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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
Will Be Lake
Of Fire on the Last
Day, Says Evangelist

THAT God never intended that
death would come In heaven. but that
AT who sinucd would die caused satan
and one.third OF the angels To- he
driven out OF heaven after they had
slnned. They were cast To this earth
where thoy succeeded In getting our
first parents 10 sin. God then curseI
the earth and 1t IS TO lee the place
where the lake of fire will be In the
last day satan. his angels u AL
SINNERS viii meet death there In that
lake Of IRE. and he asnes under he
feet Of the saved
So said George j Seltzer. M evan
gelist. In his lecture on The Earthly
Sanctuary" last night IN the evan
gelistic tent at Second street and
Grand avenue.
He continued. "Everythius 'hdt
was 20 grow old or meet death WAS
cast out OF heaven with Satan. aud
everything that Was lett in heaven
was ~ live OF stay forever. Years az
ter God called Moses upon q mCun-
tain and there showed him Il otIuu-
ful sanctuary in heaven lie told
Moses 60 20 down ana build a sauctu-
airy on earth just like the "a scen
In heaven. Moses upeNcd. erecting -
sanctuary after the pattern 81 the
heavenly. The first apartment con
tanned the table of sheW bread. ana
seven candlestcks. and the altar 81
incense. The second apartment con-
tained the ark Of the law. or ten
commandments. This sanctuary was
70 be used by the children Of Israel
until Christ. their high priest. died
and would take up work In the heav-
eniy sanctuary. A. his death the vail
az the sanctuary was rem IN twain.
This done away with the table oi
sheN bread ia the earthly sanctuary,
nut did 10 de- away With the tahl" oi
shew bread ~ the heavenly -auctu-
nryn No. that Mas seen after th'
deyil was cast out That IL tu stay
forever. The seven Candiesiic@s and
the altar of incense were done away
with at the death of Christ hut tht
candlesticks and the altaf Of incense
are still ~ tie ~henyenl, sanctuary.
Tho ark OF the law iu the second
apartment of the earthly sanctuarN
was done away with at the death OF
Christ. but the ark Of the law stayed
in the heavenly sanctuary. IL is the
knowledge OF sin today as II has al
WAYS been. The earthly hig priest
was 4 thing 81 the past. hut that did
not do away with christ. The sanctu'
AIRY aud an that Is In 4 VIII ever re-
main. II is immortal
Tonight Mr.. Selizer viii take ui
the subject OF war. His topic will be
lis It the Battle of Armageddon
This was To- be considered last sun.
day night. hut on @ Of rain h
was thought hest go speak upon d
when NOR. persons could attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
NNTION'S OIIICINI.S ~ ron
PHYSICAL TR AIMING

washington Melhn'rr OF iI'''u'H
wilson tahln"l ana "'n'I h'th 'I'
cials OF the s"F'inlh'hl s'"I''" DO
Gently Ia make thems'IN's PhEs ''.N
NJ for the work ahead OF th'm.
Under the t%utelagc Of Walter camp.
the Yale athlete. the officials met at
the home uf former tepre-enutt'c
Ken, OF california az 5a0 o'ciuck.
Under direction at their physical IN
struetor. they pulled un thrir every
da, street clothes ana d"uued rough
and rond, attire most suitable for ca
.rciSe.
Tb,y rr.f went trough series of
s-.,tine.up ,xcrr.sos boz MI. Keut's
no. ,,rd Following this minus
nor. c,,,. and collars Cump took
,bou for long walk and nun
,h,,uob p,fnm,, mark lie directed
.,rb .ore d. prnc.ed with houd mp
ana chin ,Yi Ever, one. Iu % white
b." vould n8,, Inc Marty for q breath
ina mel Tbo order always was well
enc f,r th. excrcisa was strenuous
g., ~,cs,npars
,,., ., ,b. .ns,4-
80. 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

t~ouI~hiusl, ana js I Ncr'iulc terror tn
the tovuspcopio aud nov "a source
ut doubtful rmuacmtut 10 the sol-
.dicr~ many OF whom bear scratches
Co. t,-tiN 600 th. nature of his playful
ness.
An even more n course "
training I- boo 'utDo her" nan 40 IN"
orIFIuub camp urtf nh, laudiuG ruirt
OF tu" troops.
TN, men worth o. minimum OF eight
hours dlis tho officer. from twelve
o. -iy'c,r Goo addition they take
tr'ufoudou. hih"s Co. ger into 'undi
won trd rnpt, ONE flIlH d. the W.,
sd. Cos th, 'Nsrfiun nu' tho majority
az. standing the Ru boo l va, that
sp,'h, Volumes fpr he ctficicu'' ~
'h, ststDw.
IiIu~ lro rapid, developing 'nr
r'AHiu and constant training m co-
crrHN,.uu with tur French troops en-
.ptmp,a In thls district whose Ions eN-
p",rIou'o hus been placed AZ ih, an
ppsf| H .nr ..U"r. The Fr"ncIN
asd American u.Idgu.r'' or, 90 tho
same H.Illu.a
She trrH.r tru american hetc
quarter. ,rD lu tur -lfu. building and
tn.ir .un-fl.f cooperation be-
ta..H f., tnu Coz. "u.,t soon viii
h, .. .r.upyu fu.f tho Americans
uuI .v'. .HN NHt' a.ldru., and iur
s'Ia luu lIam It'ush uiIror- nv'
virtually fH"r" uII Toe 900 experienced
aJu utIn,N monitor iof each per.
Ih,' VII Doe willing u'u'pr- too Tor
tI, ftou,h Jt, boo vutun-1ls'I. about
10, American. lutr theH oven march
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
NEED OFFICERS ron NEw sunps

As "a stimulus 90 recruiting men TO
command the new merchant marine
fleet. the shipping board has an.
nounccd that "the current wages are
about $3.50 a month Tor mates ~
$3.50 FOR captains
To train the ten thousand officer.
needed for the 1850 Vessels recently
contracted FOR. the board announces
that fifteen schools have been opened
M various seaports \ --muuths
course In technical Instruction will hc
provided. This VIII bc followed 10y
practice work side boy side with reg
ulsr officers. Il q. pointed ont by
the board thai, q good foundation
knowledge Of things nautical al
though no; s~pecincall, required. viii
prove OF material assistance go th"
applicant In completing the course
SurcessfullN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
CONTINIOUS FIRING ENftNI
or AMERICAN Gus

Announcement has been m''' OF
the dcypIoun,nt 81 an AWcf.r'1 m"-
chine gun H1pahlo II cont unou- iit-
ing sny4 August Popular Mechanic
mopazipo. Ammunition is carried -"
its feed hlOHk by an endless h'll H'P'
ulIcd Dog uu automatic ~leI"'''"-
mechanic supply hoppers omar
from . oo 10 10000 cartridges ihh
are r-cpIou.shed on replaced Nl'h"u'
interfering with operation N'N'
suns lire about 500 shot q
minute and are supplied with am
munition 1, belts holding 1pp'"N-
imatcly $50 cartridge. Thus i"'S
are uhir 90 fire uuinterrnpi'dN '"'
80 seconds while the Me-" Ii-
spits thousands 81 mis-.'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
THE crCKoo I<p rur sroRK

one day the cuckoo met h siork
"You ARE hooking a hit seed old
man. said the cuckoo What seems
to he the trouble with YOU
.Overuork answered she storE.
YEARLY. ~ never seem io get AN inc
ytanis peace " business doesn't
stacked up u ittlc an go under
Hum where do YOU live asked
the cuckoo
In the slums answered the st"rh.
"a thought so Nuu. you move "ui
go the fashionable section COR che
summer and youu get "a complete
rest Cleveland plain Dealer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
sNMMnra CoIN M,R SONGS

The Inherent ability of Americans
ia coin new and startling phrases Is
illustrated BY q dispatch from France
which states hat The men ct Per-
shing's eNpediiionary force are sing
ing an attractive ditty entitled - pid
Not Raise NJ Son. lie Had -Four
Aces"
Among other wer songs which bid
fair To back such uld-i.metS a.
'Thereli BE n Hot Time m the
boards are push An Your NicNe,s in
M Automat and chew. chew. chew"
and "G%rtndpn's Raising whiskers for
his Country" These highly patriotic
hymns" are %actuall5 becoming pop
ulnr in the camp OF the American
soldiers. the dispatches say.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
DRAWING An ARMY.

~ nov steHlr 20 Dc n r'titeu Hatf
thar the late for drawing a new army
" not ssr distant. and II Is quite
probable that the las; Of the week
will SEQ the machinery set In motion
which viii decide the order an which
those who registered on June 5 VIII
appear for examination and accept
ance 81 rejection. as the case may he.
IA has been previously announced
the drawing will be conducted an
WASHINGTON. That Il will be abso.
ln,e'y fair and impartial goes without
saying. Every possible safeguard has
been taken to mak IL 30. Each board
has humble. ed the cards in is iuris-
dlc,lon with red ink in a series run
ming from : 80 the number represent
ing the total number Of cards In ~
jurisdiction. These numbers. but not
he names. have been forwarded g.
Washington. and these numbers viii
be used In h darwing. The num-
hers IN question have no connection
with the ones assigned on registration
day. Lists showing the names 81
persons in the jurisdiction OF each
board and the red ink number u each
card are opcn to inspection. 1t the
office of each board whore cacS In
dividual interested may inform HIM
self A. TO the number assigned him
for use in the drawing.
The person holding the first number
drawn. no matter what Il mas pe'
viii number ! on the draft list IN
each county in the United states. For
instance should number 3000 be the
first one drawn. each man who has
been assigned that number would he
first on draft list In Rernaliiio county
Of course. numbers do not run that
high. consequently there would be no
one here affected. The next number
out might be ?. in that event those
holding the corresponding red ink
number would be chosen. In counties
where number 300o applied. those
assigned number : would he second
on the list. but in counties where goo"
did not apply they would be FIST. or
10 make the matter palmer. II possi-
bic. the red ink numbers will Dc
drawn from the wheel indiscriminately
and these will be tcleRraphed 10 the
counties concerned. In the order IN
which they are drawn. and this order
establishes the standing Of the men
for drtf. purposes. IN denseiy pop
ula,ed counties there will me. say. TO-
600. or even more, registered, while
in sparseiy settled counties the num-
Der may he only a few hundred. Con
aequently In the latter counties the
numbers drawn above the total NUM-
Der II cards in the jurisdiction Of the
board would be disregarded.
A. fas, a. the numbers are drawn
they will be published. When the
drawing Is finished zach hoard VIII
call upon persons whose cards are 20
its Jurisdiction TO present themselves
for examination. This call viii be
posted al the office of the local board.
the papers will print 1t n a notice
WIN also he mailed To each person
However, the law makes It incumoen'
upon each person 10 inform himself
as 10 his number, which can be oD-
tanned from the county clerk. The
mail notice is for your convenience
lbui Il IL never reaches YOU. you can
not make that an Excuse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

representing American manufactur-
ers. In the years 1913 1914 and 1918
the rive principal exports from the
United States were flour. saited her
rims, oil. locomotives and machinery.
this country having almost t. mon
opoly OF the first four articles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
Pounding on Doors
Drunk's Idea of Fun

N.onr" N1,t'u $50, au,i s., Loo the
'.i. '"Il' TODAY for getting Et, after
getting drunk best night he amused
nIms'.. rHHs aHuuf huu.kIuE co.
huu-, doors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

We are always beginning to 1--we but
are never living.-Manilius.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
Boxes Provided
For the Hoover Cards

Boxes IN which women may drop
their signed Hoover pledge cards IN
the volunteer reg sirnt.on for war
service have been placed hy the de-
Tense councl. auxiliary ~ he post
Office and the public library The
auxiliary requests that blank card
which the holders do not intend 20
sign be put In the boxes. The are
needed 10 help 0ut the supply.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

The most hones woman i ono of
whom one talks the least.-Roussesr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

This many make the household, bo.
only one the home.-Loweil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

Fiir,ation-attention without in
iention.-Max O'Reli.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

A woman laughs when h can and
weeps when she wHl.-From the
French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

Are you a soldier of the Soil II YOU are then can and dy
an the food YOU are producing Here Is the way to enlist. Wrte
Z" the National Emergency Food Garden Commission. 30 MARY
land hundhg, Washington, ID. C., and tell them you want 4
canning or a drying primer You will get either Tor the asking #
you END a twoccnt stamp for each 10 pay postage. Charles
Lathfop Tack. the president Of the commission, who has lined mn
the great army announces the commission is ready 10 coopera,e
WIN me readers OF thus paper, 80 send along the postage and helu
feed your boys in the army by feeding yourself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

A foe 10 ood was ne'er true friend
to .man.-Young.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

Dangers breed fears. and fears mote
danger hrine-Burke.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

when Fortune nasiers. she does II
TO betray.-syrus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

No man a mortgage his Injustice
"a n pawn for his ndelity-Baxter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

All hts faults are such that n
loves him the better for tnem.--Gold-
smith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

A weak mind Is like a microscope.
which magnifies trifiing things hut
can not receive great onNs.-Chester-
field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

Genius is mainly an affair Of en-
ergy.-Matthew Arnold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

%ear Acquaintance doth diminish
reverent fear.-sir Philip sidney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

The mouth that IL kissed kcefs -
freshnesS-From tho French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

Every day HERALD WANTS ADS
find help; secure positions: sell articles
longer needed; rent houses. flats
apartments. sioren n real estate lind
the lost; sell houses, lots ana farms,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

II You would be loved. love and be
loVabie.-Franklin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18
rnovEnns AND PHRASES.

Whatever ! have given, | stn pos
scss.--Ttabirius.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

I can make a lord. hut only God
Almighty can make a gentleman.-
James 1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

The world IL too much with US
Wordsworth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-18

Put in o UELr WASTED ad then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17

nm Sas betrobtc eaboItn nit icincn aobGen. unO RetrOIcumfhatn gu
retten, Die ausbentme oeRr @atiriddse in merfdntbe Sdu0e gdegt.
GulHid.Gfnfeu lit beate elmer japaniihea SnpofOn gegeniber fetnes
ernften gSioGfauOes fdbtg, Ougegrn ftnoet Sapan in 8Iaoipotot aregs.
material IN folder @enge Oob in Eransport Die fbiriihe 9abn fr elm
.gon5es Sabr aaein boil beihdftGen Dir6e
oGS lit flor. 0dB oe 2an0ung umertantider Irlppen in Siafen
cine ean3 neue 2oge fhafen pir0e, cine neue Gage in bes @ortes itiuer.
~lpie9enoer bofthibr BeNoeutung. Eenn es lit nmt apetelboft DOB
.Sapan cine io4e aeu0ering Ser gpgenwartgen %mittdriiden g1a6tbefng'
Mile NIT ungurftoen augen beruhtsn mIr6e.
a4noerrats: lln6res 8ofes mnrtet bort cine ebenio groBi mie
irudtbore gufgobe COL 0oS 2ano o5 neHen Monnes neoer in Die
Sdnoe ser ge[ben Rafe fn1en2 GoG in 9tofen Elm Observation-Disclosures
&iefenreid fh srinocn, 10 0dt bcboIert we europa, mf alter aunhr
itebeno ne europe, fleBtger ais europa, rn6 obne ben Stud Guropas:
in feline 9taaten 5erfaaen 81 fem, sic fb nmt Su eeneininmer Srgani.
iaion ourofen t6nnen.
a9e @anoitrre lit Ianopiuihoitid lmO m aobIen duBert reid.
Gle @e5rge goroof-qitens iolen bon fabeEdhem &eidtm an 9ooen.
ibdsen ien: br pentgen Sabren bat emc onerHdniihe @eieaihat auf
@rano o~baI1dlder aufnobme oes 2nn0es ourA Sadbntdn0isa Der
rtIiiden Gegierrng 0en Ban elmer fir fe Iratgiid ebr ptdhgen gabn
obne ole Soften o%ngeboten, MIR uner Ser @orauhe Or Minenrefte enge
IleiIn reft8 mo linfs Der gabn; 6e ruHide Gegerng ober Ie1ne ab.
Ster ftnOet ancrifantiHe ltnternebnungSluit mo onertfnniide Sinhti9fst
Elm ungebntres GeIo, NIT o6er obHe ruitihe 0ber1obeft. COL oleeS
6eo Sen Sapanern oerdumt peroen, oe in gorotino ier bic reiften
aobhns uno gicnlnger Der @at berflgen uno Die 5ur G%ntuideIrng Der
Suouihe btaige arbetstrafc in rube9ren5er 8abl bdben, 10 Dob fe
ieoen anoeren @ettbeperb enfad erftfden fonnenit"
g8en Heroeu bic Ser. Stanten Sen ar0Bten geiano letter, aublanO
ODER SapaL nan fe einen Sfl i1rer 3rappen lber @lo6tpotot ndh
guBlono ittfen2 gee Srage lit am gn6e neben1dih, 10 LANCE Is fd
ut bic @ernthtung 9eutdldn6s ban6eIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
1oas beswedt Ser Beimh?

europns f6ertindte S6fidfeit. bic ourb Ben BeIHreg hanenIi6
6urh Sic engEf1en Stadfsndnner Guropds in brltale llabefhdntbet
unqeriIust muf1e, lit BON ben 8ettretern Sopans, Die Sum Behthe bier
namanqt Fmo, abertrtnpt noroen. Son ibpn fihen 8orteb Bnhr
0enen tie ibre Be0anfea berbergen, fer0en mobI ole Araertfaner, Die
iare oefniqe Rabrung Gus ben 9agesneaigfeten fnhgen un0 nidf ibr Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der g5Ifr nohgrlbeIn, bernfht gie berrlid fingt
0as, Eas Der Gahrer Der Delegation anf bic 8egraBunq oes Staatsooers
hnabies elmer Sta0t in California idgte, mo man Die Sopaneen ds
lfaoeaieRr behon0elt bat: ggNr fonunen ds @erbinoete In elmer ggnefns
faunsa Gabe Gs tit spor bier nibt am 9labe gedberes lber rnPre
MiFion All erfI1renb abr es eenHet nenn mir betonen, 6ab Sapans
giHfon ben 3med bat BEN anerfaniden gole Die gerfherlung gu qeben,
Ma gaban qemefni1n nit gmerfd 8an6 in @duo gebt in Der aufgnbe
fiji bic es Sen aaupf mfgenounnen 6m."
gdhe Roae Sapan III bhen Sample fphIan miro, barber Idt Der
Ehae fIeine aeLbe W1ann b~orIdnhg bic aate nmt dms het Sad. User bic
8Kle Ser iapndIdeh @oItt eHngernaBen ergran0d, Der TT fh flar bar
rbr. baE itr irgeno rn Banonis onue9Hbnr III poeurh fe otdelben
gfreinE
sabnn trudta rad Der SberherrHaff in Gfnfen, bon Der bic GIRO.
h6sfHen g6lEpr a~RsaelhIoien imn ioaen. Soae1 Die Ser. Gtaahn Snpna
heaabsn. 0iees 3el 5m erreifea, Die fd erboten haben. guBldno nit einent
Seee Befsnneben, oas ben 8Idnen Sopdns I'm gege fteht, 0as fe BEL Der
sfnea beHn @eIeaenbet ans aaiTfdEfdhen bertnben tper0en, 10 OB
IS dc 6ate 6s Stiaen G5eans niht mebr euTihen fam? adr nrteitt
karfber eli aenaer Der gerb1ItniHe ME fogt:
.1as 8eI Sapans 1T ao; Sitniiea. per nongoIfben Safe; ben
zabamrn aIs benz ~Dnff11fti1 imo poHtih ~berrihenoen 9olf, ben Git
12{ca as Dem 1ns GoIDntens uo arbetermden1I lefernoen @ot-etpa
ra 6ahIhes Nerb1Itnis. ME es Der 80itf @roBbffannnns in kinem
HkrhsIfnis SIM nfrob1fdqu Sentiment aIs SMaI borfhDebf.
.aqubtono 1T fd Der orcbeuoeH geabr bed beuubt: Is bat bereits,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
NOTES FROM WASHINGTON

Just to refute the claims of numer-
GUS Nebraskans that he might be too
friendly to pro-German agitators,
Congressman Lobeck Of the Second
Nebraska district delivered himself
Of a short address in the house be-
fore leaving here for his home, show
ing that he is first, last and always
for the flag and for the present adj
ministration. The congressman points
to his support Of war measures and
to his repeated stands for the things
President Wilson wanted in order to
wage effective warfare against Ger
many.
Carl Geddes in a special cores
pondence in the Omaha World Herald
and the Lincoln Daily Starr
Would Geddes please advise who
those pro-German agitators are?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
9ie @nnern.

Ger aonig BON @nperu beiutte
feline &ruppen i'm 6eloe. Gabei fam
en- binter Der Grout an einigen
0reidmaihinpn noriiber, ote, bon
6eIograuen be0ient, ouf BEN Sci.
bern III 3dtigteit iparen. Ser Sc.
mig IieB ben arafttpagen boIten
unto fragte einen geraoa bprbeige.
benoen @efreiten: Sic ga, mein
Sobn, iin6 bort oribert Bet ben g1o.
i6ttlen altd @nDern 6dbei?" s8u
gefal, nee, g%r3eQeu5~, erfIdrte Ser
@lann, Der 0en 5itriten nif)t
fannie .@aparn iiib oa teene oa.
beil@ ltno 0ann iHgte er nod pfif.
fig IddeIn6 bir3u: a8u gefebt,
gr8eaen3 bic gagern iino ie fldtts
lid meri6tenoeeIs n1ebr furs Son6.
0rgffenl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-17
Sin gtrmadtnis Oes pcriiorbcneu
3. 3. Sia.

9dnfton, 9. g., II. auguit. =
Ter b%eritorbene giienbabnmegnat S.
8. Sia bate Dem Dunfton College
ein 8~ermddtnis pon $4,000 binter.
laiien, DeIhe Sutame am Wiitituod
in cine 8ant in 6t. 4aul einge8a9lt
tpliroe.
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8eeen g~erlstnug Oes SpiOnass'
aeiehes arretieTt.

Sripp, @. O., II. 4uguit. -
3ura 8unoesmari1oa &aubmann
puroen Ia darmer berbaftet uuter
Der 8ei9uIbigung oos Gpionagege-
fee berlest un0 beriuht 81 baden, ole
militdriiaeh Gperatiotien oes Can.
beg at itofen. Gle ioaen cine Qe-
tiRon in umlauf geIest baden, ourd
Die cine a~btrennung bon Sutdfnion-
GountD bon ben Scr. Staaten onae.
Itrebt miro.
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ums SISzDaketa.
3m6lf 0lann in ganttun perGaftst

OIUUIT WhHN Ut UNHElUH UttTHIItI.
gmlfton, 9. g., II. 4ugnit. -
Bou einem bierber geididten Bun.
besipe8iaI. agenten aus 6ntqba muir.
ben bier tmoIf D}ann inter Der an.
nage berbaftet, cine 8eridm6rmg
gegen Die 8urdfubrung 6es Son,
ifriptionsgeieses eingcgongen su
iein.
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Nenn SIRE augen ipert iino, @Id.
iel fir SIRE rnterltiisiite 81 ia.
iein, meIhe iie befoBlmen fonnen.
ben, 0onn ionten eg Die 8eiten
sic Or. MeiIn1b.
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geindlt cttp guriat.

Sn ieinem feuen Qotal SD Glib
a. StrnBe. gegebransperteite oIfo.
boIfreie @etranfe uno feiner Gunh.
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a6miraI Seuico ioa ~ritbebebiirf.
TIC iein unb einen gaodfolger erbot.
ten. sos b6ie @1duler mabridetn.
lid be%rauIaifen miro, all bebaupten,
e. IeiOe an Sfogerrafbifis.
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Ser arieg fir Die Gemofratie
miro in 6ranfrei6 unO england
gum arieg eeaen Die SosiaIDemo.
fratie.
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Beirut eu6 Bel eiufaufen ouf
Die sEribGue~.