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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-09-05
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-09-05

FOR SALE-A registered Poland
China stock hog, March 1916 farrow.
Frank Cole, Earlville, Iowa. -30tf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
FIRST CONCERT OF
SYMPHONY SOCIETY
Mr.. Paul Volkman TO Sing With
Orchestra in Franktord
Next Week

The urople of Fraulford arc ,'oNhs l".-
ward with Keen pleasure TO 'ht hrSt 'oI'ce't
of the season to be given by the SEmphuhy
Society of Frankford on Friday December
: i'm the high school auditorium, Tho Or
chpstra will be uuected by Mr.. van dclI
Becnt and Mr.. Paul Nolknan' the we'll
known tenor, will be soloist
Miss Mabel Pcrsol, Of tranktord road
and orthodox street, Is spending two weeks
i'm New York visiting relatives
For the first time in Frankford Maun-
der's famous cantata, "A Song OF Ihanks.
giving" will be given by the combined
choirs of the Burholme Lutheran ana
orthodox street Methodist Episcopal
churches on Thanksgiving night In the
orthodox Street Methodist Episcopal
church, at Orthodox street and Torresdale
avenue.
Dr. II. c. whalen will give humorous
lecture on The Wit and Humor OF the
Irish People" on Friday evening under the
auspices of the Mems Brotherhood, ut the
Frankford Baptist Church
Mrs. Henry Borneman has returned from
visit to Northampton, Mass. where her
daughter, Miss Helen Borneman, L. at
tending Smith College ts-t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
WAR WEDDINGS
ON SATURDAY
Miss Gwendolyn Ball Will Marry
Lieutenant Robert Beard,
l.. s. r.. in Media

Mr and Ntrs. William 6. Ball. Of Media,
announce tho engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss ,iucudulyu Bail, and Lieutenant
Robert Beard. I. :. Il, son of Mr.. and Mr."
William Beard, of GcrmantoWn who IS eA-
pcctcd TO return from Fort oglcthorpc today.
The wedding viii take place on saturday
in Christ church, Media, at o'clock. Miss
Ball will have her cousin Miss l;hoda Ice,
Of NiuuoutoWu, y. j., as maid Of honor :;
Miss Josephine piiliug Of Lausdownc, and
Miss Catherine clark culver Of New York,
as bridesmaids, and Miss Sarah ". Jack
aud Miss Mary Miller Jack IS flower girls.
Lieutenant Beard viii have his brother,
AIr John Beard, rs best man, and the ushers
will be Mr.. William Beard, Jr Lieutenant
Arthur Sayrc, Lieutenant Price Wcthcrili
Jauew ~, Jr,, Mr. Calvin Smythc, Jr, and
Lieutenant Samuel W Williamson.
As the arrangements have been made in
such a short time, there will be lIo recep-
ton except a small one for the families Of
the hrdo and bridegroom az the homo OF
the bride, but they will receive thclr friends
after the ceremony In tho sunday school
room Of Christ church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
PLANS MADE FOR
CHURCH BAZAAR


It.. 90 .
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IN. meeting "I u" 'h'u'! ''ur q"
"' ''! Hl''Nn"h "i'' piu Wei" ~
tended. Nr'. Edward Met 'inlvy gave her
s''0hd ta'h on current r"utS. she re-
viewed IN" war SI'Nat!"ii' ana EtN" Il Won
dar.TIy lear r!'iu." "i what Is nap
p"ul"E ~ 'I' present time. Tea was served
at,c'"E'rl h% M"S Charles Mercer Eail"!,
the chairman Of tar hospitality committee: !:
Mrs liddoa PeHLo"a ana MR.. frcdcrirE
J. Perry.
Tho junior section of tna club had its
meeting ON TEursd3, afternoon at the
clubhouse. \ tam Was ,,iycu on the .uh-
rrr or ,,uai,.
The cr,tlir.y Clua has boon having a
.orir, Of dar,rca. which viii be contlrycd
.hrou,-nou, thc winter o.n f.. .,i,rr rvnrv
,,,o,,m ,,l no. ar., i,e.,rr..r C.,,,ii,. az
r,i,. ,yhi,.h ,ron,hnrs or I,,.h tlc nIdeT n,,I
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""' "l ou' nL'' 't l."'.'.''i = c.'r ',,'iI " ~
~ "''ni a. ga ''' - "i," '', 'Ju, VIZ
an" "Iu' HE"'" '"''' j. . "Pc''"L '"lI'-
nn''''I LOT ,nS u"''' "T 'Hr Women |ah'
/ 10 MAKE II III! De- owe '"~5 nave ever MAD
-, -, 49,. - - ,., - ~
/ regular oaA'' rnln"'i,e'' "i "nIch IN" other
/ lu"l3h"t" arr" MY. '"r!'" Mercer bA!"F
1 ANA Mi". ,Ahu''" : ", n""hE Mrs Ii""-
/ ara y. l'eau' MI" r. MarShal Johnson.
I NrS. I.d"lu 'rtuI'\ ara Mrs II. nan An
( der-c0 ar" on ne 'p"''"l committee.
/ tu"I" are H hu'hr' OF women VINO have
! r""u,'\ inIncd 'hc Gun. Ih"y are Mrs.
! clarence u. roN. "iN' NHl,rr !" IIndali'
/ Ml~ tra"N ;. Meade, MIS- Waiter bowers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

NN CHRISTMAS EVE ioya. Rcd Cross
" chapters have been asked &c suggest
70 members that IL caudio h" lighted ho-
hind the flag in each window. It is uis'
planned "a ring tho church he'll chimes
NJ intervals or n lIalf huuv through the
evening till midnight, thus joining the
celebration of the great iay ou which the
Saviour was born with the work of Ills
people for His other poor suffering
wounded people, many of whom will y"
Sghting ON the very day of Ills birth.
Another beautiful Christmas iaoI pro-
posed 10y the Rod Cross j. to have groups
Of the workers in each rumnunIt% ma,c't
through different u"ighhurhoOds ~ tho
Waits ot England, singing Christmas
carols, all this as u itt;iIG riinrN To- tn"
great membership drive. | must say I'm
strongly for it. Arent YOU" \ud to-day
We have the uch-tall.,d ot jumbo sale,
which is given under ia" auspices Of the
Junior League. and which y.iI last
through the four days os this wcch that
is today, tomorrow friday and Saturday.
There viii be no sale on THANKSGIVING
Day II is to hc held in the Pcntcld
Building, at Juniper and Chestnut streets.
and there will bc e really truly Santa
Claus on hand to talk with the Juvenile
visitors to the sale.
Many and valuable donations have
been made Just imagine il, An automu.
bile and IA gold watch. Tho watch has
some history. too: the duuur, plus the
watch. saw service ON the Mesican hor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
REPORT OF Y. M. G. "A.
COLLECTIONS
Women of Rydal Committee
Collected at Railroad Sta
tions Along the Reading

Last Monday the women OF this section
were asked 90 collect money Mt tho rail-
road stations along the tReading for the
y. VI. G. \. War Work Fund Mrs. Robert
Scwcll OF Eydal. was in charge, and sp-
pointed her committee. and they in turn
appointed many others vino helped most
enthusiastically in the work. Tho money
collected has been turned over by Mrs.
Scwcll 60 the DreNcl Company, treasurer OF
the V NJ g. \. fund. The following report
has been given Icy the committee:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Red Cross Plans Beautiful Celebration for Christ
mas Eve Whch Wll End Week of Member
ship-Chestnut st. Opera House OnonS

TTAyE you heard %; tho beautiful
n christmas idea OF the American Red
r-ossq We'll, it's very pretty and I hope
,ri,l be followed out with thought of
.ho star of Bethlehem back OF the Rcd
Crosses which are To decorate every
ono.s front window. Sometime. I think,
IN the hurry bury or working and rushing
,or this charity or that, perhaps some "f
sc do not stop to think OF our motives
.rd to make those motives Just as pure
.,d high as they can he. If we do this
and do the work first FOR Cod in "ur
hearts. and second for country, we'll lie
.,orlng UP something worth while for tho
,fe on the other side ur the river How
about it?
We'll. tie Christmas idea of the Red
Cross is thus: That transparent service
nous bearing the Red Cross emblem be
r,aced in the windows of the various
homes during the drive ror membership
T., ,bo association which VIII begin on
December II and last till Christmas eve.
The display of the nag in a window will
moan that Il person in that house is
Rcd Cross member
Space is to bc provided on the white
held of the flag for additional cmhlcms
IN Indicate the number Of mCmhCrs Of
tho household who belong to the orgam-
,ation, Thou stores. banks and manu-.
,acturing plants are also 60 b" Hskol
10 display cnlbcms which will show the
fuIl membership in respective ',tab,i.h-
ments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
| lll w''..A AEr;,s po!!
f2SARs,...'!

Big Brother smoker. roor Richsrd CIub,
eso South Camac street. Members. ;l
Lecture. Trench warfare" Sergeant Arx
thur Guy Empey, Academy Of Music. Ad-
mission charge.
tumble" sale. Junior League. in cid n
Red Cross, Penfield Building. Juniper and
Chestnut streets. Free. T4
Club night. City Club, Government I~frsnI
OF the French War 'FRONT.' $3.50 O'clock
Members. r77.
School Bazaar, Scottish Rite Hal. rre>.
Tobacco Bazaar, First Regiment, ,Armory.
Free. ~
Margaret Ashmead Mitchell, soprsue.
Witherspoon Hall. Admission charge. v n.
Lecture. Excursions in Evolution. -, ~
pr 5. g, Schumacher, Association Hail, Ger
mantown. Admission charge. fi
Omen meeting OF Womsns Club Of Ger.
man'own, Carnegie Library. Free Men
invited. "
south Jersey Racing Assoc alton ms.t.
ing Hotel Adelphia. Members. -fr'1
Dental Laboratory club meeting, Hotsp
Adclpha Members
Rural Roughnecks' dance, Y. NJ II. A..
Mercantile Hall. Members.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27


Club is growing steadily, more and
more names coming in each day, rs
natural that thcy should uc coming I'm
fast, as Mr.. Roberts said carly in the
day that il he did not have enough to
warrant n big subscription before the
twonty-cishth of this month he'd call il
or. and SO rather than risk not hHNln2
the series as planned 'for the ".tmcrican
Boys in France" the subscribers are hur-
rying along
Some Of whom | have not spoken lc-
fore arc Wistur Harvey. Mrs. Charles
Wheeler, AIrs. Albert Rosensartcu, Harry
Belknap, Mrs Il. Campbell Madeira, Miss
Mabel Bricc Mr.. and Airs sam Reeves,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Athcrtnn. Mr.. and Mrs.
sydney Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Francis Bochman. Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly
Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eerwind. Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs.
Caleb Fox, Mr. and Mrs. DImcs NCildS,
Of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam G.. WicdersCin.
TT SEEMED most appropriate that one
of phlladclphias most famoT1 play
houses and one of its oldest, the Chest.
nut Street Opera House, entirely rcmod-
eled, renovated ana moderni2cd, should
have been reOpened to Legitimate" theat.
ricals, musical plays ana light opera
upon the eve, so to speak, of ThaukSgiy
ing
For it was in that spirit that this city's
theatre'going public welcomed the res
toration of the Opera House to its former
Held, and very many prominent people
We're In the audience. Among those who
witnessed the frst-night performance OF
You're in Love" which rcopeucG the
Old house, were Mr.. and Mrs. i. Il. Evans
Roberts, Mrs. Il. IL. Walters, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. McBurncy, Mrs. Robert Glendin'
ming, Mr.. Charles T.. Johnston and q
party; Mrs. Rodman Wister, Mrs. T. Il
Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c, stew
art and several guests; Mr.. and Mrs, Sam
uel p. HUM and number OF guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Filter, DR.. and Mrs
George c. Stout. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il
Townsend. Mrs. John Struthers. Mr.. and
Mrs. $. X. Altman. Mrs. Henry Jeanes
Mrs. Charles A. Mum, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Calcl
r. Fox. Mr.. J. L. Kothny, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence W. Dolan, Mrs. Otto Eisenlohr
Mrs. Joseph Snellenburg, Mr.. and Mrs
J. ID. Lit, Mr. and Mrs. Harry snellen
burg.
Many prominent theatrical men an1
women from New York came on TO bC
present at the production last night.
NANCY WAYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

r.
at THANKSGIVING time tH,r" B" a.N''.
aluuscp,r, -,.l,,,,, ,riI.ac,l. i'm Ut, sub
urLa is tho ii,lr of annual .nr,,e, haaa,,rs.
amateur dramatic ,utp,iuun,,utS and in
formal iuu,hcuus and dinners NIra 'lL'-
cIrc e. kc,y,r nr Itorul,, road. vaF ho~'-
es4 at a mu,sc,r frII,,,rd l,, rurds. 'rs-
tordaA. Ilr,. rl,..i. Included Mla' Ron"r'
tndo Mr.. lJ,,,,r,t {, ,l. A.. Iu."pI ;rhor
field Nv. l,..,,, ~,r.n..I I'D. NJ. WI
tam p.,t,, Nr- I,rIo L. l.,,rHtt "rn
Mis-, G,rt,al,,. pr,,Ir.
\r rrt.,,.i i,,,.,,, ,,f,l. l, rI,rv un Tlu'-.
d.,' i,' I, , ,,,, .r t',., VI
.abir,,Y N,frnl., sIr,.,,n,l church l'
,1,, r,,p.'..,r- ,,r ,,, lyli,ry Nrvkers' E'h,r
Glass. tl,Irhi nv Mr. Iuscpu Mis-'w,r Iar
grow u-ul,. pfII 'ip.urr,,,,ptr ,oun% "'.'"H'u
ir the N.mnrgn. -tric, "i>tudrrElri"n
Mi. Nt.r,. kun, BE-, ,'.rr,tiu.. the player,
,,'r,, a,,,.,i ,..,,,,, .,,Ip Mrs. ,Ia'oh
smith AIR. Nyi'iarp Fairlurrt Mr. Jalu's
,-,i,i,,,,.., Nr. ,tr..,,t Ii,iiu-nu. Nh.
Eo, Green Nly- Eg1l liugs, Mr.. Joseph
I>ippl>. Au. ipnr Wnu.rr MIR. Thu"."s
R;tt,uuuI>r. Mr. .Gcorgr Hudsuu, Mr..''.' ''
.t,i N,srI,l'.. Mr. Ira", tu!diuE, NT
Vi.n,n, rig,,, Nv a. \Irrcd pio,rrh NJ
rI,..,... I,,I... A.. NNIuiau, Andrews. Nj.
,lr,au,I,... I,i..ll and Mr. GrpIg, luGIat'.
Nh, ,,.f,,,., ,,...,,..... ,,r..,.n,,d two scr,-
.., r, g., I.. ,,,,r.n ON Sru,ia,. one " Wlth
one si,,. ,,rr,urdod hy tue uamo. of 'hr
''' >,"' "I' '",,,' ', ,,,, ,I ,.n,I,,n nv the
""'u''" anu ''u"I ~ w., ,i,,,. ;tr tltrt, .
service "t the r"un'rl' ,.'' o'',' t.i rr,,,.,
'"Hi '''I". I"' 'u.,,' 'u,''I, wa" .,.,|.,,,,i, v.hi.
| t'' hi' "''| %" T"'t'E - ,.',,,,,,.l E.,-
'"' ''"'3' ''IE "' ',,',..,,',,,, To,. tool,
"''' '"'' p"I.' " ""' ,,,I,,, r.,., with the
n"I' 'ii '''' 'N''' ~, ,... an ti,,.. ,,iIrit
,ri,i .,.,. ,,r,,,,.,,,.d "a, tho evening srrNir"
hy Mr.. Go"rc" 'W"p' pf|T"e'l % ,.,'. 80.
'i'h," class. oId M"N reeve" '' Wv g..
'h" lt"E FrhuE NJ 'l"t' wv 49," -.
uu form Of ih" '. VI. g. Ne '' u, .,..,,..
"~s.st 'uG with that M"'h Il. -" .,..'..
I camps. pleasant feature ~ '''" - ,,...
! the sewing on OF '''d n'"' "' 81 ~.
whose hoy ta on the ron VI ,.irr, "a
Margaret smith SrNtH '"' .'"'.,
! "", III i.' H'"Ih az" WV ~ ,'rrn, h,- NJ.
The Mems Bible / uoh, ''"r d.
/ Gary, Keeps lu i"G'h WI" % %' ,,,,, ~
| thirtN-tour mru ana WIZ tt,,,, ,,,,,c-
! christmas. N the hi''hI'','' H a.
| candy aud tobacco nav" "t," ;,,,., :.
! various camps. Nilu'l" - ,-il,,t .
! president John =, l'""P' N"' iiuo,, M,
| Harry AH-irung, secretary W." I,, u.,r
! son, treasurer Ihc hanSH ga l.. Iontr
| around the single star are Hn. ~ lI.r,,,.
! Ioin q. Booth NllIEl'u y, ,., t',,itG
| thuIortou ll"r 700 W. ''r'I' [..,.,,,.,,,
! Fred Smith, GcrrE" L. ia, - A..
! Land, ", Ivan bi'lnE'', ''''o'', ,,,'i.
/ Cabc. 'hLriCs spencer ,''I i''u" -.
| l.. Grant Johnson W D. [.,,,
| Wilson, Edmund ; hFIhuIont
! Wallace, Robert NNlIa''' I-on,
! Mitchell. Harold !" l''"' ,'''n. 49, ,'I"
! Staurri Graushcld, Elmer !. blsulh' I"'
! cncr' Ilcl'ing~, 'har'r" H. ',uuN''' ,,h
rgrl, Srhwarz. George "a'NS' ,::Wn,,l,i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
SOLDIER-AUTHOR TO LECTURE
Arthur Guy Empey Will Describe EX-
periences in French Trenches

Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, who wrote
"oyer the Top" will describe how lie spent
seventeen months IN inc irSt-iho trehcnes
a., IErnurc ms "A member of Il machne-gun
ccurauy In the English army in the course
az n lecture tonight at the Academy Of
Music .
Emney is invalidcd Two bayonct wounds
and a cash Of the cheek sent him from No
Nta,,,s Land into various hospitals. The
,'o,.cds of the 'ecture will he turned over
a. Inc fund being raised for the Y. VI. {. \.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
SATELLITES HEAD ENLISTS
Harold j. Watson Becomes Member o.
U. S. Engineer Corps

c Gcorpc X Watson. is the fourteenth
,,'enher of the Satellites club to enlist in
nnrernmcnt service For the last two years
he has been president OF the club and in
terested In all its activities. lie Is now a
member of the 4l9th Depot Detachineht
United States Engineers. =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27

Mr. Waldo richards, who las selected
and arranged High Tide, gave q patriotic
recalling at OEoutz School on Wednesday,
evening. and vas the guest Of Miss Abby
N sutherland.
Tho Abingdon Library on York road
JculiutGwu, will hc open every Wednesday
afternoon from 1850 to O'Clock for Emcr-
gcc:' Md work 70 enable those who cannot
80 to Alycrthorpc, the home cr Mrs Henry
Middleton Fisher ON Thursday, TO do their
part toward making warm garments for
tltc war sufferers in Europe.
Mr. and Mir. ". l.. DcucErc. Of Rydal,
havo returned from Atlantic city.
Tho lscvicw club, of oak Lane, was en-.
,"rtaucd al the homo Of Mrs. t. Clarence
Miller. M"lro.e rare, on Wednesday after
n,Ju.
Aliss Elizabeth g. Asbury-, daughter Of
M~a 'hor'cs W. Asbury, Of NIolrose, and
Mrs II =. Murray are visiting in Atlantic
city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-27
Social Activities

The evening dancing class conducted by
Miss Elizabeth Lockwood at the Phiadel-
phia' Cricket Club held It's second meeting
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03
BMloaticn 1cfft
otlf RmBlGmS!

Sofia, guIgorien, iiber auriter.
oam uno 2on0on, 3. Npril. - 8re-
mier Rooo5Iapop CAB in elmer 4n-
Ipruhe, Ole er I'M bulgorii9en Bar
lament 81 Sofia iber Die ruiitide
gReDollltion belt, feline &nitdt tuno,
OoB oieie3 greigni8 Die @ieoerauf-
na6me Der guten 8e8ie6ungen 5pi.
iden HuBlon6 uno 8ulgorien berbei.
fitbren Tonne. Ser 9tiniIter 5oIlte
Dem 9otriotiSmu8 Der ruiiiiden 81.
ma feline morme Qnerfennlmg rlo
iogte: SD boife iebt oaB Die Ser.
bdItriiie in RuBtan0 fid fonioli0ie.
rem unb ben 8eg gu einem guten
ginDernebmen 8piiden ben beioen
8otferu ebnen meroen. 8ulgorien
erfl1rte ben arieg gegen bo8 obiolu.
tiitii9e gublauo, aber e bat itet8
einan rnteridieo 8piiden eiuem fol.
den HuBIano uno Dem ruiiii1en
geulodt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03
Bum arieafa6ren ae66rt @elS.

8aibington, 3. Ipril. - 9as
8robIem Der @eifaffltng Der 3inun-
8en fir Die &riegsfiibrnq amerifos
bot berte 8rdiioent 8ilion t1no fem
&abinett bei6dftigt. Die 9eparte-
ments tparten porerIt Die 4nnobme
Der arieg8reIolution 61tr1 6en Som,
greB ab, beoor fe lire erIten .&riegs-
budget unterbreitem Die S1moerte
BON Milionen 9oInrs foroern. gs
ioG elm &rteg perben, fir ben Ole
iebige Generation 8obIen ion, 6ur9
cine rpobIausgeoadte 8~eIteiterltng"
tpte 8rdiioent 8iIion iid oltsoriid-
te. IS lit nidt bic abit9t oes
B~rdiibenten Die RriegsiduI0en orf
Die toutmenoen @enerationen absu.
In6er. g[le 8iirger iouen Die Soften
oes arieges trn9er, tpenn oli9 0ie
groBen gerinogen idper beIteiteri
iperoen io1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03

etne Gimme in ibren eigenen gte.
%gierlngen au bnben.
Sir Die Ne6te uno Sreibeiten
tleiner &0lfer, fir Elm olgeneines
Gei6 oes RefJts 6urd Elm 3uiorn.
menipirfen FREEZER gGlfer, ods alien
Nationen 8rieoen uno Si1erbeit ga.
rdntiert, uno Die 8elt ielbit i4lieB.
lid freimn6t.
GineHt lol6en 8iele f6nnert mir
ltnier Geben unO unier 8erm0gen
neiben, aaes, mas mir iin0, unO
mas mir bobetL NIT Dem @odgeTubI
ocricuigerJ melfe piTien, oaB Der
Gag eefoutmen lit, an benz amerifa
begiinltigt 1T, iein Slut un0 Ietne
Madt fir Die &rin5ipien bin3lge
ben meIhe ibin feline @e6urt uuO
@Iiidieligfeit iouie ben 5rieocn ge-
brntt babenL oen es 10 geidabt
BOT. Soft belize ibrn, eS fam nidt
an6erS bunoeln."
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Griesssnhan6 ipirS belast, SOdl
uerOcH 9entid. Ameritaucr
benz 2an6e trem ieiu,

6t. 2oitis, 8. abriG. Gie
@eltli6e @oit beipri6t 6ie Bot.
idaft oe8 grGii0enten alsfiibrlid
.uno iagt unter mtoerem: Sic
Qeuti9 ameritaner bra1tden hire
9opolitdt Dem 2onoe gegemiber ni6i
beionoers berborBube6en. 6je ba-
ben iid immer ais trere 8iirgcr ole.
les 2unoes erlpieien niIIeno, mas
lire 8fltdt if. sic ba6en qcjol-
fen, oieieS 2aio nut ibrem &lltt
auf8ubauen uilo 8it erbalten. 8ir
bolten iett attnt 9~rGft6ruten.
Die anterifa fritiiiert bic Tor6e.
rlingen oeS 8rGitoeitten un6 iaat,
Dob ole 8oti91it oes 8r1ioenten
oas 8oH oufrei8e. Die 3eittna
Idreibt unter anoerem: ySSSn Der
8otidoft fin0en mir feinen etn3iqen
SoB, Der Die proftii6e 6ette Ser
6ruge beleu6tet. Gnitatt oeIIet
tiidt Der 8rdii6ent un8 Soden oltf,
Die ba5u angetan iino, oos @ebtrn
5l erhisen."
Der gep gort 6ettiaer SeroLo
idreibt: nSinfi6tli6 Ser @%rfIdrunq
oeS BrdfioenteH ooB fem arieq qe.
gen OaS oeuti6e 8olt bea6fidtiat
lit, fomrnt man oIf ben @e6onfen,
DOB Der 8rGIibent Ser qniift lit,
6aB 6a8 oeuti6e Bolt ibre G6niqe
uno 8rinaen oboonten un6 cine 6e.
mofratiide &egierrmg8form anueb.
men miro, notiirli6 ~borausae.
iebt oieieIbe lit I'M Stun6e, Ite qe.
gen dubere 5eiroe gu b~erteioigen.
8iete Qaltide iin6 fir cine re.
publifantide Regterrng, fiir6ten lie,
0odL Tim Sic tebige 3eit ibren @e.
6anfen biGriiber g(u8oruf All oerlet,
ben, neil innere unruben tbnen Sen
Geino Dor bic Sire 6rtnaen, in
9cutihlono einoringen un0 oo8
2an0 %5eritoren fpiir6en. 9eutidlano
miro big nod @roe BEG &rieges
cine Monar6ie bleiben.4
Bernard Sitter bon Ser Reip gorf
Stoots8eituug ifretbt: ,9ie Reoe
oes 8rdii6anten lit fin Die MiIionen
Entertainer 0elttider a6itamnurng
elm idnerer @6Iog. Sir fms lett
elm Cell Der Qqiierten niht n1tr
Dem Ramen nad, fon6eru in ser
Iot. Ger 8rGii6ent braltdt it6
luegen Der 2opolitdt Der Qmerifaner
Serfrnft feline Sorgen gu
modem"
Die SGinoig Staot88eitltng Ioqt
6oIgenoes 0Nir tper6en oie @nt-
i6ei0ung oes Gongreiies u1fre6t.
erbolten, glber Rriep 3pii6en
glr. 5tudten SsS 9entSno IA.
iutbenfbor. 2iegt je6od ufia dono
NIT elmer onoeren Station I'M arie-
qe. 6onn 1T es Die 8fIidt zines ies
ben giirgers, ben &rieg 70 Ionqe 51
fiibren bis ein ebrenboQer 6rie0e
geIhIoiien neroen tarn@
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s5tliher 9ntnnnfnn.

@rono Ssluno, g1eb., 8. Qbrif.-
Wbntag flbr elm gerionen3ug in
elm @llton1obtl binein. @iner Ser
SSniaiien 9erman &aiBer bon 4Ib.
ton, mltroe brett unter sic GGoer
6eS 3tge8 geiaIeu6ert, peLfe ibm
Den aopf bonn Stumble trennten.
@ier onoere SnioIien 6es araftpa-
gems famen nit Iei6teren @erLeBun.
gen 6obon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-03

Statement Of the ownership, manage
ment, circulation. etc, of Taegliche
Omaha Tribune published daily at Oma-
ha, Nebr., required by the Act Of Au-
gust "a, 1912. Editor, Val. J. Peter; Man
aging Editor, Otto Kinder; Business
Manager, e. Reese; Publisher, Val. J..
Peter. Owners: Tribune Publishing Co.
Val. J. Peter, Omaha; NJ. Peter, Omaha.
Known bondholders, mortgages and other
holders, holding ! per cent or
more of total amount Of bonds, mortgages
and other securities: None. Average num-
Der Of copies Of each issue of this pub
mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers
during the six months preceding the date
So 51setetqment: 11,400. Sworn to and
Neh, 19l7. (seaLT@his 2ath day. of
PubktseAMg dssion expires october
19I8.J