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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
SHAKE InTOToVR ShoES

Allen's Foot-Ease, powder. II cnreA
painful, smarting, nervous feet. ana In
SANITY takes the sting out OF corns
lud Uuuons. Aliens Foot.Ease makes
ighi or new shoes feel easy. 1t II q
certain cure for sweating, callouA
swollen, tired, aching feet Try II TO
iay. Sold by mail for Zoe In stampG
Don't accept any substitute. For FRES
trial package. also Free SAMPLE ~ the
FOOT.EASE Sanitary. C0RN-PAD. q
new invention. address Allen $. 0lIn
sted, lie Roy. n. 7.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
L. w. BREWER.

attorney and counsellor al law and
solicitor in chancery. VIII practice
law IN the several courts and In
the federal courts. Special atten.
ton given TO all real estate eases
of La Sale and adjoining counties.
including drainage questions. 3d.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17

Much OF the misery and suffer nG.
caused by disorders of the Stone
and liver, may be avoided by t1kn'
Chamberlain Tablets Obtainablt
eycryw uefe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
Novel Water Heater,

One Of the numerous now electric
heaters las the form 0f nickel tube
and plug connecting TO lamp socket
The resistance coil in the tube becomes
intensely hot very quickly, and II is
claimed that shaving water in which
the tube is immersed will be heated
in less than Il minute. In Il little longer
time small quantities OF water or other
liquids can be raised to boiling.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17

FOR RkNT-llouse and barn at b5'
East Superior street. Inquire OF
Wm. Buckley, telephone, county
909G-4. II.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
For Rent

FOR RENT-Stcain heated room IT
modern down town flat. Young
man preferred. Enquire at tnis Office.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17

tUh oALE-Shafting, pullies, tables,
desks, show case. etc. Inquire at
this Office. If.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
For Sale
FOR SALE-One safe. best make.
Cheap II taken at once. II

FOR SALE-Owing to lack of room,
vii sell a few choice registered Jer-
ey cows W. g. Palmer. Phone lOS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
JAMES J. CONWAY.

Attorney and counselor at law, office,
rooms 4eS and 407 Molone Bldg,
Ottawa, Illinois. Hi'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
Professional Cards
NJ. N. ARMSTRONG,

Attorney at law. 2l0.2li Moloney
Bldg, Ottawa, Illinois. Telephones;
Office. BOW. Residence. 312.Y.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17

FOR Modern eight room
dwelling, 1872 Congress street, now
occupied by II. L. Butterfield. Can
give immediate possession. Rent
$27.5o. Cal Miss Woods, AIT Pearl
St, or Tel CiS-W. T. B. Farrell.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17
WILLIAM !. HleeS.

attorney at law, office west OF court
house. Phone, Main lGl. III.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-17

FOR RENT-Six room cottage on La
Sale street. Toilet, soft and city
water, electric lights. inquire OF Helit-
richs barber shop, 1ll3 La Sale st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
An Of Picture WaS
Taken on Island

Every inch OF film used In
George Losne fuckers screen YER
sion ~ Hall Gaines great novel.
THE Manx Man" the attraction at
the strand. was taken on the Isle
OF Man among the exact scenes in
which the author of the book made
his characters live Hail Chine
himself assisted I'm making The
Manx- Man" into picture.
Harry Carey IL the star OF the
Mission feature. which opens Sun
day. 1.-THE Secret Man" Romance
and mystery are happily blended
I'm the story. which details one Of
the varied chapters in tho career
of Cheyenne Harry.
Broadway enthusiastically wei
coined Redemption" the latest
pnotoplay. featuring Evelyn NesbIt
and son. Russell Thaw Play.goers
here are TO be given an opportunity
TO Judge Of the unusual and unique
qualities claimed for this attrac-
ton. as II Is at the Clemmer.
Manager Goldsmith Of the Class
a has booked THE Gods of Fate"
as the attraction at that theatre
for Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Norma offered job
on English Stage

What promises 20 be n reversal
OF form Is the possibility that Nor
ma TalmadEe may soon make an
appearance on III" speaking stage
A English producer. recently visit.
lng IN this country. CHANGED TO be
the guest 81 Joseph Schcuck. Miss
Talmadge'H manager aud husband.
az private showing OF The
Moth. and was Impressed with the
stage possibilities 81 the picture TO
the extent ~ offering TO buy the
English rights. stage the piece
and star Miss Tai
madgc In a. Tho producer NAH
also surprised 10 learn that Aiss
Taimadgs had not acquired her
dramatic training on the stage.
Nine Pctrova. famous for her
Of strong emotional
roles. ls featured IN tho Liberty
Sunday photoplay. The Law 81 the
Land The picture Is taken from
George Hroadhurst's play BY tho
same name Il IL a meiodrama %
tho Kind that has a genuine appeal.
for each dramatic scene Is well
worked up and tho general effect
surprising and startling A two.
reel Keystone. Hts Precious Lie. -
and the starLiberty Weekly com.
pleta the picture program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Billie Burke Here
IN Ne7U Picture

billie Burke "a Irresistible IN her
nov romance. Arms and the Girl. q"
playing at the Coliseum for four
days. beginning sunday Arms
and the Girl follows closely tho
stage version. which met with such
success few years ago when
produced on broadway. Briefly.
tho plot Ia as follows An Ameri-
can girl. stranded In Belgium al
the opening OF the present var. in
nocently exchanges her passports
with a Russian girl-a spy An
other American young man. also
helps the Russian girl by the loan
OF his automobile when the Ger
mans seize the town. the two Amer
leans. who have not been able to
escape. are held Tor completely.
Olive Thomas. former Ziegfeld
Follies beauty. now Triangle
star and the girl who wears Jack
Pickford's engagement ring. turned
newapaperwoman and covered" a.
Billy Sunday meeting In Los An
geles for one OF the dallios
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Doc" Slocum
That's how he Is known 10 thou.
sands In Seattle and In the North
west.
Doc is Snowman. and tho
past his three score and ten Tho
has lived IN Seattle q years.. he
vent 20 the recruiting office when
war was declared lie offered his
services
But Doc" was too old
Anxious 10 serve Uncle Sammy.
however. Doc" Slocum has HIT
upon the plan OF dovotlng to the
our Boys In France Tobacco
Fund per cent OF the receipts of
his Captain Klelnschmidt pictures
OF Alaska. which will be shown at
the Arena on Sunday. Monday. and
Tuesday and then thruout the rest
OF the state and the United states.
Five per cent on this movie"
turnout the country An explorer
OF note. fearless IN hls adventures.
Captain Kleinschmidt IN a guaran.
tee that the pictures are rare. in
deed
Tho admission at tho Arena viii
be - cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
CONFESSIONS
OF A Wife
ANOTHER ETERNAL TRI-
ANGLE

II am not going TO let you read
this story. Dick. said. after had
read the husbands letter 10 him.
until you have read these other
two letters. one Of which | call the
wife's letter and one the outside
woman's letter Both OF these. also.
we're accompanied by stories OF
their lives. and you will see. when
you read these stories, that each
might have been written by one
OF the sides Of the eternal triangle ="
The wife writes mo a much more
formal letter than did The husband
OF course. do not even know that
they are husband and wife. but the
stories III together so well that
they might be telling different yer.
sions OF the same experience. She
says:
II want your opinion on the on.
closed story. which IL true one.
Please don't think ! am asking for
advice. for ! long ago found out
that no one really wants advice on
any subject We only want con
flrmation Of our own conduct or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
HART AUTHOR
Western Movie Star
Meets Him While on
His Vacation.

A UNUSUAL interest IL az.
~ taChed 90 the lirrt phu'p
n drams fonturlng william s
Hart. ha an lnco.Attcrnft star. as
this story. "The Narrow Trail" was
written 10y the famous Interpreter
OF the Wild West. himself. who
built Il around a series OF MARIA.
tiyos told him by a friend OF the
early pioneer days
Hart. just prior 20 his utilization
with Aircraft made whirlwind
transcontlnentnl trip. lie had Wis
tied and received oyatlons IN 60
towns and had passed thru more
than half the states before head
Ing toward the coast and his be-
loved ranch As the Limited was
rushing thru the Dakotas. many
things passed thru Harris mind. for
II WAS In the Dakotan. then Dakota
territory. that tho first 0 years OF
his he we're passed
Pioneer Boards Train
Tho train made few stops. but
halted for several minutes near
Standing Rock In the heart Of the
nill Hart country and close 10 the
first settlement his father had lived
In When the train moved on. Il
carried from the wayHide station
an extra passenger. tall. rangy.
weather beaten old gentleman who
looked as tho no might have been
the earliest and last Of the pio-
neera. lie came ambllng thru the
cars, peefing into tho faces OF tho
passengers and piaintlvely inquir-
ing n young" Bill Hart was
a aboard.
The aged man was Richard VAIN
wright. who knew Harris father
well. and had given MN his first
lesson in horsemenshlp VAIN
wright WAS dashing cowpuncher
IN those days. and was the boys
ideal and model II was from this
meeting. with ia stories Of the ear.
~ days. that The Narrow Trail"
WAS evolved Hart. on HIS return
20 the Coast. spent his hard.oarncd
vacation In iotting down these mar
ratiyes and weaving into them
wealth Of dramatic fiction
There Is Ia the picture. Il "a
said. much that Is OF historical
value as record OF the time,
which. aitho recent. has become al.
most dream OF the past And the
producers also promise that there
Is much Of the real William s. liar, |
In Il,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Y.W.c.A. AID DIGS INTO sLAcxERS

Slackers received another poke
in the ribs Friday at the weekly
luncheon Of the members council
Of the Seattle Chamber OF Com.
merce and Commercial Club.
This time the dig was given by
Prof. w. NJ. Sloane. OF Columbia
university. who spoke on THE
World Safe for Democracy. or
Democracy Safe for the World"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Adhem in female guise-you love
your fellowmen
People and their ways of living
mean mote to you than anything
else. This | have CLEANED from
the story of Paula, just finished In
The -; and because know
that you viii be tolerant where |
am afraid will be intolerant be
cause know that you viii bring
common sense and reason TO bear
on difficult problem. where ! may
only bring prejudice and feeling. |
am writing this letter.
you may publish the story
with any comments you see III. and
believe me. | shall he very glad In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

ror. and we look upon such a flat
tering or distorted counterpart OF
ourselves that IL is impossible to
get the right perspective. II usual
ly takes the disinterested third per
son to hold the mirror up TO nature
The third story in this drama of
the eternal triangle. little book. is
from a woman who might be the
woman In the case" | have called
these the "lsosceles Triangle" be-
cause the husbands and wife's
stories form the equal sides and
hold between them the shorter but
equally important line formed by
the story of the other woman.
read some OF tho lc''~~q n Dick,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Miss Constance Clark. director OF
the hostess house at American
Lake. who IL In Seattle for a short
stay. announces the house will be
opened on October 81 Miss Clark.
who has been in institutional work
rfor years. says the military author
titles and women OF the Northwest
have shown unusual interest
toward the work OF the war work
council OF the National Y. w. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

deed TO read and digest your opin-
ion. Sincerely.
shall be very glad to publish
this woman's story and my com
ment on IT, Poor dear She Is
very miserable. and yet she has not
been able to see that she, too. has
made mistakes, that her sins or
omission have been as great as her
husbands sins of commission.
wonder II she viii recognize her
ga in the picture that Ii drawn OF
the wife by the man in his story.
Little book. here is the reason
we make so many mistakes; We
stand before our own mental mir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
HIS PRECIOUS LIE
A 2-Reel Keystone Comedy!!!


and his remarks were illuminating,
ms they give the mans point OF
view.
Every life is full OF color. Mar
gle. for those who are not color
blind" he said. Most of us live.
in our secret hearts. wonderful
lives. which only few of the most
imaginative can articulate. | am
glad. Margie dear. that you are
going TO write what you think
about 1t. |, too. have been much
interested in the Paula story as It
appeared in Pats paper. seemed
TO get an entirely new idea OF you
somehow you seemed more hu-
man than other women."
Ito be ccrt'r-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

PROGRAMS TODAY
LIBERTY --D~uxias Fairbanks In
The Man Prom Painted Pest
tDtsf~f.t " 49, Dorothy Phillip. In
-fsandaxe."
tIENIEE--seorge Walsh In The
Beck Agent
Ing Odds"
REN--fen Wilson In Even ~ Yea
and L.
MT~-fD>-rupert Jnlisn In The
Ny.tertou. Mr.. Tiiler.-
CLASS A--fariyte Blsekseil In
THE Crimson Dove
fOio>IAIs--tseo. Walsh In --sm~
Boy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
Broadway enthusIss,IeaIIy wei.

acts
"But | do think, Mrs Waverly
that all of us get some new Ideas
from contact with the new and i'm
personal viewpoint Of an absolute
stranger.
y know, Mrs Waverly. that you
are q woman who has loved and
suffcred-a woman who has
thought much about the rest of her
sex, AZ well as herself. and above
all, I lT~w you are Abou Ben
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13
PROGRAMS SUNDAY

FNfHfENN~ II MAY
ffftFGrN--piga retroea In The
law Of the Land {"
tot.i~f.t N--isiIIi> burke In Arm.
and tho ,.irt-
tIEMMFU 49, fseiya Se.bit aud
Ru--~ii Thss In "H~d~uiptiaa %
STHs>p--f'rhs Manr-nan." by Hall
fsfns.
HTN---Who'. teur ssixhbarr- by
willard Mask
Mfs-Io>--iisrry Carey In The So
errt Man
CLASS a-Riehsrd Bahier In The
tsod- Of Pate"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

Shaving VAS praoticed In the new
world before that art was discov.
cred by Europeans. and the Mex.
lean BARRIERS shaved their custom.
ers with flakes Of volcanic glass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-13

olga petrova. "The law %
the Land" Liberty.
2-Billle Burke. In Arms and
the Girl" Coliseum.
3-seene from Hall Gaines The
Mans-man." Strand.
Scene from Who's Your
Nclphbori" Res.
@Evslyn Nesbl, Tha@. In ERE.
demption." clemmcr.
e-ttsrry Carey. In The Secret
Man" Mission.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
50bnte 2luiiertcit>
Beridltc pom Weiten!

2on6on -. S1tui. 6etomor.
iGaG Snig meloete beltte, oaB es on
Der beIgii6en Sront MIR 8u teih.
ten SnianterieIhnrmitbeIn gefomruen
lift. aglor0Ij6 bon Qellbe gbapeaa" .
beiBt e8 In benz be1ttigen 8eridt
uoitlih bon 4rrnentieres uno uoro.
lido pon gpern, muroen feinbIife
ltebarfdae abgeIdJogert. @ir mad.
ten cine gerirge 4n8abt bon @efan-
geaen.4
Gorts, IL. 3unt.-Cfi5ica miro
genaloet baB bic fein0lihe Artiae-
lite gegen 0te fran30iHdet 4oittiouea
auf 0er goliforuoe &ohfIdde flo.
aitlih Don gorbenp, in Der 8eger0
bon Mont Blanc uno gornilat Elm
raienbes 5auer eroffuet bat. 4t
Gunfteu tpurben fein0titbe
neutrality-suspicious. bio iif
init ms ouf einen aarnpf elnlieBen,
5nriidgeihIagert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
i'm ~&i1innciot0
nidbt reoiifrierf!

W}inne1polis, Wtiun., -. SUM-
Glftauieuo Dtdrner, Die ith in Dim
nedpoIig uno ct. 8Qul niht baden
regiitrieren IniieL neroen einen
aQmpf gegen bic aonifription be.
ginleu. i1oam file fia in einer gro.
Ben 1ataonitrdtion ben 9uu0es6eom.
ten iteaeH mer6ea. 9ieie Grfldrttng
CAB abe Sugarrnon, 5etretdr Der
itaattiaeu 5o8ialtitenp1rtei bon
0liuneiotd Aette ob. gr behaubte.
tie, oaB iid in ct. 9dul 1000 un0
iii minneapolis 1000 Monuer Der
8eaHtrierung ent8ogeu baben.
5ugurmot mar Der Juhrer ben
4ntitouifripttons . 9rnpogan6o bier.
.gr perbluffte fiira&ta Die 8uuoes.
agenteu, Die i'm berbaftaterb neil er
o~ngefan6igt botte, ooB Ct iih nidt
r~egiitrieren Idiieu mar6e, oIs er
ibnen ieine aeaiitrierungstdrte Dor.
teate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
sieGcn nIdmere @er6reder

NoIi5erifter 1}a00eu barurteiItc
9}onta8 Ben Gbineieu Sam Soc Sc
tiger oes empire gtctdurant. 1918
6opnr0 5troBe, in oeiien 8ohnuug
is aiitea Bier, 96 6l1iten g8bis
fep uno ii 6laihen @ein fonfis.
5iert mor6en poren, 8t 500 @eI0-
itrafe un0 Soften, neil in Qrlbetrodt
Ger llmitQroc, 0teie eoIen @etrdnta
ni1bt fIr BEN 8ribot8ebrauh, ION.
bern 5ltm GertQuf in Dem Neitatts
rant beitinrnt mareu. Sein @ruoer
Sam 9olng. Der babel ab1efaBt
utr0e, ME CT In einent 5a~aotofiar
aft JIaihen 0bistep ants Der
8ohnpng mad benz nEiJagiront trltg,
muBte oieieIbe 5traie beraDpen
oesgteidcn See 8. 5rlius, COS a.
III. 5troBe neil CT d. Z. %f5reeulnn
offeriert botte. ibm elm 9iiltt @his
ten fir $3.50 5n bei6r8ett. See
5atDfn8, Ism. 8rotptL 4nuo Sen.
0erion non gbQ6ron u16 Bert Sid.
man mubten ebeHfoas ie $500 uno
Soften meger ue6ertretirlg oes Gro.
5IbittoasqeieBe3 bleden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Der 9olineiifaubal.

Die helen 2ellte, bic iih haute
SIR 5ta0trntfBung eIngefunoen rat.
TEN, am Dem 8eaian oe8 8erbors
hes @Befs I2aLonep bon Der 8ebeim.
poli3ei bei5urpobneIb mareH elt-
taaidit 0aB oardts nidt5 nuroe.
is tam mir ait Morttompien smt
ldeH Nlapor 3ablmann un6 oenE
8ruoer 0es 3eteftiD5 Sutton, ionic
8fuiiden Den 4auolteu Der b6loeu
8orteiell. "a fh bic 4nfLaeen ga-
gen Mloloneg utl0 Die beantragte
llHtarlndmg Der gmi8en 80Ii5ei.
mirtidait olameiral gegenitberitaue
Dab Dnroe idlieBli4 bei4luHeu,
neua 4aflageu alis5uar6eItea mo
9Ittiuo6 Derutittag 8 ubr NIT ben
2}er5oren sic begnlIea. GeieftiD Sltt.
ton adIlsie Die 4oli5iIten uuger mo
8arta als dreuaae Der Gmaba Ge.
tectIDe location uHo mics 0nraui
hiH, OaB mogliderpeije eine 8eiite
&IIi0m T0T SH0 IS. 5traBe, No
loneas &erbrolIug NIT Der Aiiocias
tor be5gugen fotEae.
~
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N~nocncbntcr BcImtt,
ftcbt OfnabG bcrcr!
slm SOuntds, ben "a. Snni, Disb
gber Iiebr Snfsl" fem Gr.
fdeiHen MAIDEN.

@m 5onatog ben "a. SUM miro
iih in Omaha Elm bohit eeih0ster
@ait eniteaen. @s lit hies Der
Iiebe 3nfeI", Der iid freiten mtro,
ain Nudlmittoq bieies Cages int
9eutid)en Sauie bic 8etnnntihaft
olIer 8eittihen 5l mad)en Die bort
iein weroeu, nm tbrerieits i'm fen.
men 5u lernen uto fih iiber ibn all
a%nuiiieren. Sab ale Gridienenen
Iia nadtrd9Lif iebr frelen peroeit.
ieine gefanntiduft gemad)t gu bo.
ben habon III 0teier Iuitige 8err
f%eIienieit iiberseugt un0 CT miro
nidts unberiudt loiien ith alien
4nmeietoen 10 argenebm tpie n6g'
lid 8it MAIDEN.
9aio an beiagter Sonntog fin6et
nun euolih Die bo6it iebnlihft er.
partete oeutide Ggeaterporfteaung
itott, meIhe Serr Grnit Boctllln bon
Der sGmnba Eribilne" nit toIentier.
ten 0tlettarten 5ltr A%ufrltbrtin9
brinqt. @egeben tpirb Der urfomi.
idle 5dipant Scr Iiebe 0nfe[" bon
glboIpb aneiiel, Dem gerfaiier oes
5tiides Sic peiB ettpas". Dos bier
ia inn pergaugenen Serbit 10 ieDr &c.
ionen bot. o. nebme iid neshaIb
ieoer idon iett Dor. Die @orlteaung
an beildetL uno foitfe iid iofort
ieine GinloBtartetL soc fir 3erren
25c fir 3nnlen. 3ieieLber firo be.
retts iett ihou IN Ser Office Der
Iri6iine ait boben, Der @euiun
fdat Der adiie bes bieit8en oentihen
Crtsperbanoes al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Beafntcnwabl Scs
:. :. GMrnpcreins!

Sonntog padmittaq belt Der
5iiDieite Surnpercin feline SobreS-
periamnIung nebit geumtautuabI ab.
6olgen0e 9eomte fpuroen erpablt:
/. Sprehcr-Gbo$ @teger; 2.
spreher- - re0 Z gobie; 9arift-
lpnrt--&. Y. GngeImonn; aaiiIerer
-9enrp @ernannt; ShaBmeiiter-
&enrD Stobmer; /. 8cu1rpart -
Gait goIbcr; ?. 3eugruort-Garl
5tubmer; /. SitrnmQrt-Gbos @ie.
ger; 2. Sitrnmort-2otti8 9olot
8titqlie0cr 0es 9ireftoriim5 VI.
y. 2gntJ Carl Stobmer, 6rco Z.
2obie. Gus. aorit. Com. s, Bell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Gr1utreth perbun9ern, ui0 bic eng.
Iiihen urio fran8oiiihen Ertppen
tpiir0eH feline @ttfition bnben.~
Britiidtc Rauaacrfc I'm
RGrnpfc amfocricbcn!
Inf augriffe Der britiifen auian.
terie i6eitern inSIidJ BON
MieFines.

Berlin iiber 2onoon IL. 5ini.-
2as oeutihe arieg8dmt meIoete ben.
tie uafmtttog: s@ritiihe Robouerie
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