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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Bette eeeen sic stn0lf
Senatcrcn 9ebt fort!
2eaislataren beriGie6ener Gtaaten
faiicn geidliiie segen oas
8Dr9eben Der patriutil6en
3uOlf.

gdibbiae, Senn., 7. adra.
Ser Senat tuie oos Sous nabuten
geidIiiiie an in oenen Die SanO.
lungSpeiie Der oiu0lf Senotoren,
Delde Die %9fbitimmitng iiber 0ie Sc.
itiifltng BON Snn0eIsoompfern ber-
binoerten, ouf bn8 lddrffte beritr.
teilt ttno ais OF So6berrot gren'
aero be5eidnet.
9enber, Colo, Z. MGrs. - SSn
idarf obgefoBten 8ei6liiiIen ipltroe
ooS 8or9eben Der 3polf Senatoren
bon beioen &an1rnern Der 2egislotur
ltreng berurteilt.
9floboma @itn 9flo, z. gtGra.
Sotpobl Der Senat fDie 0oS Sous
faBten 8eidlitlie, in benen iibar Oas
8orgeben Der ap0lf Genotoren Dem
t~iefiten gtbideu ausornf perlieben
miro.
Gopefa, aoni, 7. Mars. Gos
Observation-Disclosures berurtei[te ge,
Itern oas 9enebmen Der oDoIf Seta.
loren in einem eebnrnii6ten 9e.
idluB, Dem iid beltte Der Seuat an.
idlieben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
21Iark Gwains Gcdbter
ipricbt 9e9eit Kriee!

Seem gorf, z. UeGrs. Sn einer
mptigen Grfldrung proteItierte bier
CLARA Clemens, Ole So6ter oes
perltorbenen genialcn Sumoriiten
W1arf Spain, eegen Die ariegs-
bete, inoen Iie Oos ariegsgebet al.
tierte, oas ibr 8oter tur5 Dor ieinenl
Sooe ber6ffentIidte: Sn oieiem @e.
BET flebt Elm WliIttdrgeiitIiher ben
aaerboditen OIL, ben n6eino" nit
erouiomen Seimiudungen Sit iGla.
gen, unO in Dem gleiden 2ltemduge
beteuert Der 8etenOe, lif oemiitig
tn6 oerfniridt Dor benz GOT Der
Siebe gu beugen. n9os Golf 6ieies
2onoes", erfidrt SRI. Clemens, mil
feinen &rieg. @s miro n~6tigenfals
Die tleinc @ruppe bon Ml1nnern in
@oibineton b~eiieite ihiebeil un6 iei.
men @ilen fltnogeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Nebrasta Staatsienat Drigtrt iid,
8moesienatOr NorriS 3n tabelnl
Gin O~icsbcsii0liGcr 1lntrae 1ltotiartp's nit fS
geGen Is Simmer Observation-Disclosures
IHarf oet0Selt.-GinSrMGspcIe 1seSem
Scr Scratcren SanHall II. 1mbcrts;
lsStereE idaEf MtH IatkaItil@.
atu@ JOpa tpeieert ii@ Gummins 81 taSeln.

ben iie iie enc @riegsborIoge ltens
men. 9estn oos lit lie iino nidts
duoeres. Sobolo bic $nuoeIsibiffe
b~eipaffnet Itro, tperoen tie &riegs.
ibtffe, itno ipenit mir &rieg min.
i4en, brauhen mir MIR Die Sfiffe
al bepaffneu. Die 8iirger tpiinifett
ober teinen &rieg.
Mebrere onoere Senotoren Ipro.
den ii6 in @orten boben 2obes
iiber Die .fleine @ruppe eigenlinni.
ger M1nner" aus uit0 Iagten, Iie
oIle ieien Wt6nner bon trefflid)enl
Character uno lie ioIlten 0afir be.
Iobt tperoen, ooB ite ben @titt ibrer
ne6er5ettgling eebubt uno gegen Die
Wtebrbeit ntfgetreten, ipen1 ibr @e,
miiien lie ooStt berpF[i6tet babe.
Senator Sit6cof's G6uent1ing in
Der @li,titionsfroge iuur0e bon
mebreren fdarf g~etooeIt. Dor gang
furaer 8eit iei er fir bos gits-
fttbruerbot BON 8dffen uno Nt1tniti.
on etrtgetreten, uno iebt ouf einnlal
leite er Den &onpt Die SanOel8.
idiffe gu beItiifer, Die oteie M1uni.
tion nod europa bringen. Dian
fonnte m%erfen, tpie peinli9 bic gon5e
Sadie ben Sithcof 6reunoen mar
uno bitten iie li@er getpiinidt, bic
So9e pdre ME o11gei6nitten NOR
ben. @inen ioIden 4ttsgong botten
tie onideineno ni1t erportet. 9teur
&epu6litaner 1tno nelin 9emofroten
itinmten gegen ben &ooelsbei6IuB.
8robol
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
gSeaen Spdprrrnt 6ritraft.

ct. 8oltl, Minn., Z, MGr3. g.
S9drfenberg, ein 9eutif.a merito.
rer 1n0 @emeiner Der aompogrie
8. bont 1. Minneiota S5nfanteriere.
eimettt puroen tpegen So6pcrrot
31 flint Sabren Snboftierl1ng i'm
8ltnbe8gef1neniS 5lt Sort 2eaber-
NORTH berurteilt. Sdorfe1berg bat
te ieiner Mlutter in 0eittidIono Ell
ret Brief geidrieben, Der bon ben
8riteu altfgefaugen uro ben 8ultoes-
beboroen itbernieIen tuur6e. Sl
otelem 8rief bate er Die gri1tee Der
Ser. Stoaten IGderlid gemaft Die
0fft5iere Glifi9uiter gertonnt un0
9eihriebert, oaB t0,O00,00 3eutide
i'm 8a1e zines &rteges nit 9euti6.
lnno bterSuIan0e cine GeDolttion
ins 2eben rufen ipuroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
ueMes Semckratiidbes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

@ojbingtoit, Z. MGr3. Die
Maitglieber oes 0er1ofrotiihen @otio.
nnlfomitees bielten geitern cine 81.
ttng o9, in fpel9er bel1IoIien iutlr.
be, bel ben 8ableit einen 9emeinIa-
men 3eitputtft fir Den SdluB Ser
8obllofoIe I'M gonaen 2dnoe feit3l.
iesen. IS nurOe bebauptet, 6oB bel
Der letten 8ob[ bic in ben @eititua.
ten Dor SdlllB Der bortigen 8obl.
lofole bonn Often berimteten replt,
blifnniiden Siege oiif biele Demo.
frntpn cine o%erortige oepremierenoe
8irfung gebabt baber, bop fie ii9,
0a ite GILES berloren onben, Der abs
Itimmnng 9dn3lid e%ntbieltcn.
8oriiber WeGormid, Der bon 0en
ibrigen Mitglieoern IN 4nerfentuit9
ietner erfoIgreiHen 8Gtigteit BEL Der
lesten 8abl nit elmer mertbolen
ltbr uno Settle bei6ettt tptiroe, ct.
runnte foIsenoe Serren gum Dit.
glieo 6e8 oentofratiiden @refutipto.
mitees:
Somer 9. Cummings, Connect.
cut; Sidoore 9. 9odfueiIer, GaIifor.
uio; Garter @loB, 8irginin; @orOea
Sun, SertneHee; u. q. Sones, gtep
Merieo; 8ilbnr 8. Ntori6, Soma;
u. Wfit1en pnImer, Geruiplbdnio;
6reoerid .. 2pn9. @tinneiota; 6.
s. 9toore, Ohio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
9it @i0ns.c perIanb NnsitrQnna.

9ie 8iaDssS Derlano So, 2047
6arnom Ctr, oeranitoItet in ibret
biibid nit @almer itn0 5Ioegeu Be.
f~orierten 8erfoufsrdumeu oaielbit
cine beionoere ausIte[lung bon g8il-
.IDS. Stnigbt un0 gSians CperIono
glutomobilen. BUR altsIteItlng ge-
Gongen 0ie .Gniiagier Cars, Die
iefs unS bier 5Dlinorigeu Mo0elfe,
lowie oud oos oreiiisige Coupe.
geion6ere geodtmg neroient bic
@iaps-a nigbt Z 9aiiogier Gar nit
ibrem Springfield 0iooeu 9od,
fpelde mGbrenO oes aon5en Sabres
.0erDenoet meroen tanii ltn0 iidl nd6
4niidlt 0es Serrn s. 81. Samiion
Dem 6icligen 6iIioIeuleiter, 5ilm be-
O%eufenoiten Eoporiten entmideln
Gin 9ciudl Oicier gripotaus
itealma lit nidlt nur hpdlinterciiant
lonocrn aud bodit lcbrrrih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

9ie MISUNDERSTANDING Der
@eretnigten Mt1merdore, oeren Ser
cine ale 0ent decentralization
SGnger6uno ange9oren, bot beihloi.
fen, Dem 8unihe oes 8unoes gu
entIpre6en un0 oos n61ite 8unOes-
felt al il~bernebmetl, meldes oennad)
i'm Sommer 1919 in Chicago nbee-
balten lperoen pir0. Sn ienem
Sabre piro Der I'M Sabre 1849 &c.
grilnoete 8ltrtb fieb8ig Sabre al.
meroen.
Gbicdgo bot felt Dem Sabre 1881
fem 8unoesidngerfeit geiebeu uuo
biSl1ng ar1 feines ii~bernebmett
moaen, neil feline 9ole bon getlil.
GENDER @roBe borbanoen lit. au4
OoS aoliieum niiroe fir oieiel
3ped ltilaureideno Iein, Do Die bolle
@Glfte oes Galtmes bon Der Sdnger-
tribiine in 4niprlid genommen tper-
Den lniiroe.
8ie Sanger pIanen oober, falS
bis our 3eit oes 5eltes feline groBe
&on5ertBnIe ge6out iein iollte, 6oS
Set arf benz 8oaipielplaB Der
CUBS, on @lorf mo @0oiion
StroBe, o~b5nbolten. 9ort fi1lOet
10000 3ub0rer itberoedte SibpldBe,
rno ole Sdngertribine, eIeiAfaa8
iiberoadt, nilr0e ouf Dem freien
8lote erridtet nerben.
3ie 8ult0eSbeboroe miro i'm 03ai
bier SuIommentretelt uno ole @or-
f%ebrltn9en gu benz oroBen Set eirt-
leiten. IS ioa ibr Der 8ori1lag
gemadt meroen, ben Sdngerbnno
oes geor0peftens u1lb Die feiner Der
beiben Gereiniguneen oueeborenOelt
&ereine in Chicago our 8eteiligullg
ein8uIaoer, 10 0oB Elm Maiiendor
bon 5000 G6ngern mitlpirfen uno
Dos Set 6os groBte ie bier8nIartOe
gefeierte SGngerfeit tperoen ipitroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
GanIas gitp Mlarftberidt.

&onius gttD, z. Wtir3.
&inbbieb-8ufubr 1000; Mnrft
itarf bis tOc b0ber.
goLpraoos 1850.
@6dIter 8reis 11W.
&iibe uno Sellers firrter.
Stofers itarf big feft.
Seal &Glber Soc nieoriger.
Stof &dIber bober.
Sdiueine-8ufltbr 5000; W1rh
25c bober.
S66iter 8reis 1880.
9ur6i6nittspreis 14.15-14.75
Sdafe-8itfiibr 5000; Mdrft 90
bis Doc bober.
@efiitterte 2dr1tner 1885.
ct. SOiep6 @arftberidt.
ct. Solepb, 7. Wi1rS.
&inSUieb-3ufubr 1900 Mnrft felt
bis 10c bDber.
S~dWeine-3nfubr $500; Meorft
Is bis 35c bober.
Sodlter 8reiS 1880.
9ur9i1nittspreis t4.40-t4.S0
Sdafc-3uFubr 1000; Marft 10
Big Is bober.
@efutterte 21nrner 14.65.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
S~cn0ts0msldlmis
eini0t iict amf itilr
einItiinNi0e Debate!

@nIbington Z. 0tGrs. 9as
Seuats aomitee fir @eeeln Bat ii@
beitte nnbntittog fir Die attnnbire
Der n3neibritte S6luBoebotte BE.
gel" erfldrt. Sober Sehator ioI Die
Ter &egel eem6B MIR cine StunOe
lang iiber cine @orlaee oebnttieren.
Der 9r1lioert Bat fi9 nit 6ieier gb.
1nberung einoeritnnoen erflGrt. Ser,
ielbe miro morsen bVn Senat I'm.
terbreitet neroen.
9os 9nits bat in bteier Sinii9t
nod nidts getat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Qnti.Qa 8OGctte NeioIntiun 6efampit

Ma0iion, 8isc., z. @dr5. 3n.
folge zines parlamerttdriIden
ySrid8" lit es Dem Stootslenator
@eorge Sfogmo, einen ~gliibenoen
Barteigdnger Ga Goaettes gelungen,
Die anti.2n 5oIette GeioIittion et-
mem &omitee at iibermeiien. 9ort
miro iie aILer 8abriGetuli6teit nod
begroben meroen.
Ser ct. MtiGaels Gerein Ser
&eiligeu @rIoIer air9e bat oos Ser
balten oes Senators Ga 5oIlette Der
8epaifneten 9eutralitGts Bill ee.
genii6er fir ridtig ertldrt.
@onroe, @isc., Z. @dr5. - II
geamte bon Wtonroe uno Green
gorntD baben beltte OIL gunoeslena.
tor 60 SoIette Elm Selegromm ge-
ididt, in pel6em Ser StonOpuilff
Ga 5oQetteS in @etreff Der 8epoff.
neten 0eutrolitGts Sin tparm I'm.
terItiibt miro. Dos Gelegromm lit
bon alien gotntpbeamtet untersei9.
net poroen. Ser Snbalt Der Ge.
peide lalltet:
n8ir grotiiIier{ Sbnen 81 benz
Stdnbptnft, ben Die 5u Der gae.
gierltngsborloee, Die 8ennffnete
0eittralitGt betreffeno, Die ihlieB.
lid gum 9riege fitbren ntuB, einge-
nolnmen boben. Sie baben oieiem
2anoe einen rnermeBli9en Gienit er.
ipieIen inoem sic Is berbinoerten,
ooB 70 Bro5ent Der frie0lifen ge.
o0Iferung oesielben nit 2eib, See.
Ie un6 StiefeIn Sobunp 9ua iiber.
liefert peroen. @isconitn lit itoIa
atlf Sic"
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JtalieniIHe Bl6ttcr
ans Sem P6mShcn!

aom, Z. 0}ar3. Stalieniide
3eitungen be5eidnen Die 0iterrei9
ltlgariihe 4rtiport nuf 0ie omeri,
fmniide Note nls unDerid1mtel
Sdmin0el 1nb od5u nlgetot, Der
amerifmiideu gegterting SauO in
Die glugen al ltreuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
ebreOsuOrts @a6stan.

8oibiugtor, z. 01ar5. Die Be-
%b0lferulq bon Sbrebeport, Ga, bat
ieit 1910 nm 30.6 8ro3ert 81.
genommer, Iout Dem ipe8ieQen Gen.
Jus Der nuf 8eranlaiiung Der ft6bti.
ifeu geborOen uno ouf Soften Der
Staot borgenommen ipltroe. Die
8%eb0Iferltttg 5GbIt eegenipdrtig So
593 Seelen, 21,197 @cibe, 1872
Re9er uno "a Sdpdner uno Chine
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
gnr iueniae bsite6sn Granrerr.

2lnnapolis, 0l0., Z. g1dr3. Bon
0reibunoert aanoioaten I'M 3rloi.
flung nls Geefooetfen in oie bteiige
Worineota0emie baben MIR t0t itrl-
ge 2eute Die notige 9rifnrg be.
ltan0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Jtalicit diff ieimcn
7laiiertcit nod!

Rom. Z. Mars. ~ Die itaIieatide
gouliroIitat bat bci@lciien, 9lei6
mie Gnglmlo uno sfrontreid. Die 9lb.
iahrt ms einlouien uHe sic Der
lutte ihref Sdliie %wodlenflit 81 be
ridieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

Senator SAT- pdre bereit gepeien,
0euti9lono in 10 Mein1tten oett
Grteg gu ertl1ren, ober oonn in oert
nG6Iten Is Mtintteit na6 Dem
&riegsidoitblnb ~ob5lreiien uno iid
in Den S6iibengraben gu Iegen, oa-
at D1re ser Serr aus gietp Merifo
robri9einli6 nid)t bereit getpeien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
Ta6rifeintnra in g6iIabelpbia.

9bilaoelpbia, Z. MGr3. = Cine
@afaronifnbrif, in peIder oreiBig
bis bier5ig 8erionen on9eitelLt ma.
rem, itiir3te beitte bormtttag pI6bli1
5~uiommen. @aan nirtmt an, DAB
mebrere oeriel6en eetotet lpitroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08
,,11eues ccben"
SMttb GaSemene!
sRsaes asben" sara Gassmesl

@ssbrtsr serr-Gur9 bos ginaebHsn BON
gahbmene tablets erraHa i'd mir sIeues
esbeHa; mar letten e9inter gefdbrli4 an Ga
grippe ~ertranft unh bte Wle6isiu 6gs ar5ts8
s Ead ilslf; 20 ms is' re Ssoo ME- I Tss gsiH sG
Meiieg melt fni6en, gid3oen Id 6iefelbet
tYit etHs go8e gebrnans. fi6Ie 10 6ereit8
slRe bebrutenbs Bensrtua babe glppettt unb
I Et.,S / .,s Si s,6 sig s. sta l1 4 l Sists 1 s4s NaS Co.
90, o Bennington, BbartoH. arf.
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Qerns an6inett reiinniert.

Gina, 7. MGr3. = 9o3 aobinett
Ser gfepltblit Gerit bat feline gteiig-
nation eingereidt. 8o8 aobinett,
oeiien 8remier Der 0iniIter beg
glltsnGrtigen enrique De la Giba
atiero mar, beItonb felt auguit
1915.
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Rn ~herfanfen.

3ndtsanie, Die Groe bieies So.
mats nit 2egen onfnngetf. Gin @dt.
ieri1 uno cine Cans $3.50; Elm
@Grlerid ltrtb Slpei @1nle $3.50.
geo6aufragen 5749 Sopftng Str.
genion, 0eb. -3-9.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-08

Die briiii6e Slote bat enoIid
nicocr bon it'd borcn l%aiien: eincr
ibrer 9omirnle bcihnloiet Den an.
oereu ecr bciabcit.
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10. AIL0Uer 1918.
Eerte 8trreHs-9itte I'M 8nierbitng 9brpa
@ghanopefsbu6ss i babe iesl Bic bfuetts g6abs
h6srtreffli0 fng uerb5Fe aerfpneH. 96r erges
bclfer, d. DleGrlog,
t2t glortb ctr. glp4eLier, 81, ..
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Gaesmsnt nafl shm ani 81, Raee,

NnhsnasHt HaIf ihH nhT BIC BhFfI
@eehrta. eerreui SO nthte mir eine
huber. so nnbnt etnc Snn1ta herieIben
NIB ne DdiisR mir nuf bic Gabe. SO fa5Is
wih Befier anb iperbe NIT beren BeBrdim
lbr1fo5sen. es 10 gsfuno bin. abnen beiieft
ErfoJg lpitnf6eub, aei6net g4tungbboa,
y. 3D. Bdrbsnfl
1927 nnea Sir. &enher. colo
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i92I nnea q. 3enher

Eoiisi MIs gbofbefeu b~erfnufen gnbo.
niene 3aDlehs, 6aB meaehi ssae5 befborrdeens
ken arstgs fnr nernbsfrdnie aenie, SeSe
fube ertbffi bas 9fe5ebt unb Ste 6araufts
nit 9ufre6ettbetl obes snr geIb bon ben
periie1srn sarld. nns 1T b~erfedegt.
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9noho. Z. @adr.

9ftabd, Z. W6at3.
GinSpie6-3ufubr $500.
9eef Stiere bette felt.
&06iter 8rei8 11.75. Nefor0.
MitteImGBtge 8eebe8 9.75-10.50
@enobnli6e 8.50-9.75
aiibe un0 Sellers felt bis ft6rfer
Cute b. bette aitbe 8.O0-9.50
suite b. bette Sellers 8.50-1O.25
MitteImoBige aitbe 6.75-7.75
@~epobnlidc 5.25-6.75.
aorugefiitterte Stiere 9.25-
1915
Stoder8 uno Seekers itorf.
Gee0ers quite bis butte $685.
MitteIm1Bige 750-8.75
@~emobnlide 7.50-8.75.
@ute b. bette Stoder8 7.75-9.75
StoG Sellers 7.00-S.50
StoG &iibe 6.00-8.00
Stof aGIber 7.50-9.50
Seal a6lber 9.00-1t.75
Bulls uno 5to98 7.50-S.75.
Bologna 9ltlles 6.50-7.50
g dpetne-3uf1tbr $4,000; @ortt
% bis Soc bober.
0urdi9nitt8preis IA. 20-t4.45
S66iter 8reis 144.55.
Sdafe-3uiubr 8.400; Marft %
biz Soc bo9er.
21nuner Is. 1880
Mterifan8 1850
8eItern t4.75.
8iooer t0.50-12.25.
Mutteri6afe t0.0O-1t.75
@efitterte MlttteriGafe 1000.
-tt.60.
@terif. Nattterid)afe tt.60
6ceoer Hammer t3.25-t4.40
S1brIiuge 1f.50-13.25
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Chicago Niarftberidt.

Chicago, Z. MGrS.
&iHObiel-3uhtbr 10000; @arft
meiitens 10 bis 15c bober.
&o6iter &reis 1926.
Sdmsiue-3uflibr $4,000 Mnrft
is biz 30e bober.
S0hiter 8reis 1906.
Turmimnittspreis 1440Lt4.S0
Sdaic-3ullhr $1,000; Narft
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Boot Bargains

A GROUP Of women's $500 and
~ $500 high boots. all of them
"A good. serviceable styles in
conservative lasts: all sizes and
styles in the lot. On sale at S2-2O.
Another group Of about 500 pairs
Of women's $500 to $500 boots.
comprising many feathers and
styles; including. all sizes and
widths, special while they last,
Der pair, $500.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
Co. Greet THANKSGIVING With Many Dining Bargains

ties and other disturbances goody stocks of seasonabe
merchandise from which to make their selections.
They will also find store in which there is at
osptere of courteous friendly service Here they will
find the spirit which entities to speak of this he
Store with the Smiling Christmas Spirit"
Evening star., 1917-11-11
A Hat Sale

~ HE details about this sale
are told in the Post of to-
= day. Here, however, are
sufficient facts to interest any
thrifty woman.
$3.50, $3.50 and $1,000 Trimmed
Hats in a wide range of styles,
for dress and street wear. Spe-
cial Monday at S5.45.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

~ ATRONS at this store will find much for which to
be thankful. They will find low prices, due to
careful purchasing and advantageous arrange
ments made by our buyers months ago.
They will fnd in this of transportation difficult
Evening star., 1917-11-11
Si9n Your Food Pledge

Food asks housewives
butter milk and order
allies may be fed.
Sc accomplished without hardship the
Administrators simple suggestions followed
wish genuinely patriotic work will
cards without deyand will the
ernments suggestions in their homes.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
A Service We Gladly
Extend Upon Request

D ESIDENTS of Washington understand that gladly
N open Divided Payment Accounts with patrons. We
merely mention it here that the to Washing
may be apprised of this fact In many
prefer 5000 day We will gladly explain these to
you upon request
Evening star., 1917-11-11
More Good Rugs Reduced

$3.50 Velvet Carpet, choice of
dining room. living CT 7e
room and parlor pat y Il y
terms: special. per yard
$43.75 Axmfnister and Wilton
Velvet Rugs; size 9x12, COO 7e
in Oriental, medal G,1h.(O
lion and allover effects
$3.50 Administer Rugs,
size 27x54 inches, In O.
floral designs only, spe- D I'D
Clal.
$3.50 Wool Fiber Rugs, 9x12 size,
in a good selection of
plain and figured pat ca nP
terms. special for two 1s1.OO
Gays.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-08
CLUB BANQUET TO
Be REGULAR MEAL
Commercial Club Makes Arrange
Ments For Its Anniver.
sary Entertainment

At the regular meeting OF the Com
mercial Club Tuesday night arrange
ments were made to hold the Clubs
annual entertainment early in Decem-
Der. This anniversary event consists
OF club program of music and speak
ing. a banquet and dance. 1t was de-
cided to change the banquet hour to
$3.50 or 700 p. m. instead of 1890 as
heretofore. The change Is made as a
mrtter OF convenience to those who
handle the banquet, SO that it will
take the place of a regular meal. and
thus do away with an extra meal,
which Is both economy and a bene-
at to the banqueters.
The usual committee was also Sc
lected to invite new members to join
the Club. The Club maintains it's
usual membership, is in a good heal
thy condition financially. and Is of
frequent use to the community in
forwarding enterprises, besides it's
enjoyable social features. or course
1t is no possible every day or week
TO be working for the public, because
this work of the Club members is
purely voluntary without salary or
compensation, but the preservation
Of this Club maintains an organized
body to instantly take hold of any
worthy community enterprise without
having to organize anew whenever
n matter comes up for community
consideration. This method of COM
munity organization is used in every
city and most towns. 1t is admirable
In every way, brings the citizens to-
gether. in business acquaintance and
good social entertainment. A cor
dial invitation is extended to citizens
to join the Club and make 1t even
better and more useful.
A request of younger members tc
hold a club dance in the club rooms
once each month was granted, and
other matters of club interest were
discussed and acted upon.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-11-08
CITY ELECTIONS
REPLACE WAR NEWS
Tammany Recaptures New York City
Ohio and New Mexico
Vote Dry

Yesterdays papers bring the 6rs,
reports from Tuesdays elections,
mainly In the cities. A mixed poll
teal campaign in the big city gave
a victory to Tammany's candidate for
Mayor j. F. Hylan, to succeed Mayor
Mitchell, fusion candidate.
The bipartisan ticket won In Chi
cago over the socialists.
The following cities elected repub-
lican mayors: Pittsburgh, Cleveland,
indianapolis. Louisville. Cincinnati,
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse.
Republicans carried Massachusetts
for Governor Mccall, and democrats
carried Virginia for Governor Davis.
Republicans elected the attorney gen.
erai in New York and a Congressman
In Connecticut to fill vacancies.
Woman Suffragists claim a victory
of 10000 in New York State, with
probable defeat In Ohio.
Two states, Ohio and New Mexico
voted on state wide prohibition. The
drys claim victory In both states, bas-
ed upon partial returns.