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The Raymer enterprise., 1917-03-29

There will be box supper after the
play Friday evening. A price limit is
to be fixed and no box shall sell for
more than S3. Ladies please bring
boxes. Proceeds are to be used for the
school library and gym.
A Night Out at the Auditorium Sat.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-03-29

When Anita Smiles you forget that
you ever had worries or troubles = At
the Auditorium next Wednesday Night.
Rev. Griffin was called to Messex.
last Sunday to conduct the funeral of
a former parishioner, young lady.
Chris Schweizer and family arrived
from 0ceola, Nebraska, last week to
take charge of the butcher shop. He
10 also an experienced baker. and new
portable oven with a capacity of l25
loaves of bread is being installed at the
shop to supply the demand for this
staff Of life, and give us all chance
to eat fresh bread.
Spring Is here. so let's clean up. But
don't expect the print shop to start
first, because it's easier to preach than
to practice.
The Misses Lyon and Elder
made their usual trips to their
homesteads this week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18

ming on the farms of this country.
Farmers are, in general, used to the
stTictest economy Once out Of
debt he is slow to create further in
terest-bearing contracts; hence this
statement and offer of the bankers
that the farmers can have all the
money they need, fails in many in
stances. For it takes an extra en-
COuragement to induce the farmers
to use more money. At least in this
case there should be no strings tied
to the offer. (This seems a ridiculous
remark) 1t is well enough to guard
money and be careful in making
loans, but in an extreme situation
which is confronting this nation, like
the present war, crops and food
questions, an unusual act and deed
must be volunteered to obtain the
desired resUlts.-August Olson, 3216
Osgood St
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18
ERE LOAN 10 EARMERs.-

FREE LOAN TO FARMERS.-On
the food question in the United
States the statement in The Sunday
Tribune from bankers that the farm
ers can have all the money they need
to induce increase of spring work,
seeding, cultivation and later haT-
vesting a big crop and the induce
ment created to cultivate and plant
on vacant lots, back yards and mill
tary farming, is hardly enough en-
cOUragement to obtain what we
need. It requires a hercUlean effort.
If farmers and tenant farmers of
these United States were offered a
loan in equal proportion and condi-
tiOnal terms to that which has been
voted to assist the "allies" in winning
the war, almost a free and UncOndi-
tionaI loan of $7OOO,OOO,OOO, actual
" carried to the door of the farmers
with the question, eff you can use
it you may have it for its use" then
we could expect things to be hUm-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18
THE PUBLIC FORUM

OUTDOOR CLUB.-TO the young
readers of The Day Book: Summer is
on its way. Another few lively
months are coming, when we can
get the best out Of and enjoy life.
Why go to. amusement parks and
waste your hard-earned money and
come back home all tired out?
There are plenty of public parks in
Chicago where young folks can get
getting together in groups. Form an
outdoor club and go out ever Sun
day to some public park. Enjoy play
ing all kinds of games, etc.
I would suggest that all the young
folk readers of The Day Book who
are interested in such a plan should
meet the first Sunday in May in Lin
coin park at a certain place. Each
one should wear a red ribbon or a
red rose as a sign and so form an
outdoor club.
Forum writer's such as A Critic, A
Girl Reader and others, let me hear
your suggestions.
Here's to the best that there is in
Ife.-Wm. J. ResseI.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18
WANTS HOMESTEAD.

WANTS HOMESTEAD. - Every
day one reads articles in the Chi
cago papers that this country needs
farmers. 1 have been trying for the
past II years to save enough money
to go to Montana to take up a home
stead, but have found it impossible
to do so.
Why don't some of our patriotic
milliOnaires make some arrange
ments with the railroads to ship
hOmesteaders free. That is the least
they can do for their country, be-
cause they will not go to the front
and fight. That is up to the poor
man to do. AS I have a family of
four boys and one girl, the oldest Is
and the youngest 2, I can't go and
leave them. So come on you pa
triotic milHOnaires, give us a chance
to get to the county,. P. H.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-18
LIKED "CRITIC'S" LETTER.

LIKED "CRITIC'S" letter.
have read the article Parks" writ
ten by Critic, which has appealed to
me, and I think it is a very beneficial
thing. am not stranger, nor ever
felt like one, but 1 realize what it
means to be a stranger and lonesome.
With these feelings and thoughts, I
would be very glad to cooperate
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-18

f1nttniadltng bat, ioie Ser Z. 8.
WitQearmon, Ser @eneralleiter 6ic.
les llntcrnebmens, beribtct, 1utter
Der Aforementioned groBes Gufiebcn
ertueft ltnb Dos @ltblifum fin0et
.ii6 in 8oblreiden Sdaren elm, I'M
Oieies 1teile Broouft oes @errn 6.
8. alaih uno ieiner W~titarbeiter in
altgenihein 5it ne6men.
9ieie nelte Nai1 Gar, tuelde gum
&reiie bon 81, 295 berfnuft miro,
lit cine flint gaiiagier Souring Gar
tn6 bat cine Gan66aii8 bon 121
3oa. Die ausfiibrpng lit 0ie 6crf.
bar bette, nie man iid 0ur9 cine
9eiidtigltng iiber5eugen fam. 9e.
Ion0er8 ms glge faacno lit Die
eilfadle aonitrlftion, Ioiuie audi
Die einge6altten 8entile, fueIde nad
Qusiaae Der berborrogenoiten S5n.
genielre einen Der pidtigiten 4unt.
te fir groBere &raftentfoltung Dor.
@oentlleQ intereiiierte Ser
iin0 bierntit freunolidIt elm.
geIa0et 0en 8erfnlfsrGumen ser
Gales 60, 90S Sotpor0 Ctr,
cinen 8eiuf ob3uitatten mo 6eren
n~eleites 8roouft elmer genaucn I'm
teriudung al u1teriperfen.
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Die pilot ,,sir".
Cine crfEl0fiec Gar IN mGhiscm
Ircis. SriOuOrrS eiinitigrs
gnoe6Ot fir @GnOler in
iSan6ltGoten.

Inter Sen neileit giltomobilmor.
fen, Die IN oieicr Saiiou III iuiie.
rer @caeno ibr @rideincn MAIDEN
liz. b~cion0ers bic 8ilot Sir" at CT.
mGbnen. Sic 9ilot Sin" lit obcr
%fcincslucgS cine ticllc Gar, ionoern
miro bcrcits felt iiebcn Syabren NIT
.qroBtcn Grfolg bergeiteIlt uno bat
iif in @c0cnocli, ipo iie bereits fritz
Der berfauit Wur0e cinen erobcu
5rcumocs uno 2icb6n6crfrcis CT.
norben.
Sic Gilot sir, wcIdc flint.
unobicr5ig 8fcroetr0itc entwifclt,
lit cine Gnr, iucld)c in iebcr 8e3icb
ula Die neleitcn @rfinouH9en ittH
&erbciicrungclt, peldc ote glltto.
Snouitric int 2nltfe Ser Sabre tr.
rang, oui5umciien 6at. Ger Motor
icl6it Iduft ritbig ln0 iolft tHo
6cihnct ii6 our6 arobc aroftcnt,
foltung aus. Die apppclimg itl0
Der Medani8ults 5ltr Ienocrug
Der @cidpinOigfeit fins ie6r leidt
5it 6%an01a6en 8as Sintero6icu
@etrie6e arbeitct 10 croft, baB man
6eiua5c bcrdiBt, onB oicieIbr ein
acbntt 1T. 3ieie Gar lit nit ocn be.
item ulO m~ooerniten 9cleuhtungS.
iu0 gulmufiDitem otsgcitottct. Ger
@oioliubcrbrolth lit unqloI6lid
nic0rig, 0ie cin5clnet Eeile 0c@
Mcdoni$nuS iia6 aus 0cn oeufbor
beiten Matcrialien gculad)t uitb lucr.
Den ron iod)pcritduoi0ru 9[rbeitcru
3uiommcugeltcllt.
Sic anuoicn Pluto 50, uclfe
ibrc Observation-Disclosures all
2059 6ornom StroBc bat, Bot Ole
@cncrolbertrcti1uQ Der Hilot oSir"
Iiir 0iclca 2un0e8tcil ilbernommcn
llno Ia0ct ipe3icQ SAMPLER in QonO-
it1Otcn Gin nit i6t in 8er6in6u1g
trcttn, "a iic 0icicu cincn wirf
lid borjii0lidcn @oridllog 5ll ma
den lat. Mou bciidyti0e oieie mirf.
lid boddeQautcH 4lttomobile in
0en @ci6dft9rdnuIcu Der o6ener
lu19nten 6lrrua.
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Wlanac[ on Inrnnrbrltcrn.

2incoIrt, gte6. Is. Sept. - &i5c.
prGiiOent George Goupluno Dom
Itaatliden Gertci0i0un0srat lit III
Gorge, mic bic 8it erpnrtcn0e QroBc
Naiscrnte bereingGbrod)t lucrOcit
miro. Gr erfIdrt, bnB in oieicul
Sabre 8pci Mliaioncn 4dcr mcbr
ais iouit NIT MaiS bebout iiaN un0
CT nidt miiie mie Die n6tige 3o6l
g~rbcitsfraftt bernu8u6efoumelL nod
Dem 10 bicle ilu9e 8armer gum Q1i-
litdrbienit cinge8ogcn linz. gielfaf
iin0 @ciudle nod @oibruaton ob9c
aougcn, bic 6orlrcr bis rad ocut
Ginbrin9cH Der @iciscrHtc ST. bsllr-
laltbell.
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NnS Sem Gtaate NebrasfaI
S6erseridlt snIammcaaetrctcn.

2incoIn, yteb., Is. Sept. = Qn8
itaatIi6e Sbcroeyidit lit aeitcrn Bu.
lammengetreten. S1mtlide fie6cn
Nidter tuorcn onmeicno. Cen Dor.
iib fiibrte Gbeiri6tGr u. %. @}orii
iep. 9lm G%onnerstag miro Sic glp.
peaation bes Rnlbmor0erS 9mtier
our @eraturg fomulen.
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Oas Canoes Braucb!

Gen Semperen3 6onatifcrn 1T
etDos 6itrdterlidleS poiiiert, SIRE
geitrebuneen Die nnerifaniihc
armee fnohentrofen gu mad)en,
1nben ein qroBeS God befomner.
Die aantinen Der otlerifoniifen
Srlbpen in 5ranfreif berfaufen
ldmlih-borrible oictu--aIfoboI.
baltise @etrdnfe an Snfe[ Cams
brobe SltngelL uio Der aonareB.
reprdientont Cooper bon 0bio hot
lid iofort gum arieasietretar 6eoe.
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pen fernaubn[fen.
@oram ioIltcn Iicg @os sebt 6
sic fran86iiideu 4rmecbcboroeu
en- ipie Die amcrifaner in Srnnf.
reid ibre anniincu fiibren ipoIIen
uno morltni ioIIten iie bon ocn Slme.
rif1tern oI~fobol6nltige @etr6ufe
fernboIten, sic tie ibren cigenen
.Eruppen in Sorln bon @eiu iogor
gratis liefern? @os gebt eS fer.
ner &errn Cooper an, ueIfe Be-
idIiiNe oos cnglii6e Borloment
Taft, oocr mas Sic fran8oiiiGen aii-
litdrbcD6rbelt tnS g8iG Die &c.
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@liidlid in Srnnfreidl ncLnnNct.

&incolN, Deb, Is. SEN. r gto9.
rungsmittcltomndii1r Otto @ierid)cl
bat BON iriiem 9}flegciohn, scr iii
elmer glmbulon5 &ompognic ser
Staat5uniberiitdt bon @tidiaon nod
6ranfreid) gegall9e1, sic 9Sl6rid)t
erbaltc1, BOB er glidliA ougcfon.
men lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-18

gicrina miicru Eriippeu Den aotl-
Jun bon Gpirituoieu III Drnntreind
berbieteh 10 iino Die bctreficnoen
Nenoerunpen bont omerifnniihcn
Sauptquarticr in 6raiitrcid 5lir
@GusFiibrlulg 3u bringeu, nber nidt
bon ben fran5oiiiden @&iIitdrbeb6r-
Den, cOer bon benz cugIiidcn 9ar.
Ger &onirm Ieidter oIfoDoIilher
lit in 5ronfreid 2anbes-
9ebraud mo bic engIiiden ipie Die
fran6oiiidei SoIooten foIaen bic
I. 9rolld nn0 iAIoaen iid 0n6ei
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ben nm ibm bon Dem 1lalbeur
W}ittciIung al mad)en.
SEER Cooper proteiticrte feritcr
oogeacu OoB mon i'm cnoIiihen
ParIoment oneercat babe, Die omc-
rifouiidcn aontincu nod Dem Wal.
Itcr engIii6er anntinen eiH5urids
.tcu 100 inner man citem itdrfen.
Sen Sropfcn ourd]oits nidt o6ge.
neigt i'll, mo cr beidipert iid bitter,
sob oic fran8oitidcn g%ruee6eb6r.
Sen nid)t bic geringiten gtuItreil-
9ungcn moden, olfoboliihc @e-
tr1nfc BON Sen anuerifnniidal $r1tp.
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Str Sa66at.
8Herit int dlteien &ulturlanb, Babylon,
sefeiert.

5Hert int aItefeR &uItur[anb, Babylon,
s~efeiert.
Rad ben neueiteu 5orf9ungen
tpurbe uripriingli9 ais Ru6etog
(SabbatR) ni6t Der lie6ente Mp4ens
tog 9efeiert, iou0ern Der Is, Sag
oes Monats, Der 8ollmonbstag. un0
5par 8uerit in 8abpIon, BEN d~Itslten
aulturlanb. Quf elmer BON pin9es
1904 berausgege6enen bobBloniI4en
elite bon Sogesbe3ei9nunaen lit ie
Der Is. Sag beg Monats aIs ySas
patti" (Sab6at) be3eidnet. glber
ni4t MIR in 8abplcn. Rod 3ur 9eit
eer ptoIsmder (ieit benz Isbtsn @iers
tel bes 4. Sabrbunberts bor gbr.)
luaren Neumpnb unb 8oIImono in
pb0ni3ieR bic 9auptppfertage, tpie
cine SniariFt aus g~iarnata be8euQt.
4ud in ben friberen G6riften bes
Qiten 9eItamsnts tperosn otter Sab
bat uno Qeunonb nebeneinonoer aes
nanut, poraus gu i4IieBsn, bab aud
BEL ben friberea SsraeIiten Der Reus
mon6ss unb Der 9ol(mpnostaq, oies
Ter ais Sa6bat, tuItil9e Sage ipas
ren, an benen bic 8eitelluug bes
unterbro4en mar unb bic ge'
meinbe iid an Der 6rtli4en Aultltdtte
(pie ipI4e Dor Soija - I'M $40 por
- uberaII Dorbonben iparen)
gum Spfern perfommeIte. GO beiBt
es Bel SeIaia Q,13): .Hsumonb uno
Sobbat bsilige 9eriammIung."
pa nit ben Spferu 5ugleta S4maus
Derbunben paren, inbem BON
Opfertier nur bas 9Iut unb ein3eIne /
Getttide) bargebro4t purs
ben, iparen bieIe beioen monatstage
5reubefeisrk. 9absr 5oIea (2,13):
SD mill Elm Gnbe MAIDEN ibren
euit6orteitsn uno 5eiern: i9ren Reus
nonben, Gab6aten un0 ionItigen
Jeiten.~ @eil man an bieTen 9ogen
lu9 3eit bate, iber 2anb gu gsben,
oaber ipunbsrt ii9 Der @atte I'm 2.
Bud Der 20ntse 4.23 iiber feline
.e~iIeluitige 5rau, Oa bod gbeute ipes
Ter NeumonO nod Sabbat if. Qu4
lei 9(mos go drgern iid Die aOrns
pu6erer ibsr bic Neumonbs unb
5abbatfeieru, an benen ibr gef4dft
till ftsbt.
DAP Defenders Der 9oIlmonbstn9
cine berbprrasenbe aplle gss
pieIt 6ot, aeigen bic beiOen grOBsn
Jabresfeite qaiia9 i'm Griibling una
9ittenfeit i'm 9erbit, beibe beginner
m 8olImonbstag.
Die Qnuabms, baB bic SsrneIitsn
n frii6erer 3eit alImOnatli9 ben
}oIlmonO feierten, bic DOiIe uno
I%dn3tnbits GrI9einuns bieies 5ims
le~lst0rpers, tinbst cine trdftige
5tiibe in Der namentli9 bon
3oentfdS ena nufgeiteIIten unO fe9r /.
begriinbstsn 8sbauptung, ;
ab Der 9sbrGergOtt Sabbe urs
priingIi9 REORGANIZATION bss IlOns !
es unb iOentii9 sepeieu isi nit BEN
Itbabblonijaen mOnbgott Gin, bei'
N auItus in Der norbmefopDtamis
fen Stabt lr bIibte, Der 9eimat
-brobams nab Der gropdterlags. e
)er Qame bss gerses Der Gslebges Z
ung Sinai, iopie Der @Ite Gin .
,eifsn bsutIi9 barauf bin. i
Monn urb aug peldem 0runos s
II Sab6at auf is ben Iitbsnten Nus I
sntos Derlsgt tpurbe. 1T ned midi n
.mittslt. N
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Grpoitmeifter ms 3udi6ons.

0orfolf. gteb., IS. Sept. 90.
mails SelbeD, Der friigere 9oItmeiIter
bon @onopi Geb., iuuroc bonn aid.
ter @oo0rougb ont Montoq 8u elmer
3udt9allsitrafe bon ~ Sabren Der.
urteilt. Gr batte iid) iduloig be.
fanut, g%oItgelOer unteridlagen at
baden.
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Qaaer6anS abac6rnnnt.

B0Dor6, Deb, Is. SEPT. ~ 9o8
2agerbaus Der @reot 8eitcrn Sugar
50. mur0e gciterl morgen eia Galtb
Der 8lamnaerL nelfc ieood) qIiid
liderpeiie nidjt nff bic eigcntli6cr
6nbrifgcb1lloe il6ergriiiei. gSie 6as
6euer entitonoeiL lit etn &Gticl.
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9nbne Gnnntn anir.

Soober, 9eb.. is. Sept. - Seute
tpur6e bier Die 9ooge GoltntB Jair
uuo 9iebausIteaung erofinet. Ole.
ielbe lit 5ablrei6 beididt, un0 Elm
9utes Grogramn lit fir Sic orei
Gage iBrer 9alier aufgeiteLt.
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: pnc0alreri
In Paitinos, Heb!

---
Ser q. 81. &iibne, 9incoln. gaeb.
ofntierte iuobrenO Der SgnooaItage
ais Saplai Der SDno0e.
Sad GrlcOigrng etIider aolltine.
@elhdfte bertngte li1 Die SDnooc
nrn 6reitnG bornlittog Inn IL llbr
aus stnlaB Der SeItli6feiten in Der
Staot, Ole 6en ~ob5iebcnoeiL Sitr gr.
nice eiilberuienen itlngen Setten bon
SuIting gegeben iuur0elr,
alnt Ndhmittag erfreute ms scr
SiiperinteiOent ocs So6ea.S tiftes in
2incoln, SEER 9. 6. @aIter, orrd,
Den geriHt iiber Den 3ilItano oieler
MnitnIt. lleber $4,000 mur0en in
Den bergargcnen 8lpei Sobren gum
unterDalt Enbens otfge6rodt. gtqcn
5rcnnoen Der bilfGoieu qlten uno
Der Mniierfinoer u%nierer lut6eriiden
8ldubciSgcnoiien miro Oicie gltitalt
nnrmiteiis empfoblen.
SER IS. gorger, 8. g., Gbicag3
ST. CAB einen intereiianten lle6er.
bid ilber oen Gtan0 Der W%fiiiions.
gemeinoen; ungcfabr in $50 Std0.
ten mo Grten oes 2onocS ulter6alt
Die @eneralipnobe Miiiionsgenein.
ben.
Die gerircter oe8 Martin 2lltbcy
Seminars in 2incDIlt, 9eb., iprndcn
iiber Die 9eoelitulg oicicr gnItalt
fir Die Oeutid lutberiidc Stride bic.
ies Gtaates, mo m6dte oicie 5dule
hriltliden jnngcn 2eliteh oie iid
fir Ses bl. qrc0i0tomt b%or6ereitcn
iDoaell, empfoblcn miiict.
am gl6eno iiberraittc ser 6roit.
erberciu Der @emcinoe 0ic GpnoOe
Dnrd Elm Banquet in Sen acQcr.
rdlincn Der STRIDE, tDoran iidl al(e
5irfa 100 ocr nnpcielocn Delegation
beteiligten.
GerId0nt ipltr6c 0ieies oentcinIa.
me eiien ourd WtliitDortrdge bon
SRI. Mortbl Sduntanl5 GdDGaerin
Oe5 0rtspaitors, nf0 0ltrd g(nlpro.
den Der Setren 9nItorcn 81. Mob.
ring, 8aDne, gieb., ltn0 8. gorqer,
Gbieaao. @eim g6en0gottcs0ienit
preoigte SER y. Sdepall Berlin
9teb.
Der Iette Sag Ser geIddft[iden
GiBrmgen ltono inter Dem eridiit
ternOen Giuorlif oes furdtboren lin.
glldsfalS, 0nrh pel9el unier @ii.
lions superintendent, Ser g. s.
8legHtat, 2ineoln, Neb.. 70 9lobIid
Dnr9 Den Sob aus unierer N}itte
npo aus ieiner iegen8rei6en gr6eit
ob6erufen mttr0e. Gin 6eIon6erer
gaadruf iiber i'm ul0 ieiue ar6eit
miro nod folgen.
Serr q. s. SiefmarL @dItina8,
feierte ieilten so. 8eburtsta0; Sic
5erren 4aitoren 3. 9fabe, 2incoIn,
9teb., 3. @rnuehbarit Gontaneae,
yieby S. 9tiebidte, genoer, Ieb.,
nno &. 9ar0er, gtuiIel(, Soni., be-.
eiiteen oos 25id9rige Subilaum ID.
rcr Ordination. gu G9ren 6ieier
Srbilanfen inur0e cine fur5e, mir.
Dige 6eier berouitoItet. Nedoem Die
eeiddftliaen 8erbQnoIungen a6ae,
fdlloiien itno Die GDnooc cine
freluloIi9e ginlo0una ocs @errn IS.
un0 ieiuer @emeinoe, fid
nofites Sabr in 2eig1 g9eb., Der. +;
Idmateln au moLen, ooitfeno onqe, {
lionunen bdtte, fam Die oieSi1brige {
10 oentiuiiroi8e SpnooalberIamn.
Dnrd) orei @ottesoianlte am |
81 Gnoe. Gem Serrn so.
tor 5. Wtotfu8 ml0 ieiner @emein.
1e Duroe Der ber8lidite 8nrf fit 6iei
freitnolide 9eipirtung ser Sbnooe
auSgeiprod)en. .
6. b. QuB6nltnL 8eridtarfotter. !
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Die ltcsac ,,2ial6
Sig" iIt cinoctroffcn!

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itdtigung int &erfaufsraum Der
oben erpdbnten 6irma, 908 9olu-
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-18
OLD KtAG FOOD

Ok King Food IN his merrdest mood
Sat a watching his garden plot
He counted his beets and he reckuned
HIS beans
And be said VIII - starVe9 We
WIN not"
From the NdtsoHo1 Emergency Food
Garden Conpn4sslon, Maryland B4tld-
ING. Wn4hfH0tons ., O. TAs ComnsIs.
sion ptH Send q ps0nudI on Home
ConninG or on Home Drying Of Ve0e-
tables and Fruit tree ppoa receipt
Of 2 cents 5w POSTAGE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-18

ip~obrbofiig nidjt idIcht DoB i6te
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9rdhdD aud DitIoiasrL iii gang for.
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COOPER lit nnperniinftig lucnn Ct
feline einbeimiihe @ofieritaprIri
aud ailf 0os g(ltslonD o~Its6ebnen
100 man obioIut fein 4ertdlo.
MS 0ofiir bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-18

9ift6iirger fino @dite 6es Can.
Oes. limo ais ioTde miifIen le hor
alien oarnlf odten, 0os @oitrrHt
uidt at nerlebenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-18

Beirut eua bei eiufdufen ouf
Die sSribine@.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-17
LOCAL MACCABEES
VISIT PENNINGTON
Have Musk and Milk Sup
per After Comforting
Degrees.

The Degree team Of showalter
Tent No. z, the Maccabees, journeyed
to Pennington Tuesday night and con-
ferred the degree of Sir knight upon
a class of 70 candidates that had been
secured by Broomfield Tent, Ga. The
Pine Grove band Joined the boys on
the way and escorted them to the /. o.
o. F. hall, and after a brief degree
was conferred.
The team made an excellent show
ing considering that they are practical
" all new to the work and a recent
revision of the ritual made 1t still
more difficult. However, the team un.
der the direction Of Sir knight Willis
Amos, is in fine form and will give
all other teams run for their money
in the contest for the state banner
which is now held by Morgantown
Tent and will be contested for during
the convention Of the Maccabees held
here on May 81 and 20. 1t is expected
that the teams from Parkersburg,
Clarksburg, Morgantown and Fair.
mont viii participate in the contest
and some excellent degree work Is
promised to all the sir knights who
can attend.
The team is under the direction Of
Willis M. Amos and consists OF tho fol
living: Antlochus, H. L. Could; Flea
Ear. w, g. Hill: Judas Maccabeus, N.
g. Rollins; Soldiers, 9. B. Order, D. R.
Hswkinberry, Walter Lewis, ]. H.
Ash.
At the conclusion Of the work an old
fashioned mush and milk supper was
served which was greatly enjoyed, the
only drawback being that there was
not enough mush and milk to 30
around and the rest were filled up on
homemade doughnnts and Ice cream,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-17
POISON IN MEAL
GIVEN TO SOLDIERS
INV Associated Pressl

PITTSBURGH, May 17.-Four more
soldiers Of the Third Pennsylvania In
fantry, on police duty in the Pittsburgh
district were removed from their camp
to hospitals here this forenoon suffer.
ing from the effects Of a mysterious
poison, while the military authorities
and physicians Investigated death OF
Lieut.. William +. Corcoran, Of Phila-
delphia and the illness Of IL other
Guardsmen last night.
The soldiers were on duty at Port
Perry, Pa, and yesterday were served
withp meal from q restaurant conduct.
ed BY Carl Miller near the camp. La.
ter Lieut.. Corcoran entered the old
pullman car which served as headquar.
tiers Of the command and complained
Of being Ill. In five minutes he was
dead. Within an hours number Of
non commissioned officers and prA
Yates had been seized with similar ILL.,
ness and Major Zoos, commanding the
district, ordered strict investigation
which Is now being conducted IN con.
junction with county authorities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-17
PULL LATCH STRING
IN At SIX O'CLOCK
That is the Latest General
Order Issued to First
Regiment.

Everything at camp has quieted
down after the big fire of early yester-
day morning. Guard duty has taken
on a seriousness never before thought
possible among home boys. No mat
ter how often you have visited the
camp and how we'll you are known
you will be challenged If you should
turn up there after six o'clock in the
evening. If you are the guest Of an Of
ficer you may pass, otherwise you
may catch the first car back to town.
Lloyd Bolton, stable sergeant has
been complimented officially on his
excellent work in getting the horses
out Of the stables after he had been
called to answer the fire signal.
Ordes have been received at camp
from the Commanding General at Chi
cago that no more requests for resig-
nation will be received at the Central
department headquarters. This has
been sent out Of course to all units
in this department. 1t affects the First
regiment only inasmuch as 1t is rou-
tine to receive the orders as none of
the officers in camp as far as can be
ascertained have asked for dismissal
other than Colonel Jolife and Major
Kalbaugh, both Of whom have left the
service since encamping here.