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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
KIDNEY DISEASES
REQUIRE BEST OF
MEDICAL SERVICE

Chronic diseases ara Increasing in
prevalence" yearly. More people suffer
from kidney disease than most people
have any realization Of. WHY shoIld
ms be-: Why is il 50? Why Is this
sad condition uf arfairs-how can
ihrSr chronic diseases exist with the
knnWirdG" uf mnd"rn mndiCinc?
/; Think Of III" long list OF prominent
men who's" lives went out before The
almost un!mpcdri march Of Brighr'S
disease ana diabetes. Think OF TN"
loved 0n"S. thr friends, III" acQuainr-
anc"S who hav" con" down Ia an un-
timely gray" caused hy these diseases
and n" almost vain appeal for help
; from thr a!ling.
Tn" Elcrtro.M"dical Doctors haze
contendHd from The first that kidney
diS"as" fatalities might he reduced to
a minimum ii treated by modern meth.
DDS and by m experienced physician
Simply 4 physician who has treated
large number Of these diseases and
through his experience knows what is
required 20 civ" the utmost results
without further experiments.
The general practitioner i often but
4 Pure .SrhOOlcd Doctor" whose few
cases may hold one or more cases OF
kidney disease. He treats scores Of
acutc ailments and must haY" Il gen
"ral knowledge az 50 many diseases,
that il is imanISihl" for him 20 become
unusually proficient In any single all
mrnI ar disease. II IS impossible that
any physician can possess a range Of
| Knowledge sufficient 10 rnabl" him 10
treat successfully all diseases. both
acute and chronic. VOL defined and
! obscure. rnmpasSad ny circumstances
known and unknown. Tn" physician
who ,ricS 70 do tins soon learns NJ hHs
mad" an AL around failure. tn" busy
! family practitioner + move" enabled 20
apply his talent 70 ~" diseases which
his natural qualifications might WA.
rant him N becoming @randly success
fuI in treating.
! Those with kidney Diseases must Of
! necessity look 10 n" specialists If
! they would Srcur" for Themselves the
! highest Of real skill in III" treatment
! Of rhcS" troubles.
! The Elcclro-Mrlical Doctors special.
! lie in chronic diseases and 10 this may
! he attributed Il considerable portion Of
; their great success in such ailments
~ they accept for Treatment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
OFF FOR PETRoGRAD.

a RUSSIAN PORT. Sunday. June 3. via
Toxic. June 3. 1870 y. m.-The Arnerl-
can commission 70 Russia headed by
E!ihu Root. which arrived here safely
this morning. left on l. special train this
afternoon bound for pctroSrad after
calling on III" officials here. The Root
party probably will reach the Russian
capital June H.
Tho American railroad commission.
h"a,i"d by John /. Stevens. formerly
chief engineer of the Panama Canal
commission, has completed the inspec-
,inn II this Russian port and left for
rr;rog-ad this morning on special
larin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
lymph COMPOUND.

I.!mph compound i Il powerful direct
ccii.tonir. nutrient and reconstruction.
ha.!us Il direct effect upon the func-
tons ht tn" n"ry"u> sy*t-iu. cells Of
assimilation and elimination. It builds
III. h"ai'hy cells - great power TO
combat ut!hs;,Iih" cells and i OF much
ya,u" II IT," dc@"a"rar;oN Hf thc It's
Su"S. This r"mG" i given intranuS-
cHiavty b.: The. i..,ec;:o. Medical Doc
tors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

mad, when the new system Of treat.
mcnt Of the ElcCtrO-M"dical Doctors
was formed. The founders of The new
system Of treatment consisted Of spr.
cialiSts from the various schools ~
Observation-Disclosures. Iinmeopaths. Allu.
paths. regulars and irrcgularS who
dropped ,h"ir personal pr"jud!r'.s ana
formed now system of treatment
that rmbrarrh. all n" good points of
the old methods and lrfr out The bad.
The RESULT Of the efforts Of rh"S" Spc-
cialiSrs Of III" various: schools il the
wonderful system Of Treatment now
used hy the Electro N";!:HHi iiocIor:
All This was not accomplished IN Il
DAY or week. hur has taken years Of
patient work ny 'h"'" specialists in
their various Office IIum"n1athA
Aiiorarhs. wn;kin% sid hy side, each
throwing away hi Old ideas when i
was convinced there WAS somrth'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

Ladies' Birthday club 1T her home on
Center street. Tuesday afternoon.
Miss marguerite Jordon of Fairmont,
and Miss Badger OF New York city. were
guests Of Mrs. T. Z. FNrbec Tor q 1e"
Gays this week.
Nr. and Mrs. Il. II. MILAN and children
Of Blue Creek. are here for visit with
Mrs. r. y. Leonard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
hoy Scouts Nicotine

r!i,.. i.iu. Grow" ,.,,Iui,:,ny - III" E"y
-ruui" uJ America wIi h"id II regular
lilr,.tIlI.: ~ ii.,. ..is,.In, 1T ui thu r'T't
VI. t.! church ltii% evening. TN" meet
IN. viii hr1In IL "yi",h "nd all TN"
:n"irh,rS are ar%"mtiy rr'iu, si"d TO b':
rrr.,ui ~ matters "t iu!p"riIuC" WIZ
-" iti,ru ,ir :~rru: Master j.. L, show
- Viii hr III r.ai1"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

l5ss i:'i'y WHAT" Wi! horst III" ""!-
or E"r. :"Jay i. IA" be-; patriotic dom
r...::2rlrn. IN" popularity contest 20
,t....r;uIr" wau gould haze ihc h"UhrH
.,ad...! yesterday - noon. Miss E!i;c
r.InHIn;; out b: Il margin az r'arly ten
'...HrrIr! >r:"S Mss Mar quick T;s
-.,..,,l,,: III ~ ""IIt"St Miss WGit" had
Iuiai 700. ~! -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Below Are Some of the Diseases Successfully
Treated By the Electro-Medical Doctors

er nsease and Of Nose ana nFoa
Intestinal OisordersLver
skdownKidney
On the cary
turc Of the Pys Chat u.s. inc Rupure
terine Disorders Local Troubles of Women-Hep 0 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Facor.es Suspend Operations.

IN. g. :. S'HmIiln.; company and F"S-
..;.a ';..,ss 'r;,i1nE vii! Clvc iE"!r m'n
E. :..l.: -.,".tG.% :.H.;E :" 'u;lbt'' i""!t +"
i.,. tl'-.I'Ir" IL thu" .lttrI":ic celebration.
n noon.
IA" cay banks. stur"S and other places
20. husIu..ss IN ;;rn"rui sill h" closed all
-. Today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
in FIGHTING TRIM

III" VA and navy DEPARTMENTS a."
ling -: recruits Vh"uSa'1'!s 49, o.
'"rins th,.,r services. hu' Only c"n:p;t"a-
vel" t"w ar. :,y.ri.'cd VIA l:"c:.'iS"
'is"" ~" net -! Fighting Trirn. Th" i'''-
.or!;%o: III" l""pt.. mrH and w"'n"n.u"E-
!-"c ,h"i- physi"al condition. \" man
o. woman can f!rht i.t...S haiii" when
th-r are Victims NJ constipation. it!'!i@":'-
'ioa. Dyspepsia. stomach and ht""H ir"H-
hl"s. Remove, ttl.'s,. HaIIS"r"'!~ '"r:!:-
Ions; w!,h TN" pUt.St ASH h.Si - .t'i
comedies Bug. ri:tn Flood TIA i'rtc"
- cents. 4: all druggists. If y"T prri''"
tablets aSi. 70: Il t.. I Health Tablets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
DON'T SUFFER ANY LONGER WITH CATARRH
WHEN THE WAY TO HEALTH IS OPEN

You This Truly loathsome Oase YOU
Family Your Friends Your Ne'enoors 20 e'"'p M
of Eecedca Doctors whose o]o""
Treatment Has Successful In Hundreds OF Eases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

rho ELAsW""i council n"t last evening
in the town hall. .tH$wrrluE i $u"clHl call
from Mayor CrI$Ncll The matters per
tanning /" tn" "Id ISSUE al 1905. WAS
ith"u NJ and II satisfactory agreement
:';IJH"G Tn" dat" tor the election Tor
III" nov bond l@.Iu.. WAS not decided upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

The r'Ult"u cuunrrI met las, evening in
Tia. town h:,Ii. with Mayor Stockrr III
charge Tho meeting 49, not OF much
Importance. nothing q! special interest
L,rLNE lNkrM Ni.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05
Local Lads Enlist.

A,,or.!a.; :" wurH ",.,'-.i 81 her" y's-
r.!la.. lfrru.r T. Marn:r., ana l;'r;.:.'
/: N.ul.n2;. Sons 81 Mrs. " l.. Ma"-
;,l:., at tbs ;'iy. may" enlisted n ''a'
psl," in:s!u"rriuc corps -, Cleveland.
',ti.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

tl,ns, enlisted ii. SON" :rrvic" Of the
itgntiu. force. 'rnrsc tot presenting
Themselves :"r registration, ~" lani" to
lIHrTISt.H!nrHi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-05

Theatre Free TO Registered Men.
Manner S%b."t - Tia. l'a:i in"I'r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09

- 80 '' ~" fNlN'N1AfH ''
the Maverick Clarke Company of san An
tonic. has returned 10 Brownsville after Il
business visit 70 San Antonio.
Arvid FRANKIE. consulting engineer in
canal construction on the sugar plantation
NJ llano Grandc j. in Brownsville for 4
few days On business.
J. Wetmeit of Houston is 4 business
visitor IN the city today.
Ellis CLANCY left Yesterday afternoon
on y short BUSINESS trip 10 San Antonio,
William klappenbach of San Antonio j.
u business visitor in Brownsville today.
George w. Davis and George II. John
son Of Urbana. H., nre business visitors
in Brownsville today.
John i. Anderson w Dallas II II
Brownsville today.
NJ. NJ. HIGH Nj kinr~villc, c%ntom1logi w
Tor the United States department af aeri-
culture. i- in Brownsville TODAY.
r. II. Dial w San Antonio ~ III ihc city
for = few days.
"A. II. Parr NJ W. Louis ~ \ business
visitor ia Brownsville for 4 iew day-.
n II. kopp.l oI SAN Antonio IN 4 hu-i-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
When Itching Stops

Tl,era is one safe. dependable treatment
fr-tlgl.cve3 itching torture ana skin i1ri-
t-ii.n almost instantly and that cleanses
.Id 5oth-s thc kin.
ASK any drugs at for a3=c Oh Il bottle
rr gsr-1 ard apply VI ~ directed. Soon
,an win ind that irr!tations, pimpics.
.. -he.ds eczema. biotches. ringworm
--.i ..-Har .lil troubles vill disappear.
w ntti- acrno. Cine penetrating. satisfy
i-y Hrud. - an that Is needed. for il
baniehes most skin eruptions and makes
ihc skin soft. smooth and healthy.
Inc MI. NV. ky-e -. Cleveland. q. y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
III ST MAIL ALL
PARCELS EARLY
CHaiGTlAS PACKAGES FOR SOL
DiERS IN FRANCE MJST GO FOR
WAIT NOT LATER NOV. 10.

The post office department authorize
the following:
II j. essential that Christmas packages
for American soldiers IN France be mailed
not later than November 10 III order 10 mn
sure their delivery on Christmas morning
Arrangements have been made Ion
prompt delivery 10 the soldiers on Christ
mas morning.
In furlherance Of this, Postmaster Gen
oral Burlcson. Jointly with Secretary 81
War Baker and Secrctary.of Navy Daniels,
have issued the following notice 10 ih'
public:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
SCHOOL JANlT0R
BADLY INJURED
RESULTED FROM ATTACK On c. z.
HRhAHiA WIEN LATTER HIVES
TiGATED MAN LYING IN ROAD

Joe llnll. iuaitnr I'D ihc Fourth VAR.
school. WAS -iul and seriously .uuHd,d Wy.
Palm Blvd mt Elizabeth Street WY. l3Gt
o'clock last might . bullet from 3S-cali.
hrc pistol passing through hi- irit lung
just above the heart and coming vat wv,
hack. making a clean wound ~traieh.
through. I HULL wound was dressed later
n hi- hemr w fhc Fourth Ward hy Cit,
iitlith Officer T.. r. DctaSou.iNho ~at,
that unlc- complications occurred 'hs
man would live.
q n. Mammalian. whp reported the or-
currcace 90 the police immediately after
the shooting. told Night Lieutenant 81 Pc
lIce Jim cottineham and Deputy Sheriff
Hugh Barnes. that a short lime before the
shooting he was gong up Elizabeth street
IN hi automobile. carrying Joe Henderson
home. Passing the high school Manahan
saw the form of q man lying in the street.
Tic decided on hi- return u investigate
the man.
Coming back toward town Manahan
stopped hi~ automobile. got ont and slight
~ kicked the man On the foot. Mannhan
said the man jumped up and attacked HIM.
Manahan tired 10 fight the man ufl. and
the TWO fought III the street iur some liin
time until Manahan backed III III autnmo-
bile and GOT ms pistol iroa, ,;e seat. lIc
fired one hot ~ fri4htcn Dr. man Mod. Tho
fight continued, and hen w was tlnI tar
a>sallant was hit by 4 bullet. The man
was not Knocked down by the shot. how
ever.
Hull then started of III the north. Man
ahan telling HIM go 20 % town.. Mammalian
then came up to town IVY report thr oc-
currcncc and wa accompag;e,t back w thr
scene of the shooting BIZ Lieutenant az
Police Cuttmgham and Drrnsv Rnrnr-. m
was thought that the man. Juc mn. had
gone INTO a house near the >rhaul hut he
was not iuund there. nor were The Officers
able Ky lind HIM until about X O'clock Y
brother Of llull'- reported w Cher nv
Police v. r.. hinton that Hull had been
shot.
According ~ Lieutenant ~Cytiiugham
Hui had q wound on the forehead a. Il hr
had been lnt with some heavy instrument.
Y Wa' thc belief W. thc police THAI 9ir hrd
been Knocked mcon-ciou, Ia a.urevisa.
encounter and that when he WINS awaken
cd hy Manahan that hc thought some arr
was attacking him, winch caused his as
.sauli upon Manahan.
No charge have vet hccn fil.d ~ con
.%ncrtinu with ihc occurrence.
here tLc director have hroueiimt toaeiLcr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
Why not let your boy have a tailored
suit? We tailor them in knickerbacker or
any other style wanted.
(. N. McOaviiIt Co.. Oreamiand EIdu.
Board of Equalization III

equalization ~ the city met at ihe cty hall
this morning 10 hear complains III prop
that have been placed IN the board. Only
two member IT TIE board. D.. r.. ri.
Howard aud ID. l.. Spero were present.
Jesse bennett. the third member III the
board. being Ia Washington for y ~ta, oi
ind, finite length.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
Lost Control OF Ford

l9st Control OF Ford-A young Woman
residing on Madison street. near Tenth.
was M before Corporation Judge Angus
tine Crlaya thu murning " connection
with the destruction ~ y light pole at
tenth and Madison Sunday night when ei,
ran her Ford automobile INTO toe city
Property. The Young woman explained
that 1t wa~ an accident. due 10 another era
>i"gpfg ahead Of her. She tried a. 20
raltA ahis. ear and lost control NJ htr
Own nrfchine IN 50 doing. She was released
with 2 little advice about fast driving.
Fur Quick Service. clearing AMI press
ing, Phone No. l. Model Laundry. On
Make w. c. Mum Co.'S. big store your
headquarters when in Houston next.
Everything provided for your convenience.
We will call for and deliver your suit
pressed in 80 minutes. Phone No. i, Mod
.el Laundry. (tf)
To Fort Worth -. ID. I~om. who for
the past three years has held the position
Of assistant postmaster in the local post
office has transferred 10 tho post office
at Fort Worth. having left Saturday. Mr..
lsom and the children preceded Mr.. l~om
10 Fort Worth several weeks ago.
Coolest Rooms in Town, for rent. South
ern Hotel, corner Ninth and 1T. Charlie,
SITS. tf.
Brownsville ladies-Wc want YOU 10
Try our delicious chocolates IN bulk. The
best obrainablc. Texas Confectionery. ~
Pure Water Baths.-Onlv ones in town
1t White Front Bath House. ct
Food Conservation will be greatly in
creased by free use OF our chocolates.
Texas Confectionery. 2t
r. L. Gutierrez, General Contractor. ,
Painting, Paperhancing, Carpenter Work.
Phone SIS. II. q. Box 800.
N Rio Grandc Chapter No. 3l7.
a. H.. a. NJ. Stated Cunrla,r this
~ evening al 30 o'clock and work
AE in VI. VI. and p. VI. Degrees.
~ T.. r. DICKASON j.. T. COOKE.
T.. II. Secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09

Cd1tu 10 FIdHdIHd-Frt ". TfnWlI ItIT
Brownsville for Mobile. Ala. Monday aft
ernoon following the receipt of Il message
annopnslng the serious illness of his
brother. William Truwit. 4 prominent resi-
dent Of the Alabama city. According "a
the message. Mr.. Truwii was not expected
10 live. lie probably will he remembered
by some 81 the older residents Of Browns
vile. having resided here for 4 short time
IN the eighties. He j. a brolhcr-in-law OF
the latc Thomas Carson. for thir.y-fivc
years mayor Of Brownsville. Mrs.. Carson
has been living in Mobile with Mr.. Truwii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
GM;Nsms


Helped at Hearne-M. NJ. High of
kinsSville, cntomologiSt with the United
States department of agriculture. i in
Brownsville and the Valley for u few days
looking after insect pests of various kinds.
MIR. High was among the group of ento-
mologist~ who recently swooped down
upon the town of liaernc. Texas. follow
ing the appearance there of the pink boil
.dlcation~ of the worm IN the lioarne see
ton. but that the department of a%ericul-
|ture j maintaining - close watch over the
situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
Christmas Mail for American Forces
Abroad.

To the Public:
The time i approaching 20 give thought
Ia bringing Christmas cheer 10 the Ameri-
can soldiers and sailors abroad.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the Christmas mail I'd the Ameri-
can cxpeditionary forces ii Europe j. 80
he delivered bv Christmas morning. With
ont the fullest cooperation on thc part oi
me- public w win he impossible to accom-
pli-h this result.
The ihrcc c-~cntial respects In which The
public ran aId IN assuring y happy Christ
ma- III thc front are Ia mail early. address
i"ntellgcnlly and pack -ecuraly. For I'll
reason M i- urgently reoi Icd ihat aiI
persons having Christmas mail f0r ihr
soldiers and sailors and lhe civilian units
attached tn thc army in Europe observe
.t.eult tNa F,ifuu4rt- directions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09

here iLc dIrreior- have hropehmt foaeiLcr
Y mIrTaluu display of h~vcsfonck. ma.
rllircfE ANA agricultural. horticultural. ans
other products. Ia addition there viii b,
many attractive features of cniertninmeut
during the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
FREE STATE FAIR AT MuskoGee

MtSkoGEE. Okla, Oct. 9.-MnsLnccc
expect !" entertain many visitor, during
the remainder Of this week, the magnet "
attraction being the free State FAIR which
was opened today. With d view 10 mai
mi this years exhibition the best ever beld
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09

Solid Gold Wedding Rings Of the usual
high Rutledee standard; the best that
money can buy. nj the old reliable Rutledec
J~ewelry Store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
Directions for Mailing.

l.. Mails to reach ihe -o' iftr4in France
IN Christina ntYr.iHa lu~ " ~ H1i
later than Nutrn.cr l5.
,. Everv pnre.-e must bear cone
~picuuuly thc words -tlrI ta ,i.if."
the ro,rulctc addra-- or .he no nu fr
whom intended and "a .he MP lcft
hand corner tho nafac ani aiir MA
sender.
3. Every parrel must br packed aad
WRAP .d a Nh admit ol ea-F npe ln hy
The nn-tnaa Nn rarrl vl r d-
patrhei to France which ha- iat .hr n..i
M .er-' certificate thaf d contains uo
prohibited articles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
Your Next Visit 10 Houston viii ~ Il

complete unless You visit the w. C. mnnI
Cos. mammonih store. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09
PERSONALS

J. II. Monroe. local representative for
the Maverick Clarke Company of san An
tonic. has returned 10 Brownsville after Il
business visit 20 San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09

We will call for and deliver your suit
pressed in 80 minutes. Phone No. /, Mod
.el Laundry. tf)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09

Fur Quick Service. cleaning AMI press
ing, Phone No. I. Model Laundry. On
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-09

Make W. c. Mum Co.'S. big store your
headquarters when in Houston next.
Everything provided for your convenience.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16
pradbtzG inbanS fiir
,,OemtIbs2lmerika"!
9i( i%utereiante ~ianftrierte 8Oden.
iarift Der SdgIiden 5ma9a
Srlbiue,

8iele 2eier bon n9eutid.a meri.
ia, Der bitoriihen un0 bodintereI.
ianten 3eitidrift Der Gaslifen
Omaha Gribiine, baden ben @uniG
geouBert, oieielbe einbtnoen unO ouf.
beipabren al f6nnen. Nir fuuroen
oaour1 beranIoBt, eirter ginban6
heritellen gu Ioiien u10 gum Ser.
faltf aa brtneer, Der ben Qeiern Be.
Iesenbeit eibt, bieie epodemaaenbe
8eitidrift ouf3ubetpobren, bonn In
ipdterer 3eit tpiro Elm Snbrgona
oieier 3eiti6rift bon erbobtem @er.
te ieitt.
Die Git6dttoe umfaiiett 0ie Muul.
mern oreier Monate ODER zines gan.
8en Sobrgan8s. sic ftnO iebr ge.
idntafboa init idpdr8em llmihlaq
un0 gol0ener aufidrift bergelteat,
un0 peroen cine 8teroe ie0er 8i.
bIiotBet btl6en.
Die 4reiie Der Ginbanoe finn
ipie folgt: goaitdroiger Sabrgaug,
alle ghurnlrern bonn 4bonnenten ge.
liefert, aabunoen $t.75.
SHE Rtmmern zines 8terteLiob.
res, BON Qlbouneiten geliefert, ge.
buttoen, $3.50.
8oditan0iger Sabrgong, ous
Rllmmern bon 9eutid. amerifa bon
Der Gagliden 2mabo Gribiine mad.
geliefert, gebunben, $500.
4ae gfumnietn zines 8iertefiob,
res, bon Der Sd0li9en Omaha Gri.
btine nataeliefert, ~gebun6en $3.50.
4orto ertrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-16
ABLE

H aardrtfert, SIR SdrnIetoen gu
betlen lal6 bietet Sbuen uugeit6rten
s@hf0f nohts ufl0 @nergte mdhren6
Des cages. aift ale SornIeinen
K5nnen erfoIgret6 NIT 8nlmiportb
T0bEetten beban6elt tDeroen, treffen
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