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Evening journal., 1917-10-25

LINCOLN, H., oct. 25.-Linooln IS a
city Of 10000. In ancestry Logan-Cos
in which Il is located. is ngured as oo
per cent German.
nut In thls town OF 10000 a mass Of
10000 people iammed the streets to
watch 5000 people march in cele-
bration that put Logan-co. first IN IL
linols In percentage Of Liberty. Loan
subscriptions.
How and why9 The answer Is d. 5.
Hollenga. secretary Of the Lincoln
Commercial Club and captain OF the
Home Guards.
He is a ncllander. naturalizcd only
ten years ago.
Hollenga gave the days celebration
the slogan Love Thy Neighbor as
Thyself."
lie SAYS. and LincolD agrees, there
is no problem Of war or peace that the
Love thy neighbor as thyself slogan
will not solve.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
MARROWBONF

Is not an accidental discovery. nor a
patent nostrum. 10 Is a combination
Of drugs scientifically compounded SO
as 20 strengthen. reiuvenate and re-
build the human body.
Every physician Is familiar with the
wonderful nerve tonic and stomaohic
effect Of Nux-Vomlca and the strength
ening power Of Iron IN the blood Man
gauese and Phosphates are essential
elements Of every nbre. bone and tis-
sue OF the human system
NiARROWBONE Is being specially
demonstrated and explained at Eokard's
Drug store. 50s Market street.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
WHO WANTS WORK9

According 10 the monthly bulletin OF
the United States Department Of Labor
at Sixth and King streets, the follow
ing positions are open and workmen
seeking work can obtain employment;
New Castle county-Six laborers de-
sired. any nationality; nine hours per
day at $3.50.
Twelve laborers desired, any nation
ality: the usual hours at the rate OF
n 10 cents per hour
Thirty laborers wanted. Americans ;
eight hours per day at 80 to 80 cents
per hour. one married or single man
for general farm work, any English
speaking; wages TO be arranged. One
married or single woman for domestic
work. any English speaking, s. to S.
per week and home. One colored
woman for general housework, 50 per
week, board and lodging.
Kent county-One married man Tor
general farm work. grain and stock
farm; German preferred; wages $50
per month for winter and $50 per
month for summer; house, garden
fuel, milk.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
Let Me Prove This Free.

Ny internal method for the treatment and
permanent cure Of piles Is the correct one.
Thousands upon thousands Of cured eases
testify 70 this. and I want you 20 try this
method az my expense
40 matter whether your case Is o. long
standing or recent Observation-Disclosures 10
IA chronic or acute-whether Il Is occasional
or permanent-you should send for this Tree
trial treatment.
No matter where you iive-no matter what
your age or occupation--n you are troubled
with piles my method will relieve you
promptly.
parentfv homeless cases where all forms Of
ointments saives, and other local appica-
tions have failed.
/ want YOU 10 realize that my method Of
treatinr niles Is the one infallible treatment.
This liberal offer Of free treatment is too
important for you 20 neglect single day Z,
Write now. Send no money simply man
the coupon-but do this now-lODAn.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25

riding a bicycle on the sidewalk was
continued for four weeks
Four boys charged respectively with
malicious mischief. dlsorderly conduct,
lncorrislblllty and crap playing. had
their cases continued FOR two weeks.
Two boys. about ~ years old. were
charged with larceny One was placed
on probation. the other had his case
continued.
The cases against three boys who
had been under observation for sew
eral months were retired.
A i3-year-old girl. charged with lar
ceny Of clothing. was placed on proba-
tion.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
THE TRUTH ABOUT
ECZEMA AND PILES

Thousands and thousands Of people. says
Peterson are learning every week. that ono
2b cent box % petcrEon's Ointment viii
abolish Ec1ema and Danish piles and the
grateful letters receive every day are
worth more 70 mo- than money
had Eczema for many years on my
head and could not get anything 70 do Il
sn3 gooa. ! 'aw yoeT ID asd g9t one boz
has done me. There isn't q blotch on my
head now. and couidn't help but thank
Peterson, for the cure is great Mrs
Mary Hill. 42o Third avenue Pittsburgh. Pa.
have had itching piles for IS years
and Peterson's is the only ointment that
relieves me- besides the piles seem 90 have
gone. A. B. knFer 1isf Washington
Avenue. Racine Wis.
Use Peterson's Ointment for old sores,
salt rheum and all skin diseases. 10 ban
ishes pimplcs and blackheads In Tess than
10 DAYS and leaves tho skin clean. clear
and pleasant 20 look upon. Druggists guar
aufna IL
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
Marching on to Victory

Our boys will always show themselves
strong and brave in the face Of the
enemy. Those who are on the fighting
line are picked men, for only about
one man cut Of fivo passed the phys
ical examination for army or navy.
il is not fear Of illness or death that
we should encourage, but a love Of
health, a sense of responsibility for the
care Of our bodies, desire for effici-
ency, endurance and full achievement.
II we aim for these and know the means
Of achieving them, kidney troubles and
the needless miseries that embitter the
lives Of so many may be lett 70 take
care Of themselves.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
TEMPLE CLUB Concert
AT ST. PAUL s TONIGHT

Members Of the Temple Giee Club, Of
Philadelphia. viii present a concert IN
St. PauPs NJ. 4. Church this evening.
DR. j. Marvin Hanna viii conduct the
chorus. which includes sixty voices. Ihe
club will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Vance. soprano; Burton G.. Wood, tenori
James A. Manning, baritone, and Miss
Christina NJ. Herman, accompanist.
Miss Sarah White. organist, will give
an organ recital previous TO the concert.
Following Is the proTam'
Part One.
Organ recital, selected, Miss Sarah
White; (al "The Flower OF Freedom,
Won Maltitz IA song to our hagl lol
"The Merry Frogs Spenser, the Tenn
~ Glee Club; reading, Young Fellow,
NV Lad" Service, James a. Manning;
ta) ''Barcarolle," tales Of Hoifmannl
Cb) "Ashes Of Roses" Cole, the Temple
Glee Club; ta) "Where My Caravan has
Rested" Lohr; tb) april Song" New
ton, Miss Elizabeth Vance MY Ros
ary'' lrequest).. Nevini tbl Garry M
Back 70 Old Virginny," Bland tAlis
Vance eoloistl the Temple Glee Ciut
| Intermission.
Part Two.
'fThe Musical Trust Hadley "a mus
cal description of how individual inusi
cal ability. commanding no financial re
turn; may by combination with other
become a very profitable organization
the Temple Glee Club (al within You
Heart" iGoehl; (b) "For You Alone,
1 Trotere. Burton c. Woods tal "a Stun
her Song" Hanna; Oh "The Long Lon
Trail, Elliott Mr. Wood. soloistl III
Temple GIee Club; reading. 'Ihe High
wayman," Noyes, James A. Manning
"The Long Day Closes Sullivan, th
Temple Glee Club.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25

most important part in causing Pfe-
mature old age and death. The more
injurious the poisons passing thru he
kidneys the sooner comes decay so
says DIR. Pierce OF the Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y, who further advises AL
people who are past thirty to preservs
the vitality Of the kidneys and ffes
the blood from poisonous elements,
such a. uric acid o. drink plenty Of
water sweat some daily and take
Anuric, double strength, before meals
This An-u-ric is a late discovery of
Dr. Pierce and is put up in tablet iorm,
and can be obtained at almost any
drug store. For that backache, luhD-
bago, rheumatism, rrusiy0 joints, swpl-
len feet OF hands, due TO uric acid In
the blood. Anuric quickly diasolves the
uric acid as hot water does sugar.
Take a little Anuric before meals and
prolong your life. Send 10 cents ts
. DR.. Pierce for trial package OF Anuun,
, or write for FREQ medical advice
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
JUVENILE COURT cAsEs.

Before Judge prickett In Juvenile
Court yesterday afternoon soycn boys
and one girl ranging I'm age from
8 10 ~ years. we're charged with
breaking and entering and larceny
They were placed on probation indef-
nitely pending future good behavior
They were accused OF carrying on a
number OF articles from a vacant
house.
Four boys, ranging In age from z
TO 10 years. were charged with ma
licious mischief about the premises Of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company. They were probated
Two cases Of violating The child la
Dor law were continued FOR four weeks
pending further observation.
A case against hoy charged with
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
CARNEY'S POINT WOMAN
KILLED IN TROLLEY Smash

Mrs. Minnie Belby aged "A years,
OF Carney's Point, was killed in
trolley car accident in Chestnut Hill.
Philadelphia, yesterday afternoon
The accident was caused by a freight
car humping into a passenger car in
which Mrs. Belby was riding. Both
cars started down a grade and at a
sharp curve the passenger car left
the rails and fell 25 feet into creek.
Several men were also injured.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
CROSS
SON WEDS IN WASHINGTON

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, oct. 25.--Airs.
Delaware Lovett Of Newark. and Miss
Eunice Hayes, Of Reybold. spent last
weekend with Miss Edna Coole.
Miss Calharine Heal, Of Delaware
City. and Kenneth Cross, son of i. l.
Cross. superintendent Of public schools
Of rural New Castle county, were mar
ried on Monday in Washington, D. Q.
The funeral Of Alns. Sarah p Brad
wav. who died on Monday, was held
Yesterday afternoon fom her late resi-
denoe. interment was made at Salem,
Nd.
Emmett ONeiIl. Norbert Cook. George
Holiday, Frank Schroeder, all Of Della.
ware City, attended a masquerade ball
AZ New Castle last evening.
II you can't enlist-investi Buy a
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
KEEP BABIES HEALTHY WITH
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
Mothers Keep Children Well and
Strong With This Old-Fashioned
Remedy.

Thousands Of mothers say they keep
their children well and strong and
build them up after colds and coughs
by giving them Father Johns Medicine.
which is pure and Wholesome and free
from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
ITALIANS. TOO. DISSATISFIED.

Becoming dissatisfied with conditions
at the Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
poration. "a number Of Italians who
were brought here with other worlSmen,
applied to the Office of Mayor lawson
yesterday for transportation TO New
York They were referred TO the ltal-
ian consul here. who is to make an in
vestigation of the mems case.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
MRS MARY r WILSON DIES

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md. Oct. 25.-Mrs.. Mary
+. Wilson, widow of the late William
/. Wilson, died on Sunday near Ris.
ing Sun, aged rs years. Mrs. Wilson
is survived by fOur sons and one
daughter.
Mrs. A. d. McConachie. OF Balti.
more, who has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Thomas Drennen. will
leave on Monday for Plattsburg, y. Y,
with her husband. DR.. G. ID. McCon-
achie, who has been commissioned
captain in the Medical Reserve Corps.
DR.. McConachie is eye. ear and throat
specialist and will have charge of that
section OF the base hospital at Platts
burg barracks.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25

or bumpy callus, and everything you've tried
has only made IL worse. and then you put
some "Gots.It' on and the pain eases right
away, and tho corn peels right on like
banana skin---''ain't Il a grand and heav'
emily feelingi'
"Gets.ft" has revolutionized the corn his.
tory Of the world. Millions use it and y
never fails. Ladies wear smaller shoes ana
young fellows forget our toes and feel risky
as colts. Everybody with q corn Or cauns
needs ''Gets.lt. 30 We VIII all Walk
about and enjoy ourselves as we DID
without corns Get a bottle today from
your druggist or sent on receipt Of price by
t. Lawrence & Co., Chicago III. 2oc is al
ycu need 90 pay. -, -
sold in Wiiming gton and recommended as
the worlds best corn remedy BY hraman
Hoffman. the Miller Drug store Francis n.
Gallagher and Harmonson Drug 90.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
To the Wife of /. j
One Who Drinks

have an important confidential message
for you. II will come in q plain snveiope
How 10 conquer the liquor habit IN days
and make home happy. Wonderful. snie,
lasting reliable inexpensive method suarsn'
toed Write TO Edw J. Woods d 7e5.
station Z. New York. n. Y. Show ihis y
others.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
KENT WI. Q. IN. U. MORE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del. Oct. 25.-An execu-
tive meeting Of the Kent County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
was held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at FELTON, on Tuesday.
The resignation OF Mrs. Mary Caulk
Lewis, secretary OF the County Young
Peoples branch, was accepted with
regret.
An item Of interest at the meeting
was the decision to support an orphan
in France by contributions from the
unions in the county.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
ALL MEN AT HOME SHOULD
PREPARE FOR WAR.

The first test a man is put thru for
either war. or life insurance is an ex-
animation Of his water. This is most
essential because the kidneys play q
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
P. AND S. HOsPITAL AuXILIAnY.

The Womens Auxiliary OF the Ply
slclans and Surgeons Hospital win
meet tomorrow night at the home OF
Mrs L. S. Riley, No. 1910 West Seventh
street.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
FREE TO
Pile Sufferers

Don't Be out-Until You Try This New
Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without
Discomfort or Loss Of Time. Simply
Chew up a Pleasant Tasting Tablet occa-
sionally and Rid Yourself Permanently Of
pfiaa
Evening journal., 1917-10-25

You haven't done your bit" until
you buy another Liberty Bond.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25

Buy Liberty Bonds-Buy Nor
Liberty Bonds4Buy Them Now.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25

The widows mite behind the soldiers
might-A Liberty Bond.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25

II you can't enllst-investi Buy a
Liberty Bond.
Evening journal., 1917-10-25
Corn Pain
Stopped Quick
oorns LIT Right on with "osts-it''

Blessed relief from corn pains Il simple
As o with "Geta-It. 80
When you've been iimping around for days
trying to get away from a heart drilling corn
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QrimSruahIen In 9~lattsmpntd.

@lattSmoutb, 20. MdrS. sic
4entofrotcn boben Die fcIgen0eu
aonOi0uten oiifeeiteI[t: Sobn 3.
SottIer, Ser gegenipdrtige 9iireer-
meiiter, fir @ieoerp1bL; SeiIe Iar-
ga fir Glerf: s. SO. Soenniihoen
fiir Ghabmeiiter; fir Wlitglieoer 0es
St1otrntes: ~. Moilcp, erite @dro;
so. gaiad, 8tDeite gGrO; 8. 81.
Waniron, brittle @or6: Sohn 2us,
bierte MnrD iino @iIliam Sbnp,
finite M1ro.
Die RepubIifoner nominierten: 6.
". MotpleS fir gitrgermeiiter; o.
81. SnDles fir Glert; 70. M. ggen-
berger, Sdosmeilter; fiir Mtitglie-
Der OeS Stobtrntes ~. Sdmiot-
moitnb BiGiom Eobor, s. IS. sol
mes, George QltihinsfD itn0 Sobn
81. @enion. s. u. Motples mar Der
DorIisenOe Der trodeuen @etuegnne
bon COB godntD.
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Nns Dem etaate NebrasfaI

BEL ieinem gobr. Der bort elm So.
tel beiisf, fem Setm nufidIcgen
iuir6.
Sn Ser Oeltid lltBeriihen ct.
9auIs Stride belt am Sorutog
aben6 Serr NoItor Rrotiie bon Sre-
mont eineit b6tlt itltereIidrten Dor.
traa iiber bic MliIIouri Spnobe, Der
burd 9tIber erIdutert fpuroe.
aIfreb 9ergrnon bat itd nit lei.
ner Satin nad ~sutmieb beseben,
iim iid bort nieoersuloiieu.
Ger Groiien Silfsnerein Der Son.
ereeotions Stride miro an Somstog,
ben 7. glpril einen @oiar obbalten.
Bum llnterItiitungsfonb b1ben,
tpie Die aomtteenitglie6er Grie
9iimmel uno 8. Stootmeiiter berih.
ten folgenbe Nerionen betgetroeen:
abam Beatroipsfp, SOC; S. Stoot-
meiIter, 81 uno Gntborot aus g9is-
ner 81, Mit Der idon frilber ae-
IommeIten SuHme bon $506t0
moft beg lett $50S. so aus.
Grau s. s. Gepts bate an oer-
gongenen 9idistn9 oos ungliid. nif
Dem 1lotten 6uBiteie Oerartig au
ftiirsen, bob iie eiuen 8rud Der
Silften o1bontr1ig. ga gtiemano in
Ser 9G6e mar, ntrBte fte gerniime
8eit In ibrer bilfIoien Gage perbar,
rem, ebe man ibr all &ilfe fam. Sci
Dem borqeihrittenen Qlter Der Ser
Ietten pir0 Die Selling cine lang
Ionle iein, pbglei1 Die 8~erlesung
nift gef6brIi6 lit.
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borSiiolimer Meiie gum Nortroa
brohte nn0 0ontit groBcn Beifnl
erntetp. $ierouf iprah Ebeo. Set
fen, Nrdii6ent oes SonomebrDereins
tn oittem EI1ttbiitih Elm pddr fer.
nige @orte.
gain eelon1te &err &ehtsonmult
Milbelm Sternberg aus Omaha.
Ser Souptre0ner bee Suges gum
@ort. or beaIiidmiinihte Oen Blatt-
6eutiden @erein mic ben 2ieoer-
frans all ibren berrlihen Seimery
meIde ben 5tols oes 9etttihtums
Somie Der Staot @ronb Sslnno bill.
ben, un0 iiberbrofte ben 4nmeien-
ben Die @riibe oeB Hr1iioenten oes
Stoatsber6anoes BAL. s. Beter. Sn
ieiner neutrality-suspicious. &ebe be.
Ie1ldtetc er Johann Die Grringenihot-
ten 6es Stodtsberbdnoes uub 0eiien
&inaebune fir glIles, mas gut unO
Ifon In Der berti9en Sebensdtftnl-
lung un6 2iterdtlir iei, aud oarolf,
bob Der 8crbanb 10 eifrig fur DE
Gnleauna bon 5oriten ulo guten
2anoItrabet eingetreten let. Or ber-
pies oltf Bic GtotrDen6tafett tiihti-
aer Sraoniiation uno feIten 8aiom-
menbaItens nn0 iniiitrierte oteietl
9ltnft, inOem er iii fur5e1 8orfen
oie @eIdi6te oes Naodet @eieses
ffisSierte. ar9 beriibrte er Die
&riegslage unb beri1rteilte in ldor-
fen @orten 8r1Tioent g9ilIons ein-
ieitiae golitit uno &urteiliGfeit
Die Ge6e murOe NIT grobert 8eifaa
nufgenommert.
SuIius 2eidinsfD iprad oonI
furs, ober boGft intereiidnt iiber
oos Sbema .Sue redt uno Idette
gaiemonS", mobei er Ole Notfpenbigs
felt betontc, unieren &inoern bic
oeutlde S1riftiprofe at lebren,
mofir cr cine tdglihe 2eftitre Der
oeutIden 3eitungen nls oas bette
Wlittel empfobG.
Greb 8ieber aob in elmer engli-
ifen anlprod)e ieincr lteber5citgitng
@u8or1f, noB, lpern mir olen 1tn-
ieren Senatorcn nrb Gepr6ientanten
Dor Ser nG6iteit aonoreBfibuna ai
nerIteben geben miiroenL OaB mir fir
Srieoen linO, elm &riee nod bernie
0en tueroen fonnte.
Bum Sdlub belt Hidaro @oeb-
ring cine fitrse, ober iarfnitiihe 8e.
DC iiber oos iebt immerrpd6reno bon
oen britiiden uno omerifantiden
Stoatsmdnnerrt gGbrouhte 8ort
ySumanitp". 09it Dem alIgemeinen
abIinqen 6es 9un6esIicOes s8riiher
reidt Die SanO gum @unoe" nabm
ser offi8ieae Eeil Der 6eier ieinen
2(6idluB. @ad %oerielben oiniiIierte
man ii6 apf aemiitlide 8eiie uno,
uer 2ult bate, idpnna au ben
alGnaen Ser W2tiit bns Satl8bein.
goreo Cleaning 60. Gel. @eb. 1922.
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Walaidteit.

G6te ,@affli1teit" brsitst ein.n
'einen, ipobliuenDen Gntmmer ii6sr
>us 0ous, in benz ie seiibt pirb.
Riht etpa Goiifreibettl GdItfrei isin
jeiBt - oft unb bieIe MenI4en Bel
i@ feben! .@alli1tsit4 1T mebr
siBt, i4nsn isin eisenfes 6sim off
Ten, ss tbnen beboeli4 unb heimiTG
,orin MAIDEN. Dos TT gar ni6t ettuo
% bGufig. - 8, mir Isbsn ale germ
yGIte BET nus, iorseu, bab es ibneu
Iut sefGlt, inmedt unb betcmmt!
Die u@aitli1teit4, bic mir meinen,
'e5isbt f6 ouf bic iopenurnte srObs
yeIt1igfeit, bic Gpupers, Diners unS
Sale Der Soiion nnb erlei6tert
ltmet man auf, tpenn bic IeBte Res
rdIsntntipnsFste Doriber lit. - Mir
enten bier an ben intimsn arsis, Die
Iuten GreunDe, Die menihen firs
3era. Die ii4 BET urs tpobIfihlen, bic
INNER piebertommen Iollen. Die mir
ti6t NIT Der iibli6sn gbroie smpFane
en-. Mit pabrbafter !0er5li9teit, nit
inem 9dnOeOrud empfdnst bic bora
lebme 5rdu bic Greunbe hires !6aus
es. uno in Der Dirt mebr .pie" ie
ufnimmt, asist iie lire rgnfflids
eit". Marsn lie aud erit einmaI
lei i9r sepeisn, iie tennt lire 2eis
Iungeu, 2iebbabereien, neiB, no ie
fern fiBen, nie iie ibren See ne6men,
tart u0er iaipad, NIT obsr O6ns Gut,
!er - OBJ tie rau9en uitp. = bas lit
lis fsinite Gdmei9elei, tpent man
i9 idnsl bic Giseni91ftsn Ieinr
Suite merit unb barna9 ri9tet, bieil
uirb ntsmdls ibelgenommen!
leber 0ds gfen an reoen lit fGor
dnge niht msbr Site. Qu9 nit benz
R0tissu Tpn man OorIidtig fsin.
Die e6teite unb ~pertppIfte Soft.
i9teit ssigt ii9 ober fpeber I'm 8ors
ebsu nod R0tisen ufp., TonOern in
oem INNER fir feline lieben 8etanns
en- 8ersitisin!
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qneriFas WetreibebOrrdt.

Meu NOrf, 20. Dora. 3et
nafsueigbnre @etrei0eborrdt IN ben
Ser. Stooten 5eigte foIgenbe @erdn.
oer1tngen:
Ief5en, nbgeromnten 1,760,C00
gulbe[; &eiSen In Bomb, nbeenom'
men 1,642,000 @nfbe[; Mldis, nbee4
rtonrmeu $4,000 @ni6eI; Safer. abs
gencmmen $4,000 guibeI; Safer
in Bomb, nbgenomnlen 5000 BuIbel;
gfcegen, dbgenommen $4,000 Nit.
Ibe[; @erlte, 5ieenommen $1,000
giiibeE; @erfte In @ono, nbgenor-
men %, 200 guIbeI.
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rcknIs1iac6riektem
aus Sremcut, 1lcbr.!
arpmont. t7. N2dra.

OENfAtNttNf %'H
B~iir1erneiiter Mltrren erbnlt IidD
nod uno nod BON benz Shlagan-
fan, pelden CT Dor fitraer 8eit In
Omaha bate.
$eltte DerfommeIu fih in ber
Metbo0iiten Stride Die Delegaten
Der Gpportb aedgite BON oielem Di.
ftrift Nebrosfus. Gs peroen iii.
gef1br 100 3erlonen Ell Nortet.
5ren1ont &unoeItebbober lino Der
anlidt, bob iie 6os porgeidlngene
@eieb our Grbobung Der Suuoeiteu-
CT beiieqt haber.
9lnro Sobnion BAT 8. Gus. Gum.
bert Inn Die Sunlme BON $4,000 ber-
flogt, neil He ais 9erf1nferin in
feinem @eid1ft Dor uugcfGbr einem
Sabre iiber elm &inoerautomobiI
itolperte uno iid berIebte.
Nnhoem Dor einiger 8eit Oct Ser
flt6 Die 1. StraBe at pflaitern, an
benz Mioerltano Der Moiorit6t Der
@runoeigentimer gefdeitert NOR, 1T
jet bel neuerlihen 8eriuhen Der
9lan tros Concentration bon Al
@igentiinern o~urdgefommen.
@et Den @~erianmlungen Der Dit
Central g1ebrogfa 2e6rerbereini.
gung. melhe om 30. uro 81. Mdr3
bier itattfinoert, niro unter 4noe.
rem Rifter 2inoleD BON 0enDer
einen Gortrag balten.
Sr nd9lter ISOLDE tperoen Oie
oG6nter Der omerifoniiAen Repolit.
tion" bier cine aonferen5 balten.
uno tueroen fit oieie @elegenbeit
ungefdbr 100 Geleaatinnett erpar-
tet.
Sobn qnton Slobb uno anna
Morie gbriftenien baben einen Sci.
INSTRUMENTATION erbalten.
6. g. Seomnn fpel1er I'M Der.
gdngenen Sftober bier s. o. @noer.
ion ei1en tpertloien Shef btitterlieB,
lit in 8alpariio, Snoy pegen zines
gleiden @erbredens feItgenommett
poroen.
Sad 9(niiht bon aonereBmonn
stephens fpiiroe ein Griee 8Dii9cn
ben Der. Gtadten un6 0eiltiAlon0
boupti1dli6 oui benz Meere aus
gefo6ten tueroen, itnb pilroen mir
i'm 2onne fpeniq oabon b%eripiiren.
Sn Der Office bon 8, 8. Rifor0s
nuroe aeitern cine @eriammIung
aebaIten, rnb man bofft, Gremont
iunae 2eute mad anopolis ienoen
5u fohnen, 6ouit iie bort arSbil.
oung fir ben Blottenoienit erbaIten.
0ie fIeine Goater bon 8ut. Dol
ten erBoIt iib langiam bon Der Gum
genent3iinoitna nit tpelher fie be-
reits felt 5 8ohen gefdmpft bat.
81. 8. Mc6obben bon Omaha
miro Better bes telten &ote[s iein.
@tan oenft. bosieIbe ungefdbr ont 1.
SUM Dem 8erfebr iiber0eben 5n
|f1nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-20
Grlr hahtiidr @ernniinnnn.

g1ortb Eloftg 20. Ml1r5 l3mei
faiienO 4erionen beitdteu geiterit
Oas erite BON Der Sto0t peronitoItete
Offeutlid)e 8eraniiaell oas III Dem
AUDITORIUM 0eS JrnilfLin @ebGlt0es
nbaeboIten tultroe. 4os &roarauml.
0os aus @cInng. uno sSnltrlintentol
bortrdeen Ionic 2eEl0nlattonea BE-
itnho. ~erfreute iif oagemeinen gci.
tales, uno es ipurbe beihloiien olle
pier5ebn 901e Oerortioe oifentli6e
gergniIgltnaest ob6ufdlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-20
Sole GdoSenerlatflaae.

Soirburp, 20. MGrS. Der
Mqraterntin oeS Gountpgerihtes
tpurOe geltern pom 9fihter Bember.
ton er0ffnet. Ser niftigite San,
Der 5ur @erbnnbInne fonlnlt, lit bic
4lnee bon Gralt MiGif1n gegeu
9erter 8. Bone ouf $4,000 S1a-
~benerias. SIN Iebter auguit tpar
elm Pluto, IN Dem ii9 Bone ui1n
.orei Gretn6e befonben, nit Der Sra
l6ine bon Brnit Mtiaifen fonioiert,
mttd bic 2estere erbebIi9 berIebi
fpur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-20
OrtsperbanS BON
6ramS JsldnS!

Gie 8eriammfltng 6es Srtsber-
banbes in Der Sale bes 8latt6e1tt
IGen @ereins lpnr, ob9lei9 Der
furftbnre 5hlrm an 6reitag Die
@ege infolge bes beftieen Sdnec-
faIles fat utipegiom genadt bate,
bod redt aut beiudt.
Ser YrGii0ent oeg Srtsberbonoes,
Conrad 2aiien, Der gIeiAaeitig aud
ba8 &rdiibium Des 8lattoelttiden
gereins inne Bot, eroffnete bic Ser.
iommlung. fpormlf Der 2iebertran8
unter Der f1bigen 2eititng ieines
Diriaenteu Carl Shluer oos berr.
li6e 2ieo o5riibIing am Rbein" in