meroen f6nnte un0
berlangen energiide MaBregeln gum
Sdube Der Munitions- lin0 2ebens-
nlittel5ufllbr Der gllliierten.
Die gsortbcliffc'itbcn @ldtter nnO
alt9 atlOere 3eitlulgen perlongen.
DAB Die neutralen Wl1dte bon Der
@iltente aufgcfor0crt iper0en ioIlelt,
Die III ibren Sofen ilitcrnierten oeut.
i6cn ultO, oiterrcidiid ltngariiden
8aulpfer 8u toufis8ieren. 9ieie 6or-
Derung ioa NIT Der @rfI1rung be,
gritnoet Deroen SAB GeiltihInnO Den
@an0el Der gar5cn 8elt labmleget
molle uno es Den &eutralen itiht
l1nger m6glid ietn tDeroe, ibre $50
rcn iibers Meer 5n i1tfelt, iuenn bic
bon ben lt.8ooten nerienften Sd)iffe
nifJt raid ericbt merDen, ioipeit oieg
moglidl iei. 9ieier grios f0nnte
0ur6 Die 8eguabnte Der in Den nett
trolen 9afen befinoIi6eu 9nrnpfcr
Der 3entrolndtte iebr leidt geidaf-
zen iuer0en.
Die 6roge Der aoniis5ierltltq Ser
Oeltiden llo oiterreidliiden aauf.
fabrer 0ur9 Die gteutralen lit be-
reitS Dor ocn 8eibnodtsfeiertagen
our9 ben gfbgeoroneten SouIton i'm
ltnterbaus angei6nitten luorben 1lno
miro obne 3lpeifel obernolS ouf8
Sapet gebradt meroeit, iobolo oos
8arlameut ipieocr 8uioutiuertritt.
geatiirlid miro eriuartet, oaB sic
nelltralen 0ddtc Bic Sdiffe, pelhe
tie lpc9ne6mcn iollelt ni9t in eige.
men 9etricb ne9men, ion0ern 0en
alliiertcn ge0en entipre9enoe Ser
giitung un0 gclpiIic @arnatielt iibcr-
laiien.
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Before catctucocs
41rcblcrft bclprctbcn!

2incoln, is. San. - Sic Sra.
ge ser gerbaiierltng Der 2onoltras
ben ipur0e geitern BON Serrn s. 6.
8onoers, Dem 8ertreter Der Bun.
oesregierltllg Sen @eIesgeberlt bon
gte6rasfd erfldrt. 9ie syrage erreat
in Der 2egislatltr groBes sSntlrelie
un0 finoet aber oud) 9ppplition bon
Seiten ioIder @eiebgeber, bic fiird).
teiL 0aB Der Staat 5it Diele 9fed)te
an ben 8nno obtreten nIulle, inn Der
@orteiIe oes 9unOesfonOs teibnftig
iper0en Su foanen. Serr 6. S.
8on0ers iIt Ser @rpert fir @erbel-
ierltngen Der 2on0ltraben fir Die
Staoten Qebrosfo, &anIas, Soma
lino WlilIollri. 3ie 9llnoesbebor0e
iiberIdbt es nod ieinen g[usfitbritns
gen Dem 6taat at beltirnnnen lii
iuelden Setl aes Gtaatcs Die Gtra.
ben berbeiiert fDeroen iolcn, aber Die
9Lrt Der @erbeiier1lng bat Der glder.
bauiefret1r 5n beItintuien linD niii,
len bor oIlen 3ingen Die 2nnopsIE2
roi,tel1 beriidiihfigt ipcroeu.
8iele nelle @eIesborIaget tpitr6en
in Den leBten Sagen in beioen @1u-
fern Der 2e9iSIatur eingereiht. sat
beioen @1niern gob 0us aoitiitee
ieinen 8eridt ob, ons an Scr Sc
erbienng bon Buffalo Bill III Den.
Der teilnabm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
GrbariltstitoslcIcr
1t>Bcctkrie9 ucrlanot!

Berlin, 18. San. iiber 2onoon.
SsSSn Grpioerltng olif cine Grgeben-
beitsaoreiIe bon Der SanIaliqu, 1er.
alloBt 0urd] sic glatiertenberfilIl.
oung ibrer ariegsdiele, gtng aoiier
@ilbelm ilber Die gIusloilling Der 81.
ga be8iigIidb Der ogtotpe1bigfeit
energiiher anipenoung alIer 8nf-
fen nit eiieruer GntI6loiienbeit" nit
Stiai6peigen binmeg.
9ieie g0reiie mar MIR cine BON
bltroertet ipelde iebt beiil &oiier
einItr0nten lm0 bon Sen SGupteru
Der 8unoesItadteit parldneltori-
i1en a6rperidafteiL 5toDtperiuoi-
tltngen ullo @all0els- ltn0 2auoU- s.
ibnftsberbdnoeu aler gLrt III goas
9eutidlano fonuuen. 9lIle 0icle gots
i6aften 0allfel Dem aaiier fiir 0aS
@ianifeit, nit neldenn er iale g1r.
fiiil0ltng ser gllliierten beanttnortete,
uno lagen 0ie getreue ltno begeiitertc
ltnterltiibung Ser 4bie,tber bel Scr
peiterell 8etreibung oes 9rieges 5li.
0febrere Der 8ptIdaftelt berii1r-
ten uber 8u9leih ben @eonnfett eines
lneingeidranftel Sdltdbootfricecs.
Der aniier ipradb ieOod in feiner
ieiner 9lntiporten bon oieiem @e9ell.
Iton0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

5tunocn erreidjen tounen. Gem
llnlDeien Der 0eutihen anperer lam
mr. 0a0urd eeitcuert neroen. oaB
jeoes Salloelsl6iif bon eineu
ariegsidiff 6egleitet miro. 9lls
Dem Giplomaten beoeutet iuuroc,
6ab Elm bon einem &riegsidiff be.
gleitetes SanOeIsffiff bon cinem
SdudDboot obnc borberige ggarltuitg
iperocn f0lme, CAB CT
5lir glntluort, odb Elm 8orpcoojdgcr
iniitanoe ici Oen aanpf ecgeit etn
Saudiboet uiO encn Slnperer al
gleider s3eit oui5nncbmcn. tGie br.
fannte britiide @rOBmduIigfeitl)
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f)r6cbti0c 2lrbcit
cincs Gailc3bccts!
@erienft auf einent Streif5nse feds.
ae9H feinOlife SanOels.
idiffe.

g(miter0alu is. SSon. - 3ie,
Oertihe glomiralitdt bat beitte BE-
tannt oelnadt, OaB Elm oeutides
Eauhboot ioeben bon elmer erfoIg-
reiden SagO ntf feinoIide Sanoels-
idiffe nod Dem beirnii6en SofenI
5uriidgetebrt lit. GasieIbe bot
ie4soebn feinolide Sdiffe berienft.
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Oclltid,l0itc iibt
micocrucrocltuito!

Berlin, is. San. (iSnnfcnbrridt)
9Lngeiidts Der Toti1dc, ooB bic
frot8oiiide 9ieeierintg oeutIdje
arie9seeianeene 1nntenidIi6 bebaii.
oelt itito iBnen in bieIen s51Gen
0unrtiere III Der fron30fiIden Seuer.
some ongeipieien bat, lit DeutidIoao
entidlpiien @ieoerperseltirng oit
fron60iiiden @efangenen 0u iibcn.
8elfer 9lrt oieieIbeR iino, nir0
nidt eeiaat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
Sic Sritfn id)iebtrl
Slider III Die 2uft!
Beittcbcn cirtc aufee9cbcitc ScmtlGc Stellmn0
MnS sic britiid1e Jnfanterie wirS
bcim 1tnoriff HeSinticrt.
amHenaneriffc ant Ser Riga Sront frn6tcn MD

ben bereits idner geIitten.
8ieoerbolte @eriude Der 9fuYien
itno 0fuulGnen, ftd) Der littteren GO-
nalt 8u Sransport5pefen 3u be0ic-
nen iino on Ser peiitIifj getlnuen
Notwithstanding eeideitert. 81.
ne groBe qn8abl fein0liher Sdiffe,
Die fid bod ouf ben Strout biilouS.
luagtetL ipllr0e berienft.
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observation-disclosures
ilt Ger Scl,iucis!

2allianne, is. san. Die bic
iiae u8a3ettc" mcloet, DAP oie 9e.
bolteruug Der 5dluei5 infolge oeS
arieges abninnIt 0ie 3nDl Der
Selroten mo @cburten ioa pegen
Der berrihcnocn &eueriulg beOelterO
5lrildgegoIlgell icin.
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1oilla ION t11ilicis
ocicbricbcit pabcn?
8ia miiien, D6 er nnerfanut iuerbe,
iueiln es iBm aclingf, Orb.
nnns 5n iAaffeu.

e[ 8oio, Ser. IS. San. = Sic
geiesnug 6eS @ren3ortcS 9jiniga
in Oem Staat Gbibuabuo, gegeniibar
4reitoio, icitens ser gtliiten miro
bier tdgIid5 erIpartet.
Sier mobncnOe alnbdllger 8iIlas
erflartcn gcitern, onB Elm Brief ieis
tens oes 9febeIlenfiibrcrs eineebrad)t
poroen iei, Scr an sen gr1ftoent
8iIion gerihtet iei. ssSSl oieleln
9rief ioa 9iGa @errn 8ilion onge.
frngt boben, OBJ er anerfanllt iperoeu
miroe ooer nidt, nahoern ct Die
aontrole I'M n6rOli6cn Wegifo er-
lol9t babe uno es ibn gelltngen iei,
eine probiioriide 9tegierung ein3ll-
ieBen. 9icier 9rief ioll Dor 5pei
TaGen nad gSaibington abgeibidt
moroenA iein.
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Rm6l0itS bot ilcmclt
6ticGsmini1tcr!

g}etrograo, is. San. - General
9eliaieff lit gum &riegsminiiter unO
General Gboupaieff ser blsberige
aricasminiitcr. lit in 0en Staatsrat
eripabIt por0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
g8ieOer Gin eieg Sillas.

gtusIdnOii9e 6liidtIinge, meIde
bente aus Der Staot Gbibuabuo, Me-
gifo, eintrofen, beri6teten, Dab 5rpi-
i6en Satebo uno 6anto giabel,
iii0ncItli6 bon Der Gtoot, Elm Sc
fpdt Itattfano. gillas 2cltte iblu-
gen 1900 grgcu iie geididte Gar
rnn8a'ide Gruppen into beleBten
Santa Diabel. Die Garran5ilten
ioIlen iflieBlid bis 95olonns, IS
Meilen peitIltb bon Der Staot Gbi-
0uriidgetrie6eu tporoen iein.
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glOtc fam adnslid nnerluartct.

Sie obige gfote fam oen bieligen
&egierunestreiien nollig unerpartet,
iie miro bon eeipiiler 5eite ais Elm
Deiterer Sdritr 81 einent @elt6un0
sur gr5iptngnug OeS S5rie0ens arge.
ieben 5lt oeiien @eitritt @raIi6ent
@ilion in g9ort iuie Sdrift 0ie
Ser. Stoaten berbFIidtet bat. Son
oieieu areiien miro Die obige 9aote
ais cine SuOoiiierlung Der gorihIaae
oes 9Sr1iioentcn ieitens @robbri.
tomliens betradtet. (llns id5eint es,
lie babe ocn 3lped, Die Icbte 6euiIdle
gtote 81 entfrdften iuio aIeid8eitig
fir Die rcuc engIiidle 9fielenanIeibe
III glmerifn Glnnne 5u iuhen, iil.
Dem man iie al einen 5icg ser vi.
liierten glauben mndlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

SIR Enloba nno llnlgceen0: Gd1H beuie
abenO itao 6reitae; iieiGeuoe TenIperatiir oiiI
Jreitae.
Sir Rebrasfo Sdon beute obeno un0
6reitae; iteigenoe Senlperatlir sSreitaa.
Sir Soma: Gd6n beute abeno. fGlter I'M
Ditl. GeiI. 5reitos idon; iteieenoe Genlperatitr.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
Furniture and Household Goods.

BARGAINS In furniture, ice boxes, gas
stoves, rugs beds, china and kitchen cRbt-
nets. tables, chairs, buffets, dressers,
trunks. Euitcases. Full line of poultry net
ting, screen. fsse-47 ". 2ith. Web. 1897.
ICE CREAM tables, off. fur. chairs refrig
gard. hose, porch fur, yietroia, pianos.
Loyal Fur. Co., 223 N. Is. City Furn. Co.
I05 s. a.
ONE good buffet. porch swing, library table,
kitchen table. for sale cheap Harney
sss2
RUSH right down and get your shsre OF all
kinds furniture at sacrifice seq N. 18th,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births--Josef and Maria Crukovie, 272s
z street. girl; Charles and Anna Gregatis.
53is South Thirty-first street, boy; Albert
and Cora stenberg, i2s South Thirtieth
street. boy; Thomas and Annie Koxiot, 460S
south Twenty-seyenth street boy; George
N. and Otis w. Tunison. 5llS Webster
street, sirl.
Deaths--Grace Singer, Sc, 6SS South
Twenty fifth avenue: II. Y. Epley. ~. 4644
Douglas street; Lotus NJ. Embody, 4months
Child Savings institute; A. e. Falk, eS
1901 Woolworth avenue; Effa {. Nichols
SO, Ford hospital Reta Summers, hos.
pltal; Mary L. Stevens, "a, 24o5 NJ street,
Lille Van Buren,, 80. hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11
FLORISTS.

LARGEST assortment Of fresh flowers.
L. HENDERSON, 1919 FARNAM.
PARKER FLOWER SHOP, al s. i6, D. si02
THE FERNEBY. sol S. 18th st. Doug. ess6.
BATH. National Florist, 1904 Farnam st.
4. DoNAGHUE, Ic2s Harney. Doug. 1901.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11

PERSONAL
THE salvation Army industrial Home So
licits your old clothing, furniture, maga-
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call Gail
and inspect our new home. 11l0-11i2-lfi4
Dodge st.
IMPORTANT. : - : :.
NJ. N. King, musician and Elk, left
Alliance July 26 for Omaha. Neb> Wire
address A. Drew, Rnwlins, Wyo., Gen.
Del Surrounding papers please copy.
PRIVATE licensed maternity home. 4lle n.
Ssth st. Phone Colfax 2ot2
a SHOWER bath. cool refreshing; special
summer price, soc. Central Bath In,
1906 Harney. D. 7Os7.
MANICURING, massage and scalp treat
ment. 103 s. oath, bet. 20 and for appt.
Tyler 1893.
MISS FISHER, sulphur. steam baths and
massage, 3Is Bran. Thea. Bldg. D. 1859.
NAE BRUGMAN, Ecientific masseuse and
baths eoS Karbach Blk. Red 27s7.
MISS SMITH, massuist. Rittenhouse sani-
tarium 210-214 Baird Blk d. BASS.
LUELLA WEBSTER, massage and mani
curing. 61S Paxton Blk. Red 2io0.
BATH and massage. 1909 Farnau, St.
Room 2. Phone douglas s761.
ALL RIGHT private maternity home. Best
care. a6o5 Bristol Web. 2sos.
SCIENTIFIC massage. $40 Bee Bldg. Phone
Douglas 6s73.
Maniouring and mass. 1898 Farnanl. r. ls.
MISS WEST. manicure. massage. 80 N. nth.
p BRoTT. Mass. 9l2o Harvey. Dc. 9526.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-08-11

Motorcycles and Bicycles
H A r L Y-DAvIDSON MOTORCYCLES.
Bargains In used machines. Victor H.
Rcos, THE Motorcyclee Man." 27th and
Leavenworth. A.
WE want to show you the simplest and
most reliable motorcycle on the market
Plott Bros. $3.50 Farnam.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Twin Excelsior motor
cycle. 3512 Charles st.