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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

rangements of the ever welcome
double bill. 1.-TWO operas), Cavalleria
Rusticana and Pagliacci, Tuesday af-
ternoon of the company's visit The
repertoire complete is as follows:
Monday evening: Rigoletto; Tues
day matinee: Cavalleria Rusticana and
Pagliacci; evening: Faust.
The opera event is under the aus
pices of the Topeka Rotary Club.
which means, of course, that it will
take on a widespread interest, both
in the city and its environs. Society.
as we'll as musical Topeka, will have
occasion to display it's interest in mat
tiers artistic, and three large and dis
eliminating audiences will unques-
tionabIy greet the San Carloans at the
Grand, and pave the way, perhaps.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

FEITENSTEIN'S ORCHESTRA
The Music that Makes the Pictures Tall
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

The third annual visit to Topeka of
the San Carlo Grand Opera company,
which comes to the Grand on Monday
and Tuesday, Dec. 10 and II, for three
performances bids fair to prove the
most interesting and important of any
yet held here For in addition to the
splendid voices and personalities noted
in the organization in past seasons, it
is bright this season with new and
distinguished artists of the operate
domain, and is now acknowledged the
largest and most finely-baIanced sing
country. Topeka gets the artists en-
route to the Pacific coast, upon their
annual transcOntinental tour, which
embraces all the great cities from
New York and Montreal to San Fran
cisco and Portland, and from Winni-
peg, Canada, to New Orleans and Ha-
vana, Cuba. The present itinerary of
the company, which travels by spe-
cial train, embraces more than $4,000
miles and is the longest and most ex-
tensive. ever undertaken by an organ
ization of such magnitude. The sea-
son began in New York City at the
Forty-fourth Street theater on Mon
day, Sept. 3rd. and all who keep in
touch with the big musical events
have read of the sensational success
both artistically and financially
scored by the San Carloans. The
first night of the metropolitan engage
ment 5000 people were tur9ed away,
while in every one of the twenty
performances staged in the New York
engagement, hundreds, and sometimes
thousands were turned away. At Mon
tFeal, Quebec-in both of which the
love of opera is of long standing, this
superb success continued, while at
Cleveland, Pittsburg, Detroit, Buffalo
and other places capacity crowds
greeted the songbirds whose annual
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
TODAY AETTgIEg EESTS /

GRAND-Kolb and Dill in THE
Hight Cost of Loving"
NOVELTY - Vaudeville and the
Hearst Pathe News.
MAJESTIC - The Margaret Little
Vaudeville Revue.
ORPHEITM-PaL line Frederick in
THE Hungry Heart"
IRIS-Viola Dana in THE lGirl
without a Soul
COZY-Dick Rossom and Pauline
Cur1ey i'll "A Case at Law"
GEM-Susan Grandise in When
True Love Dawns.'
BEST-M otion features.
RYSTAL-Motion features.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

pe1le in 1.-THE Sa1eslady and the Por-
ter" Jimmy Lyone, mOnologist; Nell
son, Bann and De Monde in THE
Finish" and the Ziras, comedy Jug
glers.
The Margaret Lille company will
remain at the Majestic for another
week, it was announced today by Roy
Crawford. manager. The costumes
worn by the cast are cleani the girls
good locking, and the comedy bright
and snappy. The company carries
it's own scenery and produces plays
with plot Two bills will be present.
ed during the week.
Belle Bennett, Triangle star, will
appear as a beautiful business adven-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

for another and maybe longer visit
next season, when new operas and
new artists will be brought here. The
event, because of the popular scale
of prices announced, should prove
boon also to the music students whose
opportunities to become acquainted
with the masterworks of song come
all too infrequently.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

best ''stock towns in the middle west
Camille needs but little introduce
ton. The picture is adapted from
Alexander Dumas's French novel
Camille is a beautiful, fascinating
bewitching girl of the French under
world with a score of wealthy lovers.
Still she is woman enough to fall in
love once for all and in the end dies
leaving only the remembrance of her
reputation for love and her love for
Armand.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

Topekans Will be doubly interested
in a picture that is to appear the first
four days Of next week at the Iris
First reason: Theda Bara stars in
Camille. ~the picture Second reason:
Albert Roscoe, a former Topeka actor,
ce-stars as Armand with Miss Bara.
eRoscoe was known in Topeka as
"Jacl'' Roscoe. He played leading
udfts here with the North Bros. Stock
company when Topeka was one of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

Clara Kimball Young, whose eyes
alone insure her of monster salary
with the World Film company, will
appear at the Gem Monday and Tues
day in Camille" the story adapted
from Alexander Dumass novel of the
French underworld ruled over by a
beautiful girl with suitors by the
dozen.
The film is a Brady made one. Paul
Capellani will co-star with Miss
Young.
In addition to Camille Monday
and Tuesday and other pictures the
remainder of the week a William s.
Hart production will be shown every
day. Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Hart will appear in 1.-The Con-
version of Frosty Black Thursday,
Friday and Saturday the westerner
will play in Double Crossed"
Hand Up" featuring Wilfred Lu-
cas- will be shown Wednesday and
Thursday Colleen Moore will CO.
star with Lucas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
ally STATE JOURNAL-SATURDAY EVENING" DECEMBER 1917

turess Monday and Tuesday at the
Cozy in Fuel of Life production
with scenes laid in a western mining
town. Mime. De Berry, a New York
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

Belle Bennett in Triangle Play, 'Fuel
of Life"
woman, goes west on mission, the
nature of which is unknown at the
time. A series of events that are ter
minated with a rescue from a rock
walled prison follow.
Wednesday and Thursday, Mary
Pickford will appear in 'Esmera1da.
produced by the Famous Players COM
pany. Friday and Saturday, Alma
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

Reubens and Walt Whitman will play
in THE Regenerates.', wherein a
wealthy society man is murdered on
the eve of his betrothal.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

that every registrant in the larg.
est district is placed, 10,50C
drawings will be made. 1t will
require at least ten and half
hours, and officials in charge be-
ieve it will take twelve. The
process will begin at 9 80 o'clock.
The numbers will be pablicly
announced for telegraphing to the
newspapers over the country as
fast as they are drawn. General
Crowder at first considered a plan
under which they would have
been held in confidence for pub
lication everywhere Saturday
morning, but that suggestion was
abandoned late tonight.
Following is Provost Marshal
General Crowder's explanation of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

pie confidence in his ability to
handle the food situation in this
country. The government calls
upon our people to raise more
food, to conserve that which they
have, to live closely, to waste
nothing, yet at the same time the
delay in the Senate gives power
to a few to burden our people
with an ascending high cost Of
living that is bringing want to
the doors Of many.
It is time for an end of talking
in the Senate. The matter of the
withdrawal Of food stuffs from
use by the distilleries has been
agreed to. That the beer and
wine question, and the matter Of
other control of distilled liquors
should be used to further delay
the passage of the food centre;
bill is outrageous. The people
should send such messages to the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21
PLAYING WITH FIRE.

The members of the United
States Senate who are delaying
the passage of the food control
bill are playing with fire. I'm
fortunately it is not these men
who are alone being hurt by the
delay which their actions entail
but they are doing hurt to mil
lions on millions of people who
are being feeced by food specu-
lators.
The prices to which the neces.
saries of life have climbed since
the beginning of the war in Eu
rope are an outrage upon the peo-
pie of the United States. In this
country because of the greed ol
food spectators we have paid
more for some articles than tho
same articles have been sold in
England. In this piratical ex-
pedition against the pocketbookS
OF the American people those
Senators who are delaying the
passage Of the food control bill
have made themselves a part.
The American people should
make themselves heard in the Sen
ate chamber of those Senators
who stand in the way of the pas
sage of the pending measure for
food control. There should be a
deluge Of kilograms and letters
protesting in the strongest terms
against any further delay, for
such delay is criminal. There
should be no further parley with
those Senators but the cloture
rule provided to hold in check
any little group of wilfull men .
should be invoked.
: The record made by Herbert G.
Hoover in Belgium gives the pee
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21
EXTRA VOTE
OFFER CLOSES TONIGHT
FIRST PERIOD PROMISES TO BE GREAT SUCCESS. NEW
PRIZES ADDED TO LIST

scholarship in the international
Correspondence School Of Scran-
ton. Pa, and this will give two
candidates an opportunity OF
winning valuable scholarships.
Mr.. Geo. A. Citizens, with head
quarters at Lafayette is the local
representatives of the |. G. S.
New Candidates Nominated.
Several new candidates have
been nominated this week.
Among those nominated and who
have been added to our list of
contestants are Miss Ducie BONN,
Miss Ella Martin, and Miss Maize
Ashley. 1t is not too late to ea-
ter the race. If your name is not
in the list, call on the campaign
manager at the Enterprise build
ing and representative will ex-
plain all the particulars Of the
contest in order that you may be
placed in the position where you
will have an opportunity to win
the Ford auto, the Werlein piano
or one of the many valuable
prizes offered in this great cam
paign.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21
WAR ARMY DRAFT.

Washington, July 19.-Plans
for the drawing which will be held
tomorrow to fix the order of mil
itary liability for nearly 10000
600 registered men throughout
the country were materially
changed late today and the intri-
cate method of double drawing
worked out by officials to lessen
the physical task was abandoned.
- Instead Of process requiring
Q5ot more than an hour and in
volving one set Of numbers from
/ to 1000 and another from 0 to
10, it will be necessary to draw
one at time at least 10,263 num-
hers. Probably, to make certain
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

Baton Rouge, July 19.-Pas-
sage of the widows dowry bill
by the House, the primary object
of this extra session, by a vote
of 106 to 0, finally closed cam
paign that has been waged in
Louisiana for nearly six months.
The amendment subordinates the
$1,000 dowry to interest and dis
count not to exceed 6 per cent.
The measure will be hurried
through the enrolling room and
should reach Gov. Pleasant FRI
day night.
Both House and Senate held
two sessions Thursday, working
under high pressure.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

the sudden abandonment of the
double drawing plan which it had
taken weeks to work out in de-
tail and which was made public
only a few hours before it was
discarded:
"Advices received by long dis
tance telephone this afternoon in
dicate that in certain areas the
boards, in numbering registration
cards, have kept the cards segre-
gated by election districts and
that serial numbers have been as
signed to the whole group for a
board while the cards were thus
segregated. If the drawing is
conducted as originally planed,
in groups Of 1000, the result will
be that considerable proportions
of certain election districts will
be- brought up for examination to-
gether.
''This will result in drafting
persons from one locality within
the jurisdiction Of board before
any person is drawn from anoth-
er locality within the same jusis-
diction. For this reason it has
been decided to abandon the
drawing by thousands and to
draw 10000 numbers, which is in
excess of the highest number of
cards under the jurisdiction of
any board.
"The only change in the plan
will be that there be one draw
ing instead Of two.
'"The advantage will be greater
simplicity. The disadvantage
will be that the drawing will re-
quire ten hours to complete. -
The stage setting at the great
lottery has not been changed. 1t
will take place in the public hear
ing room of the Senate office
building. The invited guests who
will sit with Secretary Baker and
watch the proceedings will pc
members of the Senate and House
military COMMITTEES. The only
other persons present according
to plans tonight, will be a limited
number Of newspaper correspond
ents, photographers to take both
still views and motion pictures
of the historic event and the OF
ficials Of General Crowder's Of
fee who will conduct the draw
ing.
- In the drawing itself there will
be nine actors. The principals
will be a biinfolded man who|
constantly stirs the 10,500 black
capsules in the great black bowl
in which they have been placed,
another blindfolded man who
draws the capsules from the bowl
one at a time, and two announc-
GERS, one standing at each side
Of the bowl, to whom the capsules
will be handed in turn as they
are drawn.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

Senators blocking the passage Of
the bill as to bring them to terms
at once.-News and Observer (Ra-
leigh, n. c.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

There are 20O,OOO.oOO acres Of
land suitable for food production
idle in the United States. There
are millions of acres in Texas.
Land reclamation should be
paramount issue.
There are millions Of acres of
overflow lands in Texas or swamp
lands. Food must be produced
to feed the mouths of the world,
or rather the months Of those who
people the world.
Now, why should these mil
lions Of acres in Texas remain
idle when millions Of people the
world over are clamoring for suf-
ficient food to sustain life?
This war may last for years.
Food production must go on.
Land reclamation should be
pushed. All thinking men should
interest themselves in the work. !
Soil conservation is impera-
tive.
Food control is demanded.
There are many vital issues up-l
permost and all men who read |
and think should interest others, |
those who neither read nor think.
Worth Record.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

The First Period Of the Enter
prise great 1917 Campaign will
close tonight ats P. M, and with
it closes the first great special Of
fer of 100000 extra votes for ev-
cry $1,000 in subscription money
turned in during the period. 7
extra votes offered on subscrip-
ton money during the first pc
riod are the greatest offered for
a like amount throughout ,~the
contest and it should be the aim
of every candidate to secure as
many of the extra vote ballots Of
100000 each as possible during
this first period.
The Campaign office at the En-
terprise building will remain
open until 6 o'clock tonight. All
candidates who are in the office
at that time will be waited upon
and all money turnd in will be
applied upon their bonus or extra
vote ballot of 100000 votes for
every $1,000 in subscription mon
ey turned in.
New Prize Offered.
We have added to our prize list
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21
MAYR'S
WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE.

One dose convinces.
ESTORGE DRUG CO..
and other reliable druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

When the suit was called for
(Ssssl *. ~ fh;ra time. Nonday =
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-21

IN y eygtnoso Cuupuunn - Dnyoo
- peek ~ - a eIl1tea -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Grs Sekret1r O0rriScn
9cecn SrieSensliea!
GrflGrt cine 8eteilignng an elmer
iOldlen ieitens gImerifas fits
DerbGngnisDOIl.

Seem gorf, 13. San. 2irOIep
M. @drriion, Der friibere arieqg.
iefretGr IN 9srdiioent gsiIIons 9o.
binett, crfldrte geiterll Dor oreibiin.
bert @ittelieoern Ser geen gorfer
9lnwaItSfammer, ooB Oie Ser. 5ton.
ten genug nit ielbit gu tun bitten.
obnc in bic beabiidtigte 2iqa stir
Gr5ningung Ocs 5rieocns nit
bineingesoger SIT iperOen.
2os friibcre aa6inettsmitaIieO
iogte, Dab es nod ieiner GnIid,t
itets ariege geben merOe, unO 0oB
gllnerifa nihts geiieres tim tonne,
I'm 5u einem ioIden aetrieben al
meroen ols iid in bic 9[ngeIeaefl.
beiten elmer onoeren Gntion AT rtlis
i6en @r mamie oas 4roieft elmer
0erartigen 2iga fir ltnamerifoniid.
neil bic Ser. etoaten Itets eirc
9olitif intO 9Sril8ipietl bdtten. oie
ibncn ollein eigen ieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Siinftc Sitcrr. Rtieosz
1lnlciRc Gin Grfclo!
llcber 4, 700, 100000 aronen linb be.
rcits fiir Sieielbc sc5eidnet
iuDr0em.

8ieft, iibcr 2onoon, t3. San.
llnpoalt1noige 8eriflte 3eigelt al,
onB Die FINITE oiterrei6iid,e ariegs
nnleibe lit Nobc bon $44l2,S00, 600
&ronen gedeihnet lit, ipo5u nod
300,000000 aronen fonn1en, Die
bereitS ge6eifnet, ober nod nif)t elm.
ge5obIt ltnO. 9ie 4nIeibe iIt fomit
Die eroBte glnleibe in Seiterreid).
Gie erite &rieesunIeibe eraob g..
2l7, 1000. 900 aronen. Die slueite g.
SIS. $4,000 Grouen oie brittle T..
202. 100000 aronel Die pierte T..
520. 100000 aroneu. 4tit ser ae
eenlp1rtigeu glnleibe iino IN oeIter
reid iusgeinHit t8,400,000. 900 aro.
nen 0ard ariegsanleiben aufaebradlt
noroen.
llngarn bat nod bisber nod I'M.
boIlitdn0igen giohrid)ten iiber Ole
ieste arieesoileibe bisber in @an.
Sen etipa Die p1Ifte obiaer Sulune
oitfgebradjt, aIln Die Ioppelmouars
die IN Alem mir aricgs8luede ollrdl
slnIeiben unaeidbr 10000. GOO. 600
aronen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
SstaHcn in 1sin0slanS
bctrd9t $4,000, 900!
Niuuitiuu mS 9satronsu fir ginFs
IanO i'm 8crt bpn $4,000.
600 DerniAtet.

gldp yorf, 13. sSanitar. - Gie
9enniten Der Canadian Gar & SCUM.
orD Go, IN Stineslono, oeren sabri.
fen 0omlerstog radt III oic 2uft ee.
flogen paren, bebaltpten, oub Die
Grploiiot nogIihcr, iuelrn nidt
iDabrideinli6er g8eiie duf grouo-
FILTER 0iriid5ufilbren lei. C9iirger-
nteiiter Glen bon aingslano bat be.
falntlib erfldrt eS iei feltgeIteIlt,
oaB elm eleftriider SSunte in cine
&ome nit erploiibitofien 9efaHen
iei.)
Der ongeridtete 5daOen lpiro nrf
$t6,000,000 geld1bt. Sierpon ent-
fallen $10,000,OOO fiir 9atronen
ullO whinition, iDeI1e Der riiiliihcn
&egierline oeborteh. Gbe Die lin
teriudung poIlenoet lit, miro bon
Der Notwithstanding Ger 8obrif
teinerlei 8efanntmadiing irgenO
wel6er glrt iiber Die ltriaden Der
grploiton ber0ffentlidbt iperOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
SfanS scr Sciltic6en
Iabrmitospertcilnna!
MISUNDERSTANDING bel Sen 9llliier-
ten idluierigcr AIS bel
ben SentralmGdten.

Berlin. 10. San. (5ltnfcu0epe
ihe. gSabrerD ciner llnterreOung
oic ct idpeoii6en SSournaIilten &c
mdbrte. 1nBertr iidl Der 8griibenoc
Der 0e1ttihcn RobrimgsnlitteIfpnl-
ntiilion, glbolpb b. 8otodi, iiber bic
gerteilung ipie folet: SSn ltngorlt
bot Die Grndbrung ieiner geboIfe-
ritng nienlols Sfmierigfeit aeinaht.
in Seiterreidl aber nar Oie @e-
treioeerttte nidt 10 gut, um oen 8e-
0arf bis sur ncilen in oieien Sabre
Neden 8u f6Buen. GesbaIb hafte
9eutidIono inon @ortebrunoen qe.
troffen Inn einige bunoerttauien0
Ionnen @etrei0e int Saufe 0es ssat
res nndl 9eiterreidl 3u ididea. Ger
9lnteil 0eiterreihs ON Dem. in gus
mdnien erInngten @etreioe lit nber
10 groB, 0aB es in oieIer 8esiebllna
Der 0elttiden ltnterItiislln9 iidlt
nehr beonrf. Serr b. 9otodi ioatc
o1id]. es b1tte ipobl bin lm0 pie0er
in manden Srten Sd)lpierigfeiten
pegcn Der 9ebensmittelperteiIuno
gegeben. nbcr IN hieIen fSaIlem iri
bic @crioroung init giahritnq in
fciti0lidlen S1uoerll melt idlmieriaer,
ais in oeHen Oer 3elitrnImGGte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
RnBlanS bel1anSclt
Ole 2lriftcnicr brutal! !!
9lrmcHicr berbimben iidj 6a6er nit
iGreu alten jSeinben segen
bic 9tniien.

Berlin 13. San. (f5lufenoepe-
ide) - Die arrneniide greiie fiibrt
6ittere 4Iage itber Die Saltunq Ser
ruiiiiden Regierung gegen ibre or
meniiden llntertonen. Der .Ori-
8on" lul0 anoere in nrmeniId.rllIIt-
i1en 8iitriften pubIi3ierte arlneni-
idle 3eituneen bringen @elouuaen
ilber 6llltige 8irren itn0 @eiualtta-
ten In 8atltm iltO be3eicbnen oie
Iati1de Dab Der ruiIiide GberIt
5uSlom Dem ormeniihen 5taotrat
9tooopan5 einen 5uuitidlag ins @es
iidt beriebte utto rief: ssSbr elenSen
2frmenier ieio ale S6ufte ltn0 0ic-
be" ais tppiib fir Die Gage uno fir
bic 9eRanblung, neIde Die g(rne-
nier BON ben gfuiien erfabren.
Die @mporiina gegen biele ruiia-
i6e llnterOritduua lit Inn 10 gr0ber,
10 fiibren oieie g}l1tter aus, neil
man oIlgemein I'M SinbIid auf 6rn
arieg nit elmer geltoerung Ser rui.
iiiden Golitit gerednet batte. Die
snttdlti9ltng barber lit 10 groB,
Dab Die 9Lrmenier io9or ibre ulte
5einOidoft nit ben @eorgiern in
Siio.&uBldnO begroben un0 fih qe.
gen bic ruiiiide lluteroriidung felt
angeidIoiIen baben. Gin
9epeis fir Oieie 9dtiade lit in ei.
ner entiprcden0en grft6rltno 5u fin-
Den, mel6e Der @eorgier Ramsbia
mo DER aruenier G6otiiolp i'm
5tnOrnt bon Cliffs obgpgrbcn babcn,
iomie aid in Dem Selegrnnn, iuel.
dies 0os arrueniihe aonlitcc BON
@tosfau on Den 9Sr1iioeilten ser Scr
einigung Ger 8eorgier. 5iirIt Slnt-
batoibbili, acihift bot. IS neiIt
oarouf bin. onB beioe 9laIIen oltrd,
Oas Sdifial 6itinnlmeugei6meibt
9ie o1tliden uno boIbanltlideu
erfldritnaeit, OoB 8etro.
grab Den slrmeniern nielnoIs Selblt-
regierung gemdbren. ionbern bic bon
Oen armeiliern bepcbnten @ebiete
Ourd rlliliid ipredenOe s{oIonilten
iperOe bat Die Grreglmq
ilur nod mebr geiteigert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
.&aiier erldBt Nufruf
an Oas Otuti6e Solfl
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