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3troriidf, berninftf IoTfts Der dns
btre an 9DDtn lisssH. Seeermann,
NIB por alien Dingsn bic cine, iOIteI
grtsnnsn. 6oB Gblsf Stiirmer mir
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ean6 IN gacgbsrIOn, gbarn
Coup, SoIt, Blaine mo moeren
Counties fir $500 onFwartg per
gder. @eridieoene Bargains. =
Spremt bel mir Dor. 8atban 8atts,
537 &aJton 9f., Gmobn, 9lebr.
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aatpmOba g~erFdernne.

Spe3inIrnte iir ainhiIitp 9erEdc.
ring ouf 5oro Cars, einihIieBLi6
gigentums. 5ho6en, $50 6euer. IND
9iebftobI.@ g rft6eriine st uieOrigiteu
Bretien.
GiaH GGis e SbDmpioa,
913--f4 gitD NctionaI gant gIOa
Souglds 1919. -5.1N.f7
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9GmOrrhOiSeH, 6iitsIn Enriert.
Or. 6. O. Sorrp furiert &imcrr.
bOioen, 6iitcln unO onOere Darn.
leioen obne Speration. Glr gnr0n.
tiert. SGrcibt Inn Bud iiber Dorm.
leioen, nit 8euguilIel. Gr g. 81.
Earrn 240 Dee Bldg, Onnbo.
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GsraftiTdes SGttiug.gE.g.
SIN. 4

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@Hiffdeit tiH6 bic Gage Der 4hnDe tyirh Id
iiebefl iebr oeuiiiceH nnb tnbeLiag ge3eimleter
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ben hodiien aHQroeriinge1 Der B105ruders
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ZEN AebinPaRgen, 81 fpetnen es al babea I'D
1ieies 8u@ tut 12c p~ortofrei pet Hpit bers
lgnbt.
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MIg Gblef III da:rbeiter 2aiins Bill
greepe emportis ipollte ibu Elm lin
aaen onipan3eln, oa er SbdFilOs
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maade bon linen gprteils erhoFftsn
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hit Dslt2
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II oa ii unbtItrittrn gtumero Sins
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geiH Better ein gsniales Gfab lei, iuit
bhnt ihn, GsleF, cine llnlipertung inE
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na hiifen bic grandchildren SoenI
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herantommsn! J6 0erbtiiF Iba bird
nDigs unbeFdnsen9tit. Dds III I'M
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fsib aegsi1 bic aaHts oss SoTas
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Is BID. IangItens Bis iibtrmOzssn in
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9eitc Sarnen i'm neItlihrn Soma
inio alien SeiIen rol Mfpr0sta su
sdlIaea 8reIiea uno eanitoeB 3aa-
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,,Gift ucpelttes"
8u6 SEQ. 6.
gsM abellas Gsrbsit.

g4gfsia @hidfuuetn ,tr Hebaentsasha4nFs
n adEeiarbejE 1ann hHoet bieEtsi esiAsnls
la a,,5 ma & 4sr s:s Non
Ioiheiflq1eL &6ifbnetL ssdbtditen, gam6ds
idllen, gtioerSeulsl. foipte enc Wieras an
herfr dbHltder slFiife, bic duBern lei6t Ser
dhiteueH ilfb. u1a ben Qwpianafrn bieIe
6renbe b~erettet. Gie filben fnfeE Der er6ken
slnspdbi Nber ods Rofenee I'm g6re Fpss
ipGtleleu poer IefdfntEn.
9tss 2a@ far l2c poriofrei per 8oil utss
feabt
Idslldls Enaba ESgbnAe
1871 sSlSurb straRs ruaaa, Esbr.
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6dkclbM6

Bon abeItHe- GerbsL
Gdffl9ird gr. q nie bier 1eBeiaf, effbdII
aiares iunneH uEh ueueite W2ultet fir agbdfelts
Elaiate ifH6 Spieet Abbtl6iiHGen uar LIMB
0Fntiim uno te1er s5aceH 1T III Ieben. gis
isinen nini fehiaebeH iH sinferfpIasn bieieI
aei tHaarcleA EpiteH nlb @iufdBgs ME EQGi
9 esBraitt iIr IGiheHfa6et, @oI9dnde. led
sib &ons Sebes SUD III fiiE ia eli
9aH5ea afo ifin gdiiiex 3~sueiug1l ellbalten
Nsiaf srGu foaie obne 6iefes Bn1 fetA.
Giefes sl9 FIT i2r pOttefref pr 3ioif beri
fanbt.
Sdglide Emaba SribiiHe,
1911 6Opnro CIR. Endha, 9lebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

5 Nder aartuffcl.S rofte. $227.50
mthpdrts. 3ablbar $500 au5ab.
lung, $500 per Monat. @ir be.
mirtidoften ocn Craft. Sic erbalten
5iuei 6iinftel Der Grnte. 8erlangt
g~rtl1rnngen iiber @nnssrforO gota.
to @roucrS' Slii'n, Is. uno SoiuarO
Ctr. G0ug. 9371. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

DmrH Meinc ,,DerI0nets1ln5ciocn" mfrs be-
fricSiot, wcr Pilfe min i'm Pailc, atlf sem
ranSc cNcr Scr Sabrik, ucr kaMfcn cccr rcrz
kamfcm min, wcr 2lrbcit cccr Gcgdaftsz
anl6lMf IMdbt, tpcr cttu0s u~crlcrcn bat c0cr
tUcr Kapital braidpt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

Saelidt Cmaba sribine.
1911 6Dmor6 Ctr. Emaha, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

9 rIaHat-@elbIia.

@erlauet; - Suites MldOhen fir
Sausorbeit; fIeiue Snmilie. @nInut
1894. -3.5st7
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llbr moreenS bis 6 llbr obenoe. g..
Omaha @iineraIpoiier. Doug. 1853.
-7s10s17
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gcrIaust-I aunlidI.

aas preismireigfte GErn BEL Better
Stump. Gertfde aiHde. 1908
9ooge StroBe 2 Stof. MobIaeiten
10 Gents. #.
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Suet P6kelbm6
ri. 4.
Bon Sane Goeb.

s4Iet 5dfeIbu@ Sr. /, ME bler essksaf,
enthhIt u ~petiunaei1 uiib tpitiherfn0ne Jfns
itraisoneH fit ale Arten bon 5IetsSdieIarbets
ten taIo arelgifiden. Seoe fSrau lrelteifkrt.
bas NeusIte IN Wlitern Su betunmeu. m1as
meu Gle 6afelarb<lf2 Genoeu Gle bireft f1f
bieies Ml,n, peides tns rethbnItigite nn6 kiE
.Itgite @pufierbrn III. Gs errei1t cher ben
Afped, nIs gicber bon % bts 80 Gents,
iiebcl 200 Wslfsr ab8ebtIDet.
9tefes 9ub ifr 12c pcrtcfrei per goii btEs
lanet.
SGaIide Cmaba sribHae,
1911 SDuar6 Ctr. Omaha, WebT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

Iungsbeoingungen.
s.. y. @nIbrun, 1867 Omaha
Sectional 8anf 8log., Omaha. Neb
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BcMScir ucslioces
~ D.
@oa a3s{tns hBtbsL

9lEs Hiis1 enfbait ME efs ahrarkr 81,
DIR 6s0r Tame cine drobe ainsnaSI I'm
Ifliiinpen fhr SdfslGsbfteh, 6efonhers flr
oas 9ou5oir 0loli 1Hnet elie gEoKe ans
soil dluiIer bon Mirrqeufiei6ern. Adbpdm.
stubeH Wtiieliftden, 3embengaNens Aa4t
aiabeEbettsr. Saar6fbaliern. gsttunea M
fIffirif4e 3ampeH, 9sdbfifiiea afb. Esr
fciis oisies 8t1es niFo isbcr Edfie bon arc
.ser AekfH fem uno ihr ffn Eeranifaen Be-
rt.ien. 91aH ffxfibe fsferf unt bnSieIke
Siees Su6 tut re p~0rioisei per 90ii sst.
snaoi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

@crlanst: Gii6tiees MidOderl
iiir sSausarbeit. 5102 UNDERWOOD
4pe.. Gel. Mnlnut 1921. -33.II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

Douglas GDnnt1 Jarmcn.-300
ader, $780, 100 slder, SITS; -
so Ader $3.50; 40 ader. $3.50.
50. Z. Smith 60, 914 GitD 9atio.
nal Bunf BLDG. III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02

Slid briageaSe Sranringe BEL Bro
oegnoros, 16. llno Douglas 5h.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
1tiIacps cinoerie

Mis An frAperen S0breu sGf6szei~, 70 IN
inrrf umfeter TranenpeIi eeipor0eft Ii Ser
freEM sci. be fe tbren BIidien abges
iof1nt. tino barjn Bat fe ai9 Rsmt, ba
enbHe3 mlb bDm 5igIeinf AitIimes flr feline
S1eurbe cher i1 ieibFt berflelIen farm. Hos
Bet YoniHt ibr ais gutter 8~tgtgeber ufiffr Bun
WiIabpe 2ltaerte bon Gur4a SofHes aur 9tIs
bon 9aien oper COOS iinb febr ntebIl4e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wfuiier bon 5nnIs. 4nn4
tofeIn, Gg66en, SnnotdldeT. 5auhmen unn
Nletdrbetteu Sarsn enthnIief, tueEna rhits
sSrone oroben BstinI1 fluben sper6en. gAus
men eie Mot nit Der Beftelifia bieitr ftenes
ten Mt6qubf,
Didss 6i@ fit 12c portOfyei Der gsois bsrs
Einnct.
SagIiHe Omaha 5ribane,
1911 SDmarS Ctr. OMAHA, mtbr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Bier an SaaIe eemadt.

Bier 5n Daaie gcmndlt.
gor5iieIides 2%ngerbier, ionie fei-
ne 2if0rc 81 6nuie bereitet 5a germ.
qen Soften, obne 0eitiaotion ooer
8rauapporate. Strene Iegitim. Gin.
seI1eiten, ioluie qroBeg grdnien.
fonpon fret. 3. arofft, Dor
1868, San Sroneisco, gal.-3.6-f7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-25

Unless the signs fail. Richmond is
due to have the greatest twelve months
in its entire history, speaking from
the commercial standpoint Although
the FIRST half of 1917 is not quite COM
pletc. reports from all lines indicate
that the year will be the heaviest the
city has ever known for manufacturing.
jobbinS and banking.
Richmond reached its high water
mark In 1912, the general depression
OF the following year setting II back,
while the world war starting the fol-
lowing year nladc recovery slow. In
1915 and 1916, however. the business
barometer rose gradually. The full
fruits. however. will be rcaped this
year.
The yenr 1912 saw the largest num-
Der Of men employed here. but this
figure will be exceeded BY several
thousand in 1917. All manufacturing
plants are now operating at full force
with more men employed than ever be-
fore. Where there were 32.577 men
employed in manufacturing plants here
in 1912. there will be not less than
10000 for the present year.
In diversity of manufacturing. Rich
mond has developed considerably since
1911. AT that time there were 1871
plants. as compared with 2.1o3 plants
In 1916. In 1911 tho annual sales
amounted to ;es.7o7.64o but in 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-25
EN0CH ARDEN ROMANCE
HAS HAPPY ENDING
Reunited with wife and Daughter
Whom He Left Eighteen
Years Aro.

LANCASTER, VA. June ga story
that rivals the romance of Tennyson's
"Enoch Arden" has just como to light
in this part of the world. Twenty
years ago william Sampson. residing
near Browns Store, in Northumber-
land County. took unto himself n wife
In that locality. and lived happily with
her for two years, in the course of
which n daughter was born to them.
Soon after the birth of the daughter
Sampson disappeared, and during the
following eighteen years neither his
wife nor any other member Of his
family heard anything from him. In
due course Of time his wife. thinking
that he was dead. got a divorce and
she bore several children. Two years
ago Bryant died. leaving his wife a
widow for second time. And now
comes the romance of tho story. Will
liam Sampson, who had been living
all these years in Detroit. Mich, sud-
denly turned up at his old home about
ten days ago. to the surprise of his
friends and relatives; and finding that
his former wife was widow. wrote
to her and hts daughter. who Is now
grown woman, asking II they would
like to see him. On receiving an at
flrmative reply he FASTENED homo,
whore he was received with open arms.
AS q result Of the visit william Samp-
son and his former wife were re-
married last week. and arc now living
happily together in, the Same COM
nunity whers they were born and
reared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-25
TO buy LAND IN VIRGINIA
FOR NATIONAL FOREST
Tract OF 1900 Acres In smyth
County Approved for Purchase by
National Commission.
OTHER LANDS ALSO CHOSEN
Holdings in Roclsbridge, Amherst
and Botctourt Also Will Be
Taken Over-Total Requirement
Is 1.456,2OO Acres.
>, [spscial to The Times-Dispatch.l

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
=, WASHINGTON. June 24.-The Ma
tional Forest Reservation Commission
mas approved the purchase OF 5l.9l6
acres of land In tho White Mountains
ana Southern Appalachians for inclu-
sion In tho national forests OF those
regions The two largest and most i'm
portnnt tracts. whose purchase was au-
thortzed. arc one Of 200 acres on the
white Top National Forest In Smyth
County, Va. and another Of 10000 acres
on the Savannah National Forest. on
the Taiiulah River. in Rabun and Hab-
eIsham Counties. Ga. The land on the
Tallulah River is the first which has
been acquired on the head waters Of
this stream. and it's acquisition by tho
government was considered as import
ant on account &c the large power de-
Yelopments which; have been made at
Tallulah Falls. The purchase of three
additional tracts. with q total OF 1908
acres. was authorized on the Savannah
National Forest.
The purchase OF forty different tracts
comprising approximately 1850 acres.
on the Alabama National Forest. In
Lawrence County. Ala. was ordered
This will raise the total government
acres. In Rockbridge. Amherst and
Sotetourt Counties. Va. 1884 acres
wore approved for purchase on the
Natural Bridge National Forest On
tho Chsrokee National Forest. in Nc
MINI and Monroe Counties. Tenn, the
acquisition % 1856 acres was decided
upon. The remainder of the land APP
proved by the commission consisted Of
tracts Of varying size in Yancey and
Mcdowell Counties. y. c., on the Mt.
Mitchell National Forest: In Shenan-
doah County. Va. on the Massanutten
National Forest: in Randolph and
Hardy Counties, w. Va. on the Monon-
EahSIa and Potomac National Forest
ard Fannin County Ga. on the Geor-
Sia National Forest.
With the addition OF the tracts ap-
proved by the commission to-day the
total amount which tho government has
purchased or Is acquiring under the
Weeks law is raised TO l.455.20O acres.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-25

the sales had climbed to slo7.2os.4s3
The banner year Of 1912 had annual
sales of s101.209.493. but there was a
decrease in 1913 and 1914, with in
creases in the following years. The
volume Of 1916 was nearly $4,000. 900
more than in 1915.
There has been a gradual increase
here in tho volume of the jobbing
sales each year since 1911. the figures
jumping from s7S.2s7.750 to sS2.e5S. $50
in 1916. During that period the capital
invested Increased from s13.4S1.55O to
sl41o5.50o. The capital invested in
manufacturing hero in 1911 amounted
to 335,35i,505 and increased to s36,-
47I.30o in 1916.
There is little possibility that 1917
will be as big year as 1912 in the
building line. Building operations for
that year set a mark which will be
difficult to equal. The total business
new and old. amounted to s6.255.711.
Last year the total was $4.927.3e6, the
greatest amount since 1912.
Bank c!earings for 1917 can only be
guessed at. The banking business of
Richmond is leapinE forward with
giant strides and no goal seems too
great. The figures for 1911 were s3l2.-
574.30l. In 1916 the volume had in
creased to ss3o,27l.s7s. The increase
in 1915 over 1915 amounted to $685.
l0i,234.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-25
WHITE PINE BLISTER RUST
Co-ope ration Urged In Survey for DIM
Eerous Disease introduced
From GERMANY.

WASHINGTON. June 24.-In an cf-
fort to locate all plantations and pri-
vate paintings OF white pine in the
United States, in order that more cf-
vent the spread OF the destructive white
pine blister rust. the United States
Department of Agriculture. in CO.
operation with the States is making
survey OF the rlanted white pine and
white pine nursery stock OF the coun-
try.
In this work tho department and its
collaborators are DESTROYS OF receiving
the cooperation OF al! tree lovers. all
forest owners. and all organizations
such as the Boy Scouts. which are
working for the public welfare.
All persons interested in saving
white pines. the department states. can
help by sending post card 10 the
ONCE of Forest Pathology. United
States Department OF Agriculture.
and owner Of any white pines known
to them which were grown from nurs-
cry stock and the approximate num-
Der and height OF the trees. Both the
writer and the owner will be sent
copy of Farmers Bulletin 742, THE
White Pine Blister Rust" This pub
lication has colorcd illustrations OF the
rust. and descriptive matter which
will make It pssible for the reader TO
recognise the disease If it has become
developed in his neighborhood
This rust disease Of the five
needed or white pines. is known to
be very dangerous to the white pine
forests in Europe. 1t invaded this
country between 1904 and 1912 in ship
ments OF nursery stock. mostly from
Germany. Between these dates prob
ably 100000 small white pine trees
were imported. most OF them coming
to the New England States. Many
shipments, however are known to
have been made to the States OF Ohio.
Michigan, Illinois. Indiana. Iowa and
Minnesota, and to have been sent out
by nursery men to parks. cemeteries
and private planters
a popularity OF the rust parasite
is that II has two classes OF hosts.
is. currants and goosehcrries. AS far
as known. the disease cannot pass from
pine to pine. but must pass from pine
to the currant or Gooseberry, and then
back to the pine. On the pines the
disease takes the form OF blister or
canker. and has been found on ma in
stem. branch and twig. On the cur
rant and goosebcrry the rust forms
small orange spots or minute orange
or brown hairlike projections on the
under side of the leaf The life his
tory OF the organism causing the
blister rust is very similar to that
causing the cedar apple rust. which
spreads from the red cedar to the
apple leaf. and to that causing the
wheat rust. which spreads from the
barberry bush to the wheat plant.
The blister rust was first found in
this country on currants in 1906, but
IL did not again make its appearance
until 1909
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-25

to the roadway and fight 1t out. All
four men set upon Devlin. He knocked
one down. and this man. arising, drew
revolver from his pocket and fired
twice at the detective. Both shots took
effect: 1t was at this juncture that Miss
Whelan interfered in the battle and
rushed to Devlin. Two more shots were
fired. and they entered her brain. kill
ing her instantly.
The four men re-entered the car and
ordered the chauffeur to put on all
speed. They raced off just as special
guards Of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad ran up. The
guards fired a number OF shots at the
fugitives, hut as far as known no one
was hit. The chauffeur of the car was
arrested tonight, but he was unable
to tell where his passengers fed.