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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Woman suffrage won in New York
by a majority of approximately 95,OoO
votes.

Woman suffrage won in New York
by a majority of approximately $4,000
votes.
U0Of1cial returns show that presi-
dsnt1al suffrage was decislvely defeat
ed in Ohio In the recent election.
Five women and two men nre be-
lieved to have been killed In the cc!-
lapse OF three floors OF q building In
Brooklyn. N. T., occupied by a con
Germ supplying provisions to the
United States government.
Under the plea that they are forced
to do SO on account of the increased
cost OF coal. labor and supplies. the
gas company Of Lincoln. Neb., has an
nOunced an increase Of % cents per
1000 In the gas rate, making the price
$1.25.
Judge Cullison sustained the mo-
ton Of attorneys Mt Logan. H.. for
Attorney General Havner for u direct
ed verdict In his favor, and he was
found not guilty Of Depressing Mrs.
Alice Willard in connection with the
Villisca AK murders.
The Nebraska live stock committee,
following a meeting in Omaha, wired
the federal food administration nj
Washington asking that the govern
ment make q public statement that
there will be 10 attempt to fix the
price on cattle and sheep. This nc
ton followed the announcement from
Washington that $3.50 per 1QC
pounds had been the price fixed for
hogs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Funds at Close Of October.

The funds on hand in the state
treasury at the close Of business Octo-
Der 80, showed 81, 363.042 The largest
part of this was in the common school
income fund with $1.O67.2 23. which
will be distributed to the schools OF
the state In December. Other funds
we're: General fund. $37.5 500; game
fund. $34,198; Irvine plant, $31, 394.
The different agricultural extension
funds in the state amounted to $50, 1857.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Faces Charge Of Murder.

Rapid City.-As a result Of the
death OF Harrison Bear, a halfbreed
Omaha Indian, in a hospital here. Joe
Keliher faces the charge of murder.
it is alleged he shot Bear at a dance
at Conata. No motive has been as
signed 70 the killing. Keliher Is in
Jail here, unable to secure bonds OF
SO, 900.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Washington Notes.

The greatest insurance selling cam
paign in history will be undertaken
soon by the government to induce ev-
cry soldier and sailor to buy life in
surance policies provided at low rates
under the recent act Of congress.
Compulsory separation Of the negro
and white c in residential dis
trictS Is q violation Of the cOAstitu-
ton, the supreme court held in a
unanimous opinion declaring invalid
the Louisville, KY, segregation ordi-
nance.
Preliminary estimates Of farm
crops announced by the Department
Of Agriculture in its November crop
report follow: Corn, 3,191, OS3,OOO;
buckwheat. 16.S13,OOO; potatoes. 49,
6S6,OOO; sweet potatoes, S4.727,O 900.
The New York ~postoffice has called
for the largest supply Of postage
stamps in the history Of the depart
ment. 1t has ordered 31O,oO2,32 ~
stamps, valued at $S, 1893. 7O5.2O. which,
il placed end to end would make q
strip 5000 miles long.
An attempt to reduce bread prices
will be the next move of the food nd
ministration in assuming control Of
the principal food commodities. Soon
President Wilson will issue an order
directing that every baker in the
country be required to do business
under federal license.
Thousands of tons Of coal held by
jObbers and wholesalers was made
available for emergency distribution
when the fuel administration decided
to allow the dealers to take a small
margin Of profit on coal they had con-
tracted for at high prices before the
government prices were fixed.
Hog cholera killed enough animals
last year to have fed one million sol.
diers a meat ration for five and a half
months the department Of agriculture
announced. This enormous loss. the
statement said, was unnecessary. as
hog cholera to a large extent can be
prevented or controlled through vac-
cination. disinfection and the quar-.
antine OF infected herds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Hurt by Runaway Horses.

Sioux alls.-Stanley johnson, a
son OF q farmer living nea Alcester.
was badly hurt and had a narrow es-
cape from instant death when he was
knocked down while attempting to
stop a runaway team. The horses and
wagon ran over him, f~racturing sever.
al ribs, breaking his collar bone and
INJECTING other injuries.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Lose Finaers II Corn picker,

Arlington.-Two farmers in this Vi.
cinity. J. r. Hardy and John Kuehn.
had fingers taken from their hands
while working with corn picking ma.
chimes In their 1eld. Both accidents
happened the same afternoon. Mr..
Kuehn lost two fingers. Mr.. Hardy's
hand val 80 badly mangled that sur.
geons 9 Obliged to amputate the
entire hand two days after the acct
dent. Mr. Hardy represented Kings.
bury county In the South Dakota leg.
islature two terms. retiring two years
eSc
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
II Live Stock judge.

Pierre.-Frank r. Cook Of Belle
Fourche. one OF the most successful
sheep breeders Of the western part
OF the state. and for several years
secretary OF the state live stock com
mission. has been selected as . Of
the Judges OF sheep at the lnterna-
tional Live Stock show In Chicago
IN December.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Al phyetcally eit.

Huron.-Not one man OF the sev-
enty vent from Beadle county to the
national army cantonment at Camp
eunston has been thrown Out OF the
service because Of physical deficien.
announce. Every nan declared phys
ically At by the local examiners has
passed the stiT examination given
at the training CAM.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
DC Not Starve Cows.

Economy in feeding dairy cows does
not mean to starve them, warns Prof.
G. Larsen. Of State college. often
the greatest economy" he says. is
secured by feeding literally. The
chief reason for feeding our crops to
COWS is that we make more money
by selling the dairy products than II
we sell the feed crops direct from
he farm" Professor Larsen offers
he following suggestions: Keep the
feeds under owe to retain their nu-
trients and palatability. Feed the
cows as much rough feed as they will
handle economically. Feed some
grain TO the large milk producers, and
grind it before feeding. Feed each
COW according to the returns she
makes. Feed a balanced ration.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
atudents Elect.

Horace Clon!nger Of Hamburg, ILL.,.
was elected president Of the student
council OF the Northern Normal and
Industrial school. This office CORE
spends to that Of president OF the stu
dent association in other schools.
Vera ellis OF Clark Is vice president
and Gideon Seymour Of Aberdeen. sec
retery.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
70 Rebuild ~Roundhouse.

Observation-Disclosures r. NJ.
Melin Of the H. and D. division IT the
Milwaukee railroad. has assured MIL
bank people that the %roundhouse at
Milbank. which was recently destroy.
Cd By fre. will be rebuilt. and proba.
bly, enlarged.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
General News.

General News.
Unoficial returns from Ohio's pro-
hibitiOn election give the vets a lead
- approximately 1900.
When requested by their teacher to
sing the German national anthem,
sDie Yacht am Rhein." pupils In the
Sixth grade Of Lincoln school, Fort
Dodge, In. fatly refused. The school
ma'am didn't Insist.
Joseph r. Cotton. chief OF the meat
division. Of the federal food admin
lstrati0n. announced q minimum price
- $3.50 Z hundred pounds for hogs
1t the Chicago Union Stock yards
Sunt1l further notice."
The circuit court at Marshneld,
No. has overruled 4 motion for I
new trial Of Claude J. Piersol, and
has oentenced him to thirty-fve years
Imprisonment for kidnapping Baby
Lloyd Keet Of Springfield.
BycUIeUtO WOllUu "a LES MOlIIGS,
a, the mother Of twenty-five chill.
Aren. was granted q divorce In dis
tElct court after testifying that her
husband had deserted his family. She
= Mr.. Mary Elizabeth Lindley. Mrs.
Iindloy II the mother OF one set Of
trtplsts and three sets OF twins.
Subscriptions to the second Liberty
loan ~ members Of the Ninety-eighth
1lvi1i0n Of the army. ID training at
Fart Riley, Kan, t0taled $1.75O,O00.
11ls - - average of 1910 for every
- = camp
~ Tho nrst time IL forty-two
Jeara Nanchester. n. III. went demo
etatIe a ~ rccent municipal election.
14else Hefrette. b prOviaton dealer,
Ae6entt9g ~ present MAYOR. Hurry
4pauldlng, republican. Tor re-elec-
16cn Nh plpraIlty q ~ votes.
Wenty Hexican handits wers KIN
o~uefetaro. Mes1co. when 4
T. 11uAt1lte ~ the kEeighf section
exe& SSttain, Whleh they Ind
r. - xsrs sSenplns ulsl,. -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
FOR The Busy NAN
NEWS epsTomE THAT GAN sooN
u coMpAssEo.
NM EVENTS ARE MENTIONED
Nome and Foreign Intelligence Co.
deneed into Two and Four
Line Paragraphs.
y. s. Teutonic War News.


y. g. Teutonic War News.
Safe arrival at a British port Of the
American commission to the allied
conference, headed by Colonel f. NJ.
House, was announced by the State
department.
Secretary Baker has reduced from
t~wenty-one to twenty years and nine
months the minimum age for stu
dents In the third officers training
camp which is to be opened In jan
nary for enlistment.
The American steamer Rochester
was torpedoed and sunk by a German
U-b0at, the British admiralty annOCnc-
ed. Four Of those aboard we're killed
and the second mate and thirteen 9th.
srs are missing, 1t was stated.
Reports from the American army
headquarters In France say that the
American soldiers wounded in the
German raid on a trench last week
are all doing well in the base hospital.
Some Of them are suffering from pain
full wounds.
The subscription to the second Lib
erty loan was $4,617 ,532,3 OO. There
was an Oversubscription Of 81 per
cent Of the 5000. O0O,O 600 asked by the
treasury, and the total was only $685.
100000 less than the maximum, S.
OO0,O0O,OOO. There were 0.4O0,OOO sub
scrptions BY individuals.
The Navy department at Washing
ton announced that the American pa
troll boat AlcedO was torpedoed and
sunk by q German submarine in the
war ION November 5. and one officer
and twenty enlisted e are missing.
The AlcedO Is the first American war
vessel to SO down in the war. The
destroyer Cassin on patrol duty IA
torpedoed recently, but II made port
safely.
Reports reaching Washington from
Switzerland say Germany has reach
ed the crisis SO far us its man power
IL concerned. For three years Ger
many has lost on an average OF l.
100000 men annually. 1t Is contended
that to continue the war on the same
scale for another year, the Germans
must have at their command Il reserve
of 100000 men, whereas they nc
tually have q reserve Of only 100000.
America and japan have entered q
formal agreement reafirming the
'Open door" policy In China. and rec
Ognixing Japan's special interests In
her neighbor country. The announce
ment Of the agreement made by Sec
Rotary Lansing was greeted In diplo-
matic and official circles In Washing
ton as one OF the momentous events
Of the war period, and the effect is
expected to be far-reaching In the wal
against Germany.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Research work.

A bulletin dealing with educational
research work. just recently issued by
the bureau Of educational research Of
the Northern Normal and Industrial
school,. Is In great demand. 1t will he
used as . text book by the classes in
education at Baylor college, Texas.
Mann other normal schools and col.
leges have written for extra copies
for use In class work.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
European War News.

0AA VRV0A W. - 0N0W0
Nineteen Norwegian ships were
sunk by the Germans during the
month Of October, killing forty-eight
sailors.
The Berlin war Office says that the
total number Of Italians captured
since the retreat from the lsonzo be-
gan Is more than 100000.
Premier Kerensky and his govern
ment have been deposed by the ex-
tremist elements In Petr0grad, plung-
ing Russia into another Of the numer-
Gus crises which she has been called
upon to meet this year.. The present
situation seems by far the most SER
ious that has presented itself to the
war-torn nation
Germany called up her last re-
serves within the last few days, ac-
cording to o News correspondent at
Zurich, Switzerland. All men who
previously had been rejected n
ordered to present themselves for re
examination and within twenty-fOur
hours all not utterly incapacitated
Will be on their way to the training
centers.
The British admiralty announces
thar In ! naval en1n rement IN tho
North Sen the German auxiliary
cruiser Marie was sunk In addition
to 10 armed German patrol boats.
Thirty z on the German cruiser
were killed and 81 taken prisoner.
sne ready for anything. For all
w know, the next surprise may BE-
an Invasion OF England" said Field
Mafxhai French. British home de-
fenss commander. in . speech at Lon.
don.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16
Makes Appointments.

Hon. Charles N. Herreid. federal adj
ministrator for South Dakota. has or.
ganized the state office in Aberdeen
and has announced the following ap-
pointments: Paul w. Kieser. assist
int to the administrator: r. H. An
sell. merchants representative; Miss
sessie Nash. clerk.
Gov. Norbeck mas granted q reoui.
sition on the government OF North
Dakota for DR.. Chas. II. Mcdonald.
Who Is wanted in this state ON the
charge OF abortion
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16

Pierre.-The secretary Of state has
chartered the incorporation Of the
Farmers state bank Of Tory. with cap
ital stock Of $4,000: E. M. Stanwood.
president; Peter Duerst, vice presi-
dent; B. F. Vaughan. cashier.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16

Nineteen Norwegian ships were
sunk by the Germans during thu
month Of October, killing forty-eigh,
sailors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16

The Berlin war Office says that the
total number Of Italians captured
since the retreat from the lsOnzo be-
gan Is more than 10000.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-11-16

Safe arrival at a British port Of the
American commission to the allied
conference, headed by Colonel +. M
House, was announced by the State
department.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-23
Illus Nebraska Gitp.

@fIbur 8ierce, Ser a6ti1brigc
G9bn BON &errn uno 6ran 8. @ier.
&c, pom @oglDoo0, fDuroe geitern ouf
eIaelsl @ege iiioIi6 Der Gta0t bon
einem Auto ilberfabrert. Scr auto.
lelltcr braHte ben annben mad ietuer
@Gbnnng. mo6te iid oonn ober inl.
herHerEt 0obon. obne Dab feline Soen.
ftdt feTtaeiteat tDeroen fulnte. Ger
aHabe Iiegt lit fritiidem 8uitauoe
0arnie0er, 0a er inHere gerletuNgerl
erIitt.
Gin Gremser, Ser peoer ieineu
9nmen ODER 8obnort ongebeu
uoIlte, ipitrbe bonn @oIi3eidef 3rant
godf ouf Der burlington gabn.
ftation perbaftet neil er Spiritto.
fen nod einem trofenen Stoat BE-.
f6roerte. Sn icinem @epdd pltroen
adt Quarts Sdnnps borgefunoen
Der @Oli5eihef mar bon Ct SoiepD
Mr., aus benahridHgt nor6en, uno
faBte ben 5remoen al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-23

Steuerbefreiuneseren8e iiberiteigen
iclte.
anaeftelte, weIde i6re 8ergit.
ting in 5orm bon aommiiiioncn er.
boIten, befinoen iid in o%erielbGn 81.
ge pie Stiidorbeiter. @enn iie BET
Ger Grperbung ibrer &%ommiiiionen
gllisguben baden, melde ibre Arbeits
laeber nidt be5ablen ooer 81 5ablen
berpfli6tet iino, nutm miliien 0ieie
ausoo6en bon ibrem @einnltber.
oienIt obge5ogen meroeL AM ben
9etrng 6es iteuerpflihtigeu Gin.
Ifonntei5 ieIt5uiteIlen. grofers, Sob.
I6crs ua0 au0cre, neI9e grtifeI oitf
aommiiipn faltfen ODER %Oertruien,
.mer0en notiirliG ais mobbdngige
@elh1ftsIeute betrohtet; unO ollie
Office, gieiie. uno an0ere aitbga'
ben nel6e NIT ibrem @eidoftsbe'
.triebe ppr6unoen iino Qlnb ebenio
@eidaftsberInitr) f6uHen BON benz
@elomtoeroiehit a~bge5ogen peroen.
Sn gIei9er 8eiie niiroen bic Office,
Reiie. unO anoere llnfoIteL ipeIf)e
profeIlioueGe 2erte in Der auBubung
i6res @eruies haberL bon ibrem @es
iamteinfommen ob5u5ie6en iein i'm
lteuerpfliGtige Reiueiutogluten lett
5%uiteIen.
glae glebeneinnoDnletL tpelGe Elm
Monn ouBer ieinen reguIdren Gin.
nabmen BAT, peroen nls girifomt
men betradtet mo muIien in ieinem
9erihte on 0en Steuereinnebmer
angefabrt neroen. @enn oas Gin.
fonlmen sic Gornl bon g2ietbe bat,
bil6et nlr Ser Betrag, tpelder mad
4t5ug ser Steuer, Der &eparoturen
un6 aoqcftionsfoIteu Den iteuer.
bfliftigen getrog. Ginfaufte, iUel9e
EN- attiorar IN 6orm ron Gibibens
SEN be3ie9t iin0 Der norulalen Gin
femmeniteuer nidt mterlDorferL
neil 6ie Stcuer bon Ser Gompanp
be3abIt miro, nelde sic glftien aus.
eiebt; mo a6er Die Ginflnfte aus
3inien oui aorporationsbon0s be.
Iteben hn0 iie nai1 Der &ueae" Iteu-
erpfIidtlg, Do Die aorporation, mel
DE sic BOMBS ausaibt, berpili6tet
if, Den 9etrng Der 9tormaliteuer 5u.
rild8ubebaIten uno ON ben Steuer.
einnebmer obliefern miB. SnOiui.
ouelle attiondre uno gon0inbaber,
oeren @eiomt teineintommen groB
qqnug it, nm ite aus ben @reupt.
alaiien 3u uebnleu, puroen ebenfaas
9e5rpungen ieirL Gurtaren 5u Sab.
len. Qae 8erionen iinb berefttgt,
bon ibren @erihten ilber Gintommen
irgen0 einen 9etrag ob3u5iRben, ipei.
der ols 3inien ouf 4nleiben be3ablt
tuoroen 1T. IS lit aber QieHlnno
gum a63ug ban 2ebenSfoiten ODER
an6erer peri0nIider aiisgaben be.
reGtist.
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stoatsipseuiear sibt Gntideionng
ah

2incoln, g1e6r., %. Oft. - Sm
Sabre 1914 idloB Gburston Gountp
einen aontraft nit Der Stan0ur0
Bridge 60. fir Den 8au 8neier Brit.
fen in ienenl GouutD fin $7t00.
gDe Die 8rufen fertig naren, lief
6ie Qmts3eit Der 8ebor6en Die oeu
4ontratt abgeidloiien batten. al unb
Die nete 9ebor0e peigerte iid Den
Ereis 81 8ablen, ba er angcblid 3u
bod mar. gfnd Idngerem Sin. un0
Seritreiten einigte mon itd 0armIf,
Die GQde Dem Stoatsmgenieur Geo.
Sobnion sur entihetoung at hber-
laiieu. 9tah elmer unteriufung go6
ct iein @uta6ten oabin OBJ, ooB Die
8aufirma Den aontraftprei5 NIT
Qusna9Te hon $500 erboltu fol-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-23
stenerpflidtiae Ginfummen.

Die 0eiebe, meld)e peri0niide Gin
fommeu init Steitern belegen. emf.
balten feline unflor6eitelt, tros0em
aber berridt in Den aniid)teu Der
Steuer5abler biel Hnflarbeiten,
ihreibt Der philadelphia p9teeor0".
Qber Der Qus0rud @Heineinfoms
mem ioate feline @ertpirruna Der.
urioheu; er be0eutet Den 4rofit,
melder ans irqal6 tDelder gelpinn.
.reihen Gdtigteit erYtebt mad ab8us
Der unfoiten peIhe n0ttg Iin6, Tim
0os 8aihait 5u betreibelL nelhes
0as bcitcuerbore @infommen elm
6ringt. $50 6os einfemmeu Die
5orm bon 2o6n o6er SaIdr an
nimmt miro uater gepobnlihen lin.
itanoen fem Q65ug fir Soften &c.
itnttet, oa ongeuomuten miro, oaB
NOTICE 4usgo6en bon 4ngeitellten
NIT feItem G"infournen in 8erbins
0ung nit 6eren @eih1ft bon 0en
2lrbeitgebern be3ablt mer0en, 0a iie
in 0as SoIar o0er ben 2obn einge-
.idIofien iinb.
$50 bns Ginfommen tein feitqe.
itelltes it, pte in Dem Sole bon
8eraleuten uno onbern, fDelde I'M
8erbaltnis 81 Der 8obl ooer Guam.
titat Der proou5terten 4rtitel be.
8ablt ueroeu. un0 meIde Seller Be.
5nblen. o6er Moterinlien faufen Mill
fen, Dilr0e Der 6aa onoers liegen.
Sn iolden 61qen niir0en Die Guss
gnbeu, meIde NIT Der 9eihdftiguns
b~erbliHoen iia0. bon benz @einmt.
betrnge 6es 9obnes oDer oes ca.
lars obge8ogen neroen miiiieu. uH6
MIR Die 0iiierens iuiiroe IteuerpfliG.
tiGes etnfommeu iein. 9tls 9eiipiel
mag Der aoblengr1ber oienen; es
muroe notig iein BON feinem 2ohns,
pelder mad Der Come berefgnet
miro, feline alisgoben fiir gIplos
iibitoiie 2obne Der Seller iino on.
aere 9e6enaltsgobenL Die NIT Der
Gro0utti0n berbnnnen iin0, absu.
8leheni Hi0 Mr Ser W~lebrbetrng
lDiiroe IieuerPflidtia lem. foIlg or 81
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I'm Mnierc ccfer!
Die 8eifdrift g0entid Amerita"
mirb in 3nfnnft bon Der Nclu
Yurt Staats5eitnng
ansgeiaHot.

@ir modten unIeren 2eicrt1 Ole
altf bic iailltrierte 8ohen5eitidrift
nDeutlh. 9(merifa" obonniert bobeit,
ole MitteiIung maden Dab mir ole
Announcements an Die Seem Yort
Thanksgiving" obgetreten boben, bic
Oieie 8eitidrift bisber geOrudt bat.
Gie Gen0erlutg tprroe onourdl no'
tig, bab mir bon Der 8oltbeboroe IN
@dibiugtpn elm beiouoeres yer
nit (@rIoubnisI6ein) bitten en-
pirfen miiiien sum GerianOt 6ieler
9eitIhrift, pd9reno Die q. y.
Staats8eitltng bereits Gin ioIdes er.
pirft bntte unb folglih ale 2eier
beoienen tonnte. Plus 0ieiem @ritn-
.6e bnben mir Elm abfommen nit
ienen gIatte getroffen monod in
aer 8itunft ole 2eier bon n9eutih.
amerifn", Die an oie Eribiine be.
8ablt boberL fir bic 3eitonuer, Die
lie besdblt boben, bic 3eitiHrift oi-
reft bon Seem gorf aus 5~ugeianbt
b~efommen. 9ies i6lieBt aud Die
2eier In Cuaba elm oenen pniere
8eitunastrGger bic 8eitidriit abge-
liefert boben.
g8 broudt 9iemor0 SIT befiirhten,
0oB er etruas berIiert. Seoer erb0lt
fem oDeutid.a merifa" fir bic Bet.
Die er be5nbIt bat unb ale @eitcIln.
gen fir Die 3utunft ftnO brett in
yiCip gort al MAIDEN.
8ir m61ien nod 6orduF ottfmerf.
lam modem, DOB infoIge Der 8oIt.
beItinlmungeu Die a%bliefertng Der
leetip6hentIiden Rlimmer etipa5
berIpdtet iein miro. 9ieIe8 m0gen
Die Qeier gltigIt entidulbigen. Gs
lit cine 6o6e, bic Ii6 inter ben
8erbdltniiien nidt Gn0ern IGBt. I'm.
iere Geierliite bon o8eltid. amerifo"
1T beltte mad glefp Oorf obgcimbt
nor6cn unb innerboIb elmer ISOLDE
louten 6ieienigen 2eier, Die oorouf
obonniert baben, Die 8eitidrift regeI.
mGbig un0 obne jegIihe l%lnterbre.
DUNG erbaIten. 9orIdufig bitten
mir Inn Iangiten5 cine ISOLDE @e.
oul6. Saslide Omaha Sribhne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-23
Nus Columbus, HEB.

Cen Mitglie6ern 6es gart.aomt.
tees MAIDEN Ole 9aiime i'm 6ranf-
fort pIose Sorgen, ga bieIe bon IT,
men 8eiden 0eg abHerbens 8eigen.
Ger Sranffort9IaB lit elmer Der
ih6niten 8l6ke in Columbus un0 es
merDen 9u0ifalmitteL 3ir g(nipen-
0iilg foHrnen, ote gGlinle 8u er1aI-
tell. Sc beiBt, oab subieI 8dunle bort
borban0en firto, ioooB i'm Gr6bo6ei1
nift genigeu0 glabrling fitr ale
norhnnoen lit. Man nil 0aber 6urG)
teiliueile austooung 9tbbilfe i6af
ien
G6ng. G. EoGod Der mebr aI8 80
Snbre lang bier inn Groguenge.
ihdit t1tig mar, TIT an Sen 5oIqen
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srnrb aerltsrt 9rpansn6anDlnnn.

Salniata, g2ebr., q 0ft.-6ater,
oas geltarn Inn fltr5 Dor 3 ubr NOR
gems ousbradL 5eritorte bic Groguen-
banotng bon Glpoe 3eigter. Go3
@e61lioe lit Gigentltm bon Bbilip
3qigIer aus Cigar uno miro aui
$1,000 geiGGbt, p6brenO 0as ga.
ger an @aren auf $1,800 inn g9erte
feItgeIeBt iDiro. Ger 5ha0en lit
teilmeiic ourG @erii6erung geOedt.
Sy~nnerbaIb 0reier Mouota tit oteS
in Suniota Die iie6ente 5eltersbumit
i'm @eidaftstaiI. 9}ou ninlmt 8rapo
itiitpng an.
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anmmiRipn nertribint fid.

2incoIn, gfebr, 90, Sft.-Gutd.
ar6eiten.aomminQr San &8ebiter,
.@igcntiinler un6 fritberer &eOotteur
.6es St. Saul 8bonogropb, bertei.
.otgt lid aeqen oie 4nidul6ieung
ietter eigenen 6irma aontrafte iIber.
ge6en 81 boben Or bebauptet, baB
sic aontrafte Der 6irma nur 0oun
iiberantmortet ipur0aL ipenn oieie
Sen nieoriglten &reis bel Den ange.
6oten 1ngab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-23
@eae6t GrprsTnnagperind Elm.

2tneoln %. Stt. - &alter 6.
8almar, alias g. 6. 8itter, wur.
De ben observation-disclosures
iiberonhportet unter Der 4nfla9e, an
90. S~uIliban, eine1 6armer in 0er
Ndbe bon gort, eiaen erpreiIungs.
brief geridtet 81 Baben, in Dem ct
nit Der ermoroung Der 5aniIie
orobte, tDeun i'm nidt nit Der @oii
800 geinnbt mer6eu l0ur0en. ger
9erbaftete befannte iid) Dor Dem
9~inoesfommiiiar iduLbig. or tulr.
be unter 8irgidoit bon $1,000 &c.
itelt.