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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06
tD0rMm Sic Gribiinc stid6t oleidt 0lf cin
oat5cs Jabr inn pcraus besablen?

Mm 2. gaooember trut oas neue 9ofaeies IN &rdt ponnd
grefe 3 Gents Borto tragen mfnen. 9iee @rbobune Der Hdf.
rate be0eutet fir Die 3eihungen cine lDeitere erbobte Ausgabe, mas
bel ben Smienoen bon 2eiern oenen ale glonate Gehrngen at.
geinnot iueroen mifen, cine aHie9nlihe Sunlne otSnaft De
2efer Der E1gHden rno g8otentiden Omaha Sribiue f0nrten
its nun bel beLen, 6hie g~usgoben berrnter 81 bolten, inoem fe
ibre 8eituns nf Elm Sobr i'm @oro1s 5ablen tDiiroen. Ge es
iest III, aabIen biee 3 @2onate, onOere 6 Weonate I'M 8oraus. 3ns
teotngt, bu6 mir one 3 ODER 6 Dtonote, ao 5Dei' ooer bhu1nl I'M
Sabre, 9e6nungen ousien6en nufen. g2iroen oRie 2eute nun
en Sabr i'm @orons be3aber, mas Die neiiten ebenio leift tim
t6nnen ne ni6t, Damn uIr6e Der 3etng cine a~niebnihe Slunne
GeIO unO Oel Belt erpart bleiben uno Die 2eier ilbft paroen
Gorto un6 Sdreibereien iparen.
&tr erIouben inns oesbal6 rnieren tuerten 2eiern, Die ste Tri-
bHne ourf Die Rdt erbaten, uno Die 0a3u in Der ftnan3eQen Gage
iin6, Den 8oridlag at modem Sbre 3etung Guf Elm Sabr i'm
8orul8 at b%e5ablen. 8erets itt tut bes cine gonae @u8abl un0
ipart id uno uns 8tt umO @el6. aber e5 fonnten nod biee
bee mebr oas @leide tun-
Sober 2efr meib, peIde S6piertgfeien eegenpGrhg cine
0eutihe 3ettun0 5u iiberpiuoen bat. 9urd Die Goratsbe8dbhlng
6s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ouf elm Sobr bon Setten Der 2ee piroen
0ee S9mterigfetten gang beoeuteno bebobeu uno rnere getrebs.
fofen berrdnOert Der6en. 9esboIb riften mir Die gitte an ioIde
2eier, Die oas tim fonnen, inns In 0ieer @eie ent8egen5ufoHnen.
@tt Gout inn 8ornts, aeihnet
8d9lt6e Smoba Gribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06

Iebeu, bnB tr nidt me6r an FHSne
S4iir3sn Denten iOl. aber Der IpetB
gar ni@ts Don i4m unb Oas mare
nidt sere4t.
pantra3 Ie6nts Fd an 'einea
Braun. S6m wHros gang tusb au'
mute. Damn trdumte Ct, sr iet fper
petB ME nett in sinsn anDern 2aHo
uno gan3 ALIEN. hit einsmmol be-
gam elm &reiIen in ieinem aOpT aHo
er ruti9te ON Stamm niepsr pie
cine scope, Die Elm SOI3Iue4t an
sinen ait ss6dngt bat, Der nun briAt.
als er piel lpdter mad 9auie tam,
mar es ItodI9par5e Raat.
ST bate LANCE nit Iia serebet. Sif
6udtig, battle er Ii4 geIagt. llnO oann
nurDe ibm gang bell i'm Sim. st
6atte oariiber na4geoa6t, mas oeHn
Der Meni4. 1T: Das. mas man BON
auBen ber on inn ertsnut ODER mas
innenDig in inn iit9 9iele tperoen
ni6t ertannt, neil ibr Menf9entum
uuter einem 8udel itedt.
uno er legte Fa bic Srase por;
qantra3, mas Hl0dteIt Oh np9l: in
oeinem tleirsn Derte ertoAnt Iein
BON ben Meniaen unO ober Istbii
nit innerer 8linobeit gei4IageR IeIu
pte bic pielen, bic bid pera4ten
obsr heIIiatis Iein fir Soft uno biz
Ratur unD DON ben on0ern urers
tonnt2 90 poro ct fr6bli9. Stia
IiBen ME Elm nbu I'M SunteIn unO
nit o~ffsuen aligen Don allen pifen!
So poate ers boItsn, unertannt tn
ieinem @intel, ia, 9inter ietnem
Solder tpolt' er,ii4 oertris9en un0
6inter 8ii9ern, tpenn inn bic Rsus
gier gu nabe tOmmt,
us JrisooIina bic i4por5e SrepPt
9iuaAf gu ieiner @OhnuHg seItiegen
mar, UNI inn fir bic i40ne S9iir3s
nod einmol ibren 9ant 5u Iagen (iie
6atte es Iid tpobI iberlegt, OaB lie
DEN armen &erI fir fein @eI4ent al'
3utur3 abgefertigt batte) HuO Inn ibm
Elm pddIeiu Sduapfta6at ouf Den
5iid gu Ie9eu, los Ie an IeiRer Sir
Elm S4ilo:
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Sraat g~ranOmnnben Sabun.

greiton So, 6. Gob. = Ser Gor.
mer G6as. 86ilpott, pet6er unge-
fGbr neut Meileu iioIid bon bier
cine Garm betpirti6oftet, 5og itd ge-
fGbrlide uno ifmer3bafte 8rono.
tpunoen i'm @efiht am $aI8 uu0
ben Sdnben 8u, aIs er beriudte, fem
automobil iorpie berI6ie0ene8 Sober
nieb aus ieiner brenneuoeu 66eune
ait retteu. @r p1r6e iofort mad
Greiton ge6radt mo Elm Qr5t feline
@uuoen beban0ette, i'm aber nieoer
nod ieinem Seine bringen lieB, ga
Die 8erIebuugen pobt i6merabaft,
aber nibt gefdbrIider Ratlr itno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06

ais bic @panier i'm Sabre 1868
na4 Der 8ertrei6ung SIabeaos eilen
RDnig iudten, fam es lit bies
autbentiIa ~ elm 8ir5bur9er Stu
bent, Gpalo 3d.. auf Den Ginfaa.
Ii9 i'm 94erae ibneu a~n8a6Ieteu. ct
iudte Iein beItes Eatein aulammen
uno Iebte fem jduberli4 einen 8rief
auf an bic propiiOrif9e asgterung in
Mlaorib. $50 gpalous 3d., me-
oitinoe ltuOioias, 9erbipplenIis
SD Grab 3d., STUDENT Der meoi>
3in aus Bir3burg" 10 ting Das
56reiben an, unb nun fH6rte er aus,
ME er seb6rt babe, DOB Spanien st'
men a0nig braufe unD oaB ct, ea
Die au8abung Der 9eillunpe ibm
bod tsins stau3enOe 3utanft Deripes
DIE, pur9aus ridt abgeneigt lei,
Iein Slid einmal aIs. &6nig pon
Spanien gu OerIu4en, penH man
Inn pas &ertrauen I4enten ppllte
u. I. N.
Der Brief ging al unO infer Stus
bent oo9te po4l nidt Oaran, ie ipIes
Der etpas pon Der So4e gu 90ren.
a6er es Ioute auOers tommen, benn
tatt ben Brief einfaa in ben pas
piertaten 3u perfen, nobm man in
MaDrio iein Qnerbieten libel auf,
ri9tete cine entrifste 9ote an bic
1niDerfitdt 8iiraburg. uub has
aeiultat mar, boB Der 8eiperber
nm Die bafante &0nigstrOne zines
f96nRn Cages bor ben Senat Sitiert
purbe, Inn Ii1 80 perontporten.
4uf oen 8orbalt oes Rsttors ents
gegnets sr onfongs gang ertaunt, er
tonne ni3t begrsifen, ME man an
ieinem Sun nun sinmal ons 3sag
anItoB finoen Tonne, &c babe
3u einem a0nige in iid, uno ba er
oas 6paniI4e niat oerte6s, babe er
Tit Der pro%piforiideR Re9ieruna in
Ieinem beIten 2atein ~anseboten. Dem
ProTeforen : aOaegium modte bic
Sode piel 9ergnigen. aber Str1fe
muB iein. unfer STUDENT erbisIt orsi
Gage &ar3er auoitttert, Der ipanii4en
Ge9ieruns purOe Dies in a1er 6orm
notiii3lert. unb bic Spanier batten 10
oas Slid perider3t, eiRen @palO |.
gum &0nige gu 1aben.
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@ehr COMMUNICATING n%erIanat.

8aibington 6. gtob.-ungei1br
1000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fiaO be.
reits, Gote 9re1i5 Sauptqunrtier8
sufoIge, na9 europa geionot nor.
ben uno Die Namen bon $4,000 ltn6
in Den 2iiten oes Soften &reu5e8
eineetragen, 10 ooB 6ieieIben fir cine
4rmee non 100000 Solooten
aitsreiden ipiiroen. auBeroem ner.
Den 1000 nelie gtamen ourdidnitt.
lid Der Monat Der elite 5ugefiit.
SRI. Sane q. 3elane. Die 8or.
fiserin Oe8 Rationol. aomitees fir
aranfeupfleee, empfieblt in ibren
Ieutigen ausfiibrungen u. g., Die
Observation-Disclosures bcrab5uiesen
0amit Die beiten uno erfabreniten
acknowledgement fir ben 9ienit
Bn1ter Der 6rort %bertDdnot mer0elL
iu1breno 0fe beiniide Grdntenpflege
pom iiingeren 9flegeriunen beiorgt
tueroen fonnte.
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Z. %. MueI. Elm s~eI6fm5rber.

g(l6ia, Sa., 6. No0. g2a6 Dem
8efuno Der geridtIi6en aommiifion
unO oes acknowledgements bat s. g.
&oeI, Elm B6otograpb, Der in Ser
8erlelmoung8tlage 0e$ 9etefttb
8ilferion cine berborragen6e &Ole
ipieIte, isinem 2fben iCIbit Elm gn0e
genott.~ Isle cine ltnteriudurg en-
gab, batte Der 6elbItm0r0er bcridie-
oere Observation-Disclosures in
ser @eIumtg6be BON $4,000 berous-
genommen, bon oeneu $27, 900 BON
ben $inter6liebenen einge3ogeu pers
Den founer.
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Cine Gnti6riSuns ii6er omaha
Snbianerlan0.

WdIbington 6. gtob. Die
Ge1tgonipriide ouf $4,000 afcr
2dnoes oif Der 0mabo SnOianer.
reierpution, Die einen @ert BON &c.,.
100000 ooriteaen Iino in cine &c.
tern i'm gunbesobergeridt ~obgegebe.
nen gnfi6eibung einbegriifen, mel.
dc Cie GntideiOlmgen umIttcb. oie
i~eititeaten. oaB ons QbtommeH bon
1865 Dem golfsltamme einen fla.
rcn Redtsaniprud gab,' uuo Dem
aongreB nidt geltnttete, 0asieIbe
eanO 0urA Elm @eies bonn Sabre
1882 Dieoer 81 pergeben.
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Bin ni6t gu 5aufe!
pantratius SaneeDogel.

Sic puBte, baB er nidt ausgegan'
gen mar. unO er bate Die @epiBa
4eit, boB fe DOR ieIner Sire ltoAD,
Dab Iab sr Our4 bas S4lafellod.
sic oebnte f9. s8eun Der
oentt, baB i'd inn aud nod CUTE
@orte geb'. -"
ST briidte beiee G9uItera bot
unb aog ben 8opf aurid ME Elm See
9Gule. ~8tn ni4t gu 9auleN, fagte
er, unb I'm Ieinen dumb lag Elm Ders
I9miBtss 2d9elR. gr bate Ii4
niebsrgsfunoen unb brauate gu ieis
ner 6reu6e teinen anpern Meni4sn
mebr.
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Gbin0 tuir6 BON Seml
Derttao D~erIt0n6iGt!

(True translation fled With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
6, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
9efing. 6. Gob. = Gas 6inefI6e
MiniIterium oes aeuBern tit beute
formea in aenntuis geiebt rporoen
6aB Gtaat8iefretdr 2anftng uno Der
iapaniibe Spe5ial e 8epolmddtigte
naf Den Ser. Staaten an 5reitag
einen 8ertrag unter5aidnet baben,
in neGdem Sapons ipe5ieIle Suter.
eilen in China onerfannt uno 0ie $50.
litit Der DOffeuen 3iir" in CHINA
anertaunt miro. ....
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@erliert Ieiuett grnL

M2iIIouri galeh So, 6. gtob. -
am letteu 6amStag fiel 2erob, Der
t1idbrige Gobn bon 5ranf GIarf. 10
ungliidlid bon einem Qpfelbaum,
oaB er fif einen iebr fompIi3ierterl
GpLitterbru6 oes San0geIenfes 8lt-
8og. Ser be0ouern8fuerte &na6e
lpur0e mad einen Omaha SoipitaI
ge6rodt, no inn Der arn1 unter Dem
SduItcrgelentt abgenoumen tuer0ett
muBte. oa bereits Der Brand eittge-
lett hatte.
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autlase sesen 9aubet fallen &c.
laiIen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
9aris, G. Sob. - Die anflage,
Die gegen Econ Qouoet bon ser
Q'oction 6%rancaiie un6 gbas.
Maurras bon OerieI6en 8eitung an.
~geitrengt mar, tp1r0en BON Dem HiA.
ter, Der Die nngebIide roDnliftiide
8erihn6rrtng tnteriu6te, fallen &C.
IoiIer. or fono feline 9eltdtig1tng Der
erbobenen anflage.
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8rOSius Cfflan6era muR Strafe
SabIeH.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
6, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
Gonoon, G. 9oD. - Cine 8epeide
Der @r6ange telegraph So. bon
amIteroam beiaat, baB gcmdB ben
angaben zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Die oeuti6en 8eborocn Der BroDin5
OItflanoern cine Strafe bon 10000.
900 6runfeu auferlegt bnben5 neil
iie es beriduulte, ben 9eutiAen 40,s
900 qlrbeiter bis gum, l.. GoUember
our 8erfigung at iteaen.
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. @ridLmnrrnrnnnslnn6[ frlnhet.

g9a6 longem Suden muroe ee-
tern i6lieBli1 sic ooae an5abl bon
@eidporeneu fin Die @e~rbnn0lung
gegen 3bomas S. Mf1iters i'm BUT
0esgcridt 3uiammen9e6radt, D}ot-
tiers, ser angetlagt it, ben 9rditOen-
ten Der berfradten 6irit GationaI
goul bon Sutton, Serrn 2ueb6en
BEL ser au5ga5e falider 0epoiiten,
certificate uuteritiibt gu haben. miro
bon ieiuem SObn &bomas s. Mat
tiers ir., eirlem geem 0orfer aedts.
anpalt, ionic Sobn 8. 8ebiter uno
Sranf s. Gaines bertei0iet neroen.
als itaatIide anfldger fungieren
Der 6toot8.0 iitriftsannaIt E. g.
aacn uu0 oeiien aifiitent Sopar0
Sugtou.
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6Mtes pcrbeHcrtcs
SarlnlanH

foTtet 6eute BON 500 bis $3.50
per afer. Dor Sebn ODER fiinf-
sebn Sobren nuroe 0ieIes 2on0
bon $25 bis $35 per ader
berfduft.
sc gibt nod INNER gates
Farmland, oas fir $25 Der.
fuuft miro. Gin CROKER De-
mimi itebt fir ben gaorrt IN
Qusfift, Der iebt fem GeIo int
GarmIanb onlegt.
2eft Die 5oemlauOsa n5eiGen
ouf Seite 6 b tie no Morsett
1T es bieGeidt idott 81 fpdt.
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9rad,tsna serat in grauS.

Dallas, IeraS, 6. gtoo.-Nier NIT
@erIte beIaoene 6radttpaggons &C.
rieten aui Der 6abrt peltli6 ser
5tnot III grano uno muBten ob9e'
flppelt meroen. 90 feline 2oidoor.
ri6tunqen oorbonoen moren, mllroen
iie Gin boaitdnoiger Gaub Der Slam,
men.
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iden 8orortebdbn un6 einem BON ar.
fur Sntftb eelenften auto puroe
5rou W3arp Smith, cine aIte aniteo.
lerin ans Grimes, 1tnter Ser Gar elm.
ge5pGngt mo iofort get6tet. SIRE
Go9ter Siobel, iopie Der gruoer
ser gerunglildter, SER @iaiam
&ogar, nuroen 6ura @lasipGitter
[eiht per[ebt.
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1110rktbctiMte

9mobo, Gebr.. 6. gsop.
RinSbieb ~ 3ufubr 1900.
geeftiere felt Big tart.
@rima ifmere geeoes 1906
Cute dSi5 il. bette gsebes 400
M3ittein. gee6es 12.o0-1s5o.
@em0bnl, 9eebes 7.O0-tt.00.
@lrte uno bette S6brlinge 400
-16.75.
MitteIm. Sabrlinge t2.o0-t4O0
@elpobnl. Sdbrlinge 6.50-1t.00.
@rima idnere 8eepes 1900
1900.
Cute un6 bette geeoes 1000
1850.
g}ifteim. @eiOe-geepes 900
1000.
gep0bnIide 9eebes 7.50-8.75
&abe nno Sellers uureseImaBig,
feit.
@ute Biz bette Seifers S.00-935
Cute uno bette aiibe 1880.
geittelm. aii9e 6.25-7.50.
@emobnli9e Giibe 10000.
Gtoders urb Seekers tart bis 10t
b5ber.
9rima Seeding Gtiere 1850
1900.
gute, bette Seekers S.50-10.25.
MitteImaBige 7.25-8.25.
@emobnIihe 6.00-7.00.
Cute, bette Gtoders 8.50-9.50.
Gtod Sellers 6.50-8.U0.
Gtod aiibe 6.00-7.50.
5tod aGlber 100000.
Seal a1Iber 9.00-12.50.
8ua un0 Gtags 5.50-T.50.
- 8ufu4r 5000; Csc nieb.
riger.
9urdi6nittspreis f6. 25--16.40.
S66lter &reis 1870.
- 8ufubr $4,000; fef Stod
Iangiam bis Zoe nie0ri9er. 6ee0-
ers felt.
See6er 21mmer t6.50-17.50.
6eeoer Sabrlinge 12.00-13.25.
Cute uno bette Sd1rliuge 1t.50-
1900.
Cute 1t. Bette Bio0ers 1t.0O--
1850.
Cute ltno Bette Ghtteridafe 1000
-11.00.
5eeoer @2lttterIdofe 7.50-1025.
5eeoer 2GHrnet 25-50c nteori.
ger.
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Giien6abner oet6tet.

qtlmttie, Sa., 6. glob. @eftern
itarb i'm bieiigen Soipita( Ser 8rems
fer Gilbert 9iepoel, 6uDn bon q. g.
HeDoeI mo 6ralt, oie bier anidilig
iin0. Ser gerln9ladte, ser BEL Der
9fod SsIan0 Balm ongeIteQt mar,
purbe 3piiden 8pei 8agqon8 5er.
aletidt. 9tuBer ieinelt GItern be-
traltert cine Itnge 5rau ieinen frii6.
aeitigen 600.
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9turipegen perIiert 10 Saiffe i'm
Eftpber.

(True translation filed with, the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
6, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
2onoon, 6. Sob. = Sic beige
norpegiide @eimSti6oit CAB be-
fnnnt onB I'M Mouot 0ftober 10
norDesiide Sdiffe nit einem @e-
iomttomengebnIt bon 34,577 Son.
men berienft tpuroen uno As Horiue.
glide SeeIeltte ginsett perIOren.
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garncn sninnnnc per6oftet.

Suite, Don't. 6. &oS. - 5ier
mttroe 5reoerid auguit 81. 6dulbe,
bon Deldem man on1immt. oaB er
elm .prominenter 0e1tider 5pion~
Iein ioa, perbaftet, Gr miro, neil er
oeutider llntertdn tit, ie0enfalls in.
terniert per0en.
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anLnfnidlmerer Nulunnfal.

M0ribaatopn. Sa., 6. gtob. =
Better BebL 80 Sabre alt. uno elm
SniaIle oes Soloatenbeimeg in
@ranO Rouno, puroe geitern bon
einem bon 5rnu Geo. 1aillbiier ee-
fiibrten Automobil nie0ergeItoBen
un0 iofort oetotet. @eHI mar Elm
@aterah 0er aonpoenie y 0es fie.
better 9lesu Seriep Sufanterieregi.
meutes.
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Gofalesl
Sma6a Gcmalbeansiteamus.

@}orgen miro i'm @oteG 6onteneac
Die iGbrlihe 0mabd @emdl6eans-
itelCung unter Den 9lulpi8ieu Der
@eieGlidyoft Der S60nen aitnite CT.
6ffnet. 0ie 2~(usftelltng miro bis
gum IS. Qopember ge0ffnet fem.
Qie altSteQung lift aud in 0ieient
Sabre pie0er cine bodintereIinnte
uno loIte BON alien auuitfreunoeu
in augenifein gertommep meroen.
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Ger @IadIi6ere. so
las i'd ood ueuIid BON 6pei sSdui-
gen.: Ser cine ioq oas erobe 2os
gerponuen baben, uno Dem anbern
iol Die 6rau ourdgeaangen iein;
neIder bon ben beiOen Iino sic
oerm2~
Ger eIadIidere.@
sgta, 0enn man man ia graft.
Iieren, boffentIi9 fummt fe niti
.nieoeri~
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g6ieaau MarftGeridlt.

GDlcog0, 81, 8. Jt0r
GinSbieb - 3ufubr 10000; Dlus.
idlpo6 bis t0c n~ieoriger.
S6hfter preis 1900.
Sdueine - 8ufubr 1900; 0nrd.
idnittIiH 15c nieoriger.
9ofIter 8reis 1920.
9nrhidnitfspreis 16.1O-i6.90.
Sdafe-3ufiihr 1900; M2drft feIt.
@eFittarte Sdumer t6-5be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06
ams Jowa

Nutuiport fprScrt ipeitere Spftr.
9es W1oines, ga, 6. gob. Sci
nineuu %3uiommenitoB 5uiiben elmer
Ges @oines faIrenbel eIettri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06

&etlnnst: @ipier @laiterer),
I'M @pgar5eiten 8loiter) in ulei-
rem 9auie nltssufi9ren. 5lorenee
1903, -11.s'17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06
aanlas Sin 9larft6erif)t.

Ndl1la5 0lII, IED.s 3. JI1D.
RinSbieB - 3uhtbr $4,000; Stiare
felt.
Stoders larglam.
aalber oemornliIiert.
Sdweine - 3ufubr 10000; 10
Zoe nieoriger.
SoGIter @rei8 1910.
3ur6idnittspreis 16.50-16.9O.
Sdafe 8ufubr 1000; Marft
lan9iam un0 idmad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06
ct. Spiepa Martt6eridlhA

ct. Soleph DO, o. Nob.
9inoDirb - 3ufubr 1000; @larft
felt.
Sapeine - 3uiubr 5000; To- Csc
nie0riger.
S0dIter 8rei8 1900.
Sur6i6nittspreis 16.25-t6.75
Sdafe = 3utubr 1000; 25-30
~nieoriger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-09-13
Autumn Colora.

Already Paris is busy planning fal
fashions, and the very first thing to BIZ
decided is the question Of colors, sc
that manufacturers Of materials may
set to work. After that there will be
time enough to arrange about styles
and silhouettes.
Decidedly rusty Is the shade that
promises TO be most fashionable next
fall 1t is called rouille, which. in fact
means rust.
There are two rust shades, both red
dish brown, but one very much bright
err than the other. All the new grays
are metallic grays-nothing SO soft as
smoke.
Silver, nickel, gun metal and iron
gray are represented. There Is plati-
mum gray, too. and there Is pewter
Even aluminium gray is not forgotten.
Quite appropriately for autumn time.
the new greens are called duck greens.
and the browns are known as pheasant
browns. Most OF the new blues are
called army blue. and the Shades num-
Der as many as there are kinds Of blue
uniforms In the world. or course the
choice of Paris Is the French uniform
blue,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-09-13

Fer the nrs, few days chicks need
rcsi more than anything else. II sun
light enters the brocder they win spend
hours ut time hpddled together en-
joylng the natural warmth. This Is
good for them. as 4, helps 10 strengthen
them.
Nature provides for a chicks nour-
ishment for the trsi two or three days
Of life. Chicks should Ice given neither
food nor drink for the first forty eight
hours. 1, fed sooner II viii be harm
full aud not helpful The unabsorbed
portion " the yolk serves 10 supply
the chick with nourishment. Additional
food Is likely To cause indigestion and
bowel trouble. which should he avoided
by all means More chicks are lost
every season by oyerfeeding than by
underfeeding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-09-13
A K|NDERCARTNER
How One Woman Got Legislation
Under Way.
FROM MAINE TO THE WEST.
Mothers and Ciub~omen OF Five OF tho
United States Have Already Succeed
cd In Getting Better Laws For Early
Education Passed.

During the past few years mothers
and clubwomen all over the country
have been growing more and more
alive 10 the need OF more kindergartens,
and this year they have been success
full in five states in getting better kin
dergar ten laws passed
The women OF Maine, Texas and
Washington have the greatest cause
for rejoicing, because their new laws
authorize school boards to open kinder
gartens when parents petition for them.
BY having the matter regulated by law
mothers and fathers In these three
states will now have some guarantee
Of success when they ask to have kin
dergarten started in the public school
In their neighborhOod.
Miss Nellie Brown Of the Federation
Of women's Clubs was largely RESPONSE
BILE for the success Of the legislative
campaign In Maine, but 1t is safe to
say she could have done nothing with
out the support which she received
from the clubwomen and kindergart-
ners Of Bangor and from the kinder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-09-13
WHY
Furniture and Shoes Creak
and How to Stop Them

- REAKING shoes, beds, chairs
and stairs are most annoying
" things, or these a creaking
bed Is probably the worst, es.
pecially II one lives In dat with
seighbors above and below who are
given 10 gossip or Insomnia, for they
ran tell at what hour you turn In at
night
Bed cleats are made OF iron and are
often OF cast iron and sometimes do
not III well, especially after the bed
has been In use for quite awhile. The
only thing to do Is either TO have the
socket and Its fitting rod reground or
else place some elastic substance be-
tween the socket and rod to make the
cleats IT. The latter is the easier
thing 10 do and is just as satisfactory.
IL the bed is wooden one tight
ening Of the screws holding II together
should be sufficient to stop all creak-
Ing. II one is so old fashioned as TO
have Stats in the bed these, Of course.
give them every motion and some
times creak. Pieces OF blotting paper
put under the ends Of each Stat will
obviate this difficulty.
The creaking Of stairs may be RENE
died with a little hammer play and
few nails or screws, This annoyance
is caused by board rubbing against
another. The tread Of each step
should consist Of one board only. but
occasionally II is made Of several
narrow strips or small pieces. The
only way to step 80 that the tread will
not creak Is to place your foot close to
the place where the banister is At
tached or else put your weight on your
toes, placing them Just as far forward
as possible. This latter Is rather haz-
ardous, however
Cracking shoes may be "cured" by
driving tacks in the soles and clinching
them on the side and also by making
the leather more pliable. II the sole
layers are hard like boards they will
slide like boards. but II they are soft
like layers Of cloth or pasteboard they
will bend without noise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-09-13
ANOTHER ECONOMY.
How to Make Attractive and Fadslsss
Kitchen Curtains.

One woman states: Every week
when the laundry was returned 1t was
q fresh reminder that the children 8
clothing was wearing out and that l
needed new towels, tablecloths and
curtains.
II purchased first of all necessary
clothing for the children and few
pieces of household linen. My kitchen
curtains were threadbare, but every
time planned to purchase new ones a
more pressing need /wallowed the
money.
Curtains do not last forever, and
when mine we're positively hopeless
suddenly remembered reading about
unbleached muslin curtains. Now, I'M
bleached muslin curtains did not have
an attractive sound, and | had never
seen curtains of this material but hay
ing such tiny allowance decided
that could do what others had done
and make muslin curtains for my
kitchen.
80 | purchased the material, made
the curtains and hemstitched them on
the sewing machine. | had just fin
ished making one of the Riddles a ging-
ham dress, and scraps Of the material
were lying about AS an experiment
! picked up small diamond shaped
piece and placed it near the hem of
the curtain, and as 1t was rather eff
fective tried another piece, and this
gave me an idea which proceeded to
work out.
Just above the hem of the curtain
| placed six diamond shaped pieces Of
gingham about four inches apart |
After basting them In place | stitched
them around the edge msing the sew
ing machine). and at the top | made
casing for the curtain rod by sewing |
narrow strip Of gingbam on the mus
lin"