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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-15
HE "MEANT WE'LL

Good intentions are almost worth
less unless by an enlightened con-
science. Some people are like the
tramp, who was fed and clothed by
the preacher. "Parson," said the
grateful fellow, Il amt pot no money
ter give yer, but I'll tell you wat !
can do. can fix yer gas meter so it
won't registerp
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-15
Group, Whooping-Cough Relieved

ChiIdren's dlseases dcmahd DC
paredness. When the child wakes
YOU at night, gasping and strangling
for breath. how thankful you are to
have DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey at
hand. This effective remedy loosens
the mucous and permits free and
natural breathing. Its soothing bal
sans heal the irritated membrane
and arrests further inflammation.
Pleasant TO take. Keep DR.. Be!Ps
Tar-Honey in the house for all
colds and bronchial troubles. AT your
druggist, 25c.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-15

At Vincernes, Ind, Charles Lind,
aged five, while playing with an air
gun. shot his brother. three years
older. through the left eye, destroy
ing the sight.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-15

Luke McLuke in his lecture said
Mary had a little lamb, with her it
liked to frolic. One day the lamb
licked Mary's cheek and died of
painters collie.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-15

c. T. Asbury has bought of the ID.
+. FraZee estate the 50O-acre farm
on the Chilesburg and Clintonyille
nike. i'm Fayette county, at 500.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-15

A penitentiary sentence of eleven
months and Twenty-Five days for not
registering under the selective draft
was given Herman Levine, a New
York teacher. This is the first pris-
on sentence to have been imposed.
He declined to register because he
did not think it right.
The Interior Journal, $1.5O a year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
LEAVES FOR ARMY

Frank Thome, son. of Mr.: and Mrs.
Matt Thome, who live a few miles
west of Bemidii. left this morning
for Princeton, Mimi, where he will
join Comnany G OF the Third Min
nesota. Frank has been in the en-
'ploy Of Koors Bros. CO. for the past
year and resigned his rosition there
to go to the front. The regiment
will leave the first Of the week for
New Mexico. Frank was a former
Bemidjl high school student and was
star forward on the basketball
team a few years back.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
BAILEY LEAVES TOMORROW

Second Lieutenant Thayer c..
Bailey and his sister, Miss Minnie
Bailey, went to Fosston Thursday
afternoon to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rathman of Jamestown, N.
D. From there they, went to Bagley
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hansel.. Mrs.
Rathman,s who is a sister of Lieut..
Bailey, had just returned to her home
from Bemidii, when she learned he
had received a commission as second
lieutenant at Fort Smelling. Lieut.
Bailey will leave Sunday night for
Fort Dodge, Des Moines, where he
will take three weeks special
training course inT3the ,quartermas-
ter's corps, the probability is that he
will be promoted to higher, rank.
Mrs. Rathman came to BemidU to bid
her brother good bye. >'>ss
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
INTERESTING PICTURES

N. E. Given, of the Given Hard
ware company, has received some in
teresting kodak pictures from his
brothers, James X. Given and Darcy
MCGEE, who are both in the Fifth
Minnesota naval division, on board
the battfeship Kansas. The pictures
show different groups taken on board
the battleship. One picture shows a
feet of battleships in the distance,
and group of the naval boys on
board the ship. Another, which at
first glance appears to be group
Of negroes proves to be the boys az
ter coaling the ship James Given
and Darcy MCGEE are both in the
pictures. Sd j.. ~ -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
REJ01Ns COMPANY

Alfred LaCombe, who has been
home on a three days. leave of abs
ence, returned to his company at
Princeton, Mimi, this morning-where
he enlisted in Company G. of the
Third Minnesota about q month ago.
When asked how he liked army. life
he said, "It's fine, great dope%there
couldn't be anything better Mr..
LaCombe stated that the fcNd they
were getting was very good d the
quarters were clean and comfortable.
The regiment is expected to leave for
New Mexico the first part OF next
week. VI '@@ II 4 ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
TEXAS HOUSE WILL
:. IMPEACH FERGUSON

Austin, Tex, Aug. 25.The house
of representatives has formally as
sumed responsibility. for the prosecu-
ton of Governor James E.. Ferguson
on Impeachment charges before the
senate, through the adoption of Ar
ticle l of the bill drawn by its spe-
cial committee of managers. This
article charges the governor with
misapplication of $1,000 of state
money, Aug. 23, 1915. It was adopt
ed by vote Of "a to so.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
STEPS ON RAKE

Marguerite. the ynunges daughter
OF MI. and Mrs. J. c. Thorp, had the
misfortune to step on an upturned
hand rake and one Of the teeth al
most penetrated through her foot.
She was taken to the hospital at Be-
midi and at present the little girl
liz getting along well.-Bagley Her
aid. --~E ne -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
55X3ll:lz5 I555E|||:7|

New York and branches IN III principal Cities
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25

it cold feet and then developed the tango
omes cold feet It, however, be cured,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
$40 CLEARED BY RED CROSS
K At SOCIAL IN CITY PARK

Forty dollars were cleared at the
Red Cross socia last evening given
by the Red Cross chapter at the city
dock park. The ladies had prepared
for a still bigger. crowd and will sell
the rest OF the cake and Ice cream
at the golf links this afternoon and
evening. The Bemidji band played
at the park last evening and was
warmly greeted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
M RE MANAGER.

John Anger has accepted a posi-
|tion as manager Of Scheepp's store
in Hibbing and with his family will
soon leave for that place. Miss May
Anger, who Is employed as stenogra-
pher at Koors Bros. company, will
remain in Bemidjf for some time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
REPORTS FOR DUTY

Second Lieut.. Clarence Shannon,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. g, N. Shannon,
left last evening for Minneapolis at
ter visit with his parents, From
Minneapolis. Lieut.. Shannon will go
to Fort Russell, Cheyenne, Wyo.
He will renort at the First United
States cavalry Wednesday,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25

err says over eating Show
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
TWO LARGE VESSELS
TAKENBY GOVERNMENT
(By United Press

Milwaukee, Aug. 25.-Two large
boats built, at the Manitowoc ship
yards for foreign commerce were
Communicated today by the govern
ment. These are the first western
boats taken. The names are with
held for fear of German bombs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
IN NEW POSITION

Morris Angva11 expects to leave to-
day for Fargo, N. d.. where he has
accepted a position in bakery. His
father, who left Bemidji some tine
ago, is also employed IN Fargo.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
A LITTLE COMMON SENSE NEEDED

Houston
esreable affair is regrettable that
uniform their should
dispatch
day
that troops be sent to Texas he made that
should have been no occasion for
tory Enthusiastically One has but to recall
hill in the when was the negro sol
the hide Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt himself the
Of
caarzal last Mexico that the cabe Of the negro
again welcome city
by into Of the worst that could
terrible fate that
fell into wthing while machine
murdus rain steel and from
angle was poured point They
their white officers saving them from death
and fought
what that With the
demand the United States for their release they were brought to the
international bridge Ell Paso spes Of their former
And when the receipt for their delivery
American side they smiled broadly
Men who can do that are not towards in any sense
the south, who has lived in
the south And he should
soldiers ordered into station
G - by
south We exactly what are
taking Houston last the
modified with the
TROOPS called out give their lives necessary to their un
northern city They used to the
northern people, 1t the northern people
who fought for the freedom OF the negro IN the south inc
when he be used Stringent rules are
one u s a % sent nto mart Of the country Of which
north generally understands Their
southern Their uniform
nothing Result to be expected they resented their treatment and
stationed in the north the
ringers and objects of persecution
One
know got
Minneapolis Journal -
Government reports largest crop history
but hasn't budsed the price Now what's become the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-25
MEMS MEETING

The Mems society of the Free
Lutheran church will meet at the
home of Rev. o. p. Grambo Tuesday
evening. All are welcome.
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umfgcpakf,
R~cid1sHcntIdbe!
unfacpabt!


aGe bier anidiFsen, nidDt inter
IA SATIRE alton mGnulideu 8emo6'
ner, bic int 9eutidteM Ieidl gebOren
nnO nod nidlt lit Bette bee j~lueitcu
8iirgcrpapicres - alTu nod feline
&olburger limb, miiiien it'd in
Der Office bes gnubesmnridalls
6lHun i'm EOitgc6GnOe einen Baiiier'
Idein aHsitellen laiieH, iueHn ite nadl
Dem 3. Snni ntgeitGrt III Be6ietcu
bcrfc6rcn, Oas bciht iuDbnen uub ar.
beiten pOer @clhdftc tim iuollcu, bic
inucr9al6 elmer S%pcrrSpne liegeu.
3ics bcsieht iid banptiGdlidl in
Gmabu nnS lImgegeHb auf ale bic
ientgeH 9eutidIcn, iueIdJe i'm llms
treiie unu ic elmer galben Mcilc non
JUrt Smnba, Dpu 6Drt Gruut MnO
bun benz GRGrtiermeifer.S Depot an
Der ~. nnS 6ifprD Strafe IAN ben
6cleiicu Der 1lnipn &acific Balm
luObnen Dber Grbeiteu.
&eionbers i'm llmtreiic Ses lett
%genannten 8epots iup1nen i~nncr9alb
elmer bal6eu Wleilc bielc 9cntidc.
Der anfGngIidJ fir bicIe Nnmrl.
OungeM uuf ben /. Snui angeiette
SGluRterntiu lit Dum @eneralanipaIt
8re9Orb in @nibingtun anti Den o.
5nrit abcnb8 Z llBr, Binansgeidubcn
luprOet, nnt D~ielcu, ueldje es bi8Gcr
Bcrnadlaiiist Baben, @~eIegcnbcit at
scben, iidI ansnmelben.
0lan Oeridaiue Sies uidlt, ba, iDie
@eneralanmalt 8regorg bcfaunt
madtt mad Dem Q. SUM nQe tn ben
aenannten 9iitritten pobnenocn, ar.
6%eitcuben DOcr n~ertcGren6en feinSli,
den gnslGuber, 5a bcnen audi bicic.
nigeH 9eboren, luelfc Dns critic, a6er
md nidt bas 3ueitc giirgerpnpicr
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bigger, &eb. Golo, ttt0 inter Sc
tetligl1lg Der bieii8en 6reimoltrcr-
|loge b%egtoben.
uniere 1ifentti6en SfrtGen iino
felt lebter ISOLDE geidIo8et.
Gltrpbn'S Grbciter BON 5iour
Gitp. tit fir oc1 f~iinften Sltli, Den
Reqiitrationstoq, qeluotnet tuoroet.
5ra1t Or. aoIor tc1rte bon 60
Ie8burg, 100 Yte ben 81iteu @e6ltrtB-
tag i9rer Mtttter mitfeierte, 5nriid.
Sic ipnaet 2eltte Der llltberiideu
Grinit1 Stride qoben 5u g1ren BON
6rieoo Nrettter, eiue 0idte bon
@errr utto Grdlt u. 6. Sitter. eilt
9Lbihie0sfeit.
9(m iiinfteu a5ltri, s. 3. oft GeQi-
itratton8toq, mcroen bier cine 8eihe
BON Got8ertcn geqeben peroet1.
0}arttn 9. Eeter8 ni1tntt ouf Ell.
niaen ictner 8urmet1 cine Raibe bon
8erbeiierttnqen Dor.
9Sdttia miro oieies $obr ben
8terten SuIi feiern. Gad) alter
Site fperoen Damn po1l Die uinbers
Iiegetloen fleinen GtQote ole NIT.
feiern 1no ibre eiqeten deiern ottf
ge6en,
Son. q. g. gleff lit ieit ooat
5dtuB Der @egislatttr pieOer III
Bloomfield Sin 0tnoba ,m1tBte er
o~lIeroing8 infolge elmer M}onoeIe1tt-
climbing oltf eirige Gage bleiber,
bis bic ent3iinoetcn Nion6eln in
einem 5oipitol entfernt Duroen.
SON. ". 8. Stunt belt an Qefo.
rotion8tage cine bernlnftige uro
ipob[ ongebrodte He0e. 9ie Sim
Der Der E1tbetiiden Grinitp Stride
botten einen ih0nen a6laggen.
Drill"
m}it ben Treibeitsbbn6s o6er.
luenn ntot lieber mil, a~rieq8bon0s
ge1t es bier niht 10 idnea borp1rts
ais man ertpartet bette.
RoIpb Sigh bon bier ging nod
omaha, I'm iid in Dos ioqcnonrte
qfniotion Corps ~attfrebme1 at
loiien. Eros Der lle6erfiianng Sic.
ies Departments bofft gaIpb @uf
ndhute All fin6en.
@eorge COL, 81. 1T in elmer
gonf in 0orfoH ongeitelIt tpor0en.
SiirgcH 8anien BON 9oocnport,
So. mar nif einige Gogc bel ieiuem
SIM 8rltbn at 8eiltf.
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1t6tun9, Oclegaten
Scs Ortspcrb0nSes!

3oB Gergnigungsfomitee bot al.
len 9elegatett, Die nidt in unierer
Iesten &%eriarnmluug 6ugegeu ma.
rer, 10 &idet8 fir 1tniere 9eltide
&beoter. g oriteGitng geiaubt, Die OIL
Soruttag, ben "a. 8ltni, I'M Sent.
idcn @olt3 gegebeu miro tllO gibt
iid Der SoffnuHg birb Dob e8 iblten
ulo9Iid fem lptr6, bieieI6eu gu
berfoufen. Die &d9Iifle 0moba
Iribiine miro in 6en n0diten Sogen
nd6ere MitteiIungen MAIDEN iiber
bic bcboriteben6e 8oriten1tttg. Sic
alien einen id0nen @enuB beripri6t.
Mit @ruB
9o8 aornitee.
-
gdrc6 Clearing 50. Gel. 8eb. 392.
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Ams BtccmftetS, HEIR.

Ger Gr8biidof s s. Sortp bon
0maba mar fiir8Iid in Der fot6oIts
lden 81. an6rep Stride un0 foufir.
mierte cine groBe aloiia bon iIber
60 Shitlern. CT mur6e bel ieinen
amtsBanolrn9ea bon ettpo Z 4rie.
tern ans 9tad6aritdotdea unter.
itiiBt.
Gas 4tulnni 8ontett Der bieiiqen
&odiduLe ptr6e ont IeBten Cams.
tag aebGben, 2ie GinfitbrunQSfei.
erli6feiten Der Gldiie bon 1917
fan0en bel bieIer @elcgenbeit in
Der iibGiden ipoBboften 8eiie Itott.
&oitor @ngbe8, Elm friiberer 8te.
bigger Der bieiiqet M%tctbooiItm air.
de itorb in Sot Gbrings, g. 8.
gr tuurbe ON lesten 0onneritog
bon Dem hieii9eu Met6ooiiteupre.
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Gnglanc frcMt iiet
iiber Die Der. Staten!

2onoon 6. SUM. 5Gobun1ts
iefret0r gonar 2ap 1ob i'm britt.
lden l~Itterbouie bic Grfldruna ob,
ooB ole britii6e 3egierllng NIT benz
GrfoIg Der nab 0en Ser. Gtooten
geia10tcn ariegsfommiiiion me6r
ais 6%uirieosn lit, Gr iogte BOB Die
Iufnabme Der @riten III Den Scr.
5tdoteu ale Grmnriltngea it@bertrof-
ien babe. Iobte 4uterita, OoB es it'd
nit einem iolden Seltercjfer in oeti
8rieg ltilr5e tno berries NIT frett.
@elugtlltag auf OeH lliuitano.
bob Die Ser. 5tanten ben 8ritcn be-
reitS 100000 8c9en einet &C.
ringen 3insfuB 9clieben 11ttcr.
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glaniafen tnt6nhaaiid tmpinnaen.

5airbnr1, yEe6r.. 6. 95llNi. = ct
mu 300 NlarinetruppeL ipeIdle lidJ
altf Der 5a1rt pof 9ltget Sprmo III
@%aibington nod Der atlantiidell
aiiIte befonoen, mltroen geItern nad)-
mittog ont i6rer 9urdreiie bier
iiibeln0 bpsrlBt. Die beige aa-
pelIe lieB lire 8eiien ertorcn. ais
Der 3ug einliaf, mo etDu tauieno
8iirger iBoren ON @dbuboi. Gen
EIauiofen wufoe aoiiee un5 gitt.
terbrooe gereift, che Der 3ue mel.
terfubr.
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hronStaStcs Sc4sn
ii6 erbitfcn laiien!

Getro9roo, 6. Sltlti. Ser MI.
better. mo sol0ateirot bat bic @e.
noiian aronitaOts eriudt, ibren 9es
i6IuB, eiua eigene NcpubIit aroli.
itaot gu bil0en bod pieber riidgare
Gig 81 MAIDEN. 3elm Die QronftaDs
ter p6tten gegen Die gSituide itFo
abitdjten oes 0alptfomitees Der ars
better lttl0 SDInoten gehnnooIt. Sic
Regiernng Der naucn &cpublit Grot.
itaot ober bat ben Bitten Der getro.
grader @etoiien bis9cr fem @ebar
aeidenft.
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STANDARDIZATION
aMs Srcncnf, Ucbr.!

Gremont, 5. Stunt.
Charles SuQn, Gin ebenioliaer
fSrernonter lit In alionce al einenf
@ebirni6In9e gdtorben.
Dan idgt Dab in Der b"etaauaenen
giddt bier nabeju stDet un6 Elm
holber Bon Geaen gefa1en Iei.
@or Grodten6era uno aennie
aabiid) tpuroen geitern BON Gabbi
&eoitt TiirB eeben bereint. Sod be.
cn0eter 3eremonie wuroe 6ie Gum.
me pm S347 aeiantmelt, rpeIfe ill.,
niiden Grirgsnotlei0aloelt al @ltte
fomnlen iol.
am 6reitag oben5 mltr6e in bic
@eihdftsrdltnie Der GonioIi6oteo
6ltel 60. Der Melif. @obIforo So.
iinO bon Sobnion un0 Gbenep einge.
breden. Die ginbrefer erbielten
fir ibre Mttbe Die 5ilnne BON
$3.50.
Gitltl So1itlptt bertdltet on 5tes
montfreitnhc, bah er inter ben Ut.
iten iein miiroe. mcIde on Die 5ront
in 6ronfreid aeididt meroen. ST
lei In einem 9%iepiuent. melfeS bo(l.
ft6noiq ats Sur6perfern uno Grber.
fen beitdnoe, 1925 Monn iii aQem.
Sic gusftattitng oes Geqintentes iei
pltnoerhoa uto er boffe atti bel
aufregltng.
Die RebraSfo Building 1tub 2oan
Siioeintion bat bei6loiien, $4,000
In 2ibertp 8onbs on3nleaen.
6t6neB 6lopers, Elm 8ren1onter,
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Deitcrcr fricasbcSer
mfrs kalt 0citcqt!

Gnris, 6. Stni. Qcr bis6eriQe
ruifti4e gotidofter 81. a. 55rpol8ti,
Der felt 1910 in 4ari5 in oteier 81
oenihoft tatig mar. bat ieine 9tciig
nation eiitgereifjt Die hon Der prom.
iortideu aesierrrtg in BetrDgra0 arls
geilomutert moroen iii. Gie @ertre-
ting NuBIonos in 6ralitrei9 bot Der
@eid)dftstrdger Seipaitopoulo iiber-
nommer. (5smolsti ge9drte 5rt ie-
rer @rttppc non Stodt5uIdn1ern bel
Sen Nqiierteu, sic NIT oIler Dtodlt
ou Der Gitfreiiimg8politit GnQlnuos
gegcn 0eutihlnrb arbeiteen urlo DO
her nit stul0 trdgt an Dem Nus
brltdl oe8 Melttriege8.)
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a0tuno, GonccrSia!

Ga rpeaea oes @apitteriturmes
3ielstaa abelto feine @robe 0e8
Goncor6ia 8ameabereiu8 itattftn0en
fonnte, miro 3~onner8tog o6en0 eine
9robe oe5 geniidten G6ors Itatt
iinoen. glLle 0omen iin6 hermit
eriudJt 3t eriAeinen.
lniere r%egelndBige @eiddft8oer.
lommIlln9 iin0et nod Der Strobe
nahitea 9ienstag nbea0 itott.
81. @nLla QnInp. @rai.
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NuS Otnt StQQtc giebraSta

ipelder bel Der enqIiideu armcc III
6roltfretb lit, beri6tct al feline
Sroli, Bob er ieinen Brief ifriebe,
ip1brenb iiber tbn Elm Gompf ami.
ifen ereIiiden ur6 oettider 2uft-
ifJiffen i%tattfdnoe. n0bgleid Der
Grieg nod Elm barter ttn6 onoall.
erroer ietn piirbc, 10 mare es bod
aetuiB, onB iie iiber Die Sitnnen ben
Sieq erringen mitroeu. Gr be-
ridtet aud itber Die gcriatflma
bon ioaenomlten Soipitoli6iffcn.
e. g8. 8iderion elmer BET alien
2lnlieoler in oieier Gegen0 ltarb
belite fritb nod ldu9erem 2eioen.
gr mar im So9re 1860 rGb DC.
broSfo gefommen.
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Was wIssm Sic Won dor Bsschafshst hires BIuias?

widtiqen @egenitano erteiLt, Gs
ertIdrt S9nen wie oos gIit traitia
su erbaltcn utO frei BON BEN blglen
unreinbeiten, oeten eg niis9eiett iIf.
G8 gibt sy6nen bic @eidgGte bot
g. 9. e., Der crfoLereihiten 8litt.
me6isin Der 8elt, bic ictt iibcr 30
Sabrcn ilberoI It'll Mpotbefen per.
fault miro. 4ies giidlein pir0 al.
len fret 8ugeianOt, Die an Die Gtpift
Specific So, Sept. 81. 1853 Atlantd,
90, idreiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06
Mntterpenipnsaeiet nnaitItin erflart

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06
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Dale ~oilfeifauber. 8mei feline Sim
Der muroen erbebIih berlett ulo bic
beioen arto5 moren tart beiddoigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06
Gbineiii0e Republic
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tio1t lit beoor1te6eno. Sapott miro
iid IN bic inneren 9tngelegenBeitcn
Gbitos ni9t eintHilhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06
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ben heridieoeneu aomiteen it6erae.
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gen Oe5 gegentunrtiqeu 8eItfricqe8
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feiu0lid)en Mtad)t I'M Die @eiite8.
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sur 6eier 0e8 i'm SCRIPT a65lt1olteny
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oa8 gerbdltni5 gum 5qoeral gouts
eli Of tie G1ltrtea Of Gbri5t in
4nterifo bon ieiten oet Snnobe qcs
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lporoen itllo, tDeni9 ooer nifJts In
Grfilqpug 4egall9en lit, Is lit aud
nidt bic Gatiafe 0QB 018 o9ye6eral
Council" rbdbreno 0ieier arieqs3eit
oft in reht einieitiger 0eiie qe6au.
6elt bat; e3 lit pielmeGr 0a8 INNER
me5r our @enibhcit mer0enoe Sc
iulBtlein, ooS a6e0erQ( Council"
b1but bic gleripeItafirfe ali, Sic i6r
sob un0 lire aroit b%erliert. IS lit
beIier, mir bJeibeH eittiotn rno Der.
fontlt our Seite itcbea lit unIerer
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ltno ooltn unlere egilten56eredtigutta
Derlieref.
9tn1 6, April 1917 lit nnier 2art0
INTO 8olt 0ur6 Die &rieg8erfldrlulq
an 0ettifJlatlo in Den groBcrt @elt.
frteg dftib eitgctretal. Son ienein
4ugenblid oil lit e. inns qeluiB oe-
.lpor0elL 0aB @ott aud ltlt5 heiTn.
Iltd1eG mill. Q8ir, Die mir 6urd,
8ebltrt ooer frcie 8a5l ur6 beili.
gen @i0 8iirger niiere8 Ror0e8 limo,
un0 al8 ebongeIilhe Gbrtiten fpiiicn,
mas mir inherent 2on6c uu6 unierer
0brigteit iduloig itn0, bo5en es
ltidt rotig, o1tr6 aufere 9enun-
ltratioAen uniere 3raltc un0 2onoli-
tat ouf8 nel1e 8a betpeiien. g8ir
trau fir Die Grin3iPien lnie.
rer 2on0esberfoifung ot8 redte Dir
ger fltr unier 2arto Elm.
4aitor GIT aus 99roctie, g2eb.,
Elm Geierot 5lnooal Gatrip
ttsmlt8; Elm anoeres b0rliegenoes
Jfeferat bon Eaitor B. M~aigelsoorf
fonrte r0egen 8eitrlangel nift Der
meroen. 2ft1l SonutQq feiertc |
one goitgebel0e @eulqitt0e iDr g}ii
ii0nSieit, 8n Dem iid cine groBa
non fern mo nab eingefun
ben batte. 9tlt Dem a6en0gottes
oienit fam Die aonferen8 gum Ql6
ihttB, Die ndfites sSabr in 9lg-
3ebt ab8ebolten miro. g.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-06
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ant letten Wiolit0g tr0ten Ser
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@eldditsmollt 5i6 Gmo6os, utlb
6raltIein Qlmn Bod, Iodter bon
3errn Sons Bod. Is. ulo Bancroft
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6ensWeaen ltetS boI6 leiu.