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SUICIDE BY SON
POWDER MAGNATE

~ ANaoetated FFeHs-I
OGDEN. Utah. oct 5-Gerald +,
nu Pont aged % years, son Of the
powder manufacturer OF Wilmington
Del. and New York City. committed
suicide here yesterday afternoon
shortly after leavins the hospital
where be had been for the past sev
eral DAYS suffering from a aeryou.
breakdown
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MRS. MOONEY APPLIES
FOR EARLY RELEASE

tny Associated Press.)
. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. .
. 5. Mrs Rena Mooney, acquitted =
. OF murder as the result Of the .
= bomb explosion here, today filed =
ga writ of haebas corpus to =
. secure release on bail She was =
. acquitted on one charge, but =
. eight other charges are pending. .
. . . . . . Ne = . . = .
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MEXICAN OIL MEN
OUT ON STRIKE
LABOR TROUBLES AT TAMPlco
MAY CLOSE THE Oh
REFINERlEs.

MEXICO CITY, oct. 5.--A strike
in the shops of the Aguilla Oil Com
pany at Tampico spread to work
men Of the refinery, but only part
of the refinery workers went out.
The company has been able to con-
tinue to ship oil without delay.
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tHT AhaOeih'e"
WASHINGTON, Oct "Details
d the Italian cruiser Aquil's fight
IN the Adriatic with Austrian air
NAMES, destroyers and cruisers,
reaching here today from Rome, add
70 yesterdays cable account a thrill
me story of how the gallant Italian
.hlO. while fighting a fire in her
avn hold, drove off the destroyers,
sss bombed by the hydro-airplanes
md single-handed engaged three Aus
tran cruisers until help came up, and
then safely got to port under her
oSn steam.
The Italian naval commander hav-
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GOES TO PORTUGAL.

Correspondence Associated Press.)
MEXICO CITY, Sept. -.-Alejan-
dro Padillary Bell. who has been
minister Of Spain to Mexico since
July 1916. has left Mexico to as
sumo his new post as minister to
Portugal
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NUTMOUS MILITANTS
FACE GRAVE CHARGE
svFFRAeETTEs IN WASHINGTON
WoRkHousE TOO HAsTY
IN THEIR WRATH.

- NAaoetateu f-reaa.t
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct g.
Aaitants of the women's party sery-
ING time in the District OF Colum-
pa workhouse for White House dem
Oastrations are charged with mutiny
8 result Of their rough and tumbl 2
nght with their guards and negro
women prisoners. The superintend
ens was Suspended pending an In
ealry. The mllitants thought one
their number was about to be
slVen only bread and water and re
saled her removal
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The British army is now en-
trenched on the crest of most of the
high ground in the Ypres salient, as
the result of the drive on an eight
mile front, Driven from the high
ground the Germans now have to go
uphill against the British. while the
British artillery throws shells on the
defenses and lines Of communication.
Haig's stroke surprised the Ger
mans. who we're about to renew at
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cARRANZA COMMANDER
STARTS FRESH REVOLT

BROWNSVILLE, Tex Oct 81
General Porffrio Gonzales, former
Carranza commander, is reported to
have started revolt against the
Mexican government
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TURKESTAN IN
STATE OF WAR
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN FULL
SWING IN PROVINCE OF,
RUSSIA.

PETROGRAD. Oct. 5.-The gov
ernment has declared a state of war
in Turkestan, where a revolution
broke out recently The situation
was becoming normal, but flared up
again as a protest against sending
a punitive expedition. and the coun-
ell of workmens and soldiers dele
gates in Tashkent, the capital, has
proclaimed a general strike.
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TO BRING OUR BOYS
UNDER STARS AND STRIPES

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The bill
to repatriate Americans who Joined
the allied military forces now awaits
only the presidents signature
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WASHINGTON. Oct s-Cen
.'ahzaiion Of appropriation authority
single house committee has
sssa lndeFsed by the president. Ae
- uill he urged asst sesasaa
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CHICAGO, Oct with fair
weather promised for the opening
game of the world series tomorrow
between the New York Nationals
and the Chicago Americans and the
ticket scalpers apparently routed,
the invaders romped through prac-
tice game with the Chicago Nation
ais, the Cubs winning to q
The recent bold announcement of
those who, as brokers, work in be-
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PUBLIC WILL BENEFIT
FROM WAR PRICES

WASHINGTON. Oct sou and
gasoline refiners have been informed
by the federal trade commission hat
the government will insist that the
public share IN all war prices to be-
fixed
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tIIy Associated PrensJ

Wy NHHUtIHItu FFcH8sI
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--Rain so frost
bitten that it looked like snow broke
over the stage set for tie first world
series games today, but the weather.
man said with conviction, "It will
be fair and cool tomorrow"
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TO-DAY AND A YEAR AGO

Official readings of the ther- 4
mometer by the United States Z
observer at Topopah
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THE WEATHER

generally Cloudy Tonight and
Saturday.
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HooIepclt rcrimc6t
fic6 81 rcd1tfcrti9en!

9Biter SAT, 80. g., 3. Oft.
Sol. g~tooiebeIt modte beltte befonnt,
6oB Gin @aridt Der 5rautfurter Sci.
tltng nidt ouf 8a6rbeit berube, ion.
bern 31 ieinen ltnguniten entitellt
iuuroe. 9as oben ber0ffentlidte
8Intt ber0HentIidte cine aonferen8
GooiebeIt, 8ur 3eit als 6ie.
fer nod 4rdIi0ent NOR, nit benz 0as
maliget oeutiden @eian0ten. SIN
2aife 0ieier u~nterreouug, 10 aibt
oieie 3eittng alL dltBerte iid nGeo.
on" onbin, bob err nit Dem &oloniia.
tion8plon Der 3eutiden in eineut
iii0li6en 6toot 8rofiLiens poQitdns
Dig einberftan0en D1re.
SeBt ~nlerbings bebauptet Der
nGoerneI", SAB oies cine 8%erorebung
Der Gatioden ei bn er MIR bernerf
te, oaB bic Geutihen iidjerIif mill
foulnene @inman0erer fin 8raiiliett
MAIDEN miir0en, gerooe pie tie eS in
Den @ereinigten Gtooten iei, 0oB bie
0elttiAe Gegierung o6er nidt ben
8eriud modem Iollte, &ontroae il6er
oieIe3 2dn0 SIT erbatten.
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Yin BranScis Gbeater!

Ser bcrii9utte irii6e 2i~e0eriditger
s5i8f G'Soru, meIder tuGbreno Otelet
g8ode i'm 8rauoeis &beoter pabre
Griumbfe feiert, miro ud9ite 8ode
nieoer Sen o9ranoei8 &lnDers~
4loB MAIDEN Die cine ii0ele &ont6.
Ole: gG9e ROAD to AappiueB", bon
8iaiam So08e, sur 4~uffitbruug
bringen. 9ieies Stitf, lpel6e5 i'm
gor8en 2an0e nit 9roBtem @rfolg
geipielt pltr0e, miro aud Dem bielt-
gen 8llbIifum oefaaen un0 Den 1tll-
geteilten 9eifaa Ser 8eIlder finoen.
8ie in ben bDrbergebenoeu &oritet-
lttngen boben aud bel 0ieier Seer
9arrp Minttrn un0 6rGulein
S9oeulofer, iopie oua 6rdalein 9ta.
iorie 9ani8 Die f%ibreu0en 9toaen
inne, 10 oaB 0ert Stild elm 9fieIen.
erfolg berbiirat lit. @(uA Die relt-
lide Gollen6eiebung lit, pte man es
nidt onOerS BON Sen o8ranoei8
&lugerS" gelpobnt lit. groBartig 3l
nennen 1tnO bietet je0en Wtitglieo
0ieler aiiultEertruppe bette @eleqeu-
belt, ieiu tuabres &0nneu gu 3etgen.
9loiitfi3ierte ai5eigen IN ser
Gri6ine bringen CUTE &eiultate.
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KarI II. Haticr
Wnbclim kcmferiercn!

9lniteroant ilber 2onooh 3. DIT
Giner in Berlin beroffentlidtet
of15ieaen 8efanntmo6ung Sufolge
bot aoiier 8il9elm ouf i%eirter gtiif-
reiie aus gtln1Gnien ben 9aiier &arl
BON 9elterreiG IN 38teois, Deter.
reid, getroffeu. Die beioat Serr-
ider ipraden Die gr6Bte 8efrieoi-
gltrig iiber ben 8erlouf Der 3uinm.
menfllnft aus, 6ie linen @elegenbeit
9ege6en fat, nieoerllm polliges Gin
~oernebmen ii6er militdrii6e ltnO po.
litiide 3ieIc an ben Sag gu Iegen.
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Senm O. Deuuep frcititf
3tt1 BON u0pp league!

8aiGington 8. Oft. 5rolt
George 9epep, Die @itpe be8 aomi.
rails bat IN einen1 8rief an Grau
Sanles Carroll Graier, sic goritten-
sc oe8 gu8iduiieB, erfldrt, ooB iie
niht Idnger G9ren.8 oes
Comfort &omitee iein min.
Gle iagt ibr ein3iger @unid Iet,
ben 8loniafen at beIfen uno glarbt,
6ies beiier in anoerer @Giie TIM 8u
tonnen ais in Der bon Der &iga ort-
geDar0ten.
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11iarktberi6te

Omaha. 99ebr., 8. Oft.
- 8ufubr 1880.
grima i6uere @eebes 1900
1900.
Suite Ii. bette 9eeoe8 14.Oo-
1900.
MitteIm. 9eebes t2.00-13.50.
@epobul. 8eeDe8 S,00-11.00.
@nte uno bette SdBrlinge 400
1880.
@ittelm. Sabrlinge 13.00-1400
Bep09Rl. Sdbrlinge 7.50-12.00.
8rima i6pere 9eebeS 1900
14.25.
@utc mo bette 9ee0e8 1000
1900.
Mittclm. @eidesg ecocs 800
1000.
0eip06ntide geebes 7.50-8.75
ailbe unO Sellers felt bis itdrfer.
@ute Bis bette Sellers S.00-9.25
@lte uno bette aii6a 1880.
Mittelm. ailbe 6.50-7.50.
@eiu66nlide qilbe 5.00-6.25.
5toders uuO 5ecoerS felt bis
uieOriger.
Corn Seeding stiers 1000
1926.
@ute, bette 5eeoers s.50-10.00.
Mi%tteImaBige 7.50-s.6O.
@elp0bnlihe 6.00-7.00.
@rte, bette Stoders S.50-t0.00.
Stod 3eiierg 6.50-S.O0.
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6ie IS 3oG @rGBe mer0an 678 gar6
363olligeS Bacterial ben1tigt. 3a8
alci0 lit ant unteren @n0e 1tugeiabr
8 CARO- melt. @rei5 10 Gents,
2t89. 9omen6GuIe. Sn feds
@r6Ben: 81, So, 80, 40, AZ un0 Al
3oG 8uitentpGite. Sir Die SO 3oll
@r0Be tperoen 81 gar0 2780lige8
@1atcrio( ben6tigt. 9rei8 10 Gents.
2t75. alei0 fir Ma04en ur0
f[eine Grolen. 5rt oret @r6Ben:
16, is uno 20 Sabre. Sir 0ie is
Sabre @roBe meroen 685 garO a.
30lige8 Materinl benotiqt. Ser Sod
1T OIL ultaren Gn0e 1tt8efdbr 31s
yar0 melt.
2183. M2d6detlflei6. Sn bier
@r6Ben: 9, A, 6 uno s Sabre. SIR
Die 6 Sabre @rGBe iper0eu ~ gar0
fir Ole @uintpe ttr0 21b GARD 81
OfnoRa Grtban
pattern Dept.
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GGieaap Marft6eridt.

GbIcago, 81, 3. Of.
&inSOieg - 3liubr 1900; Morft
felt Bis fart.
5dpcine = 3ufu6r 1900; sc 30
Der.
S6diter 8reiS 1850.
9ur6I6nitt8preis 18.50-19.50.
Sdafe - 3ufpbr 10000; @arft
feIt bis 25c B66er.
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Ct. 9nien6. Mfnrftbrriff.

Ct. 30iapb, DO, 3. 8tf.
9iinSOie6--3ufu3r $500; 8roipect8
felt.
S6i0cine - 8ufl6r 220O; @6ip.
per8 t0-15c b0ber, @aders lang
lam.
S66iRr Grcis 1866.
Qurdi6uittspreis 19.00-t9.50.
Saafc - 3ufubr 1900; '&rolpect8
bo9er.
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aanias Sin Msorft6eridt.

&ania8 gitp Mo., 3. Oft.
GinObie9 = 8ufttbr 10000; @orft
lnngiatL meiIten8 felt.
SdlDeiae = 3ufubr 5000; bette felt
bis 10c b6ber, nnoere Iaugiam
1tn0 nieoriger.
S0dIter 8rei8 1885.
9ur6idnittspreis 18. 50-19.50.
Sdafe = 3uht5r 10000; 25-35c
bober.
8efitterte 2dminer 1925.
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srnnfrsidi renniriert ale sdiffe.

9orts, s. Gftober. &rafoent
9oincore Bat Elm 9cfret unter3eid.
net, meldes Die 9eidIognalme bon
acknowledgements anf allen
Gdutpfern fran3oiiiden aatierten
mo n~eltraIen fir Den Jte8iertmgs-
0ienit boriiebt.
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idid1te berurtaiIt Do.
Dor oieier Shm0e m6dten mir,
aus 2iqbe au mieret ainoerrL Die
@nlerifoner eeuannt meroen Die 9ta.
ton beDabrt iebenl"
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Gtod aiibe 6.00-7.50.
Gtod adt6er 6.50-9,50.
Seal adlber 8.00-12.00.
8lla ut0 Gtags 5.5O-7.50.
- Sufubr 1890; 1920
nieoriger.
4ur6idnitt8preis t8.75-18.95,
SGdIter 8reis 1885.
- 8ufttDr $4,000; Rarft
idpa6 Bis 10--25c uieoriger.
2Gmmer Itdrf BIS 10c bober.
@ute uno bette 2ammer 1850
1910.
@utc unb bette SdbrIiuge 1900
1850.
@ltte ln0 bette @io0ers 1900
1850
Gute nn0 bette @ntteridofe 1850
-11.15.
9ee0er 2duHier 17~.50--t8.75.
6ee0er SabrIiuge 12.00-t3.75.
6ee0er Mrtteridofe 6.00-11.00
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aomaba-s sun Center

@RE~RR@TT1 SdaJ. Mats., f5-25.50g
abenbB, 45.25.5o.75e.
mor6a1a aebt nod Bor6eIaug Der 4araoe N
bic 6nbe.
ebfSyeI fir af.EdrsBeB gsodle: Sole ggbfn's
2unbpn &elles
i5tiif Seoer afasarsHen 9elinter ioaie oieie
psogiienifnd ieheil. 20 geroHea IN Iruppe.
s0 reisefbe Observation-Disclosures taGli9.
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2t68. Gin brnftiide8 Sdiir8en.
mooeQ. Sn bier @r0Ben: fIein 80
81, mittelgroB 36-38, groB 40
AZ uuo ertragroB 44--46 BOT
8iiitentpeite. Sir Die aaittelgr1Be
peroen 61B GARD $685. Is @late-
rial %ben6ti8t. 8rei8 10 @entS.
2t92. 9}d0denmanteG. Sn flint
@rGBen: 6, s, 10, IL un0 ia Sabre.
Sir Die Ia Sabre @roBe par6en Az
gar0 543olltqes @}ateriqt beu6tigt.
&rei8 10 Gents.
2004. aleio fir jnnge 8oman.
SS5t orei @r6Beu: t2, IA urtO 16
Sabre. Sir Die ID Sabre @r6Be
tperoeu 5A Uor0 363oaige5 @lote-
rial bett0tigt. @rei8 10 Gents.
2170. Gin i0eales San8f(ei0. Sr
Iie6en @r6Ben. 81, So, 50, 40, AZ,
A u1l0 46 3oa giitempeite. Sin
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Ole dltefen 8ege Ser @ienidbeit
Iino bic Srrpeoe. p8ir aingen ale
IN Der SIRE ME SdafG" beiBt e.
beim 8ropbaten Seiatos.
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Sran5cfen prciicn
Has II. s. Hcte 1trctS!
Miaiunenenbe mirS fir beSiirFtiee
SoloatenfamiIien geruenOnns
finben.

Bdris, 8. Oft. - Inter gltt.
tiinoiaung oes @eidluHes. 0es
Rrieasrotes nes afneritaniiden $40.
ten areu5es, Die Gumne bon ST..
100000 fiir beoiiritige Somilien an
Der 6ront at ~beipiaigeiL iogt Die
@obos gnentur: Bon Oem @inIhe
beieeIt, oas @e0ddtnis ser 6ur1
gnfapette un0 Homambeau iltlitrier.
Ten nlteu fran5oiti6.amorifaniiden
Naffenbrii0er an e6rer, bat Der
ariegsrot oes omerifaniiden Goten
areu3es beidIoiien, Ole Sumne bon
100000 5rancs oiis5umerfen, Inn
Die Gage Der be0iiritiqen 6arnilien
bon al Der Sront ite1Gnoen Wtdt.
llern 5it berbeiiern. Sin Seil miro
Den MiIit1rbeb6r6en 5peds 8rteis
lung an Sfii3iere, llntcroffi3iere un0
Miannidniten iberge6en meroert, Die
berpnuoet o0er franf, am meiiteu
iinter oeul arie9e g~eIitten bnben.
Ger gr6bere &eil bingegen miro fir
Sic @erteilung ourd 8r0iioenten
Ser @eneralrdte un0 Grdfetten re.
ierbier tperoen. Ser &Ian nnroe
inter Der 2eitltrg un0 nit Der 3tt.
(tiinnlinq 0es @enerolmajor8 o1tsge.
arbeitet. Ger altsIon08miniIter gtibot
Itattete Qtajor Mlurp9n Der i'm bon
Dem @lone oes &oten arelt3e8 in
0enntnis iette, ieinen mdrnIten
9onf alb.
GronfreiAs 0ffentlide Meinung
miro oieien nciteren nertooaeu 8es
fpeis nmerifaniiher Soli0oritdt allfs
b0dite miirbigen uuo ipe8iel our6
Die Geierbierung eires ipe3iellen
Cells oieier el1n5enoen 2ibernIitdt
fir bic offiipierten uHO bermiiiteten
9itritte an9eae4m berii9rt rperocn. q
@lnior @crtius wirO aommihar
fir Gpte8 Sirens.
Qaris, s. Oft. - @taior Sanles
8. 8erfins. Der friibcre @retutib.
Weihoftsleitcr Der 9}ationol GitD
golf BON Sem gorf, welder 9i-
RECTOR ocS 3eportements fit milf
tdriihe Mngele9eubeiten Oe8 &oten
Arel8es mar. lit 8urt aommiiiar
oes olnerifnniiden Gotcn arell8es
lii 6runfrei6 ernannt wor0en.
Cornelius q. Bib un0 Charles
G. glorton, bonn a~riegsrot 0es alne-
rifaniiaett Noten &relt8eS, iin6. IN
9'oris angeIangt unS ftr8 ooraui
Al elmer Snlpeftionstour Der 3dtig.
feit oes Goten areu5es in Jranf'
reid ipeitergereijt.
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80Iioeg 02oteriQl fir sos aleiO BE.
n1tint. 4reiB 10 Gents.

30Giges Wloterial fir Dos aleio Be-
n6ti9t, &reiS 10 Gents.
2t84-21S7. Glegoates oreifeili.
Qes aoitiim. @eiitbluie 21S4 III fie-
ben @r6Ben: 81, SO, SO. 40, Az, 44
ltn0 46 3oa giiItenipeite. Sir 0ie
SO 3oQ @r6Be mer6en 23s 9aro 36-
50lige8 Bacterial fir Die 8Qilt, ulo
3$B garo fiir 0ie 8luie ben0tigt.
Rod 2187 in fieben @roBetf: %, "A,
&c, %, 80, 80 un0 81 8oa Mitfqn-
peite. Sir Die "a 3on @roBe ner-
Sen 338 garo ~368oaiges Bacterial
ben0ttgt. Ser Sod lit on nnterene
@n6e ungefdbr 215 GARD tueit. 3wei
ieporote Wftter at ie 10 Gents.
2194. 9onea.8uiupe. 5n iie=
ben @r6Ben: 81. So, So. 40. Az. Al
uno 46 3on 8aitenmeite. Sir Die
36 3oa @r6Ba per0en 2a garO 36-
5ouiges Bacterial betl0tigt.
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Omaha @~etreibcmarft.

9moba, 9eebr., 8. Oft.
8aiBe8 Gorn-
Ser. 2 10000
@elbes Gortt-
CIR. 9 t8S-tSS15
@eniidtes Gorlt-
Scr. 9 ts61A-tS712
Scr. 3 1916
8eiBer Safer-
gtr. 2 58A-59
ST. 8 $3.50
STANDARD Safer 5S15-5SM
gar. 4 5s-5SA
@arite-
@ala9erite t29-t34
6itttGraerite 1t9-12l
Goggen-
Gr. 9 1s2-1s5
Scr. 8 1s1-1s4
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" Seinite M}otiesberinge IN 60.
Qiaurers 9taitaurant, 1906 6oram
StraBe.
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(AO1NQNNvN a1 5ti;s'' i5l.
az pafitr iln gnnbrplne.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03

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Gri6lne bringen CUTE Geiultate.
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Mtaridlinie Der 4arabe.

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Garnibal- 0eindI.

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QieSi. Bun. .....15,697
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rotionen Der StaDt beriommeIt fem
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geqinn ser 9pnnitie 9ebaIten; oenn
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It6 dig elm Eriuu1pb ii6er ale frii9e-
rem SeItlihfeite1t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-12
SUPERVISORS AT
SESSION KNITTING
FOR THE SAMMIES

Knitting supervisors Is the latest
wrinkle acquired by Rock Island
county.
For view of this. which In former
days would hare been a decidedly I'M
usual scene, ali one has to do Is go to
the third floor Of the court house and
take peep In at the meeting OF the
board OF supervisors. There will be
found. at any time during the reg
ular sessions two women who are not
only attending TO their duties as sup
eTvisors but who are doing their bit
for the Sammies In the trenches at the
same time. They are Mary G. Ogden
and Alice G. Walker.
These two knitting supervisors keep
their needles flying as they listen TO
the other members of the board in the
regular transaction of business. They
put aside their knitting only when they
rise to take some active part in the
proceedings or to have their say" tc
which they are entitled as members
Seated again. they are again busy
making sweaters for the soldiers. The
male supervisors sit and watch tbs
knitters and see the handiwork take
the form of garments 1t is eonsid-
cred highly probable that if this ses.
sion OF the board Of supervisors holds
out for few more days that the mer
members may be knitting for the sol
diers, too.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-12
KIDNEY TROUBLE NOT
EASILY RECOGNIZED
Applicants for Insurance Often Re.
ieeted.

An examining physician for one of
the prominent life insurance COM
panies, in an interview of the subject,
made the astonishing statement that
one reason why SO many applicants
for insurance are rejected is because
kidney trouble is so common to the
American people, and the large ma
jority of those whose applications are
declined do not even suspect that they
have the disease.
Judging from reports from drug
gists who are constantly in direct
touch with the public. there is one
preparation that has been very sue
cessful in overcoming these condi-
tons. The mild and healing influence
OF Or. kilmers Swamp Root is soon
realized. 1t Stands the highest for its
remarkable record OF success.
We find that Swamp-Root is strict
1 ly an herbal compound and we would
advise our readers who feel in need 81
such remedy to give it trial. 1t il
on sale at all drug stores in bottles oil
two sizes, medium and large.
I However, If you wish first to test
/ this great preparation. send 10 cents
to DIR. kilmer & Co, Binghamton. \
v, for sample bottle, When writing
be sure and mention The Rock Island
! Daily Argus tAdy.a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-12
FORMER BOY SCOUTS
TO ATTEND BANQUET

All former Boy Scouts will be the
guests OF honor at a banquet to be
held Dec. 81 at $50 at the Young
Mems Christian association. The en-
tire cost of the evening will be rs
cents and every former scout is urged
to be present.
Following the banquet meeting
will be held In the Older Boys club
rooms. A program will be rendered
that will be of interest to every boy
who has been a scout.
II. M. Craig. scout executive OF Mo
line. will give talk on "Reminis-
cences of Scouting in Rock Island
He will be followed by NJ. e. Strietei
of this city, who will give short ad.
dress on the Boy Scout movement II
general.
No doubt the most interesting tall
will be given by DR.. Frank Fl. Lyon
former Danish Boy Scout, of the
emergency hospital Of the Rock Is
| land arsenal. He will tell the boy:
present of his travels abroad apd O
4 his many experiences.
It has been the aim of the formel