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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
anfenh annth neitprhen.

9eSn ieinem 6eim 1921 Bancroft
Str, ltarb beltte friib Soiepb South
an Der 2uugeneut3Innu1g. Ger gnt-
ihtafene mur0e in ga0en geboren
un0 manoerte nor IA Sabreu nod
Qmerifa ans. Set 80 Sobreu mar
er in Cmo6o onidiilQ, mo er it'd
einer groBen 8efamtihnft ~erfre1tte
5ciner eriten Gbe entitammeu orei
Sinner, BON oeneu ibm ems IN ben
Lob borunging. SIN Sabre 1885
qing er In cine 5Beite Gbe Gin,
meIher neun &in0er entiproHen itno,
bon 6enen ebenfaaS ems ihou &C.
itorben lit. auBer ieiner @otttu
6%etrauern ben 4bgeidie0eneu 8enn
Qin0er, ndmFih. @eneDcDe aduth,
5nm6urg, So, 5rou ID. Shoepe,
0mo6o, 6rau 5rant ShlihtiHa,
Cmobo, 5rau aarl 6ompton IN
Montona, Jra1t Gbos. Rob Glib
Gmobo. 6rau Sojepb Heguer, Gmo.
ia, Ser Gonroo South uno Bar
6ara, emma u1o Bertha aouth oa-
betnl, ionic 5mei @eitmiiter 5rml
@iI6elmino 6ug uno Qlois aauth
bon bier.
gos geqrdbnis finbct moraen
nodmittag INT 8 lIbr BON Der Ct.
2Soieb65 airhe aus olf Dem ct.
Maria Wogoalena Grie0bof itntt.
Zen 6interbllebenen unicr @eileio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Oemtid9cs Gbcatcr
i'm BranScis GbcGtcr!
Die bcrii6mte Gabt Sbeatcrs @eica.
idaft uon NiihDaMfee mirS am
"A, unO %. Mai bier
anftreten.

6reut Gud, SIR 9atidenl Gno-
lid werOct SIR mieoer nal nor1teb
me oeutidr alnit 5u gaticBcn be-
tomnien, Der Grt5uerbun0 Omaha.
BON Dem 9eitreben a~lisgeben0, Den
Deptiden in oieier ihperm 3eit ct.
mas SIT biete1. moran iie ith inner
lih crboueu fonneu. bat Ole berlbm.
te 0eltihe Sbeutergeielihoft pom
8abit Ibeater in 4tIhpaUtcc ilr 8rDei
8oritelungen gemonncn. Gieclbcn
fir0en ON 8onner5tag uuo 6reitoq
obeu0, 0en "a. 1mo % Wai, i'm Gle
gonten grauoei8 Gbeater Itatt. 9m
eriten 4beRo miro 5dilcrs unIterb.
lides Shnuipiet y4}aria Stuurt
un0 an 5neiten 4beno eine5 Der ur,
tomiihen mooernen 8oiien Sic
idauebenOe Sungfrau gegeben Der-
Den.
8ir mer0eu in Ser n1ditcu 3eit
meiter duf oieie &orItelunqeH eiHge.
gen. Seute LADEN mir ale Geutiheu
eth, it6 ourh Subifrtption non e.
sen an 0em unterHebmcn 81 beteil1s
gen. Gin encrgiider G%oroerfnuI
miro POM Grtsperbano betriehcn
mer6en uno bofft CT an boi0en alben-
Den %ousperfoufte 6duier 81 ar5ielen.
Or rednet auf redt itarten 8eiudi
a1td bon ouBerbuB Gmobas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Demtldc Grmppcn
an Scr WcTtfrcmt
iinS ale Pclccn!
Muf arm =hlahtfrlOgrn Oes &c-
aens iperoen bic feiubliaeH Nm.
grifir iIrgrrid abgeidlaseH.

Berlin III. 9lpriI itber 2on6on-
1er heidigc geriht 0es 0ricgsmIts
neripeiit NIT 5tol8 mif Die beloen.
maltiae Idpierfeit Scr 0eutihen
ritppcn al Der 99eitiront. Sr
0ela geridt beiBt es. Sruppen. Die
gall8e oatide Jtation Oaritellen. Der
ridtea t1giih lta0 itlin0lid Seloen.
tdten. 4uf zen peiten SAindtfet-
bern bon Der 4isne bis 3ltr Cham.
baane weroen Eaten berrihtet, miC
fiji bic @eIt nod aiAt geiaben. Sc.
Der ein5etue oeutide arieger lit Elm
&eI0. Inter Dem itortiten 5euer
1lllD TN treiten 4usbalten Dts gum
G0Dc TIT ic0cr ietue 8flidt.
5n benz 8eridt beiBt Is meiter.
BOB ale 4ugriife Der 6ran5oien
iiegrei6 abgeidLogen purOel. Sr
pct llRgegano oes @autbiie gnn0.
lsts puroen Die frnu36iiiden Sin.
hriffc abgepieieH, nobel Der 6etn1
1HEpere Berluite erlltf. 8et 8rlIttoni
fpurben fran5olti6-ruiiiide Irupper
oeiMlagen. DesgIeihen BET Ghemir
Des Games. Die 4ngreifer erLitter
III beioru 5aIlen idpere gerluite an
g0ten ln0 8erpltn0eten.
@ci Gbeims mo in Sen argon.
men ~ourhbrahen mir Die feinoliher
2inien mo mahten cine 4n8abl &c.
fnaaelIe.
ssn Der @egen0 bon 8ro1e. nor
0en Taiiep gbenen Bis gu Der oitlid
npn Grnoune gelegenen SaImulot
Iaipie apiiden 9rosnes ltr0 Snip.
murocn bartnadige augriff,
ailsqefiibrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

miro. l1bt lih Dormhsinaen
IitBcr0em fin0et 5onntdg int
Dehti6en Sans Elm gaa Oes @latt.
oeuti6en gcreins itott, 81 WeIdem
MIR @litglicoer 6cs @crcins mio
5reunoc, bic BON Ittglieoern einge.
ta6eu itno, 3utritt baben. Tang.
htitigc 9altifG Die uidt Daitglieocr
Iino, mooeu iid alio einlooungen
bon @itgIieoen beridaffet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
m0dcntlidlcr
mctterberid1t!

Sir Sic ISOLDE 6egiunen0 Conn
tag, ben %. gpriL fir sic Brarie-
5t1aten ionic oa5 obere mo mittIe-
re 9fiiiiiiippt gol;
9ofoIe Regcn on 8ienstag mo
Mtttno6 Ore 8itterung tpd6rcn0
Der &ohe miro oQqcnGeiu itlon iciu
nit elmer 1urhidHittstemperntur
fir Die erite 9dIfte uto ctlpas falter
fur Die 5peife 8dlfte Der 8ode.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
aer arantheit einen 0amen &C.

&kl ttAHilUNtl ttANH pNhAAA ~
ben, heilt Ie nift. giele 2cioen bo-
ben ibren Git, ooer llriahe, niht
an Der 5tcac 6es aorpers. no mir
ben Sdnter5 iublen ionoern tie limo
oernnlaBt orrh Gin nageneines 3us
iommenbrehen 0es gan8cn 5Bitems
ODER zines beitimmten 8eils ocsieL
ben. ghlr Gin Seilmtttel, meldes ous
.gan5e SDitem 0urAoringt. bringt
5ilie in iolden 6olen. Sir &el0en
.oieier Qrt fam 5orniS 4lpeufrditter
nidt oringeno genug empioblen Der.
ben, oenn es bot iih einen aagemei.
men Huf I'M Der @ieoerberitelung
Ser Idtiqfeit oes glutes uuo beg
Suitems ermor6en. 8ies miro mud
.beitdtigt 0urd einen Brief non Sern
4nton Gemol0 bon 4thinion, Soft,
or ihreibt Sd modte Sbnen nut.
.tetIen, oaB meme 5rou uber 7 Sab.
re lang an elmer luterleibstrantbeit
lit, gtah Dem @ebratf BON 5
6laideu bon 5ornis A~Ipenfrduter
ubIt tie iid jet Dobl geniia, INN
ale lire &a1snrbeiten Oeriebeu gu
f6nneL"
Gmlienoe boben Ourh ben @ef
6raud oiCics olten, 5eiterprobten
arGuterbeilmittels @eiuHoEeit un0
Croft crlon9t. cine 3eitidrift, bic
nq6cre 4ustlmit gibt, ionic Gin
9l6leiu bic i~ntereiiautc @eifitte
Der Gntoedung oieies 6eilnittels
ent6alteno, meroeu auf g2nnih frei
an jcoc abreiie qeionnt Mnu ihrei.
be beuie nod an: Or. 9eter Sabr.
nen & Cons Go. Gbicoao, 50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
8ckebreit iic5 ST
milicns unitc6t!

Gaibfnqfon, 81 4pril. @1it
- ge0ea S GtimfHen Bat 5eltte oas
aal@fomitee fiir 0lilitdrangelagen-
heitcn 0te 8orlnge oes @eaernlitabs
Bic ~ginfu9rltng Der a%agemeinen
9iagItpfliht betreffeno giinitia elm
berihtgt inoefien nit beiH 4neaoe.
nfeuf. idtt DeldeH Der Grdiioeut
mitboriaert miro, nod eigenem @r.
melie einen Auirltf on 6reipi4ige
Ill erE0iIen, iolte CT oas fir gut Be-
3sn0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Gr6f G0rncmski
erbdlt freies 6cleit!

Maibington. 81. april. Die
engliIhe Megierung bot Dem bieiigen
Dierr. iiaaariihen 8otifnfter, @roi
arnrpsff, IotDie ieinem 8otidafter.
itab nab alien a%nniulu Ser GoppeI-
uonordie freies @eleit gepdbrt.
Qllm benz bisberiqei oattihen @e.
sanDten III gbind 1tnb ben oortigen
bisberigen aoniitIn, meIde iih iIber
SIC Ser. 5tndten nah 8aitihlduo
heaeben molten, mur0e oa5ielbe
nlaidfaa geiDdhrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
6eine Rrntu0ne Scr
Strciker In Berlin!

2on6or. 81. 9lpril. - Cffi8ie[e.
8erliner Gepeiden erfl1ren. ouB e.
in Berlin 8u feincrlei unruben &c.
fomlaen un6 Dab Der 5treif beige
legt lit. glltr b1l6uitdiige S1tugcu.
marfeu Die 5enIter Der friibercn bri
tiihen gotid1aft elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

.tigt. Ger Nod lit om untcren Gn6c
ungeidbr 315 gorO melt. 3pef per.
idieoene M}uiter. t0c oos Stif.
SIR beioe 20c.
2057-@doden qrinBGB qIei6
nit @uimbe.-5hnittmuitcr IN 8
@roBen: g. s, 10, - unb IA Sab.
reu. ia gar0 " 500. @}aterial
mir @itiHpe nn0 4h Dar0 fir
alei6 iur t2 idbrige @roBe ben0.
tiat. RreiS Zoe.
ts05-6raueu 5diir5e.-5duitt
muiter IN 3 @r0Ben. alein, mittel-
aroB mo eroB. 81 GARD 36 500.
Nateriol iiir mittlere @roBe be.
notigt. 8reis 10c.
2O37- Conner @eniocn 8luIe.-
5hnittmuter in 7 @roBen: "a Sc,
IS. 40, ~, A uno rs f3oa BIT.
itenpeitc. 3 9or0 IA 500. D}oterial
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Dcntl@cs I5ams
9antctt oeS Samcn.a rgelflnbs nnS
8aa 6cs 8lati0entiden
&ereins.

Ger 9oulen GeaclfIlib beronitaltet
am Souutoa obeuo ieds ltbr I'M
3eutiden Saus elm ganfett fir iei.
ne @litaticoer uu6 Oerm gbeaotten.
DaB rs babel auberit iiOel 5lgeBen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
dreitnn furniner 9efrnten.

Gas idlehte Nettcr am 5rcitaq
ideint ouf Die Refrlticrlmg GinfluB
gebabt 5u baben Dem 6 mel0etel
iif MIR II fir oos 9un0esbeer
mo Orei fir Die Electromagnetic.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Magen- und Leber-
Leiden. Innerlicher
Katarrh gcheilt durch
PERUNA

franf inn gett Sd hattie uie0er.
.0riideaOe mo idnei0euoe 5duter-
gen. ais id gum 4nHte6eu fdbig
mar, mar i'd 10 idlDoh uno ounn
oaB Id faum louieH fonnte- @as
10 as edelie gfih or. i'd haite Meaea mo
GeRerieioen, HHa meme fHBe un1 tBlfeeer
ri1sel iporc1 auaeilmpaeH ioonB Id MO
MniminieHreH inInie 20 na5m seriad
arr fs nfrffe bfeie@ Asia5s1 an mlf. Hletnf
sHr mar giuf uebeFfaiaaHa mr. a1efne TrtaHs
a., sa oteif Et50 Hidli uifssE seiHne IL ishrH
~afaantft. 80 HarW fdr snef sS8dfc7eu BON
uro iaim sriImnief peUDrBsn par.
eslhen. BE HHHiae 9ithisin mat - Hn
Efhmen fouHfH, eHEpffblfu wfr 9frnna 1ablei.
Ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
crpEenm pir6 1ranen aniteIen.

5dmtlihe Gbedtcr gum Crphelm
,3irfd i'm &an0e meron mad Dog.
liffeit 5rauen aHitelle Der bisberis
gen glauner aniteaeh nm oicieu
@elegenbeit an aeben, lire Gienitc
Cufel Gam i'm &rieg 3l DiOHlen-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

f75f--Glequntes Scynnrr aleib.
5dnittumIter in / @r5Ben: a.
is, is mo 20 5a6ren 4 gar0 AZ
s6a. Bacterial tiir Die ~14idbrige
@r6Bc beiotigt. Der god tit an I'M.
teren Gnoe mgefdbr 2B garo melt.
8reis Zoe.
20GG Nd6fen aleio.-Sdmitt
rmtiter in 5 @r66en: s, 10, 10 Ia
mo f6 So6reu. ~ gJaro IA sou.
Mloteriol fir II jdbrige @roBe beno.
tigt. @reis Zoe.
t770-f7G9-G omen aoitim.-
gnmen BLUE 1870 SdnittmuIter
in 6 @r0ben 30, 81 SO. 40 mo
~ 3oa gaiteniueite. 8nmen Sod
1869 Shnittmuiter in 6 @robeR:
% 81 26. 2S. 80 mo 30 3oa.
9aiaenmeitc 734 GARD 36 56G.
4aterinI fir mittlere @roBe beno-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

Gas geerdbnis uniercs per1tor
.benen grtocrs Soicpb adlth ttIoet
morqen, Somtag nofalittag pom
Ser 81. Soiepbs Stride diis ltail.
aae 0litqlie6er fno erihft iIlls
.2:45 ltbr inl @ereinslotal Tlt lO'
5eiden 5u crideinen
anton @roB GER.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Opcrns1lnFfihrmn0
GMrcb sen lliniikucrcin!
9as srphr &erf ocs apmpOniitrp
81. anO. 9ieeie foutult 5Onp-
tag, ben 80. Ipril, 5Hr
AHffnBrnHs.

2os muffaliihe &ublifim bon
StaOt unO 2ano lit duf 0te groBe
Gpernmffiibrung 0es Gmoba gdu-
flpereins am 5ountag n0fpnlttog,
ben 80. 4priI, TIM Sem 0es Omaba
U~dliifDerells ode II. unD CAB
Str. aufmerfium gemddt. Der
8erein miro bel Der @~clcgenbcit oa3
ntcreiiantc 8ert ietncs D%trigcnteu.
Oes bieiigen ~aomponiiteu III. 8lto.
Steele, sSglpeiter sur ~autnlbrurt9
bringen. -Splpeter" lit eille 0rer
oftige fomiife Gper, bic nor eitift
Reibe oon So1reu eirmaI IN Danens
port nit rieiigem Grtolge mTgctltbri
nuroe. Sic mtrO bier I'M 9rato'
ruumitil gegeben, neil llmitdnoe ben
orumatiihen Still nidlt SuIniicrt
Qlber ale 6aupthore uno Soils
Guctte, Ser5ctte MIN. toume1 5ul
ausfihrllng, uu0 5fDdr m clrtcr WcL
ic, Die geIDiB Dos polite Sntereiie
Der 3uborer IN 4uiprud nebulen
mer0en. Stein 0eutidcr. Der 2iebe
al Muiif uno @eiaug bat, ioltG oieie
4uffiibrung perioumen; ite miro eir
Greignis in 0eutihen areiien bil0en
unO ioQte cine apBerggDobulit)e
3uQfrnft ultsibcr. Gas ausfuhrs
h6e 8rograutm ftn6eu Die 2cier an
uu0erer STEELE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
Mei.en 6ier tenrer alg IN Glieaao

auf Der bieiigen 8orie muroe ge.
tern fir 01dt 8ei5en BEL 1ermln.
Derfduien $3.50 ge5d9lt. Ddbrenf
Der 4reis in Gbicngo nur $244 be-
trug. 8ci5en nuf iofortige Gieie.
ruug cr5ielte 500 ser 9uibeL gs
trafen 5reitag . ACKNOWLEDGMENT
8ei3en bier Gin. Sir 02ois Duroe
Sf51 bis sf5s gc3nblt uno iur
Safer 70 bis 73c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
2 NcMtlcbc Scrit0rcr
icncn Ucrienkt icin!
@p brbanptct meuigitens bic cuglis
ihe AomiruIitat.

2on0on, 81. glpriL-Gie engIiihe
9lonliraIitdt CAB belte bcfannt, Dab
5pei un0 momoglid orei oeutihe
neutrality-suspicious. 6ei cinem An-
griIf uabe Gober Derieutt poroen
icin loqen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21
ennupRs ans saluritcr.

I'm ben Selcrn enell Be9rlU nor
Dem 8egte Der Gpcr 81 gebeu br1n.
gen mir bierutt etne fur3e SDuop.
iis:
grin5 Sultan Ser 5otn eincs re.
qierenoen 6ilriteu Der oeutifeu gAt.
teIitaaten, beihlieBt Den Splueter.
lben6 in @eutcInidait ieine5 80.
mtlls" BlatclL in ciner RropiH5lul'
ita0t gu p~erlcbeu. 81 alien toGe1l
5trelteu ie0er3cit ouIgelegt, mligi
en- in ben tbm BON Glateu unterbrela
teton 9Ion NIT Dem Jttngeu 8art.
uer BbiIipp, Der in Der SDlDGter.
ytaht ieinen olten &atcr ais Raht.
Dddter Dertritt, ods Goltiim 5u Der.
tauiden, Inn init Dem itonen R6s-
den, Der 8rout Bbilipps, ungqtort
darmiere1 al fonncn. % an tel.
ben Qbenb i'm firtltd]en Sf,lnile
Gin g}asfenbaa i%tattilnoet qeltngt
es DEM Briu5en. not0em er nit Dem
iunqen @drt1ter fem 8dsfeuhaas
tdtlm un6 0ieicr nit fem bas
acknowledgements nebit llteuiilien
Uertauidt bot, ben iungeu gta1n
ourd @cl0 urlo 5dmeiteIeicn 81
tapeQpr, Den 6ofbal al beiuden,
iDdbrcn0 en- ic[bit, ais RahtDnhter
berflei0et, 6ie Smn0cn nuf ben
StroBen ubruft un0 oobei oIerlel
5aaotria triebt % er hi 5igrr mo
Saltrmq oern nlttqcn 8artaer Bbis
Iipp iebr ahucIt, bait i'm aud oe5
IeBteren graut in Der 8unfeIbeit
ilr ibreu Sdas uno ldBt ith uuBe.
inert BON ibnr ben Sol mnhc1t.
8abreno nun tufolqe oer torler1
Streid)e, bic Der 8rin3 ul5 gtadt-
tuafter in ben StraBen Der Stoot
perilbt, uubrere unihul0ige Bohter
in Qrreit manoern miliicr, miro Der
iunge Bbilipp, nod0en er altf Dem
5ofbaQ filr I0ngere 3eit iif Die
5ul0iqltnqen eirgs 8rin3en bat qes
faaer luiien. BON Dem per5og I'm.
lan6 entlarut ma ent3ielt lid uur
nit fndpper 9tot ienier BeboihIug,
Sic @r0fn 8onni, Oie Der uls
grinB Derfleioete inn9e @1rtncr nit
ibrem 8erlobten perio9nt bat, filblt
g2itleio nit erterem, iudt oeIien
gralt H0shen alf un0 er5ablt bic.
Ier BON Dem 4~uftreten hires Brdu.
tiqorus oIs 9rlu3 ouf BEN 3oiballe-
Babreuo oieier 3eit tomntt aud Der
mirfIide Briu8 in ieinem Qahtwadf
terfoltiim atemlos nngeLalfan, DO
Inn Die 50Ifer nuF ben 5erien
iiben, nm nit 8biIipp, Der ioeben
pom Sofbon 8urildtomnt nm ieiuer
9ralt g}iiteilung bon ieInen1 Nus.
bleiben All MAIDEN mieoer Die alei.
Ounq eiu5utmihen Bel oieier eie.
leaenbcit Dcr0cu ale, dlBer ben
1an1en, berbnftet un0 nod Der
sdloBnohe ubgefubrt no du6 idon
eiberie g1ddtmdfter ols 4rreitauten
fh befin6en. 5icr erfoIqt nun Dor
Sem Qonmiiidr oe qtfflarlmg un0
aQeg lott it'd in 8oblgeiaQeu auf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

fir 36 3ol. @roBe benotigt Trfa
10cr
205t-ana6en Qn5ng.-Sdniti.
muIter in 4 @roBcn: 3, T. 5 nn0 s
3aBren. 21a GARD "A 8oa. Motert
al fir 5.idbrige @roBe benotiet.
Greis t0c.
t73t-9ldoheu MdiroTen alei0.
ShnittmuItcr IN 5 @r0Beu: 6, 5,
10, ~ uu0 IA Sabren. Az gar1
"A sol. Bacterial fiir 14.idbriae
@roBe ben0tigt. %reis Zoe.
o. Rod.-ghnittnt.
tier in 7 @roBen: %, "a. %, Is.
30. 80 un0 81 3oa Sniaenipeite.
AZ guro "a 500. Material fir "a
56a. @roBc benotigt. Ter Rod tit
an unteren enOe uneefd1r 81
goro melt. Qrcis Zoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-21

ab0miert auf Die 1daliae 1rlbaue
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02
This IRONWORKER
HAD A FRIGHTFUL
Experience LATELY
MIR. J. A. WEIGH, of "A Madison
Avenue, Does Not Hesitate to
Indorse Lsx-a-Tone as the
Eighth Wonder of the World.

Mr.. Welch called on the Iax-a- Tone
man and said that he was willing to
come forward and say good word for
Lax-a-Tone as it was deserving Of 81
the praise that you could give dt. Mr..
WEIGH is wellSnown ironworker Of
that city and enjoys the respect OF bis
many friends and it is a pleasure to
publish such testimonials as this one as
it cannot help but convince the most
skeptical Of persons that Lax-a- Tone has
merit, and will deliver the goods.
Mr.. Welch, Of "A Madison avenue
bridgeport, says; "Have had stomach
trouble all my life with a bad case OF
constipation. / II to have bfotches
and pimples all over my face and it is
needless TO say that ] have tried many
things. can honestly and truthfully
say that Lax-a-Tone is the very first
remedy that gave me results and this
remedy has, and am more than pleased
as it has surely cleared me Of all my
troubles and / can also add that my
appetite has improved and further than
that can eat anythus2 without distress
and enjoy it,"
Lax-a-Tone is q remedy that has pro.
duced miraculous results in sour acid
stomachs, bloat, gas, nervousness,
blotches. pimples and blood impurities
and will take that tired wornout feel
ing out Of you in a jify. Try IL and
see in one week how much better Won
will feel.
LaX-a-Tono is for salq at the Miller
drug store, 4O4 Market street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02
KEEP A JAR OF 4
MUSTEROLE HANL,IYI
1t Quickly Loosens Up Coughs
Colds in Throat or Chest

lust a little Musterole rubbed or
sore, tight chest before you 80 Z
will loosen up congestion and bre,
most severe colds and coughs.
Musterolc is a clean white ONT.
made with oil of mustard. Simply
it on. No plaster necessary. Better
mustard plaster and does not blister
Thousands who use Musterole vii
what relief Il gives from sore th
bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff J
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
'pleurisy. rheumatism, lumbago, pal
aches Of the back or joints, SPIRAL
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosi
and colds Git often prevents pnep
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02
PIauinq TAG Witi Death in Clouds

his own lines again by the ,air-cur-
rents nearer the ground.
So as much as he could he hus-
banded his ballast and his gas. jock
eying the balloon like an aeronaut in
an international race, his prize for
winning being his freedom. n he
lost the best he could hope for was
prisoner OF war for the duration OF
hostilities. There could be no half
way.
AT a mile high. the balloon was still
dropping though slowly. No lights
were visible anywhere. The sky was
murky and there we're no stars 70
serve as guidse. Il was to be a fight
in the dark. a hit or miss without
seeing what he was doing. The alb
sence of trench flares looked bad. He
must have driftod far behind tho Ger
man lines.
After time the faint outlines OF
fields, houses, trees and haystaclks,
began to loom up and presently, with
a fairly hard bump. the basket struck
the earth, bounding up again some
200 feet. After few Of these bounds
the officer. calculating the right mo-
ment as best he could in the dark
pulled the ripcord TO let out the gas.
Tho riD-cord broke at the point
where It entered the balloonl
Suddenly the balloon came to O halt
just above the ground. There were
voices beneath. There was q moment
Of suspense then the major heard IN
good English:
Lively. therei Get onto those
ropes. you blighters." A squad OF
British Tommies soon had the sau-
SAGE anchored. Il had been blown
back over the lines into a wide sal
ent occupied by the English.
The official report, of course, mere
ly narrates the plain, facts in a plain
way. just as the captain Of fire com
pany would tell how the blaze his
men had put out started. The adj
venture this game OF tag with Death.
was all part of the days work. So it
had to so down in the records quite
as II il had been a requisition paper
to the commissary department for an
other crate of pork-and-b beans.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02
AUTOMATIC LIGHT
HOUSES ON RIVET
New Devise Proved Good
Feature in Day Time
Darkness
SHIPPING MOVES
WITHOUT MISHAP

An interesting invention recently IN
troduced and put in practice by the
lighthouse service proved its usefulness
yesterday when darkness hung over the
Delaware river and bay. The Lights
which were equipped with the new de-
vice, by utilizing thi energy of light
automatically perform the duties OF
lighthouse keepers and are known as
unmatched lights
Valves controlling the flow Of gas arc
50 made that the material expands in
daylight and shuts off the supply OF gas
to the burner. In darkness the valves
open, allowing a supply Of gas to reach
the burner and the light becomes visible
The result was that the many light
houses where the invention has been
introduced were in perfect working
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02
RECLAIM LOWLANDS
ALONG CHRISTIANA
City WiIlRepair River Banks
Government Will Do
the Dredging
FOOD PURCHASE
BILL FAVORED

Hundreds OF acres Of swamp lands
on the south side OF the Christiana
river between Lobden's canal and
the F.. "a. and w. railroad cutoff
bridge, are to be filled in and con-
serted into land on which it is
thought numerous industrial plants
WIN be located within few years.
The work viii cost the city S275, the
remainder Of the cost Of the reclama-
ton process TO be born by the United
States Government
This was the most important sub
iect drought before City Council last
night and Il was decided TO author
lie the Street and Sewer Department
to have the Richards Dredging Com
pany repair the banks Of the river be-
tween the points mentioned at cost
Of $275.
Last nights action OF city Coun-
ell followed q conference with repre-
sentatlyes OF the local United States
Engineering Department and Council
as committee of the whole last
week It was explained at that tine,
that the government desired TO renew
dredging operations in the river, but
before work could be started, the
broken river bank would have 20 be
repaired
II was stated that while the river
was broken the lowlands ia South
Wilmington were flooded. and il is
hoped that with the government rails
ing the grade OF the surrounding
lands by dumping the earth drodeed
from the river into this tract. cnnsid-
cradle lands now almost worthless
viii be converted into good building
sites. The city. Will repair the banks.
Members Of Council last night were
informed by President Downward that
Mayor Price had signed the ordinance
authorizing the bond issue of s65.0OO
for the improvements of public parks
Of this city.
Council also adopted resolution
Tor the acquisition Of land necessary
20 connect North Brandywine Park
and Alapocas woods along the north
side of the Brandywine creek. This
property viii cost the city nothing as
private citizen has agreed to pay
( Tor it.
|A'NN''ANNANA MNn ANNNNiM III
3 recting the city solicitor to pay over
& 10 the city treasurer the balance of the
!. money received from the sale of the
old city hall property and also d.
rectipg the city treasurer to deposit
this money In bank to the account O.
this city as a special city hall fund.
The bank balance was S51O,06427
The sum Of $4,000 was drawn from tn
interest account and transferred q
the delinquent tax account
Council endorsed the recommenda
/, lions Of the Mayors advisory board
s authorizing the purchasing OF food
8 stuf1s by the city in cases Of necessity
4 and the sale of the same products Ia
the citizens II was decided to In
struct City Solicitor Hastings to pre-
F., pare such a bill.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02
WOmen's & Misses Untrimmed
Hats

OF GOOD quality Jap braids in all popular
small and medium shapes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02
TO ArTEND INArGrRATIoN.

Delaware will be represented in
the inauguration parade at Washing
ton. ID. c.. on Monday by one political
organization. that being the Eleventh
ward Democratic Legion The local
marchers will leave here early Mon
day morning and will be in charge Of
John Campbell. chairman.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-02

order, and the lights blazed out as the
daylight faded. notwithstanding tnat
the Delaware river and bay We're alive
with vessels, not an accident was re-
ported. When daylight came again the
lights extinguished themselves auto
matically.