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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25
TIPS ON HOW TO
KEEP CAR BRIGHT
Little Care Will Keep Finish of
Auto in Good Condition for
Long Time.
SOME OTHER GOOD 'DoN'TS'

You can abuse the engine pretty
consistently before it begins to COM
plain. You can abuse the finish once
or twice, and then you have no finish
TO abuse. The appearance of the car
and the appearance OF the finish are
one and the same thing, and appear
ance goes long way toward de-
termining the value of house, a
horse, or an automobile.
The lack of washing and the failure
to wash properly will do more to-
ward running the appearance of the
car than any other thing. The var
nish of ths-new car is hardened and
benefited by frequent washing with
clear cool water. Mud, allowed to
dry or freeze on the car, takes up
all the oil from the varnish and
leaves the finish streaked and spotted.
Dirt is not the only enemy, for
garage gases and even the at
mosphere of some cities attacks the
finish of the car which is not fire.
quently washed.
Examine Other Fellows Car.
Before you turn your car over to
garage for regular washing examine
the other fellows car, and see what
they are doing to it, and once you
find man who knows how to care
for the car properly let him wash it
every time it needs it. A single wash
ing, done carelcssly, will destroy the
luster that careful washing has pre-
served fot months
Start in by cleaning the top. Give
it good stiff brushing to remove the
loose dirt and then either sponge it
or use a soft brush with clear tepid
water and CASTLE soap. A channels
skin kept especially for the purpose
will hasten the drying, and of course
the top is not folded back until it is
thoroughly dry. About every other
time it is a good idea to give the in
terror little more attention than it
gets from a stiff brushing.
Ammonia and Water.
Go over the leather upholstery with
a wooden cloth dipped in clear water
TO which has been added few drops
of ammonia. II the upholstery is of
ElOtn IL Cdll DeSt nc CltdnStu ny
sponging with water containing a lit
tie salt and alcohol.
Now you are ready to use the hose.
Be sure to remove the nozzle and
flow the water over every part of the
body. This serves to wash off as
much of the dust as is possible and
to loosen the mud, or ice, or snow,
50 that with little patience it can
Nc hoated off. In cases where the
car is exceptionally dirty it is we'll
to let it stand fifteen minutes and
then shower it again.
Take soft, clean sponge and, fol-
lowing it with gentle stream from
the hose, go lightly over the body.
If certain panels are grease spotted,
these should be separately washed
with pure water and CASTLE or other
neutral soap, but with this one ex-
ception: bar soap, soft soap, or soap
solution should never be used on the
body above the chassis.
Special Brushes Needed.
Grease and road oil collect on the
chassis, and their removal require
more vigorous treatment and separate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25
Accommodate Three Men,
Eight Thousand Rounds of
Ammunition and a
Rapid Fire Gun.
TWO OTHERS ARE ORDERED

Armored motor cars are still i'll the
experimental stage in the United
States army. So far only four
armored cars have been obtained, al
though an order has been placed for
two others.
Two of the cars already obtained
are constructed on two ton truck
chassis having four wheel drive, with
a maximum speed of fourteen miles
per hour. These cars have gross
weight OF approximately $4,000
pounds each and are considered too
heavy for use over the ordinary roads
and bridges of this country.
The other two cars are constructed
on one and one-half ton truck chassis
with rear wheel drive and have a
maximum speed of thirty-hve miles
per hour. Their gross weight is about
5000 pounds each.
New Cars Even Lighter.
The two additional cars which are
being obtained are a still lighter type,
being constructed on touring car chas-
sis. Their gross weight will be under
5000 pounds each, and they will be
capable of developing speeds as high
as forty-hve or fifty miles per hour.
Some of the special specifications
for these are in part as follows: The
wheels will be of the wire type
equipped with Dayton airless tires,
or equal. The rear wheels will be of
dual cross lace type. All wheel rims
will be drilled for tire stems so that
pneumatic tires suited to the rims
may be used if desired or i'll case OF
emergency. The construction of the
wheels will be such that they can be
easily removed and in emergency the
single tire spare front wheels may be
used on the rear axle. Two complete
spare front wheels with tires will be
furnished with provision for carrying
on the outside of the car. The spare
wheels will be carried sufficiently far
up on the side of the car so that the
road clearance will not be decreased.
Three Gas Tanks.
Three gasoline tanks will be pro-
vided, one of which will have a capa-
city Of twelve gallons and be in the
lower rear portion of the car. The
other tanks will have capacity OF
nine gallons each and will be mounted
in suitable spaces in the rear of the
interior OF the car. The filing holes
will be so located that the tanks may
be conveniently filled without remov-
ing ammunition or stores.
All armor will be of two-inch
plate, complying with the speciflca-
tons for armor plate laid down in
ordnance department pamphlet No.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25
Good Roads Cause
Motor Vehicles to
Be Standard Width

"A short notice issued recently by
the National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce sounds the death knell OF
one OF the Oldest customs of carriage
understand its successor, the auto
mobile manufacturer. The notice in
part says: Trcads of motor cars of the
passenger-carrying or pleasure type
are now standard at not more than
ffty-six inches
Throughout the history OF Ameri-
can carriage building we find that
carriages and wagons were made for
the southern trade with a tread of
sixty inches. When the auto made
its entrance into the southern field
treads Of siXty-inch width were de-
manded and we're given in answer TO
the demand.
due to the desire of the manu-
facturers to standardize their product,
there have been efforts made during
the last two or three years to get
away from the making of the wider
tread. The Regal company was
among the first to abolish the prac-
tice, with the result that the above
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25

Standardization of the tread has been
made.
However, do not think" says Mr..
Haines, that it is due solely to the
manufacturers that this new rule is
possible. A large share of credit for
its adoption is due to the good roads
movement"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25
Japan Will Build Its
Own Motors in Future

The European war has forced Japan
manufacturers to enter the automobile
business. The Nippon Sharyo Kaisha
Japanese Vehicle company has I'M
dertaken the manufacture of cars in
designs adapted to the peculiar needs
OF Japan. The company will make
ten-horse power cars with accommo-
dations for four passengers each,
which 10 considered as sufficient in
that country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25
Montreal Buys Autos
To Clean CITY Streets

Montreal, Canada, has set aside
100000 for the purchase of motor
swcepers and street sprinklers this
year. The board of control contends
that the cost OF street cleaning will
be reduced materially by the use Of
machines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25
England Seeks to Use
Coal Gas as Auto Fuel

Experiments arc under way in Eng
land to drive motor omnibuses with
coal gas. The gas is carried at low
pressure in bags strapped to the roofs
Of the omnihuses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-25

Hudson Super-Six
Star of the Show
The largest selling front rank car
Holder of all worthwhile records ~
The pride of rs 900 owners, of the road
The best performer in all that the world has
Winner of Pixies Peak hill climb
Breaker of the 24hour endurance record by 81
round
Solver of the problem of vibration
Reducing and friction almost nil
Adding 80 cent to motor efficiency by epoch-makng
venton That is, to and endurance
The that stopped the toward Fights and Tweves when
the Six limitations proved disappointing.
The which, through patented gave ruling
Super-Six
The Notwithstanding motor built
The powerful size considered
Possor of the only supreme
controlled
The hanomest the skill can
In eight beautiful open and closed body types
s s debut sss % ss : asss
exhibit
See the Super ST.. at Space TO- Auto show
VGUY L. SMITH
"Seruice Frst''
FrnamS tetOma
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milicn cffisieM ais
prdliScnt ~prcklamiert!

@aibington, Ia. 5e6. 8ooO-
rom @iIion mltr0e beltte offi8iea
gum mie0ererpG6Iten @rdiioenten
Der Ser. Staoten proflamiert, nod
Dem cine bonn GongreB borgenouI.
meme 3ablung Ser 8oblmanner.
5tiumen cine 0tajorit1t bon %
Stinumen ergc6en bate. Sir ISL
ion iparen 277 1no fir Sug6cs
254 StinuHen obgegeben moroen.
9ie 3abhlng Ger Stimunen foll0
in @ege1ipart 0er Ititglieoer 0es
Senots un0 Oes Observation-Disclosures
ies ME aud oes 9unoeso6ergeri6tes
itatt, peldl 2eBteren in ibrer @mts
roben erihienell maren. 1ie Se-
nutoren sfern ltno GIapp ioipie Die
Experimentation Mapes mo 4ltfer
fpngierten ols Die ofii5iellen stfni-
nlen3abter.
Die @aQerie mar boll beiebt. 8ie
giitglieOer DeS nlplonatiihen aprps
nit ibren 6amitieit nno @uibillg-
tors Cite mareil nnlpeieno.
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Siimftcs mitH lcEtcs
kcmscrt Scr Hctailcrss

Ger GintrittSfarten gorpcrfoui
fir 0as FINITE ul0 lebte aon5ert
Der Retoilers, Das am Wtontng, 0ert
10. 6e6ruar, I'M 4iloitorium nbge.
baItcn miro. lit bereits ilott iTt
@onge mo berebtigt si ben bclten
Soffmmqen. Gie Seiitungen 6cs
Menoelsiobn Chores in &~crbinOung
init Dem minneapolis SDmpbom
Crdeiter iino aud 10 rilhmIih be-
fopnt, AaB iid wcbI fcin Wtitiif
ireumO in Sntobd. oieien ieltenen
aumitqeuub eltaeben Ioiien miro.
Die 8erunitalier Dieier aoi5ertc
moften Die Snbo6cr BON Saiion.
fartpn nndnols ipe5iea aufmertiam
ulaAen 0aB oies abiolltt 0ns lebte
a0n5ert oieier Soiion lit. IS miro
fein mciteres &ou5ert int glar3 itatt.
iinocn, ood) ha6en ole M1rSfarten
Iiir oteie &oriteaung 8iiltigfeit. Gbs
ipobl Die .&etailers" I'M lesten
perbit elm SdhBtou5ert fir Mar8
nnieBten, nulBte oasielbe pegen Der
i6ieoener Shpicrigteiten obseingt
mer0el.
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Nod ant a~bae[anfeH.

Mls Der GIeffrifer 60. Aftu4an,
2f05 6arnaa Ctr, pobnbnft. IN
Bet arafhmtIon Gfe 1. uno 9eoben.
fU0fth Cir, ei1iae 4eHoeualtgen an
naal oroBen 5d)olttrett Dorndbnl.
narlor er ben 1olt asf Der aiite,
0tI oer er Itan0, mo grill I'M 0ds
MIeih9rmidjt mleoer all erlanaei.
iodl BEN eiiengeitra Oes Sdalt.
bfefis mabren0 bic nnopre nit ser
Neituiaa in 9erilBrimg fam. en-
$500 &olts itarfer Strom ainV
1uad Den a6eper 0es MaHues 0et
0us 1aDABtieiH berIor. Ger 8or.
mann Der Gtafion, 6. s. Wlithea.
rib lid BON ieiner geFdbrIihen Ga.
Qe berab mo Der an ben Sander
aapfr 9eFbrannte patr0e Had 0err
Ell aoiherires @ofpitol iiberfilhrt
ina Is tim aen llmitaHoen nod anf
aests Seisr hflen Nan0e wcroeI
s1u erh0lten heibea.
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Amerikas Arbeitcr
q Sen hrie9!

8aIbington, IA. SEQ, Gin init
.9ie 9trbeiterihait bon 9tmerIfa"
untcr3eidneter. Orei SUB LANCER
gppea. Der Die giloniiie bon 4brn.
bant Gincoln lulb Sanlnel @onipers
trdgt, lit heitte an Die Witglte0er oes
aoigreiies geian0t morOe1, in mel.
dem Oieie auigefor0ert nerOen, Die
Aniiht ibrer aorititlenten ilber
arieg ooer f5rieoen e~in8uholen.
@omper8 bat iih init 9urt 2egien,
Dem 5ilbrer Der Oeutiden 4rbeiter-
id)oit, in 9Serbinhung gaiebt mn ant
Sic oeutidle Regierung eiil5uiuirfen,
einen arieg nit 9lmerifa 8t permei
ben
Ser Grdiioent mir0 lit oieienl
9(ppea i'm gtoulen bon 100000 sir
Union geborigeE @aitonerfern or
iudt, auas aus Dem ariege 81 bal.
ten.
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min aus S~tr6flimocn
Gin Regiment bilGcn!
Nem Cords GprreftiOns 9Ommifar
plant i'm arieasfallr Elm Sic.
gintent non StrdfliuseH.

9cfu gorf, IA. Seb. 5oate
1os Rrieggoe5artcnent Oie MiIitor.
aeiebe IN Der erforoerlihen @eiie ab.
1n0ern, 70 6irfte aorreftiong Rom.
miiior 2efpis leinen 8lan 0urhfilb-
ref, iDenigitefs Elm giegtnent auf
5liteaen. bds lif) oiis Sniaiier Der
Strof1nitnlten Ger 5fa0t RetD 9orf
refrutiert Die einIeitenoen Gfrit-
IL bat Der aorrefttons aommiiidr
bereits unternonlnen uno ieine
9lGne oudl idlon nit GberIt 50.
pnrD Glmlteoo, Gber1tlaitnont Cor.
ueIins 8orOerbilt u1lo @eneraluld-
ior QeonarO $1,000 beiproden. Cine
dr5tlidc llnteriufung bat ergebel,
nog etfua 80 9ro5ent Der Straflin-
Dc fit MiIiidroienit taugIih iin0,
lm0 III eiuer Der 5trofauftalteu
hat man bereits nit Dem Grer3ieretl
begnHnen.
nerr Qemis lit Der 9niiht, 0aB
ielne 5muRbef0hleten Dor5ltglldle
SolDoten obgeben meroer. Sic
5trdfliilee 5ranfreids ieien Die be-
ten Solooten unb fampFten ols
sbIaue GeuFel" in Sen ~por0erfteu
Mei6en. O. mare naer0iugs better,
fJeiiit man 6ieie 2elta nidt ouf
bic neridieoenen &egimentet bertei-
III iDn0ern He III einent beioHoeren
5rappenberban0 5ulnnnuenbielt. Sic
0ffi8lersIteaen fonliten 0trd 01r-
ter nn0 a1loere geamte oes &orref-
tionsoepnrtemelits beiebt meroen, Die
teiLueiie Ill Der britiifet ulo ame-
rFnfrilhen 4rlHee geOient batten.
Soften feine 9ldne pertDirttidt
Der0cf, Dailn ipiIrDe Sic 9egnaoi-
Qitilgs~s Rommifiiou Die Strdflings.
Nefrttelt pdrolieretl.
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Orei meitcrc Dampfer
sum ucptmit hinab!

2onoon II. 8e6. Gas NOR
tDegiife @otoridiff u@eit lit non
eifiem Gaudboot berienft moroen.
ueber oie @roBe Oes 8onIpfers mo
% Menidenfeben 81 beflagen itno,
miro nihts bertdJtef.
9lud Die beioen 8ritenDanpfer
Isl. 8. 2ainbert uno aSnHiibomen
5eaD@ iin0 torpeoiert moroen. Ger
Gritere mar 2f95 SoHnen 9roB. mo
ole geidbung lit big auf bier M2nnn
aeiailoet morccn. Bon benz Ietteren
TSahr8euq, ii6er oelien 5onnenae.
Galt nidts oefIdiltet. m1r0en Der
.&apitdn mo dlle Monn bis oni
eiuen gereftet. Sc mar an ~
9Sehrltar ban @tlfoit nad St. Sobn,
81 Y. nit 9alait belaoeu, abae.
faHreR.
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DcmtIdblanc lit
anf anes Scfabt!
alle DISQUALIFICATION eincs Gintritts
Nmetifas in Den Grirg iiuS
uDbl rruDgcn.

Bern S6fuei5 iIber 8oris, Ia.
Jeb. (gon aurl g[fermann, Sto6s.
forreipouoant DER llniteO 9reB) -
Geutlhluno lit in Der 2age Gauh.
bpote in onerifanii9e @emalicr 81
ienoen, uoulentlih nod Der Megion
Des &annmufuHals. Sic Wtoqlidl.
felt, 6oB Amerifa in Sen 9rieg EN-.
greifen wilroe. lit bon Der Oeutiden
&egierlug uu0 Dem @roBen @enc.
ralitab geuurt erluoaen iporoen
nber uidts oeito meiiQer ermartet
mani Die glIiiertcn inuerhalb iedS
Monatcn alif @un0e itn0 llngnooe
III Sono gu baben gleidbiel mas
4merifo aud INNER 5u tim geoeutt.
Gle lino I'M Geutidllan0 iiber5cugt.
0aB Die oeutihen Gmd6pote sic
ariegsinoultrie Der &Qiierten lab
men mer0en. Ole Geutiden iinO
oud b%orbereitet, ~titanenbafte Cffen.
iiben at 2aube, In Der Suit unO
mt lbrer rIeltgen Sorpe0obootilotte
5uiammen NIT Den 9oud6ooten al
ergreiFeu.
GelttihIano lit beitte in militdri-
ider Siniidt itarfer, ais 8t irgeno
eiHer 3eit Ddbrano Der 3aiter oes
arieges.
@egan Ser Sioliertbeit 9(merifas
glau6t GeutihlonO niht, oaB elm
Giagreifen 4merifos in Den &rieg
bon beionoerer @irfung lem miro.
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l)clf .. Joel rcilt
NIT Graf Bernitcrffl

a}eD gorf, IA. ge6. 8oIf b.
sgeI, Gefretdr 0es friiheren Nltli,
tdrnttndes Der oelltiden gotihoft,
Gee 9eridipornug aegen Die Ger.
anter angefIagt, Bat im @efol5l
0cs @rnfen b. gernitorff Die Relic
nam europa ailgetreten. gr itano
inter $3.50 giirgihaft. 2ebferc
nltroe nuF GeranIoiiiing 0es 8id.
tegs San0 falet gelaiien man
iaat 0aB Der Gidfer einen 8inf bon
M0ibingfon erbdlten babe uni
sel iii bette Elm freier Midm. Mad5
AH1erifd nber 0itrfte er ihperIif
wieoer 5Itrildfcbren.
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Gbcpanr Gcttl. StcrS
So J0brc pcrtcirGtct!

SER nrlo 1rou @ottlieb Stor5
Ieiertcn nm Gienstog .. @. I'M enge.
rem 5onilicufreiic bic 30. 8icocr-
febr ibres @od5eitstdges, 5reanoc
Oes Sllbelpoarcs iouoten ihrc @liif.
iuitnihe nebit 9lmen. Die nod I'M.
ner etpos lcioenOc 6rau Nfar 6lo.
tholp, cine intime 6reunoin Der 6n'
milie 5tor5 bate i'm gtanen oes
a@ngelflnhs melhcm olh Strut
5tor5 %onecb6rt, Elm biibihes 0e.
nidt berfnBt. abeuos iouocn iid Die
5amilienmitgIie0er in Der 5tor5Ide.
AfeliOen5 ein unO uobluel M elienl
6eiteiien tell. Gem SubeIpunre I'M
iere ber5liditcn @Iildmilnide.
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~sritcnaneriff oino
I'M Ole Bride!

Berlin. IA. 6cb. (6unfenberidt J
lteber Sen 5ehlidlag Der jung
item britiidien 9lngriffe oil Der @eit-
trout berid)tet Der Rilitarfritifer
Der baIbamtliden lleberieeiihennod-
ridten 4gentlfr
Der jlngite @oritoB mur6e an
bretter 5tont am 10 tlbr obenos
rad itdrtiter artiaeriitiider @orbe.
reit1ilg o%llgeiest, ieooh nur ein
enfi3 idunler Ibidnitt an Der Strn-
Be 8uEiiettt 8ealcourt mllr0e 0urh
itoBen. 3ieier Grfotg, menn MON
i'm i%tberbaupt u nenllen fam, 5ton0
i'll feinen @erbGltltis 81 Der auf
qebotenen 8ruppen5abl uno Der
5eleroorbereitung. Cine ieoen gr.
folg btieb Der angriif britilder
8otaiQone n0rolih oeS ga 8oiieefo.
nails, troB0em bort iedls Stunoen
Itdrfiten 9ronimelfelters Dem 5trrln
b%orangiltger. Ger 5eiHo nGberte
lid unter Dem Sdube oidter Gatlh-
molten. Die oeutiden gntterien
5edten i'm ieooh nit 10 iDoblge.
5ieItem 6euer 5u, 0aB er cine Shan-
3e, Die er beieet bate, mieoer r1u-
men mltBte mo ouf Dem 6iidmeg
rcd Sen eigeHen Steaunaen Die
idneriten Gcrluite erlitt. Gle 0elft=
iden 8eriuite Daren auBeroroeHtlidJ
nprlftd
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Mn Radenmarfsldlmnna aefOr6en

Gic MISUNDERSTANDING bdt
pieoerum 5pei Gpfcr gcforoert. Scr
17iohrige 8alter aoper, Elm Stu-
Dent Der @auoelsbodidule itorb ge.
tern in ieiner Nohnifng 221f 2ari-
NOR Abes mabrcn0 Der oierjabrige
Qlelpin 9iggins 1T Siio Gmobn oos
5ioeite Gpfer Der gefabrlihel ardnf.
belt lit. 8ies uiadjt iehs Iooegfdne
niolge Der MISUNDERSTANDING felt
Dem 1. 5nnuar. int gar3en bergall.
gerlen Sabre maren nat bier Gooes.
fale 0arau 3tt beridtcn.
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Ocitcr. =ltnoariidbcs
Sai6inesfcit!

5omutoa, oeu is. 6e6ruar. feiert
Der 0eiterreihiid mgoriide @tan.
neruerein iii Ser fut6oliihen 8obmi.
id)cn TurnbaIle, iril1er Net @olle,
1915 q 13. EtrnBe. iein Diesinb.
RIGGS 6oidtnesieit. Die 5eier BE-
gin1t bereits Inn 5 ll6r nad)Hittogs ;
Ser Gintritt betrdgt IS Gents oie
8erion. 0oS &onitec miro nidlts
unucriuht laiieL Ben @aitcn meD
rere gennBreihe StnOen 81 berei.
ten.
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Emabas 6arbige ellrcn Rahe-
geHuhcH.

Gle bieiigen 6arbigen beginaen
gcitern in Der ct, Spbn'S NietboOi.
itcnfirde oen @eburtstag bon 5reoe.
rid Douglas, einent 8ortd1npier &c.
gen SflaDerei mo zines 6ilbrers
ieiner &oiie, Douglas mar ein ent.
iprungener StlaUe, Der iilr ieiile &C.
fuedteten Gaiiegenoiieu eiutrot.
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&eiterc applifnHten i'm 8arger
pagiere.

Ser an0rong BON 9elperbern I'M
8Hrgerpapiere h1It all 3ienstdg
reidteu 5ipei tire 4pplifntion nm Die
5peiten 9apiere elm, lpa6rei0 IL It'd
Die eriten 4apicre mlsitelleu lieBen.
6oit aae poh linen maren mt aes
ringeH A%usnabnIcn 9obHtelt.
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5flamfmirt 6eitraft.

&elI or eiueut 9linoerj1brigen,
Dem l6 Sabre alten s5obn 9nrfins,
&bisfeB Derfanft bat, milBte Der
Gde II. ltito Coughs cine 8irt.
idlaft betreibeftoe Santes q 8tod
9~ienstog I'M 9oli5eigeridt $25 uno
soften berappell.
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stabtarridlt in sab.c Omaha,

Som 4 Mor5 ob miro Suo Gmo.
ia oas LANCE mo beiB eriehnte Itit
ni8ipalgerid)t erbaIten. 5e0er Der
Sto0tridlter miro a6lpedielno eiHen
9lonnt in 5ilo Cmaba BIT @eridt
iiBen.
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shahel rinneimlaacn.

Ser iii oeu SdnteI5merfen ail9e'
iteIte arbeiter Clarence 8lorton
uaroe 3ienstog I'M 8erlauf eincs
Streites bon einem an0eren Arbeiter
nit elmer Giienitnnge nieoerqeidla.
gen rno liegt jebt nit ein9eihloge-
mem 5daoel in beioreniserregeuoen
3uitonO iii ct. GATHERINGS SoipitaI.
Sein @egner eutilob.
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GrleiSet Sdlaaanfaa.

8oIi5nt Soc 8otod bon Der Bolt
8eiluahe int Suo 2mab1 liegt all oert
6olgeu eineS 5mla9anialIes idmer
fraBt oonie0er. mo iein 3uIton0 gift
nIs iehr be0enflidl.
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sianalfprps 6reitaa ansaemnitert

Die geiite Oes 5%retnouter 5igHal=
forps mer0en bcreits ~fommenocn
6reitag misgenruitert lperoen. Selt
te aben0 neraintaltcn Die 2eute 0es
aorps mo ocs 3 Regiinenfs i'm
al0itorilm III Sort Groot einen
Sna.
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Webnrigiaa u0a Yinlter nnO S06H.

6rau aatberIne 6el0emann, net
de bel iEjrent SoAne 5re0 Gel0e-
manlL tT16 Center Ctr, wohnt,
MIRO bette II Sabre aft. mdhreno
der iestcre belfe II ssobre oft miro.
9eDe erblidten III Galtidim0 oas
Sidlt Der Melt mo mnInien nun 80
Satire m gnil0e Der 6rcibelt. ssir
oratiliefea.
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lllarine0cidtiikc i.
fir PamcclsiAiffc!
SaHFmg tsilt Oem 8rGiibentcn nit,
ban bic Seitadnas Der Sdif.
fe acietIidl III.

@nIbington. IA. Sch. @arine.
agltDusc perid)ieoenen &aIlbers ner.
ncn eeeeHmortig III ben bieiiaen 9ie.
Observation-Disclosures allgeiamnlelt,
INT mi &ilfsfrel5ern in Sale ei.
nes arieges @ertDenbrng 51 fin.
DeA. 1as Narine0epartement er.
fart, boB oieie @eifilse ni6t sur
Irntierung omerifdniiher @anoels.
ihiffe peripenoet peroen iolen.
Sefret1r Gaming bat oen SRA.
ii1enten in &enntais qeicst. oaB
bic Beitiif1rrg amerifauiider San,
0elsi6iFfe geiesIib lit; oieicr aber
miro feine oernrtige @toBnabmen
treFfert, ebe Ell nift ben &ongreB
birrpon in &ennt1is geiebt boben
miro, cher oeiien Meimtng barber
eingebnlt bat.
lleberieeiihtr SanScl itOdt.
Gie ourH CEN 0eittiden Saad.
bcotfrieg erfoIgte glodieritng Ser
1mrifnniihen Sdfen bot cine foloi-
idle arbdiifung BON aanimauns-
giitern in Ben SnfenItdoten Der.
nrinht. @tnos nulB mad Der SIN.
fidt oes 8r1iioenten geideben inn
bielem uebelitanoe a~b5ubelfen. Die
@etreioelpeiher 0es 2anoeS Iiro
iiberfiint unO Die Giienbabnfuogen
Iieeen in ben 6raatb0fen brad.
Gieies ober lit MIR Der @nfdng Der
a8Iodo0e~ Regiertngsbeamte glau-
beiL oaB fid Die Gage binnen altr-
SenI perfhlinurlern m1lB uno etmos
getan tperoen miiiIe, Der Gage Der
ginge Elm groe at MAIDEN.
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Cdnline iparnt sic
BcpSlkerMne lsMbas!
SsirS fcinc onrh &eDOlntion sur
&adIt gclanstc &csirrnng
anertenHen,

@ai6ington. IA. Sch Sefre.
tar Sonlinq Dat an O1S &oIf bon
arba bclrte Die @artumg eeinnot,
DAB irqeno cine &egieruma melhc
infolge elmer 3cpollition air. NtnfIi
fommeu iollte. bon Scr &egieulna
Oer Ger. Staotei nift a~nerfunni
peroeu milroe.
Ilc6clcu crlcicrn acriusc &erlnite.
Sapoua, ia. 6eb. @rdiiOent
@cnocol 9ibt jest oiiep 8tt, bal
iid ole Grtppcn iii Der 3rouinl
Gonagiell in @ihportug bciiu0en
Gle Cbcritert Siguroa mo Gola55t
iilO nit beoalten0er SruppemnadJt
oltsgeiauot. oie @e6elcu SIT itla.
gen.
Sn Ser Gropin3 Griente berlorell
Ste Gebelcn BEL eiueia 3uidnmell
itob nit ocn 9tegicrlmgstruppen
Cote un0 me1rcre 8eripun0ete. Aa
an0eren Grteil lit Is ebenfnls 81
fleineren Ireffel gcfoumen.
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Seralidle slnerfennnna.

sir DEN Inns ON leBten Counting
a6eHo Ourd EN- 9oppelduartett Oes
Gmabn Niltiifuercins mo ben Gar.
iteaern 0es SingipieIs Ger ame
%rifauer" iomie bic bortreffIihet1
&innouortrdee oes Girigenten Reeie
iagt ser Siroieite Iu|rnperein bier
nit her5liden 3onf uu0 erfl1rt iidl
5u @eaenoieulten germ bereit.
e5m Ganlen oes Gereins:
9crmam Setter,
erlter Spreder