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Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

for this ultrasmart Philadelphia hotel the furnishings were most expensive.
 On low table between the twin beds stood lace-shaded light, tele- phone and brass plate with the electric call buttons, "Chambermaid," Valet" "Waiter."
 Dear, you don't have to phone down for service" as Warren, in pink-striped pajamas, came out of the bath. Did you notice these buttons?"
 'I noticed those new-fangled fau- cets." irritably. Don't know yet how the blamed things work"
 "Why, they just push back. Didn't we have those in that hotel in Mon- treal? But we've never had a room like this" Then, anxiously: Do you suppose he made a mistake about that rate? This must be more than five dollars day."
 That's what I asked for" with a shrug. Don't know what he gave me. We'll. we're pretty comfortable guess we can stand for the price. One night won't break us."
 '.We'd be just as comfortable in a simpler room, and you know the res taurant here will be high. I don't suppose they'll have club breakfast" !" Then, after a moments silence, "Oh, Warren, could he have thought you meant five dollars eachY
 'Now for heavens sake don't start worrying about that. How do you want these windowsT
 Opening all three of the long French windows, Warren gulped a glass of ice water and thrust his watch and wallet under the pillow.
 Hello, that's new wheeze," no- ticing a silk-tasseled rope that hung against the wall between the beds. "What the deuce Is that for?"
 "Oh, don't dear!' as he started to pull it. 'It may be for fire"
 But an experimental jerk flashed of all the lights except the one on the bedside table.
 Huh, the next thing we'll be turn. ing on the bath in bed-with a cute lit tie bell to tell when it's full"
 In the now darkened room Helen lay gazing out at the cornice of tow ering building across the street. The hurried excitement of the unexpected trip had left her nervously sleepless.
 At noon Warren had phoned to ask If she wanted to go with him to Phila. delphia. He was going over on the five o'clock train, in the hope of catch. ing Mir. Clawson at his office the first thing in the morning.
 Helen knew vaguely that MT. Claw. son was most elusive capitalist, very difficult to get at, but whom Warren had succeeded in interesting in a pa. per mill controlled by one of his clients.
 Dear, if you can't get him at his office" her voice vibrated the black stiffness. wont you try to see him at his homer"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

SteW1ng. But next time III Keep my business arrangements to myself"
 Tho waiter was just serving the straw berries when Warren strode back and flung himself into his chair with shrugging, careless:
 "Clawson won't be at the office to- day. He's out of town or going away this morning-couldn't quite make out which,"
 "Oh-oh," in despairing dismay, her premonitions realized, then you've had your trip all for nothing?"
 Looks that way" covering his strawberries with the rich yellow cream. "Got to take some chances. Mighty fine berries-best we've had this year. They've got the real fla vor.''
 Undisturbed by his disappointment, Warren dispatched his breakfast with hearty enjoyment, but Helen ate al- most nothing. Her worried anxiety over the expenses of this profitless trip had taken her appetite.
 "If we hustle, we can make that ten o'clock train," announced Warren as they left the dining room. sYou go on up and pack while I settle the bill.'
 At ten minutes of ten they were in taxi, covering the few blocks to the Broad street station.
 How much was the room?" asked Helen apprehensively.
 Five plunks-no extras. There's one of your worries that missed fire. We want to remember that number 303, wasn't it? That's a star room for five dollars"
 Though Warren. had the tickets, there was Q. slight delay in getting par lOr-car seats. They made the train just as the gates were closing.
 "Twelve and fourteen? Yes sah, second car ahead" the porter led the way with their suitcase. AS they passed through. Warren was stopped by distinguished gray-haired man, who rose and greeted him cor dially.
 "Mr. Clawson, want you to meet Mrs. Curtis"
 "This is quite surprise, Mrs. Cur tis," with a hearty hand grip. II was going to New York just to see your husband"
 In fluttering elation Helen settled | herself with papers and magazines, while Warren and Mir. Clawson sought the smoker.
 | Her first sensation was one of 1 thrilled relief at this fortunate and unexpected turn, for in the long two hours to New York they would have | a much better chance of conferring than at MT. Clawson's office. l The magazines lay unopened in her lap as she gazed out at the flying fields 1 touched by the sunlight, now strug- gling through the leaden clouds.
 Her exhilarated relief was waning into the realization of how much she had missed Their trip was over. She might have enjoyed every moment, for she loved these unexpected outings and a night at big hotel. But she had spent the time in worrying-in flu tile, unavailing worry. | Would she never learn to put things aside? Must she worry over all the trivial details of the homeland War ren's business, too?
 "I want some papers out of here< Got the keyW Warren, his hat tilted back and a cigar in his mouth, was dragging out the suitcase.
 "Oh. dear, is 1t going to be all right? ?' fumbling for the key.
 Were down to brass tacks al ready" with grin. "Got him just where want him." Then as he found the papers and started back to the smoker, You'll have to dig up some thing else to stew over-this Is going 1 to be q cinch l"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

Washington since the outbreak of the war has developed a new strain of this species; 1t Is the "get-me man."
 The national capital is overflow ing with the people who are here to get something. Hundreds of young men have flooded into the city and besieged their congressman and other "back-home" officials to get them com missions in either the army or the navy. It doesn't appear to the casual observer here as though any Ameri- can Is willing to be a private. There
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12
When Women Ruled.

Ethiopia was described by the Greeks and Romans as the country which lay to the south of Egypt. Short ly before the birth of Jesus a native dynasty of women holding the official title of Candace held sway in Ethiopia and even resisted the advance of Ro- man arms. One of these is the queen noticed in Acts S:27.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

President Taft President Roosevelt always surrounded by  President Wilson and Colonel House perhaps twice Other a
  Wilson
  Baby McAdoo playing under the deserted
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

w 1t h relax ing W e ar n e ss H elen lay be- tween the cool smOOthnesS of the linen sheets, sur veying the luxuri- ous appointments of the room.
 The pan e l e d walls, the gray enameled furni- ture, the dull blue of the velvet car pet and silken he'd uuiltS-even
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12
Prevents . Double Exposure.

A prolific source of failure in ama- teur photography can be laid to not turning the film after an exposure has been made, with the result that two Images are impressed on the same film surface, says the Scientific Amer ican. Even the most thoughtful per son Is apt to forget to turn the film,
 and at times invaluable pictures are
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

dancing allowed Roof gardens limited to % two of which 
    he cushions  the River the banks of the Potomac
  
  the 
 world time for a Island
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

countenances bespeak the Siberian goshawk rather than the wild and un- tamable bull buffalo that made Colonel Cody wealthy. There has been a ru- mor-to put it mildly-that these were nonunion buffalo. However, it appears that in reality they are saddle buffalo, and this discovery was made by man who is today ruefully recovering from the effects of terrible ride across the dusty plains of the o street bridge in company with John Barley corn. whom we are about to lose from
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12
Could Do Better Herself.

Don't you think you have good mamma to spread such nice large slices of bread with jan?" asked little Ethel's grandma. "Oh, don't know" replied the little miss; shed be a heap sight gooder if she'd let me spread the jam myself"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

House been less In the SOclal ASht. Never before have the carriages and motors driving up to the White House door been so few.
 In the early morning if the presi- dent goes for round of golf it is al- ways with the same opponents-Mrs. Wilson and Doctor Grayson. In the afternoon when he goes for his drive 1t is always with Mrs. Wilson, and no other guests.
 Luncheon at the White House used to be a time for relaxation and
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12
Crowds of "UndesirabIes'' Throng the Capital

gmmegu" He peculiar animal but al o "gmme" either "gimme match "gmme cgarete
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12
His Wild Hoy Ride" Brought to a Sudden End

F bufaoes
  Some their amab
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12
Unfortunate Washingtonians Pine for Amusements

sDANrNG business that with
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

conditions summer time finds Wash ington the American counterpart of Goldsmith's Deserted Village" This summer, despite its heat, has found Washington crowded and jaLlmed with people who are "all dressed up and no place to go"
 Nighttime amusements, which af- ford relaxation for the hard-working hundreds who have come to the capi tai, are absolutely lacking. There is but one cafe in the entire city where
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

Wilson "The Man
 he knows But weknown Washington that the White
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-09-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23

@ideuhpl5, Die go 8fltno bulten uno
nod Den 0itlid)er Didrften uerihidt
meroen.
Sic 8eanlterf Der Alfalio Butter
GompoHp buben att5nabmslos groBe
@riahrlmgell inl 0tolferei uno BUT
tergeid)oit. Nert u u. RidarOiolg
Der Br1iiOeut mo Sauptleiter, mar
iiir lalqe Sabre @eif)0ftsfil6rer Der
Glarinoa GouItrn, Butter mo @9g
50, mo ipGter &r1iioent Der Gin.
coln 9llrc Butter So. Der 5etretdr
uno 5dobmeiiter 6err s. Y. @al
fer, bot ebenialls l~nn9j0hrige Gr-
fa1rullg bel ueridieoelielt oerartigeu
9febroStn llntetnelnlen gelabt unD
mnr nieIe Sabre init Der Gapio Cole
Grcamerp SO. berburtoen.
ltcbcr 100000 9funO Butter
muroen lpobrcaS hes lebten Sabres
pon oieier 6irna 1ergcitellt uttO Die
@rnBeinnobmen beliefen it'd ani
iibcr S340000. Sebt lit Die Set ge.
fontnlca. mo nieie 6irma gc5munger
lit ~ 9ro5, Sor5ugsoftien 81 Der.
ol,sgo6en I'M nit Dem 10 erbaitenen
@cloc Ole oringeilo uotigen Gergro4
Bcrltugctl Der Anla9e Dor5ltlebmen,
int nit Dem iteta m%adlicllOcn @e.
ihdft eirtigermaBen Sdritt boIten 5ll
foulien.
Gieie &N5tg8uftiea ituo ii ieoey
ge5iehnng beoc6ren5mert; iic babeli
bic ocnfbar bette 5iderhcit, Das
gnll3c @tgentum ser @eieQihaft, en-
ihticB(id Oereh Mtoidlineil uun
@runOcigentllm, alli3tmeiien. gurail.
tieren lbreu 8eiiBer ein iQbrlides
eiffomlleu polt minoeitenS 7h
Ero5ent, sic pierteli1brli6 f1liq
iinO. ln1o ne1mm auberbem nod &c.
Hteinidaftiid nit ben gepobnliferl
9lfticr al sen ertldrten 3iuiOetoer
Anteil.
3ieie @eeaidait bot eiu bodit
Invertebrates 9il6lein peroHentlidt,
ncldeS ieoem Qeier ser &ribitue be-
reitlpiQigit %foitenirei 8ugeinnOt miro.
Sic brolldcu mir an Die 9eutidC
aEF4 "IaM
Abteilllrg, Gid IS, Der 9Ifolio
Butter Gompan1 fl. Str. uuO ga.
pitol Ape., Gmnbu, 9teb.. I'M eir
loId)es 5u itreiben. 9obeu 5iC
Go5nt oDer gr6Bere Guantitdtcu
9onobutter 5t ~nerfoufen, ooun fun
Sic mobl, 3brcn Nornen an 0ieiC
6irtnn eill5uididen Die sic Dam
tets iiber ole 9inrftpreiie oieier bel
Oen grtifcl aIf NeIn 2ultietoel er.
bolteu miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23

gelo w 9ro5eut NIT eleidguten
Siderbeitcn erDolten fam.
gln dlloerer 5teQe oieies 8lattes
iiuNeu Sie cine 9ln5eige Der alfalfa
@ntter G%onlpanp, cine Scr ntooerit.
itcu uii0 beitan0elegteltelt 0tolfereien
Gutnbas. Die Alfalfa Butter Com
pam lit inter oeu @eieBen oe5
5taatcs 9%iebrnsfn pr9antfiert unO
befaBt lid gegemp1rti9 nit Der Gr
5elgullg BON mir better Butter 5uei
ct perihieoencr @irooe. sic er5eltgt
ionobl Die moblbefamite 0Greomcrh
Butter mo meters Die logennrnte
y&roceB" Butter Creamery But
ter mirn bon beltenf Nahnt bcrge.
itelt, Ben oicieS ltnterItebinra oireft
BON Den 8ieb5ildtern mo 2an0pir
ten Der Staoten Gebrasfo ullo Soma
tatit. gieic @eieGihaft lit I'M &c
iib BON iiber 25.000 9tuuten bon
2onomirten5 bic tdgli6 m%iuoeitena
5ebn oOer mebr aiIbe melfen; bic
tlD Oa mcr0elt 0ieielb 2clttcn 8nlt
tarfen nit Der Ereiaongube bon
9iitterfctt 5ilgeionof, 2eBte @ode
b z. be5obltc oie aliulfu Butter
Gonlpdub 42t iiir Ods GfniO But
~terfpft. abgelieiert lit Smafo. 0urd
oieieit oireften @onoel nit Den gr-
5ellaern merocn Die 3milhenbdnoler.
gcbiihren nligon9en. es lit fetn @el0
tHuilb In Go6mfantten ntigelcgt fri
tic Auslogell fit Rabmitatipncu 81
bc9leidlen ul0 aud oo9 @cbalt fiir
Geiicn0e fommt Oo0itrdl lf Megfal.
0ieier Glon e~rmog(idt Is Oieiem
llHternebmen, aud cinelt boberen
Rreis fiIr erbaltete GroOufte 81 be
5nblelt, ais Is ibnel ionit m1glid
marc. @Seoer HroOn5ellt bat leine be-
.ittmlttte Jtummer, Die audi olif iei
men aannen eriidltlif lit, III bench
CT ieinen 6abm einididt. 8eriel6e
miro nod Aufulit lofort unteriuft
uno ridltig getpoeen ltno innerboIb
"a Stunoen befiuoet iih bereits Elm
Sded aiif Dem @ege 5ltrt Gono-
mirt.
4dt5ig 9funO 8utterfett ma6t
unfh Q1tdohe ApS natinpn Snfsps ma
Der 6eudtigfeit, Die bor1anoen iaill
muB, I'M Der Butter Ocu ridtigeu
@rdo 81 gebeL ungefGbr bunOert
8into %ieinIter Creamery Butter.
Gies 5eigt oeiltlid, iuelher @eDim
iii Der guttetberiteaung 5lt MAIDEN
tit, gtidlt MIR, OaB bereit0 eilt Gro.
tit beim &erfnllf Der bunoert 8ilulo
iider it, iii nod bic Ginnabnte bon
ben 5uor5Ig @futl0 5lt red)uelt Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
Die por5mssakticm Scr 1lIfoIfa Butter 60.

in 98irfddfcit hidts gefoitct babcu.
.8roeeb" Butter miro bon 2un0,
butter 6ergciteGt mo 1T beilobe
ebenIo out mie ngreomerD' Butter.
ober etlpnS biaiger. 0ieie 6irnG lit
III Den geIiB elmer Cite BON Sam
aoufleutM ltn0 beritdnoigt oieielben
bon 8eit 81 3eit, neIhe 9reiie fiir
2anobutter be5ablt perocu. 9ieie
Butter tonlut in peridicoeten Scr
men, Jarbeu un0 @epidteu; iic
miro i'll rinetr groBen 0aulpffciicl
gum S6melSen gebrodt nnO gleid
5eitig miro Die 6nrbe, Oas Sal5 unO
@diier bonn gltterol geidieoen.
0ieiss miro bicrou mittelS 2uft.
orudes bon alen @erildeH uttO I'm
reinlidfeiten beireit, geDt nod Ourd)
berihieoene anoere Mtoidinn uno
8ro5eouren uno fomutt enoli6 ipie-
Scr ais ldl6ite golOgclbe, pobli6me.
feltoe Butter in 9roBc Siegel aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23

@eIebes
4ebnlid louten Die @ntideiOnn-
gen III Sod)et @oIOiteiu 2t1 SEQ.
1853 ut0 @ebrli 1871 SEQ. 938.
9ta6 Oent Gofiirbalten oe8 @erlf-
ties lit bent 93ortlallt OeS @eieBes
feline ioldle Qeutrng b%ei5unteiiet,
oils uerfilr3e Is Die gaedte nerielii
gen g[lsldnDer, Die Die erlten va
pierre idon batter, nielntebr Log es
FLAIR mo m5melOeutig in Der Ab-
iidt oes aottgreiles, bob auslonoer,
Ole nad Ginfilbrung 0eS @eieBes
t9re 9(biidt e~rflGrten ibren idrifta
Iiden Antrog Dor abluuf bon Z
,So6ren pom Gotuul Der Abiidtser.
flGrung ite(lel ntiiiieu, uuO oaf
~9uslGroer, Die Dor Der @intilhrnne
oeS @eietes ihre abiidlt l6or er-
flart bottell, pidie Grfldrung nidf
All erltetlern broudei, nber ibretl
y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
Sm S%rn6twassu erititt,

SENDER %. Sch. PTS 9eitern
bier Elm 5ult transport DON 6ril@t
ten benltster s8a9et ge0ffnet MIR.
DC, inno man in ocmielhen 8. 3.
sSaitlfner bon ga @lntte. 30, er.
itidt Dor, mdDreto @ill glutorc
bon aonids Git1 ebenfollS bepuBt.
los. ieOofl nod lebeuo 81 Gage
Qeforoert mllroe. 2eBterer miro
mie0er bereeitellt meroeu. @eiOC
M1nmcr iin0 Die Gpfer BPM @ol3.
fcblenoGlHpien aus Dem @ei5uppo.
rot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
Bic am idlneliten mahicuOe Grcam'
erH Emabas; cine gntc, iidcre
MnO geluinnbringcnOe
&apitaIsGnlagc.

Gin idleftes @ciddftspril5ip 1T
Is iiderIidl rDctiu iernanO &ei8en
oOer S6lohtpieb 5ltr @alfte Oes
mtrflihen @erteS %nertanft oas
pleide lit pon engelegten aopitalien
5i ioeen. ole rtidt Die beitrH0gli6iteu
Slltereiien briltgcn. gS lit cine alt
bcfoltntc Cathode, OoB es @elo
nirnlnt, i'm @elo 8u madden ullO Gin
uoriidtiger un0 titdtieer Nioutt miro
ieiu 9apitol uiht III einer 8anf lie
gen lnifen, mo Is Inn nur 3 bis 3%
8ro8ellt Sntcreiicn bringt ODER IN
elmer Spnr mo 0orlebnstaiie bic
ibrH beltenioGs 5 bis 5l2 9ro5cnt
3~nterciieu bietet, iuerlt CT fit iein
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
9OnueMtiUn SET srieftraaer.

acariep, %. 6eb. Die bier
a~bgebolteitc SoGreSfonDentipn Der
8rieftrdger bon giebrosfo errei@-
te ociteru nit eiuelu 9onfctt ibr
ennr. G9ns. y. Wtilton BON Gina.
IA muroe gum @r1lioenten Der Ser.
cinioinG cripnblt 6. s. @inn bon
bier gum 8i5cproiibenten, gilbert
S1llicl0. Gmaba gum Gefret1r mlO
6. 8 SoItsatire, 2incoln gum
SdaBueiiter. Die n1ditidbrigc
aonpaition lol in Gulaba ohaebol.
ten peroetL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23

5rou s. @onmel, Sutton 800
9}af1tebetl0e 8riefe erfloren lifD
ielbit. 3ueIei0 teile id gum nGle
rem 8eritnnoniS init. oaB mir leBtert
@inter beim gbididen Der bielpn
aiiten aleiornasitiIde ieoesmol sic
@eberliite beilegten lulo nit 6relt.
Den iobelB Dob matfe entpfGnger
oireft 0ditfteE.
lltier 8ereiu bat beldlIoiien. ieiie
S1tigfeit Disqualification, uber nntrr
alien l~lmitGnOcn Die @e(Oer nltr fir
bic ocufid) Oiterreidiid uueeriIde
Silfstdtigfeit 81 6ermeuoen.
Nir bitten Inn meitere Abnobnle
Der Sperbiidlieu. Gou Jest bis
Citcrub oeni 9tuiertehun9sfclt fam
bod jcbe 6ontilie eiuige Dimes or.
iibrigeh. b%eioitoerS mir ioldlen ,3iued.
Gine 8iiehic. eutbalteno $500, lit
cbenio miafommen als cine nit inert.
oollem SSitbalt. SeIet Die Ger3lueif
llngslfreie Der 9tofleioenoen - be
ber8iat Oie 9uirhie unierer Aniiib.
rer, beoeutt. oaB Is sera6e iett I'm.
iere Gilidt lit bumm at lem.
g. @esidmnu. g~orIisen0e,
1908 90. 10 CTR
--
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23

20I saniane sltabe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23

San 6rantisco. II. 5eb. 1917.
@eehrte 5ral @eBidmonnl
Inter 9c5ugtnbme aui SIR
Shrei6en pom y. 9tonember u. S
teilc idj sybncn %ergebenit nit OaB
beute oos uqdfnlgenoe Sfreiben
bier ei19e9ougeu lit;
aaonogobora, II. San. 1917.
ISiir 51qeiunote 450 Stiid 3igur.
rell, 6ie eleidmGBig ouf ole bier i'm
9aaer befin0liden oeiItiten 1utO
6lterreidliid luugariidlen frieesgeiot.
aeneu Mnnlidaiten DerteiIt mltrOer5
iaaen mir SSbuen int 9tameu idult.
lider empidnger unieren ger5(iditell
Ganf.
ae5. 5, @oiof,
t. II. +. Gbcritobs Maidliilemmeiter,
Gertreter Der oit-nng. Nionnidoitea
ge5. Sennie.
Gberfeuermerfer mo %ertreter oer
0eutlhen triegsgeIongenen Dfainl-
idaitat.
@od)udtlngsDpll
S. Som fnialrb.
GoriiBen0er 0es libiriiAeu Silis-
fOHitees.
&osueieusfi Rlonif 8. 9toe. l6
Sehr acehrte 6rnu!
Mle-es NIL 9ebt, mlr0 Sbtel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
ScScr 9rnssiit peif, Oaf 9. g, {
Nnrdlans perldkiiA it.

seine alocre Nieoi5in BEG oanbelS itebt bel
eei 7reggjitcu III 6obereat 9%tnieAel. afs Sc
gopc q. z. : 81 b~erfauite e ieit @roitlune
see 6ei@dites mo ieHnt picle, bic GO eriplg'
reid, bertpaHOtet.
9en1ttger Gle eiu Dliitel geecn 8liiunrein'
Iidfciierl oartt iraaen sic 56reH Srrgaiiten
I6er feline 9}einui19 bon z. 3. .. @r miro
Sbuetl idgeu, noB oiefes peilniitel 6ereits felt
liber fiinfsis Sabre i'm 6anoel 1T mo no6
tets oa5 biclt, mas IS heribrtdt.
&ie8 TT opG pirtlih cine Der beiten
@motcbrHHeeit, bod feiUe unOerNiente, oa g.
z. e. spciiellos bic MISUNDERSTANDING 9teois
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Nus Dem StQatc NiebrQSfa

imtroe geiteru no6uittag ouf ocn
8ahngeleiien Die 2eide zines Man
mes oufgefpnoeu, nelde bon Den
H1Oerm zines 3uaes mitteH Ourd.
gcidnitten mar. aits Den norgefuu.
Delen &dpieren ergibt iid. ooB Der
Gerunglildte Elm i6meoiiher gee.
mann rouleuS Sugp Gnrlion iii. mo
onB letue Srou in Tacoma, @aib,
mobnt. Mon niinmt OH, Dob CT
bon einent @utcr5ua btnnbgeitiir5t
lnD unter Die Raoer gernteu lit,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23

2lutrog DOR gfbIauf bot < Subrer
bonn 0otitnt DER @iaiiibrung 0es
@eieBeS itelIel miiieu. Gntbinoet
i'm Die MISUNDERSTANDING boff
Scr 9totpenDigteit Der G%rteiteritllg
Der MISUNDERSTANDING, 10 entbinoet
tie ibtt nidjt bon Der 9otlpen0igfeif.
ieinelt 9lntrag binfen T Snbren 5lt
~itelleu. 90 lit oos @eieB heute rn1
DER 8ilrgerfonoioot, Der iid dllf tel.
ne eriten Bapiere iiist, ole nor
1910 ODER gor Dor 1906 5nrud.
0otierer, fonu gem1rtigen, oaB er
NIT ieinem @ntrag a6gewieien miro,
pitbout prejudice, ouS beiBt, nnbc-
idlaoet leines &edts, BON nelteln ieis
ne 4biidt Sit erflaren 1n0 5tuei
Sabre ip1ter ieineu 9lntrag ST CT.
relterlt.
Sci. Me6iter 1892 fir Enreh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
Scfraet Gnren Srm99iitem
ilber q. O. @; CT Ocr'
f0mftc IS fir Otele Sabre

ain lift. bic nen gubliflm llod ienldis sum
aaui ailgeboteu iunrbe. Die S~iloidller finn
bic tpabreu Grtiuoer oerieibet mo l~te[tcit pie
felbe aus M%alhfrduterH nuO gSur3eln Der. Oa
lie feline GbellitaIiel f%ar1ien. Gas neutdae
e. e. e. IL ebcnio reiH piIaralin, nls oas
ncr Snnianer u1o lit earantiert, rint ofw
6crireten Sell bon itacnOpetden Mliiegnt -
eutbaltcH.
g. z. :. faroert bette 9~teiuitnte bet 3ihets
maiisnrts, qatarrb. SfrOielH, Gc5enta. 9Idss
hen1isl1Iaa 5nmpHiener, NM, uno lit eta
nniibertreiflines Wlitler san slufbalr oes eniss
set a0rpcrisItcnis. Snreibt belte lluh fnr
meoi8inil0eu aat besiialid S1res eiecrer Sal
les an bic @ioiit Spectiic go,s SO @nilt
aa6nratoro. atIantn. Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-23
Sormcr 9arlcGen @ereiuignns.

ELLSWORTH 80. 6eb. 5u eincr
dilBerlt 3ablrcih 6eiuffen Geriomm
hing ariinoeten Ole 6armer uno
Gautbeiiser ner llngebltng inter
Dem 3anten a@aamortb Notional
iSornt 2oan 9liiociatiun" eitte Scr
leGen 8ereinigurg. alfreo Moore
iii 8rdiioent Der nelletl Graatlila.
tiOn.
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id,ot meme @Suua mitgefeilt bd6eu,
MIR m0hte id Sbiteit mitteilerL DOB
i'd Oas @elN, peldJeS id Ourh Sbre
Site erbielt, and tatiGdIid) idou
babe, mn oas bon Mtomn nnaefiin=
Siete Eofet nod niff.
Sie freuu0idloitlidat 1mh ber5lidl
arllseuo Mrbl. nhtnnpspnll
GuatoD 8rlnl,
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Der Sramcite
Pilfspcrcin!

8ieoer foitn ih ilber eili9elali9tc
5euOungeu qlittieren mo ipreGc
lnieren 1anf an folgetlOe @c6er
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-08-30
R. |. MARSTON Of SKOWHECAN BECOMES
MAJOR IN UNITED STATES ARMY
Man who Aided Organization of Co. E., Now on
Staff of General Edwards

Roy L Narston Of This t9ar for
merly Captain Of % f. ha- been ap-
pointed Major on the 5taG of General
Edwards and i at present IN me
water en- route 10 France
That 50 prominent citizen should
become Major IS no surprise u the
people Of Skowhegan. Major Mars
ton has been untiring in his Efforts
to put his native town on the map in
so far as things military are concern
ed and it vas largely thru his efforts
that Company Z has become one Of
the best organizations in the United
States Army today. Everywhere they
go much favorable comment IS heard
concerning them and Major Marston is
credited with greater portion Of
their success.