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Arizona republican., 1917-04-13

miles an hour instead of the nine miles performed ny the steam locomo- tive. Thus the capacity of single train is doubled.
 Trains are able to keep closer to schedule. The cold weather prevents a steam locomotive from securing its steam capacity. Electric locomotives blow through snow drifts which would step steam engine.
 ln the mountains the electric power is obtained form water power Ir other territories central stations for the generation of electricity would be necessary. But it is cheaper and more effective to draw coal to one central power rlant than it is to have a steam power plant attached to every train, which is the present method throughout the country.
 The cost of identification stands in the way of change from steam to electricity, but that this is coming ap- pears quite certain,-Utiea Observer.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13

conference at Tucson, April 20 and 21, to be known as a state agricultural mobilization conference.
 All farm improvement associations and other allied farmers organizations are urged to call special meetings and appoint as many delegates as possible who will attend the conference and assist in formulating plans for imme- diate adoption to meet the present emergency.
 Yours for more food stuffs and less waste.
 DIR. J. C. NORTON. President. C. s. BROWN. Secy Treas.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13
FIRE LOSSES IN UNITED STATES

If one could imagine all the build ines destroyed by fire in the United States in a year arranged along one highway, each building occupying d lot sixty five feet wide, the highway would extend from New York to Chi cago, and the buildings would line it on each side Such is the calcula- ton of the department of the in- terior. Furthermore, person travel ing this scene of desolation would pass in every thousandl feet q ruin from which an injured person has been taken. At every three quarter. of a mile he would encounter the re. mainss of human being who had been burned to death
 For years it is estimated tho amount Of actual property annually consumed Dy fire in this countr, reaches s25G.000,000 and another sun of about like proportions is spent for the maintenance of fire departments
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13
INVESTMENTS
 TO BE FOR WAR Y PERIOD ONLY

Ccontinued from Page one)
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13
NATION APPEALS TO !. GREAT VALLEY FOR
 AID IN WAR TIME
(Continued From Page One)

the College of Agriculture of the uni versity, including field specialists and county agricultural agents.
 3 Superintendents of all state ag- ricultural sub- stations
 The state board of agriculture and horticulture.
 , As many representative as pos sible from every Farm Improvement association, Farmers Union, Grange Farmers club, Livestock or Producers association or Farmers Organization in the state.
 At this conference a complete dis cussion of concrete ways and means of
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13


 selective draft army then to be called
 The door of promotion is wide open to any man qualified to hold comms- "'on even LID to the grade of general for the places of the 45,000 officers alone to be withdrawn from the exist ing services for training purposes will he filled from the officers reserve corps, from the ranks, or from the many officers training camps to be established.
 DnriRG-the-day the wa rdepartment called into the federal service for police proteeIfofis purposes nine regiments, 2 separate battalion and a separate com pany of infantry and seven companies of coast artillery. Six of the artillery companies are California guardsmen. It is understood they will serve as infan- try.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13
HIS EXCUSE

You've been fighting again"
 Yes, ma. It seems that all the kids out hunting for trouble always manage to bump into me'-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13

water works, insurance premimums, eIe.' 10 prevent still greater losses.- Cleveland Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1917-04-13

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27

look, exclaiming: How dare your
q beg your pardon" he said, and
went on.
Janet had hurried on, leaving Elva
to her fate, but the girl overlook her
the next minute.
"There!" said Janet q hope you
have had enough"
mo" she answered. Il am rather
sorry l had to send him off. like
him. l want to see him again"
He looked as though he were
somebody" observed Janet.
Yes, didn't he?"
One day Mrs. Bentley, who gave
pleasant little teas and dinners, and
was very fond of having the two at
tractive young girls among her
guests, said quite confdentially to
them: 81 hope to have the son Of an
old friend here today. He's a splendid
fellow, one Of the most successful
lawyers down town, rich, and a great
catch. Now, girls, I've given you the
tip, let us see which one wins"
Later on she whispered to them
that he had arrived, and soon after
presented Mr.. Stuart Cass, He was
Elva's crush" of the subway AS
Mrs. Bentley turned away, he smiled
and said: Are you going to let me
speak to you now that we are prop
erly introduced"
Elva stammered out a laughing &C
,qUiescence and the two were soon on
the best of terms. So engrossed was
Cass with the girl that Janet, feel |
ing very much out of it, excused her
self and left them together.
Mrs. Bentley laughingly drew !
Janet's attention to the rapid pro-
gress her friend was making in the !
conquest of young Mr., Cass. Later
in the evening Janet had a short con-
versation with him. She found the |
stranger bright, thoughtful and orig |
inal. She was bound to admit he had |
attracted her as no man ever had be-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27

t-'t-- ~ - -f-ss
after all the miscellaneous Irritation
was no obstacle to the regard Of a
real gentleman. Her mothers teach
ings and her own delicate sense of
womanliness had always kept her
from this. She believed that a girl
of good breeding shTank from max
ing herself conspicuous in any way
among strangers. But perhaps she
was very much behind the times.
ElVa after this frequently told ia
net of the car rides, suppeTs and va
riOus attentions of Stuart Cass.
Are you engaged?" she asked.
Not yet, -" answered Elva in a tone
that meant it was a fOregone con-
clusion.
One day she laughingly said: STU
art has been asking me questions
about the mid-VictOTian lady
meaning you"
obi" said Janet emphatically, but
with an inward pang the other en-
tirely failed to sense.
yes, and he asked me to bring
him to call on you. I'd be horribly
jealous, if well, wasn't pretty sure
of him"
After Stuart Cass was brought by
Elva to call he continued to come
without his companion. He began to
send Janet flowers and to ask her
with her aunt to the theater and OPP
era. She knew she had given this
man her heart and she wondered
how it would end. She felt she must
know if he cared for her friend.
Il wonder" she said to him, eff
you are reading the 'mid-Victorian
lady as you would Jane Austin, Just
out of curiosity to get some idea of
the period"
He looked at her quizzically.
81 see she told you. No! Nop' he
protested. q wanted to know you
Evening journal., 1917-09-29

Twenty years ago medicine Shows" used small
They'd lay elaborate paraphemaanake big preparations
to give great exhibition Then when they had crowd around
and were all ready give the showey started sell
cines-and the show happened Don't fool youe Don't
be always planning do something some day-and do III
START TODAY Lay the foundation for your future happiness
in lot al "Minquadale"
Evening journal., 1917-09-29

Suppose the next time you took seat
In a Restaurant the waiter didn't pay
bit of attention to you FOR AN HOURl
You'd say "Rotten Service" Listen
(confidentially) how long has your fam
lily been waiting for you to give some at
tention to your future home'
Evening journal., 1917-09-29

You do anything you like with tonght-or tomorrow
because that's ahead of YOU But you thing with yes
erdabecaus that's gone orever Before night slips
back into histormake carry YOUR START WITH 1T as the
day YOU REALLY STARTED TO OWN A HOME OF YOUR
OWN Put it down a BANNER DAY-the day you got out
and did something worth while your family ones
pendent upon you. s.l -. s,i nssi ~ - .a & 81
Evening journal., 1917-09-29

Every half hour, all day long from A. NJ to P. NJ OUR
FREE BUS Ninth and Market streets You're welcome 60
on any trip that's convenient Don't pay penny anybody
You're our gues-and this bus in operation solely for your
convenience!
Evening journal., 1917-09-29

"Minquadale" offers what natives OF
many European countries would almost
give their right hands to have cnan zee
to OWN LAND enough for a home an
their own. Now, what good excuse eau ~
Won think of why you're not sitting III
that that FREE BUS or OURS right now low
None s,%1 If counsel Then, start for the ous'
Evening journal., 1917-09-29

Streets already cut through; building operations will start
almost any day now These lots going FAST-every day
cuts down the quantity from which you may chooseand you're
going to make selection at all through this great dtribuonna
uraly you the best You can't be lastminue man. and
get thatl Now the time when you select lot you'll AL
WAYS be glad you owned and 800 other lots have al
ready been snapped up You've time to waste Be quick
Evening journal., 1917-09-29
This Plan
Puts 1t In EUcrybOdy'S
Reach

INCLUDED IN THIS PURCHASE PRICE is everything that
you always CHARGED SEPARATELY FOR That means
plating surveying abstracng deciding and all such things Moth
ing extra pay for any of hesetheyre included the small
price for each lot Now for your protection
Evening journal., 1917-09-29

dearlT
of the
OIL Dfo they've
cantb still
home practically ground around
ITO bea a beautiful, attractive
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6rcBcr Grfcl9 Scr
NbliefcrMn9santes

SER 81. 81. Qode, bon Ser Soar.
mann2 ode Nlotors g., 1929 Jars
nam GtraBe. ferad iit 0ieier Gage
einem gertrcter Der &ribiine gegen-
ilber itber 0en eritnunliden Grfolg
ser Qutonlo6iI a5Iteferltng5magelt
ans un0 Hber bic 9ln3iebun8stroit,
ole oieie iunge Suouitrie aui bic
ir.nqen tiidtigiten 2eute mlsiibt. Die
9Sorteile 0ieies 8rainUaden fir a5-
lieferungg5reGe rom S%tan6plntte
6er 2eiftlm93fa6igteit S~parioufeit
mo Guuerbatigfeit iino ldngit &c.
niigeu0 errDiefen mo Der iia8ite
9ufifmung in 0ieiem @eifdit lit
nidt 3um utinoeiten oen 5ablraiden
jungen tiif}tigen 9euten 8u5uidrei-
ben, 0ie fit) Dtcicr Sn6uitrie 5ngc.
manot baden. 2ie3 @aihdit bictet
linen iettenc @eIea2nbcitea. Die
Sanru1oun Code gtotor 60. fat bic
agentlr fir sen 2ittIe Giant Ertd
.innc, oeiiaa 9or3Hge 6ieie 6irma
iiets gerne SIT 8eigeu DereIt til.
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an Der 5inan3poIitif nebmen miro.
Gbenio pie es Elm mddtiger Nm.
iporn ait i~noiDi0ueller Spartan,
felt it, miro es oll6 Die 9etdtigune
pom Spariomfeit In Der gfe9ierumg
nidt MIR Der IutioiL ionoern aid
Oes Stnotcs. oes GoltntDS, Der
Sta0t unO Scr O~rtsbeb6roe for0crn.
ga Die goIitit ole 9~ieaieriin9 fott.
.troaiert 70 mlB ole aIlgemeine 8e.
teiligung an Der 6reibeitSanleibe
natltrgen1B oua ibren @iufhlB auf
Sic Qolitit oitsiiben. Sie miro Die.
len Dtiaioneu bon Qmerifmern ge.
.lpifiermaBen einen SohifilIflrrs in
Der 9~totmen0igfeit uu0 ben 8ortei.
len Ser Spariunfeit uuO in Dem elm.
laden 9ro5elie oeS Biuon5meiens
.m0 Der ebrliden 8olitif geben, Sic
miro iiber 0rei 9rojent unierer &c.
iamten geboIteruna beranlaiien. Elm
lebhaftereS Sntereiie an Der 9olitif
gu nebmen uno onraltf 0rinaen, ooB
es feline @eridnenoumg ODER Ser.
Igeuoung gibt.
Gubifription aui eineu 6reibeits'
bond ihdfit Elm potriotiides. ge.
meiuimniges Sntereiie oil Dem ii.
naBieaen uno moterieIan 8obler.
deben unlcrrs QdnOcs. Gle miro 0a.
rum ie0cn Setter zines iolfen
Bombs beranIoIien, NIT iid nod bent
~5timmtaiten Sen feIten entihliB au
ne6fnen. ieinen f~inan5ieIeu 4nteil
ON Der Regiertug, mie fleiu CT aud
ieih mag, 0o0urh ST ihirben uno
at iidern, 0oB e. iobiel ME moo.
lid 6ur6 feline %abitimnmtng 6af.
loren Der MibperpaIting, bic mie
mir ollie miiieu b%orbauoen itno,
~olsmer8t
Ole golitif ais @an3es miro ouis
| b0ren elm icrnliegenoer o6itratter
8e9riif an iein obne gebieteriifcn
aniprud ouf 6as Sutereiic Der
Gur6idnittsbiirgel. Sic mcroen
nidt MIR al ibre @ehte, iol0ern
aud an i9re 4fIi6ten oenfeft. llnO
Ie mer0en 6ieie &fIidteu NIT GRO.
Berer Sorgfnlt uno geiunoerem Ser.
itan0 in @eonnfen uno 6eoen en-
fuGen. IS miro bamit Ser 8eainn
elmer politii9en 4era gun erpigen
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Die nemen l1tarlpcn
DiItribntcrclt MAIDEN
icRr quite 6eibdftc'

sic Mli6uct @otor 60, oie ON
(. Siili sic 9%iitribution Ser Nor
nell @lutomobile ilbernommen, be-
.ri6tet uber elm bor3a9Iihes Sc.
ihaft. ger 8rdiioent 6err s. 6,
g}aD Bat bic grtIdrlmg obaegeben,
0aB Sic SAMPLER hit gan5eu Terri.
.toriitut oo8 bon bier beriorgt miro,
.aontrofte fir sic 2%ieferung BON
Imebr Gurs obi6IieBen, ais %errpartet
Imur0e. Sn mnnhen @egeuoen lamb
man Is fir rotiam, relte Inter,
Ihdno[er 3u engagieren. heren 61big.
teiten oQerfannt iin0 uno oesbalb
Iqldubte @err Mob, oaB ieine 6irma
mebr Cars p~ertaufen miro, oIs Bic
.qrpBe 3abL fur 0eren @erihleiB tie
nd tontrattlih berpilidtet bat. Gr
iogt ferner, Dob Der Setter Der Der.
Ifmtis3onen SER 6. g.. grofaru
Iibm Die glitteiltng gemadt, 6af
l3oblreite @dnoler. Die ibnet iiber'
pieiene 4r3abl Cars bereits Der.
Ifouit baden.
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NieIe unierer 2eier bo6en Ole Gin
ridJtung elmer MISUNDERSTANDING IN
unlerer 0ienstugs Drummer NIT Sn-
tereIIe beo6nftet mo einige baben
ms brieflid hire 4nerfennltng Dor.
iiber masge0riidt. Gie8 lit elm Be
peis, 0aB Die nelie @inrihting Der
1ribiine ibren 8eifaa fiu0et.
1ie altomobii 5nouitrte Gibt oI-
iaArlid Milionen fir Behring'S
anseiqen aug. 9opon lit ober bisber
auf Die Oeutiheu 3eitunger, ielbIt
Die groBen Oeutiden Iogebldtter, Elm
aans northumberland Geil entfaaen,
1ies lit Elm gnlis ltnentidulobareS
@erbaIten Ser MISUNDERSTANDING
aetueiea, an benz auh gum Sell Die
0eutifen 9eit1rngen idul0 batten,
neil Ie nidt beritanoen, in oielem
Qreile Die 4ufmertiamteit auf iidl
Alt Iprfpa 1no bic Snoliitrie ni4t 81
itber8euaen eerruodteu, Dab ite beinl
fIeberaeben 0cs 3elitiddums Elm er-
qiabiges Tel0 nberiab. SIM letten
Snhren lit 0arfn cine &en0ung gum
MeiIeren eingetreten. Sod pfeler
miihepoaer uno foitipiefiger 8erbe.
nr6pit lit es ben gr0Beret 0eutthen
Saae6lattern geI1tngeu, Dds Snterells
scr autoin0uItrie auf fA 81 len.
fen, un0 bon ibr cine ~aaer0ings
nod hlmgr beI6ei0ene &eflame 5u
%erlanQen. Gieie @enoung trat nit
0en gutou1mtr1ern elm, Die iol9e
3eitungen pie bic gGaglide 0na'
la Gribiine@ 5llr3eit Der 1abrli6en
Mntpnobil ausIteaunger b~erausga.
ben. 90 bat ). 9. uniere 6ie8idA.
riae automobilnuInter BEL Dielen
9rtouobil . gln5eigefirmen aufie9en
erreat uH6. uls nlartde 6irma als
9nseigeturl0e 5ugefilbrt.
IS 1T 0a0urd Der 0eutIhen Ereilt
cine Ginnabrneqreae er0ffnet NOR.
0en, oie ibr bisber ungeredterUeilj
neridloiien blieb un0 bic Automobile
Syrouliria bat iih ourd oieie Re.
fIanne ein ne11es a6iobgebiet croft
net. Gle Fat aefun0en, 0aB 6aS
0eatide 2efepublifltm 6eS 2anoeS
1ic aeflane Ser 4tttoinonitrie tn
Sen 2etuagen ieiner eigeren 3nugt
lit Itaben meiB 1tno ibren 0orin ent.
haltenen RatidlageH folgt.
Seoer ggltfde ueiB, ooB eiut
3eituug BON ibrem 2eiegdo MID.
6eiteben fann, 5r1lal nidt Jet Der
Icefen ~anoertbalb SnbreH, mo oiI
9apierpreiie iib mebr als beroop
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31
oei6cru eoan" nnO 4}OIiff
Sin 5aftor sur gefcrnug nnS 9iei
uigHHg Der @ulitit.

Gob noIt8tiimIid]e geteiligulg an
gun0es gonoausgaben-io iagt Ser
aonareBmann GoUaro Gbomas
5anlor Ron Golora6o-oIBer an.
Bern Der Gegierung uno benz 8oIfe
erDafieu6en 9orteilea obne ollen
,3weiicl oua Dem s3pet ser 8leini.
qltng Der Golitif oieten miro, lit
cine loaiide gnndbue.
gllis autbcntiiden Gltelleu lit Is
bcfalutt. 6aB Is Dor Scr fir3Iiden
Altsaa6e ben 6reibeit5bonbs biet.
Iaitt nidt me6r ais 100000 adus
fer BON gunoesbon6s CAB, uu0 5fDar
rcfrutierten fid oieie 51lnleiit atts
SEN moblboben0en aloiien. Ger
gtad)ipeis ie0otb odB iiber 1000.
000 ser 8ep6lterrrg Der Ser. 5taa-
ten 6reiBeitsbonoS gefnuft ba6en,
bat Die 5otiade feit9eItellt. oaB 0ieie
4n5a6[ nls @ldubiger Der Station
elm @ldubiger 5utereiie an sen Sic.
gierungsgeidoiten mo beion6ers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31

8reiie tit cine GinridtIlG an Der
0as geiamtc 9aitidtuH Gin 5n'
tereIie bat. iie lit Elm @ortdmpter
fir be4tides 8eien, Der nidlt obne
Mitfdmpfer un0 Geieroen ieine
gauge aufgobe I0icn fam.
gSir ritbten 6c5bolb an oieier
Stele Sic freunSIide @itte an mn
Iere 2eier. ms in oieicr 9tniidt
lire unterltitbung uageoeibeu at lai'
len. 8ir 8eigen bic beiteu 6abri'
fate ouf Dem &raftpagenmarfte on.
.llnier 9lutonobil /. @ertreter lit elm
M}ann nit Gaffenntuiiier, Der ollie
qemiinidte 9lusfurit oui @run0 bon
Grfobr1tnq imo 3eolidfeit erteilt
un0 Ser mun6eH 2aier einen inert
boQen @int qeben fam. User i'm.
.mer gusflmft iIbcr NutomobtIe
'nanift, Ihreibe an inns, rDer Elm
g~utonobiI at tallien miuiht, beith.
ttqe Die in Ser Eriblne onge3eigter
g3ooeae mo teile Dem SAMPLER nut
oaB er Die an3eiqeu in Der yIrt.
6inq geleier. 2luf oieie 8eiie ton.
nen uniere 2eier bel oa8u %beitragen
Sic 8ablreihen Gdnierigfeitcn, biz
Ole 6e1ttide 8reiie in Oieien Sogn 81
iibermiuoen bot, gu crIeihtern uni
All bermiu0ern uno tie meroen nd
mo Ser 6eutiheu Sohe oaolrd
einen GienIt %ertpeiien.
Ger SeruusdEbCr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31
'Ginige &ortc an nniere
Qeier iber NutOmObtlel

pelt ba6en ur0 anoere sur Sernus.
qebunq elmer 3eitrng nGtigen Be
6iirfniIie i'm gleiden 9erbaltni8 mi
8rei5 geitiegen iino. 0te @n8eigen
mitiien Die @iutitufte einbringeu, Die
oo8 9eitebeu elmer 3eiting errn6g-
liden. Sic Mu3eigen miiiien ltdl
u6er aud rentieren, oenn gum Ser
aniiQen miro nieulano on5eigen uno
audi niht, neil i6m ihlieBlih Die
geiDiiie SaItune elmer 3eitung &C.
f1Qt. Ser 4n5eigetunoe berlangt
0irefte GeiuItote. ga nun Die 2eIer
Der 0eutiden 3eittngau, Dor allen
a6er ser Gages5eitungeH un0 be-
lon0ers In Der iaBigen biitoriiheu
Belt, Elm ouBergemobnIides Snterei-
ie an Dem geIteben mo @irter
ibrer &reiie hobeu, ibuten iie aud
nod beitem &0nneu CUR 6oroerltuQ
0ieier @teiie beitragen Gas fam
MN an ipirfiamiten 0a0ur6 geihe-
ben, bob BEN an3eigen IN Den oettt'
ifen 3eitunqen oie ~ge5iibren0e 8e-
odtung geifeuft miro, 6nb NOR
ben a~n3eigen0en 5irmen feline auno.
1faft %8ufuenoet uno iie oarntf alF.
merfiam madJt, boB man es tut.
neil fie fih Ser oelttihen 4refie &c.
genii6er liberal berbalten. Ga0urd
treibt man mirtiame Miiions- INF
8erbearheit 1ie einem nihts foitet
o6er fir Die 0elttihe @reiie Ron I'm,
idGbbarem gdtbert rno 8orteil tit
lin 6ieie Mliiiions. uto @erbe.
arbeit m0hten mir uniere geiddb.
len 2eier bitten. 8ieIe Sun0erte
BON linen baben 9lutonlobile o0er
mer0en iid boIb iothe aniduffen.
an0ere tper0en IiA pieoer neue au-
.ltontobtIe falien. 8enu iie MIN
ole oltf ser Qutomobilieite 0er
GdqIiden Gmaha Iri6iine gegebe.
men 8iufe beudten moften, nenn
sic bon ben 6irmen, 6te lire Strait.
maqan I'M Der Tri6ine an5eigen
lire 4ftos einfaufen, menn fie i'd
Bel inns Gat eiubolen niroel be
5iiolidl Der 4lttos. Die fir lire Ser.
| b1ltniiie un6 fir lire gu berridtenoi
arbeit taijerL 6onn niir0en iie SIN
Sor6erung Der oclttihen 9reiie ei
men 5dritt tun. oeiien g8ifltigteit
nidt 3u unteridaben lit. Sage ME
mon0, 6oB Dies at bel barldngt lei
Bob on6ere llnternebmungen aud
| 8uie6eu miiHen, ME fe fertig tDer
ben. Die 9reiie lit qtnfi cine III
fentlibe giurtdtltng, Die oelttidI
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Der StrafsnbabHFrcit in Sprias.
fiel0, Sa.

SprinefieI6. 81, 2; SrtIi.
qlih in Der oritten 0adt oes Streifs
Der Strobenbabuer fam es nie0erun
81 @euaIttdtigfeiten. 4ut enen
StraBenbabniuogen uuroe geidIol.
fen un6 elm SiIfsibertff iolpie cine
6rali, Die in oemieIben fubren, muir.
ben ourb Gdiiie perIest. gon Ell.
mem anberen 8ngen ipur0en Der
.Sdoffner un6 @ogenlenfer Der.
utttergeriiieu, uno Der @agen in
boiler Sdneaigteit IosgeIaiien. 3pei
5rauen, Die ein5igen Sniaiien, pur.
ben ihmer5Iid nerIebt. ais iie aus
BEN In boiler gepesuug befinoIideu
@agelt obiprangen.
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ierrna bon glrmeetruds int @erte
bon $33,000000 bergeben. 8anon
entfie( Der 5peitb0dite aontrdtt an
.oie 91oi6 doctors 60. non Stenefbn,
bis. fit 2ieferunacn i'm 8etrnge
bon .$Sl15O00. Qieie 5irma baut
.ciuen Grlld beren Qutrieb alif ale
bier G1oer gebt peides SnItem ole
.bcIonoere 8egiinitigltng Ser @rmee.
tnqenicure gefun6en bat. Die g}aib
Wotor 60. lit IN Gmobo pertreten
Iltuo ibr @etriebsleiter lit SER &c.
Teormon, ser ii6er Sen @Iou5erfoIa
Iciner 5irmo natirIia bod beirie'
I0igt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31
GusI. sdOner aei6eitcrt.

9lelp gorf. 81. SuIi.- gndri6
ten iino in gtep gorf iibcr sic
Sdeiterung bes britiiden S6oners
&bomaS s. 9. 5rend bel Bar.
baoos om z. SuIi eingetroffen. Die
Wannihaft mlroe gerettet. Der
Sdoner, 40 Conner. mar am 90.
Sltni bon gaeiu gorf nod garba.
Dos abgeiobren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31
lin ecn Pcrr H0ufer
bon o%ebraMcbten Cars!

IS ai6t biale @riinbe, fpesbaIb
Sic oieie Cars beiidtigen ioQten,
bebor Sir taufen:
Grnen-3a mir nnr iuIdje
Gors fa6reu, Die a6iolnte 3HfricOen.
felt sebeu.
3pcitens-Ga jeoe auge3eig.
te Gar in nnierem Gaben itebt, fcrtig
fir Sire 3nipettiuH.
9rittens-g8cil mir je6e Gar
NIT elmer g8eIO 5nrif 8nrantie"
perfauieR mas ioOiel bebentet, ban
Sie feline Glance HeBmcn, iuenu Sic
non nus faufeu.
9ier lit cine 4~reisIiite BON Gors,
bic in unierem 2a0en fertig our a6.
%lieferung fin0:
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g%rdToe1t 8iIion erblidt in Ser
Ginietung zines gebormunoungs.
ausiduiies Elm @libtrnrennotllm.
Ger Gr1ii6ent bot rinen flnren
Bid, tros oaer 8ortfImtberei oes
SanatB lam man oorin uihts oil.
oere5 ieban.
.@ir miiiien MIR ollSbolten Bis
sic @ereinigten Stooten ibre gar3e
Strait in Die @agidoIe iuerfen font
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31
8csen SelciOiguna @ilions ber'
baffet.

Chicago. 81, 81. Sult. - @eiI
er IN elmer anipra6e 4Sr6iioert Nil-
ion aaonia Billion" mo eineu SD.
potrit eenomt battc, mubte SrpiHg
2. abroms I'M @efGngnis Gltartier
be3ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31
tab 1fIetcr 60. erbielt
Reoiermn9skentrakt!

Giir5Iid bat Die Ser. 5taaten
lrmeebebor6e aontrotte fit Die Sic.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-31

'Sllbme linicrcr giirgeridaft be.
acihnet, Der gluinug baucrnoer
8obliabrt ieoes @in5elnen IND oa.
nit unleres 2onoeS.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-20
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 l64 Pages
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From a New Britain Citizen. Is your back lame and painful? Does it ache especially after exer- hon7
 h there soreness in the kidney region?
 These symptoms suggest weak kid neys.
 If so there Is danger in delay
 Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
 Give your trouble prompt atten- hon.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys.
 Your neighbors use and recommend them.
 Read this New Britain mans tes- timony.
 William A. sadd, 100 Seymour street, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills served me good when I used them eight years ago for an attack of kid aey trouble. The cure has been last lng as hven't had to take them since I always recommend Doan's Kidney Pills"
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