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Evening journal., 1917-01-06
FTRsr NJ. p. CHuRCH.

At First Methodist Protestant
Church the Rev F. T. Tagg. d. D..
pastor. there will be preaching by
the pastor at to45 o'clock, subject,
The Shining Christian" preaching
by the pastor At 7.45 o'clock. subject
The Pre-eninence OF the Church :"
class meeting at 10 o'clock: Sabbath
school at ais o'clock; Y. p. s. c. r
prayer meeting az 6.45 O'Clock. topic
Are You Evading Moral Issues
Special music at all services.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
COMMUNION SERVICE At
Central PRESBYTERIAN

AZ the morning service at 1890
o'clock the communion OF the Lords
supper will be administered in Central
Presbyterian Church. The minister.
the Rev. J. H. Crawford will preach
on "The Glory Of Awakened Souls. +"
The Sunday school will convene at
155 o'clock. The Y. p. S. c. e. will
meet at 6.45 O'Clock and will be led
by Miss Hardcastle. The evening ser
vice will begin at 7.45 o'clock The
music will be selected and the minis
ter will preach on "The -eminence
OF the Church"
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsrs.

At the Seventh Day Adventist
Church. No. 1925 French street. ser.
vices on Sunday will be as follows:
Wednesday evening. prayer meeting;
Thursday evening, Bible school; Sab
bath school Saturday at 1890 O'Clock;
preaching at 11.30 O'Clock; special
sermon by the pastor Sunday night.
subject. The Shipwreck OF the
Christian"
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
Christianity AND
BUSINESS LIFE
DR.. Randolph Will Discuss
Subject at Grace Church
Tomorrow
ORGAN RECITAL
IN THE EVENING

DR.. Herbert r. Randolph. minister OF
Grace Church. will preach tomorrow
morning on Lead Is Not Into Tempta
tion,' the sixth sermon in the series on
''Rho Model Prayer" In the evening
the first sermon in the series Of ques
tionaire sermons. based on some practi-
cal questions submitted TO 100 of the
leading business and professional men
of the city. viii be delivered. The sub
joct will be; Can a Man BE Successful
in Business and Upright in Character? p
The music m the morning will be 'a'
follows Organ prelude Onertome In !
Minor. Batiste: professional. Holy
Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty. Heber
anthem. Day of Rest and Gladness.'
Shelley offertory, Fear Not, o Israel
Spickcr; contralto solo Mrs. Eleanor
Girton Kemery; recessOnal. How Firm
q Foundation, Keith; organ postludc
Allegro con motto. Guilmani
Beginning at I.l5 o'clock. Norris c
Morgan will give "An Evening Witt
Dudley Buck" in the musical series O
Evenings With Great Musical Com
posers." The following selections vii
be rendered:
Overture to Stradella; At Evening
Sunshine and Shadow. The combine,
choirs will sing Arise, Shine; Mrs. KEN
cry and Mr.. Mason will sing a duet
The Lord is My Light The choir vii
sing Festival Te Deum in Z Flat
Frank II. Mason will sing Judge Ne, {
lord, and Mr.. Morgan will play Marcl
Nuptial All Of these selections viii b.
from the compositions of Dudley Buck
The Sunday school will meet at
o'clock, the Epworth League at ca
o'clock, and mid-week service on We'd
nesdav at 7A5 O'Clock.
Use the l'ttle ads OF big value-ths
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
TRINITY LUTHERAN SERVICES.

Services in Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. Concord avenue and Twenty
third street, the Rev Milton H. Stine.
d. d.. pastor. tomorrow. will consist
of sermon at II O'Clock on the theme,
Lots Wife" and at 7.45 o'clock. Lots
Choice or Importance of Religion.
The Sunday school will meet at 10
O'Clock and the Y. p. S. G. e. az Z
o'clock. There will be the usual pray
er and Bible study on Wednesday
evening and preparatory service on
Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06

Pastor T. p. Yates, OF New York
city. by the special invitation Of the
local branch OF the International Bible
Students Association. will address the
public tomorrow at o'clock. in Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. Hall. No. 907 Tatnall street.
Having travelled and lectured in all
the large cities Of America. Pastor
Yates is well known as a Bible scholar
and Is very logical and convincing in
his discussion of Bible topics.
His topic for tomorrow's lecture
will deal with a question which arises
in most minds, rs God or Satan Win
ming"
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
MR.. PETTINoILL IN PULPIT.

In North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue the Rev.
William L. Pettingll will preach to-
morrow on the subject, THE Relation
Between the Doctrine of Eternal Sc.
curity and Practical Holiness" His
evening subject will be, THE Parable
of the Drag Net" The Lords supper
viii be served at the morning service.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
4LIFE MADE OVER.-

Communion services will be held at
Shorter's A. NJ e. Church tomorrow.
The pastor. the Rev. J. c. Moore, will
preach on the subject Life Made
Over" at 1890 o'clock. Al $50 o'clock.
Sunday school: az 7.45 o'clock. the
pastor will preach on the subject
Gods X-Rays"
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
81 ANnREWIs 2. g.

The services in St Andrews F. E.
Church the Rev Richard ". Irapnsil'
rector. tomorrow. viii be as follows
Bible class and Sunday school At e.ao
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon
at II o'clock; evening prayer ana ser
mon at 7.45 o'clock. The lltany ser
vice is held each Friday afternoon A.
430 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
McCABF MEMORIAL.

Holy Communion will be celebrated
at the 1890 o'clock services IN Nc
Cabe Memorial Church tomorrow.
"The Pre-eminence OF the Church
Among Institutions" will be the sub
ject OF the sermon by the pastor, the
Rev. James W. Easley at the 730
o'clock services.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
Mr.. CRAY To Preach
on WEARY REAPERS'
Professor King Plans Elabo-
rate Musical Program
for Epworth Church
Mr.. CLARK TO SPEAK
AT EPWORTH LEAGUE

At Epworth NJ. E. Church. the Rev. ].
Howard Gray. pastor there will be
services OF an inspiring character.
Morning class meeting in charge Of
George w. Booker at $50 o'clock
o'clock on the subject. Weary Reap-
ers.' The Sabbath school will meet
at 2 o'clock. Tue Drexel Biddle class
for men will meet at the same hour
with the pastor teaching the lesson
from the subject, Jesus the Life and
Light OF Men"
The Epworth League Will hold their
devotional meeting at $50 o'clock. with
some special music and Norman J.
Clark as the leader
At 130 o'clock the pastor will preach
on the subject. The Pre-eminence OF
The Church" A. this service the large
chorus. under the leadership Of Prof.
George e. King. will give a special
program. as follows: The Glorious
Name STEINER; The Christian Hone. -
Marden. and Joy Eternal" Randall.
AT both the morning and night service
an invitation TO all who desire to be-
come members Of the church will be
given.
Glass meeting on Monday night at
7.30 O'Clock. Prayer meeting on We'd
nesday night al 7.3O O'Clock and the
teacher training class at the close OF
the prayer service
The Inasmuch Drexel Biddle class
for women. OF which Mrs. J. Howard
Gray is the leader will hold busl-
ness and social meeting at the home ol
Mrs. Norman Clark, No. 51S Eas'
Tenth street, Thursday night, at 73C
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
RICHARDSON PARK.

At Richardson Park NJ +. Church to-
morrow morning there will he Holy
communion. reception of members and
preaching. Subject Lights in the
World" Evening, The General Judg-
meut.' Sunday school at l2 O'Clock
Epworth League Devotional service at
o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
MALE CHORns AT HILLCRRsr-

The services Tor Sunday 40 Hlll-
crest NJ. E. Church will be as follows
Sunday school at O'Clock: Epworth
League at $40 o'clock: at $50 o'clock.
song service and sermon by the pas
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
GILBERT PRESBYTERIAN.

The regular services at Gilbert
Presbyterian Church will be conduct
cd by the pastor. the Rev p. W. Co
berth. At 1915 o'clock the New Years
sermon will be preached Sabbath
school at 2.30 o'clock. Evening ser
vices at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
TREE GOSPEL MEETING.

The meeting Sunday morning at
the Free Gospel Mission will start at
$50 o'clock Revivals will continue
all next week, with different speakers
every night
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
KIRKWOOD M. p. CHURCH.

An all-day meeting will he held az
the Kirkwood NJ. p. Church on Sun
day Prominent speakers have been
secured for the day. n stormy, the
meeting will he held the following
Sunday.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
FIRST SWEDISH CHURCH.

Services will be as follows at First
Swedish Church Morning worship at
1880 o'clock; Bible school al u
o'clock: t. L. service at o'clock.
and the regular evening worship az
7.30 o'clock
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
4qOD's PROMISE FOR NEW YEAR.v

In the First United Presbyterian
Church. Third and BroOme streets, the
Rev. william Patterson VIII preach
tomorrow morning on the subject:
Gods Promise for the New Year,
and IN the evening on Gods Pres
ence and Rest" Sabbath school meets
at 10 O'Clock; the Y. p. 8. G. E. meets
al o'clock, and mid-weeS prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
Oh sWEpEs cHURcH

The services at Old swedes NJ f..
Church tomorrow viii be as follows.
o'clock, holy communion: 1880
o'clock, morning prayer and sermon;
$50 o'clock. Sunday school, 73O
o'clock. evening prayer and sermon
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
1.-THE GOING CHURCH."

In the First Unitarian Church, West
street aDove Eighth tomorrow morn.
ing. the Rev. Frederic A. Hinckley will
preach on the subject. THE Going
Church" and "The Coming Church"
The Sunday school will meet az noon
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
SUNDAY AT TRINITY.

The Rev r. NJ Kirkus will preach
in Trinity p. e. Church tomorrow
morning, The Rev. j. G. CAN'T will
be the evening preacher.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06
EIGHT STREET BAPTIST SBRvICEs

7 T
In Eighth street Baptist Church the
Rev. IT, c. Jones' pastor, there Will
be preaching at 1880 and 7.30 o'clock
tomorrow and Sunday School at ?
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-01-06

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through the Want Ads.-Ady.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17
BIG GARMENT BOSSES WANT
PEAcE-WlLL SETTLE

PEACE-WlLL SETTLE
The backbone of the ladies' gar
ment workers strike was believed to
have been broken today when ap-
proximately fifty manufacturers no
titled the union heads that they were
ready to declare peace and quit the
fight. Their offer will be taken up
Monday when the settlement COM
mittee of the workers meets in the
Hotel La Sale.
All that the union asked-49
hours work a week, time and a half
for overtime with a maximum of five
hours a week, an increase in pay
from 10 to Is per cent and recOgni-
ton of the uniOn-was granted, ac-
cOrding to an announcement from
the headquarters today.
Threats to get a warrant out
against Nathan Ribbak, president of
the firm which bears his name, were
made today by union officials as a
result of the story told by Ed Good
man of 1851 Polk st.
Goodman says that he was picket
ing in front of the Ribbak place yes
terday when Ribbak and two hUskies
stepped from the doorway.
Get that fellow" he says Ribbak
shouted. He was assaulted and bad
Iy beaten. Then a policeman was
called and Ribbak instructed the
officer to arrest Goodman. This was
done.
Now the union heads are consider
ing a comeback at the manufactur-
er.
Six new arrests this morning and
twenty yesterday gave the ladies'
garment strike a more sinister look.
Charges of unfair tactics by the po-
lice began to flow into the union
headquarters at $50 w. Washington
st. today More smuggling complaints
were filed against the manufacturers.
Those taken into custody today
are Rose Stein, 14O Milwaukee aV.:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17
GERMANS OPEN BIG NEW DRIVE
AND FORCE FRENCH BACK

London, Feb. 1T.-PaTis officially
admits that German broke through
French lines in a general attack
launched in Champagne yesterday
and captured mile and half Of trench
es for depth of half mile. Military
AUTHORITIES not worried, they say, for
this is best fortified of all French pO-
sitiOns. Believe attack is only feint
to shield attack at another point.
Paris.-German forces sustained
"appreciable loss" in French attack
at AmertzwiIler. Elsewhere there
was artillery activity reported.
London.-NaYal aeroplanes made
simultaneous and successful attack
on Bruges harbOr and aerOdrOme at
Chistelles yesterday.
Berlin, via SayVilIe Wireless
German aerial squadrOns extensive
Iy bombed" important enemy estab-
Hshments behind the front, several
ammunition depOts being blown up
on the SOmme.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17
ma Rubin, 625 N. Marshfeld av. They
were taken at Jackson and Market.
CLAIMS DEUTSCHLAND PRIZE IN
ENGLISH PORT

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 17.-England
has captured the German submarine
freighter Deutschland and 400 Of the
German fighting U-bOats since the
start of the war, according to VIII
liam Palmer, an officer of the steam
er Mongolia, who arrived here today.
Palmer insisted he had seen the
Deutschland with 1877 other subma-
rines tied up in Plymouth harbOr with
a mass of chains, and that Capt. Koe-
mig and the Deutschland's crew had
been imprisoned.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17
GERARp 10 sPAIN TUESDAY

Paris, Feb. 17.-American Ambas-
sadOr Gerard, recalled from Berlin,
will leave Paris for Madrid, Spain,
Tuesday evening, according to ar
engagements announced today: From
Madrid he will embark for the United
States,
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Slit glmerifa bic sdnlb.

g6riitionia, %. oft. = Die oIS
amtli6es Organ gelten0e nortpegiihe
3eitung ngtorsfe Snteaigeniienler"
idreibt in eitlent Die amerifaniide
aaSfubr nod Roriuegen 6ebonocln-
ben @rtifel, Die norlpegiide 9egie.
rung bemiibe ftd nod Graften, io-
balls ais m0glid elm llebereinfom-
men NIT ben Geretnigtan Staaten
at treffen. IS lit Dies Sic artttport
Quf 4rtifeI in 3eitrngert Die fh6r-
fere MaBnabmen nerlangen, 1tno IN
ibr betBt es, ieoermnnn muB ein-
iebett, 6uB 4merifa un0 nidt mir be-
itintmen f0unet, mie Die &ngelegei-
belt geregeIt iperoen ioIl. 4nlerifa
halt uniere GrodtiAiffe felt uttO mir
t0nnel troB aller 8eriude, ni6tS
0oran Gtl0ern. &ir baden ieooh Dos
Red)t, 3u ertpartert, bob Qnerifa Die
Gage at begreifen peritebt III Die mir
fonrnen miiiien, penn Die inns bin
Oenoen ¬en ni6t geloit merOen.
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'Gcnccncr 1lniittem8
iibcr Jicn5cs Of

TRUE translation filed with the
post Master at Omaha, Neb., on Oct
26, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1919
SonOon, 26. Oft. = Geutidlan0s
Offenfpe gegen StaIien felt az Sin.
fang qefd1rIi1 rls - ober Die Sab.
reS5eit lit fir fold cine &aenc
i6leGt. Stolien lit gut NIT @1ltnip
ton perIeben un0 bot geniiaeno
Sruppen mo 9eobn6ter itn0 lif in
einem boaltdnoigen 8litroren einiq,
oab es irgeno einem Sti,rin, ben Bic
@eutiden berbeifiibren m6eenJ ltnnO.
balten fam.
0ieie aniidt fam be1tte in Der.
idiebenen Auortieren gum @usor1td.
8os britii9e 8eobad)ter ont nleiItqu
intereiiierte bel Der gor5en Sitilo.
tion, mar Die SatIade, oaB Die Slort-
ao.S fieniibe ais Gin peiterer 8elueia
Der miIitdriifen aroftloligfeii
0%eiterreibs anseieben nir0. IS i'll
Geutidlano, Oas ben Gngriff aui
Stalien 6eperflteaigt. 0eutide
&rnppen, Oellti@e Sffiaiere, oeutide
Mhunition unO 6eutide ariegsplane
baben Die aontrolle. @llt informier
te geobadtcr iin0 Scr glniidt, oaf
Die oeutihe &ontroIle oieier 4nItren.
gungen 9eutidlanos glbii6t, Deter.
reid inter bollen 8oiaaentllm Der.
Inns 81 balten tun0tllt.
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arei anne6lide ein6reder aefanaen

3pei bon ben orei geitern a(s
ber61Gtige Gboroftere berbafteten
MdnneriL baden, tuie oie 8olisei
.ongibt, Is Q~lltooiebfabIe un6 snei
Raltbmlf1Ie, Die iie in Omaha inner.
.bolb oes IeBten Monot8 begingert,
eingeitanoen. Cine abteilltng goli.
Die Die StraBed in Der ge1be
Oes Com Sobnion @riinparenge.
.if1ftes abpatroniaierterL ioben orei
Wianner uln 4 ll5r morgens 6as
.@ei6dit altsrauben. Sic Iiefen Der
.ar uno fingen @us George Elm,
.mabreno apei anoere entfaHnen. Spa.
ter iuur0en @nt. M9caenna, 413S
.Nor0 IS. StraBe, uuo @m. 8irfen,
1926 &aBlor StraBe, berbaftet. Ole
jugeH6liden 9erbreder leagneten
ibre gerbinonng nit anoeren Gin.
briiden. Sic waren iGmtliG mis Der
Staatgreformidule in aearneD aHl
is. September entlaHen.
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Deutfdte Gineinnatis
s'6t.. ef,ren paitorius!
TIDtI Y
Geatil bon bosc Greiic ais sauerlai-
lfpa SSegiueiier an8eie6en.

Cincinnati, %. Gft.-Die 3eut.
idc Gag @cieaidaft bat 0ur6 @eran-
onitaltnng Der 9aitoriltsfeier ibr
Benium fitrs laufen0e 8ereinsidbr
erleoigt luno iid bis Sltn %. 5ebruor
1lGditen ssabreS bertagt nm ols.
0dnn NIT elmer fSeier bon @nibing.
tons geburtstdg Sic &dtigfeit mic.
Der nuf8inebmeu. &or &ertaguhg
bat Die @eleuidait, Der 108 8ereinc
nngejdloiien iino, n%oblgemeinte @e-
jdlihe inn Syrtereiie Der oeutiAeil
greiie Des 2an0es algenommell. IS
iei cine oIte @rfabrlng, beiBt es iii
ben 9eihliiiien, ooB man cine Sahe
III ibreiH bolen @erte erIt fe1lnen
iil0 jddben lerne, ipenlt cine Situa.
tim girtrete, IN Der man mebr n0er
iueiiger nuf iie orgeipieien iei. 3as
gelte bonn oeuti6ipradigen Cell Der
amerifmiidlen 9Sreiie, mie bon alien
aunefr gingen. IS beibt bann iuei-
z aGie 0eutihipradioe &rele lit ben
anlerifnniiden 8iirgern 6eittlder @e.
burt o0er Abitomurttng elm iiderer,
Su~herl1liger 8egmeiler, Gin iuoll.
lHcineHOer 8erater, oft elm @or-
idtt1bfer, INNER ahcr Elm treuer W1it.
f1ntpfer. 9eittidlipradige 8relIe,
Delitider unterriht in ben Sdulen,
Neutide StirGe, oelttideS Sbeater,
Deittide 1tnlgat9siprade in Der ga.
inilie uilo IN ben &reiien Der Be
faarten ulto e5reuit0e, ale 0ieie Sat.
loren maiien &ono in Sono orbet-
len. llf6 DaB mir fife ole bobbolten
iuoIfen, oas 5u gelo6en lei Bettte I'M
fec GntidluB. IS fam unierenl nett
eli 9aterlanoe mir al,ut Segen fem.
Sci es oesbalb bon Der s0eut.
iAen Sag" .@eieaidnft beihloiien,
Ole 0eltI6Ipredenoen Burger nm
neren Sablreihe 5reun0e oringenD
si bitten, iebt in Der Stur0e Der
@e0r1ngnis Die oeiiti6e &reiie mad
beIten ardften al nnterititeen mp
aatta beion0ers bel @infGufcn bon
@aren ~oieienigen @ei4afte 5u pntro.
nifierell, tpelHe berte nod in Den
0elttiden 3eitiingen aiSeigerb oenn
nilr 6nrd iolhe Ginnobmeaneaen
fam ms Die 6elttide 4reiie fir Die
3uflnft er6alten bleibeu. llnbeitreit.
hare EdtIa6e lit es, DAB nit Dem
Gingeben Der oelitiden 3eitunger
nlid 0aS oeltId)e &ereinSleben Den
Eo0e8toB erbolten ipir0e."
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5etntes ~Stiffinesfcit
Ges D0rncftuctcins!
Cine seImnsene Geier; iiber 200 Ser.
iOnen aabmen an Der Seit'
lidlfrit tell.

81 elmer re6t eemiit[iden 6eier
geitaltete Iid 0nS geitern a6er0 i'm
9autiMen Snuie Itottgefuloene 5ebrt.
te Stiftunesfelt oes 9eutiden ga.
menbereins. ueber 200 Berionen
tpobuten 0entIel6en bel, uno es NOS
rem belon0ers Die 6lteren 0amen 1tno
Serreu, Die ate @oroe bes 0eutidell
SmIies, melfe gpfommerl maren, ct.
lide gentiitIid)e Stauoen at berleben.
0ie Sausberlpalterin, 6ra1 $arnls,
bette Elm g%eoiegenes, edit oellti9es
@iien aufgetiIdjt nel6em ieitens Der
6eltg1ite ale @bre 5uteil nur0e.
gaadoem ole &rdiioentil, Srai
SoDn 9o9ntfe, Die 6eitgGite ber6lid
iuilfommen aebeiBen bate, belt
Serr Serrp 9tooenburg cine geDiege.
ne anipraAe, IN ipeld)er CT in lalIri,
ger 8eiie auf oos 5ebnjdbriee Stif-
tltngSieit oes SereinS 81 ipreGen
fam lili0 oasielbe filr3fueg 0aS sebnte
So6aeitsfelt oe8 9ontenpereins nit
Dem Smaba glattoeutidcn @erein
n%annte, Dem bei0e batten ii9 oitf
2ebens5ett Die Sano gereidt, I'M i'm
Srtereiie ees 0eutiden SauicS To-
tig 5u iein. QuBer ibm ipro6 nod
Otto &inoer, morauf mad Quf6ebun9
Der EoieL bis segen Witternaft ge.
tan8t Dur0e. Sober bate ii6 gut
aliiiiert uno man i6ieb nit einem
gauf 8ie0Ticben beim 6tiftungSfeit
6es Omaha 8lattoeutlden @ereins! z
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SeransgelumnOeH.

IS lpor ipie0er eintnal iebr ipat
aeluoroen, ais SEER Gompibnber
uad) Sauie panfte. Cine onitanOiJe
@aroinenpreOigt ftonO in 2tuSliat,
in oeren &erlauf mad un0 nah Der
Sll6alt 0er gar5en 64uiielrabm,
0aroui5ugc9en orobte. Gampfbu6et
0adte mad, mic CT wobl 0aS llnDelt
abmenben tonnte.
Sa, MIR 10 folnte es geben, Der
Corn ieiner 6rnu nluBte Ourb eiH
onoereS ibrrr Batter paralgiiert wer'
ocn, nGmlid our9 lire 9teugier0e.
4alO 6arauf Itan6 Gampi9ubcr iei.
ner boIocn GemabIin 9eseluber, Die
ldon ibrcm IiebcnswurOigen aeOe.
jdmaa ireien 2ouf gu Iaiien be.
gann. Sci gan5 rubig", fieL i9r
0ampI9uber ms Bort, riA bab'
mas geiunoen.
so, mas 0enn?"
g9os fam i1 Cir crit morgen
frab iageu". nnbebelligt Ieete ct
lid bieruuf 3u 9ett. 9ie ReugierOe
leiuer 6rau bate iiber ibreu Corn
oeliegt. Qlls Gampfbuber ont oil.
Germ Storsen ertpabte, itnu0 aud
Idon ieine 6rau ON 8ett unO
iraete: .Sett Jag mir euOlid, mas
On geItern oefun6en boit2"
sd babe geiun0en", eruioerte
0ampf6uber grinieno, .onB oas
Bier i'm Sternbrdu better mar ais
i'm @oIibrdul" Eableau.
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tsMnifdbc 5mitSmte
icbr pcrtpirrtl
I'm ntiln 3naen Ecmmsu n Mrttes
reieE nnb 81 aHbere lin.
rnbeH Dor,

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Oct
26, as required by the act Of Oct. 8.
1919
@ctroaroO, 26. Sft.-Ger ariegs-
miniiter @erfbobsfn inete Der pro.
biiorii6en &egierllug berte, boH
inuerbal5 elmer Heriooe bon nelin
Sdgen I'M Sftober 81 Mleutereieit,
16 0nnrhiitiiHe ausbrii6c mo t6
8roaroms in nerihieoenen SeiIen
Npblnn0s porgefommen iino. 90.
iniroI Mcroerebsfp, Der Marine.
miniiter, fiigte binSu, oaB 6ieiG
onardiitii6en @usbritde IN Der Sob.
ienregion boraefomlnen iin0, iuo Iie
fir bic Giderbeit Der geeieruug on
gefabraiditen porelb on Iie ote itetigC
@~rrIqr9ung Der rniiiiden 6lottg
nit 9DbIen eef1brOeten. Der Mini.
iter Ses Snneren bot beute at oGe
RrobDi8en Sonoerinitrltftionen er.
loiien, bic alien AuslGnoern beion.
Oerer Sdttb geip1brer.
Gef 8eitungen eenndB miro ons
horIdufige ruiiiide 8orlament in
n1dlter Belt ii6er Dos Stifial Der
SuniiIie 9omanoff entideioen, Die
lett in Der gdbe bon Sobol8f, 6i.
birieit, gefangen gebalten miro. Sc
ionoere apfmerfiamfeit miro Der
Groae eilier ebentneIlen @erbdtnlln9
bes %friiberen Barren itnO ieiner ndd.
iten Qerponoten mod benz aus.
Inroe eeidenft tper0eu.
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@rte, bette Seeberg 8.50-t0.25.
NattelmGBige 7.25-8.25.
@em06nlide 6.00-7.O0.
@ute, bette Stoders S,50-9.50.
5tod Sellers 6%.50--s.U0.
Stod af6a 6.00-7.50.
Stod aGlber 6.00-10.00.
Seal aGl6er 8.00-12.5O.
gita un0 Stag8 5.50-7.50.
- 3ufuDr 400; 10c b.
fer.
9urdldnittspreis Is. 90.
Soditer 8reis 1906.
- 3nfnbr 1900; @arft tart
bis 10--15c bober.
gute Il. bette 2dmmgr 1s.25
1926.
9ee0er 2Gmnter Il. 5O--16.25.
Geeoer SGbrlinee 12.00-13.50.
@ute II. bette Sabrlinae 11.50
1875.
gute Ii. bette @ioOers II. 90
1926.
Cute II. bette @flitteridufe 1915
1t.75.
Geeoer @utterfdnfe 7.50-t0.25 !.
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ltn6etannter GinReOler Derbrannt.

Gin alter giniieoler, oeiien Shame
ieinen Gadbarn nidt betannt it,
berbrannte geltern in ieiner Siltte
ON Der 2. un6 s StraBe in @eit
Council Bluffs. 0ie berfo6lte 2eife
mur0e inter ben Sriimmern Der
Suite bon Srau S. s. Somlett ent.
6edt. @enig lit uber Den Mann be-
fannt, 0a er ME nit ben 9afborn
perfebrte. Ct pur6e ais irrIinni9 on.
geleben "a er iid nltr in Sadlei.
neit uno 9tunpen fleioee uilO iifl
ieIne gtabrnng Gus einem a6folbau-
fen IN Der g1dbe ieiner $iftte su.
l%anmeniudte. Die 9abrllng, Die
ieine Ga66orn ibrn ouboten, idlitg
er aus.
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SeimQeIeu6tet. Suuse
3rau (fur3 mad Der Sod3eit, BART.
lido: gIidt mabr, lieber &einrih
Oh 5ogit 0od oas 9roBe Sos, aIs gu
mid our @ottin nobmIt2
@r Geui5eno, lid binter ben
Gbren frnteuo): Sa, Oos groBe Sos
pobl, ober leioer in Der Siergar.
tensSotteriel 8
Ser goi Il. ,@iiien m0dP
if, ipie LANCE Der Grieg oauert!"
.uno mas tdteIt On banu,
Sdmul2"
se @etf tat id mptenl"
God etpas. geinderin:
SD bate 10 eertJ ebe id aebe,
Geinen Mann NAL tennen geIernt."
Sunae 6rau beOouerno): ySa,
Ieioer bait er seraoe fem MittGg.
idldi6en, uno i'd 6orf i'm aud Jest
nidt tpeden, :. nber Ieee mol oas
OBJ ans S6IiiIienot, 90 Fauuit On
Jpn idnorhen hprenl@ ,