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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-09-19
PREMIUMS AWARDED
At COUNTY FAIR
LARGE SUM is PAID TO PERSONS
WHO EXHIBITED STOCK AND
PRODUCE AT FAIR.
PREMIUMS ALL PAID IN FULL
Largest Sum Paid in Years In Della
ware County for Premiums at
County Fair.

The Democrat presents to its read
ers this week a full and complete
list of premiums which were awarded
to the farmers, stock raisers and 9th
er exhibitors at the recent County
| fair and jubilee. 1t has been many
years since Delaware county had
such an exhibit of stock and produce
as was exhibited this year, and the
amount expended in premiums ex-
ceeds all former sums expended for
this purpose. The list of premiums
in full is as follows:
DIVISION A-HORSES.
Class 1-Percherons.
Stallion years and over:
1st.-Holbert Horse Importing Co.,
Greeley Iowa. $1,000; 2nd.-Holbert
Horse Importing Co.. Greeley. Iowa,
$500; 3rd.-Holbert Horse Importing
Stallion 2 years and under 3:
Stallion years an dunder 3:
1st-Holbert Horse Importing Co..
Greeley Iowa, $500.
Stallion 1 year and under 2:
1st.-T. C. sisemore. Manchester.
Iowa, $500.
Glass 2-Belgians.
Stallion years or over:
1st.-Holbert Horse Importing Co.,
Greeley. Iowa, $1,000; 2nd.-Holbert
Horse Importing Co., Greeley. Iowa,
$500; 3rd-Howard Cook. Manchester.
Iowa. $500
Stallion 3 and under 4:
1st.-Holbert Horse Importing Co.,
Greeley, Iowa. $1,000: 2nd.-Carrothers
Bros, Ryan, Iowa, $500.
Mare 4 years or over:
1st.-Holbert Horse Importing Co..
Greeley. Iowa. $500: 2nd.-Holbert
Horse Importing Co.. $500: 3rd.-Hol-
bert Horse Importing Co., $500.
Mare and under 4:
1st-Carrothers Bros, Ryan, Iowa.
$500.
Mare and under g.
1st-Wm. Claus Delaware. Iowa,
$500
Glass 5-Standnrd BREEDS.
Stallion years or over:
1st-L.-H H. Shriber. Arlington, Iowa,
$1,000; End Rich Laity. Strawberry
Point, Iowa, $500; 3rd.-Henry Smith.
Manchester. Iowa, $500.
Mare years or over:
1st-Henry Smith, Manchester, Iowa,
$500.
Produce Of mare. 2 colts under l year:
1st.-Carrothers BrosS Ryan, Iowa,
$1,000.
Glass 8-Grade or Cross Bresd Drafts.
Gelding 3 years or over:
1st-J. w. Robinson. Masonvills,
Iowa, $500: 2nd.-Wm. Carrothers'
Masonville. Iowa. SO 90.
Mare years or over:
1st.-Wm. Carrothers. Masonville'
Iowa. $500: 2nd.-John Beddow, Man
chester. Iowa, SO. 90; 3rd.-John Beddow
Manchester, Iowa. $500.
Mare 2 and under 3: .stg,
1st-w. V. Childs. Manchester, Iowa.
$500.
produce Of mare two colts under l:
1st-w. w. Childs, Manchester, Iowa.
$50
Class 7-Grade ROadsters.
Mare or gelding years or over:
1st-Henry Smith, Manchester. Iowa.
$500
$500.
Glass 1O-Ponies Other than Shetland
Ponies in harness; ---., <-r--,
iContinued on page 81 Il
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-09-19
DISTRICT BOARD DENIES MANY
INDUSTRIAL CLAIMS.

The following list of men called fOl
military service by the local board O
Delaware county, and who were pass
ed as eligible for military service and
were so certified to the District Board
have been certified back to the local
board as selected for duty and not
exempted or discharged. The men
who were passed as fit for service
made claims for exemption on agricul-
tural or industrial reasons, but were
denied by the district board. Follow
ing is the list Of names certified back
on September 14th:
George Grohs, Dundee.
John NJ. Burke, Ryan.
Nelson F. Ratcliff. Hopkinton.
Aloysious Holz, Greeley.
w. Floyd Peterson, Greeley.
Alphonse B. Wegmann, Dyersville.
Harry e. Connor, Delhi.
Frank Sands, Delhi.
Leo Senninger, New Vienna.
Frank Thole, Earlville.
Joseph F. Melchert, New Vienna.
Bernard w. Wulfkuhle, Earlville.
Wilke H. Behrends, Hopkinton.
William H. Lehne, Dundee.
Harry Edward McCrea, Ryan.
Dennis John O'Brien, Hopkinton.
Glen Durey, Manchester.
Robert Leroy Hunt, Earlville.
Francis Coleman, Coggon.
Orman Francis Britt, Delhi.
Thomas SCHNEIDER, Dyersville.
Henry F. Mier, Earlville.
Robert E. Milroy, Ryan.
Arthur Lee Hugh, Delhi.
William c. Schechtmann, Earlville.
Francis ]. McEnany, Ryan.
William Edward Gibbs, Delhi.
Lloyd Alvin Smith. Manchester.
William F.. Bockenstedt, Earlville
Joseph F. hammers, New Vienna.
William V. Welch, MasOnville.
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Earl Beal. who has been spendil

Earl Beal, who has been spending
several weeks with relatives and
friends in Manchester, left last Friday
night for his home at East Rochester,
New York. He was accompanied to
his home by his niece, Miss Maude
Keiser, who will spend some time in
the east
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-09-19

Greeley branch of the chapter. AS
each equipment consists of a large
number of individual articles this
work by the Greeley branch is not
able achievement. Each equipment
consists of sheets. 4 draw sheets. 4
pillow cases, pajama suits. 4 hos
pital bed shirts, l convelescent's gown,
4 pairs of socks, 2 pairs of bed socks,
2 bath towels 4 face towels, 3 wash
cloths. hot water bag cover, l ice bag
cover, handkerchief in pocket of each
garment.
The Silver Creek branch of the
County Chapter which was formerly
called the Robinson branch has the
distinction of having enrolled two $25
members. This branch has also con-
tributed very generously both in mon
ey and for the auction sale, and has
lots of Red Cross spirit although they
haven't as much of town as some of
the other branches.
the branches of the county with the
county chairman and treasurer will
be held in the near future, probably
on next Saturday. Plans for more
efficient organization are being con-
sidered and definite action will be
taken at this meeting.
The Delaware county chapter of
the American Red Cross is endeavor
ing to compile list of all Delaware
county boys in the Federal service in
any capacity. Friends or relatives
are asked to fill out the blanks below
and send the slip to F. P. Walker,
Manchester, chairman of the Della
ware County Chapter, or the slip may
be handed to the chairman of any
branch of the Red Cross in the coun-
ty.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-09-19

W are.
Frank c.. Grimm, Dundee.
Arthur Vumard, Ryan.
Roy Spencer Dick, Manchester.
Charles W. Menge, Edgewood.
Steve w. Workman, Ryan.
w. H. Milroy, Hopkinton.
L. H. Doolittle, Hopkinton.
Lorraine F. Coon, Colesburg.
Roy Henry Willard, Delhi.
Albert L. Binning, Earlville.
George, Grohs, Dundee.
Albert sT. Kelley, Manchester.
Charlie E. Detbarn, Earlville.
Nick .Delosh, Hopkinton.
John Lewis Briggs, Thorpe.
James H. Hook, Edgewood.
Henry Chollet, Ryan.
Harmon G. Roberts, Hopkinton.
Andrew Smith, Hopkinton.
Charles A. Arnold, Ryan,
Gustaf Herman Guetzko, Delhi.
Burton James Turner, Manchester.
John NJ. Burke, Ryan.
Floyd N. Young, Earlville.
Charles Clair Thorpe, Manchester.
Andrew L. Mccarthy, Manchester.
Walter BehniIig, Manchester.
Frank Henry Boehm, Greeley.
Frank Sands, Delhi.
Delbert E. BudlOng, Manchester.
Arthur James Rogers, Earlville.
Jesse r. Frantz. Dundee
Frank Sangle, Hopkinton.
Robert Eugene Milroy, Ryan.
Albert Sandhagen, Dundee.
Harry o. Harrington, Manchester.
Martin H. Claus, Delhi.
The men who left for Camp Dodge
will be assigned to their respective
places by the army officers and will
at once begin army life in it's varied
forms. Since. the five per cent. of the
National army men have reached Camp
Dodge the men in the First and Second
regiments of the National guards have
been released from doing guard duty
and the new men are being assigned
to guard work as we'll as drilling sew
eral hours each day.
According to present plans it is an
ticipated that another 40 per cent Of
men from Delaware county will leave
on October 3rd, and the
last fifteen per cent some time after
that date.
In many instances the operation Of
the draft law is working some incon-
venience. especially to the men who
have crops that are not harvested.
Such of the drafted men as have crops
yet to harvest have been granted the
favor of remaining at home until the
later quotas are made up. This favor
is greatly appreciated by many of the
boys on the farms, whose services
are in demand in order to take care
of the crops.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-09-19
cong the immortal defend
acy and liberty,

| We ii. to see you CO. We are
jealous of the great and humanitarian
work you are taking up and there
shall be no turning back, but the cause
shall be carried forward to victory if
need be by the shedding Of the last
drop of American blood, that govern
ment of the people shall not perish
from the earth.
the appointed high soldiers Of freedom
for the Democracy of the World; and
you shall 60 forward shouting the
battle cry of free men and freedom.
Your passports read ION to Berlin"
and your mission to effectuate and se-
cure a peace that will be permanent
protecting the liberties of Democracy
from the assaults of military autocracy
throughout the ages.
God bless you and be with you in
your great work, and protect you un-
til you return with such an everlasting
peace. Good Bye!
The thirty-seven men who left this
morning come from every section of
the county, and from all walks of life
They were notified by the local board
to appear at the court house on Tues
day afternoon at 1870 for roll call, and
for the purpose of forming into such
an organization as the government re-
quires of the men before they reach
the mobilization camp. From the time
that the men report for roll call they
are in the military service of the
United States and are subject to mill
tary law. The men who constitute
the second quota from Delaware coun-
ty are:
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4 LETTER FROM CAPT. GROSSMAN,

Headquarters Co. H, LIST Ia. Infantry,
Camp Dodge, Iowa, Sept. 8, IT..
Miss Jennie A. Youngreen, .
Manchester, Iowa. ~.
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Die ttliniiterkriic
in Oeitcrrcicb!
Or. b. Geg6Ier bilSet Elm lte6cr.
gangs liniferinm nnS pirb
aud Gferbanminiiter,

@ien, 26. SUM, fiber 2on6on.-
Inter Or. b. 6e1oIer lit elm otter.
rei6ii6es Observation-Disclosures ge.
bil0et moroen in fpeldlem Der Gre.
mier aud onS @ortefeuine oe$ Gder.
baus ilbernommen bot. 9r. b.
SeDoler foG erfI1rt boben, 0aB 6ie
reue Geeieritug MIR probiiorii6en
gbarnfter TRACE ut6 ip1ter ourd
cine ontterrloe eriett tper6en ioGe.
Die anoeren @itgIieoer 0e8 ao6i.
netts iittb: Snnere8-@raf b. Sog.
aerbiirg; llnterridt-Dr @mitlin$-
ii; Suiti5 66olter; 6inon5en
Or. b. 8iuuner; &on0el-Qr.
Motopa; @iienba1uen- 8reiberr b.
8anbans; 0fientlide 9lrbeiten-0r.
b. 8amahn; &an6esbertei6iqtng-
6eIomoridaG 2eutnont b. girfitct.
ten; Extraordinarily Soccer.
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liner ebemOfrnhifer" Staats.
0u0ifnr

2ircoln, 93eb., 26. SUM. -
Staatgntoitor Smith batte Ieirer
8eit erflart, Dab Elm anaelteater in
ieiner Office, ser nidt BOMBS Der
6releitsontribe folife, feline STEELE
berlteren niiroe. Mebrere angeiteQ.
te, bic fejne BONDS getouft bntteu,
icben itdl infolgeoeiien g%e5lplingen,
Dies uafl8ubolen, nm i6re Stellen
niht 5u nerlieren. S. 5. 8ater.
man oon geaber @roiitng, 8oter Ell.
ttes angeitelten oes auoitor8,
idrieb oieiem einen in elmer bieiigen
3citung berofieutli6ten Brief. in
ipcld1em er Die Saltuug Smiths fri.
tiiierte iopie oeiien 2ooolitat Der,
tOenn er mirfIih 10 botriotii6 lei,
ME er borg0be, Dem 2anoe I'M Gyel6e
ieine 8ienite bate an6ieten miifen.
Gls 6oIge prr6e SRI. Fisherman
9eitern entIniien. (0ies lit fuo5l
nidt outofratii6 eebanoeIt0
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AMS Sem SITUATE Nebrasfal

lie bot hire Z. Commencement Seicr.
lihfeiten eebabt, bic Die belten in
Der @eididte Der 6huIe gsneien
iein iolen.
Cine Gcibe bon bieiiqen Srei.
mauern gingen titr5lth BON bier nad
Groftor, nm ibren bortiaen Sole.
gen bel elmer SeierIihfeit bebilflid,
al iein.
ant lesten SomStng nutmittag
nur6e auebI, Der infolge zines Sib.
idlages Elm trnitri9es Gn0e acfun.
ben botte, bon Qaitor VI. 5pieder.
mann be9roben.
@omoro Gbomas bat ieinen gpe.
5ereila6en nod Der friiberen qpo.
tbefe bon gotllm geidafft.
4uguit Sitter ir. un6 8rart fin6
bon i6rer Heiie nod Columbus
@is., 8uriifgefebrt,
Bon 6er1leIben 6rte febrte SSrou
Renf @llingro0 In 8egIeitung ibrer
Wtttter 3urif.
Qm letten 6reitag febrte 6err
4oitor 0%aenblrg NIT ieiner 8arni.
lie bon Sepdro, Neb., sitritd.
Martin s. geters mar in Sc.
Observation-Disclosures in Cmobo.
gtid. Qoper bat Iein }So1ls in
ih0niter mo m%ooerniter @eife Inn.
gednoert.
6rau @oriten Sonien bGlt iid felt
8oden geiuu6beitsbal6er in
9ot Sprin9S, g. 8, ouf.
Qrn Iebten Somntag Morgen fob.
te bier EN- gelUaItiger @emitter.
Ser SageI ideint tpeiter fei.
men 5dooen oltgeri9tet 5u baben.
8te 0urd oi: 5toot 9cben6e Greet
mar gepoltig ongeihnoaen. DieI
seute mltroen tnfolge oe5 anboIteu.
Den 9tegens an airdgang BERLIN.
bert.
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gierte ynli-6 eicr.
8ai6ingtnner apmitec pldbirrt fir
cine iuirbige nnb cruite.

@oi6ington, %. SUM. - Sos
beige offentIihe Snformationsfomi.
tee beroffentIidte Elm 8lopoober gu.
gunitelt elmer Defenders marfonten
5eier oes 8ierten Suli, cine Geier,
Die ben feiten gntidluB elmer fir
ibre Soeate un0 @riiten8 tdmpfenoen
Democratic mi0eripicgelt. n2Grm
nno unnilBe Sauminationen uno ge-
oonfenloies 6eiern itno ni6t am
8IaBe in 3eiten ME 0ieie fin6," IoQt
Die @rfIdrung. n2aBt uus al ieneu
8eremonien urb HeOen S~uriidfebren,
Die in friiberen 3eiten Die Seier aus,
moften. 2nBt ms Die 5eier at
elmer iolden geitolten, Die in ieoen
Solie uno je6er @enteinoe ocn @rnIt
uno Die Sdpere Der Situotion flar
moht."
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SdnISia ant ga6nnnFaa.

Sincoln, Reb., 26. Sitni. - Ser
Sofomotibfibrer Gbos. q. gtifaro.
Jon lit bon DER itaotliden @iienbabn.
tommiiiion idul0ig %beiunoen NOR.
ben, nurd 8ernahldiliqlng Der alt.
geieBten HeaelH I'M October lebterl
Sa9res nobe 8libnea eiheu 8abn.
unfaa beruriadt al boben. @r mar
NIT ieinem @iiter5ug in eiuen an.
Oeren biueingefabreh Der MN nttf
eiuen einlaufenOen Berioncn6ug iileb
tno AUDI oieien 0entolierte.
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iSinhet g0enentnn.

8lnttsmoutb, 9leb., 26. SUM. =
Ger %23idbrige @teorle gormeIe,
5obn bon 6erru unb 8rnu s. s..
&armeIe, lit 5omltag in einem Ieih
mtf Der Same8 Gage Gan6 altf benz
onoeren llfer oes W}iiiourt ertrlln-
fen. Ser iltnge Mtnun, Der oe8
S6miumens untllnoig uor, berIud
te orf einen gaumitomm ii6er ben
Ici6 6inii6er5urlloern. Ser Stamnt
roGlte ie0od, geraoe no ons 8oiier
am t~ieiIten mar. Gerunt, uro Qor.
mele itiir3te ms g8oiier, no er CT
trnnf.
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'lus B~locmfietS, uebr.

Das @ifnif Der eb1ne. .Iitb. 3rei-
foltigteit Stride mar bonn ifonlten
@etter begiinIti1t. @on alien Sei.
fen itromten Die 2elte 9erbei, Inn
fif IN Snton gttiIeng i6onem @6lo.
den 81 erfreuen. alerbon6 Spiele
ipltroen 5ltr lln~terbaltltna qeipielt.
Die Dnrnen Der @enein6e lieBen es
iif nidlt nebuien fir oos leiblide
@oDl Der 2etlte Gorge al tragen.
sic i%erbierten 8peinaL Elm freias
eiien. Sir bic Grfriifuugen ober
Drroe be8obIt. Ole @innabme Ser
SonntaesiduIe belief ftb altf $92.
0os Set befrie0igte oae.
Or. Bid nobm s. 6. 9ierfs un6
getD o. Gnuoien mad GbeDenne
Gountp, I'M tbnen bort 2ano All aei.
gen. SEER anli0icn febrte am Mor.
~tagabetl6 8rriid. n6bren6 S. &.
9ierfs neiter nod Montana fubr.
gu lebten Wontag oben6 fpltr6e
bier cine 8ereinigltng sur Inter.
ltiisune 6eS &oten are1t8es oeItiftet.
Or. MlettIen lit Der grGfioent Der
9ereinigttng. 2ebtere bat iih 6as
3iel geiteft, $4,000 3t er9eben.
Die fotboIiI6e ct. qn6retu S6lt.
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8ei6lidler gerteiOionnaSrat.

&incoln, 9feb. 26. SUM. - 0a6,
rtngsmitteIfommiiiGr $oober in
8oibington uno Or. 9(nna S6olp,
8rdItoentin 6es Srnuenfomitees Der
notionolen neutrality-suspicious., ba-
ben bic itoatlide 9ertei0ieungsbe-
.horoe pon 9tebro$fa a~ufgefor0ert,
fiir Die Organization zines 5ralleil.
fomitee8 8u ioraen, pelfes boiipt.
ioflih in 6ra9en Der 2ebeusmitteI.
aonierbierung nit benz 8erteioi.
gungsrnt 6on6 IN SanO orbeiten
ioa. Die beridie6enen G~rollenber.
eina INN giirQermeiiter 6e8 5taates
iino infolgeoeiien eriuft tporoen,
0e(cgntinnen 81 %ernennen, uelde
Somstae. ben 80. SUM, bortnit-
tags 1890, i'm SenotSiaol i'm Ropi.
FOL 5uiommenfommen ioqen.
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&erGananispoQer NntunnfaN.

@ering, 9}eb., 26. Slut. Gru
automobil in Dem it6 cine @eiel.
i4nft iun9er &eute auf Der Seim.
ia9rt bon 9aBoro befono itieb Non.
Tag auf Elm Sod IN Der 2anoitroBe.
Die BORT oltsgepaiden mar. Ser
iurge 8esIep 8ufmoitcr mltroe in.
iolge oes anproles 6ltrA ben Mtl0-
ifilo geihleu0ert u1to tanO attf Der
6telIe Den 600. SRI. @enrI Bud.
maiter un0 SRI. &erna BANNER
lDur0en idner berlebt, naroen ie.
interchangeable tper0en.
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Ntner. 2lrbciter I'M
111eriko entlaHen!

9}oco, glrisy 26. SUM. - 9ie
8oI8. un6 Sdmel8merfe Der Cana.
lteo GonioIi0ate6 Copper goutponD
in Gonaneo, Sonora, Meritp, so
Meilen iii6Iid BON bier, puroen
bellte hon Der @eid1ftsGeitltng, tue.
gen eine5 8piGlpoIts nit Ser meri.
toniiden gtegierlt1g iiber bic ge-
i6dftiguug onlerifoniider &r6eiter,
geidlofien. @ton befitrdtet, 6oB bic
ar6eit8lofigfeit bon 10000 inertia.
2eltten at ltnrttben fii6ren
8ie merifoniide Gegierrng
ioa berlangt ba6etl BOB omerifani.
ide Qr6eiter 6ltr6 Merifoner er-
iebt per0ef.
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Srankrcidb mill Sen
piertcn Jmli feiern!

Gnris, &c. SUM. = 9ie fron56.
iiiae Geoieruug beabiidtiet, Ii6 bel
Der omerifaniihen 4. SuIi.Seier in
bieiem Sabre %beroorragenb 3u betei.
Iigen. Ser 9remier Ribot miro Ell.
mem @mpfang in Der anterifaniiden
8otldaft beimobnen un0 in Den
5dllIen ioleu ebeniols @ortrdge
iiber bic 8idtigfeit oes @reigniies
gebalten merOen. (gos mer0en oa
Die @ngldnoer iagelf, oenen cine fol-
DIE 6eier ood nidt eera6e Dmpu-
tbiid iein mB2)
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SIN See e~rtrnnfen.

8isner, geb., 26. SUM. = Gttc
8ro8on uno Soiepb ltbIer, 8Dei
iunge 6ornter na1e 8obge, ertran.
Ten BET Dem &eriud, eineu in Der
gtd1e bon bier g%elegenen See al
Ourdidmimmen. 9ro8o1, Der nur
iAlehtidtnimmen fonnte, oeriunt
uu0 8og llbler, Der i'm retten moi.
te, NIT lid in Die &ieie. Ger eritere
binterlaBt cine Jrau tlno cine God.
ter, mabren0 ltbler berlobt mar uu0
nadlIten Nlonot beiroten mollte.
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2070. Gin biibihes 8o6efIei6,
56nittuluiter in 7 @roBen: 81 SO,
SO. DO, az, a. rno as 3oa Bitten
meite. 5A goro 27aoai9es Wnte-
rial fir 385oaige @r0Be benotiot.
greis Zoe.
20S9. Gomen @eQligee. Ghnitt.
m1titer III 4 @r0Beu Silent mitteI-
groB, groB 1tnO ertraaroB, 81 9or0
445odiges Bacterial fir mittlere
@roBe benotiot. &reiS t0e.
20S5. @idodnfleih. SdniH.
muiter in 4 @r0Ben: 6, s, 10 mo
f2 Sabren. 2 garO ~2736aiges @}a-
teriol fir @uimpe ln0 3 GARD gum
aleio fir 6iabrige @roBe beuotigt.
Breis Zoe.
2090-2079. Gin hiibifes Sport
flei6. 8nnenbIuie 2O90. S6nitt.
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yriefkaitcn.

a. 8. Gcnoer. sbre 6raaen be.
treffs Der gerfaiiuug 0es Qeutiden
&eides, Der WIo6titealtng oes aoi.
iers, Der 3uiammeniesung oes Bun.
0esrdts un6 bes 9elltiden Reihs.
tags, fotpie Der Ee6te oieier beioen
aorperidafteu, finoen Sie in Ben
belttigen 2eitartifelr Der g&tibiine" |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

&ecltWlieb, geb., 26. SUM.
S9eriff 9oInes uno fem Qiiiitent
Ntorriiiep boben NIT &ilfe bon gIut-
bunoen oeitern friib fiinf iltuge 2e1t-
te bon Der Grab 0r6oro 9fodbar.
idait %feitgenouuterL meI9e in ben
Seller 0eS Jarmer8 8eter aruoer
eingebrod)en lno cine @aaone 8bis-
ten ionic finf8ebn 5Goi6eu Bier ge.
ito1len botten. Sic iugen0Iiden 0te.
be boben lire 5dulo eingeitanoen
un0 ieGen ibrar 8eitrnfung entgegeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

bettelt s0ie ocitifen gerfnfiungs
reformen~, uno r@rrnlan 2lttocrd-
ID" beantUortet. @tr rufgn SbnefL
Iotpie allen 9eiern All Die 6rngea
ilber oieie @inrtttungen gelteat rer.
ben, oieie beioen artifel aiisouihnei.
ben uno fie CUR 8eIebriug ibrer
6urd Ole Setpreiie folif unterrihte.
ten Mitbilreer at beniisen.
Die Nebaftipn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

muiter in 7 @ro6en: 81, 36. 80.
40, 42, Al unb Dc 3oG 8uItenrpeite.
8 g)nro ~3656Giges Bacterial fir So
8oaige @roBe benotigt. Qomenrod
2079. Sdnittmuiter in 7 @r6Ben:
%, "a, 26, %. 80, 80 un0 81 3oa
Gniaeuneite. 81 Daro 4486fligeg
Material fir 243oai0e @r0Bq bello.
tigt. Ser 8od lit am 1ntcren @n0e
nngefdbr 27s gar0 meit. 3tpei per-
idieOene MGiter 10c oos Stilf. Sir
bei0e zoe.
POSI-. 6rauen-SolSfIeio. Sdui4-
m1liter in 7 @r0Ben: "a, SO. SO, 40,
AZ, Al un0 as 3oa 9ultenneite.
6$4 glnro 365oai9es Motcriol fir
36aoaige @r6Be ben6tigt. Scr Rod
1T am unteren Gnoe uneefobr 8
gar6 nelt. 4reis 10c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

2097. Qomenbluie. gfnittnu.
tier in Z @r6Ben: a. SO, SO, DO,
%, 44 uno as 8oa 8itftentpeife.
318 gar0 365oaiges Bacterial fir
3650aige @r0Be benotigt. Rreis
10c.
2O8s. Mdbdentleio. Sdnitt.
muiter in 4 8roBen: 6, s, 10 uno
IL Sabreu. al goro S68oniaes
Noterial fir Sidbrige @r0Be beao.
tigt. 8reis t0c.
2076. 9amenrod. Sduittmuifer
IN Z @r0Ben: %, %, 20, %, 80,
80 uno "a 3oa gailenmeite. 3ss
garO 4~48oaiees Bacterial fir 24aoI.
Iige @roBe benotigf. Scr Rod ii
ON unteren gf6e nnseiabr 8 gor1
nett. Greis Tor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
Seine @eieMdaften me6r.

Qil1coln 9tc6y 20. SUM. - Der
9ieitge 5hulrat bat bGidloHen, oaB
Die Shuler uno 6diilertnnen Der
bieitgen 6o6iduIen feineu @e6eim.
berbin0un9en mebr angeboren Dir
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

gs lit lett oefinitio entidieoeu
noroen Dab mir teine groBeren
Eruppenmoiien nod europa ihiden
meroen. bis bic goicbaa. Saiion gu
gn0e lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26
9Rnn heihe !NGnAe n@erlieren

&incoln, gaeb., %. SUM. g8iI.
Liam 3. 8opmer bon bier, Der in
Gor5 Smelling gum Offi5ier ougge.
biIbet miro, geriet beim 6elomeIIen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

gtan u~nteritus BE Die oeitihe
9reiie, in6em man al ibrer 8erbrei-
tuna beitrdnts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

NIT eiHeiu eIettriiden Drobt in @e.
ribrung uno %berbrannte iit Die
&anoe oerntobeu, ooB tie pobridein
LID omputiert weroen mi fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-26

Der 9on0oner 3enior eeitottet Die
Neloune, unier 8otidofter @ltlls
babe erfldrt, bic ReI6ungen iiber
Die nneebliher M~aIiofres in Soffa
ieien itarf ~ubertrieben qepeIen.
aber iest fam ia Die @1eI6una
nifts mebr ido6ert - Die 2iiqe bat
ShuIoiafeit oetan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-03
BRAND OF PEACE
GERMANS WANT
Newspapers Publish Appeal for "a
German Peace with War Indem-
nifty IA q Feature.

Amsterdam. MAY 8 Gefa London.
4:05 %. ms German newspapers pub
Hsh an appeal Tor "a German peace"
which is signed bv large number Of
unions ana associations representing
German agricultural, Industrial and
economic interests The appeal saws.
Demands for peace without a war
indemnity and territorial extension
must be regarded by all patriots as
depressing. paralyzing and shameful.
Our task Is to protect our frontier bet
ter. strengthen our influence at sea,
and by extending our production OF
raw materials promote our industry
and insure cur equipment Tor defense
OF The fatherland
we need ground Tor colonization in
order to strengthen our people and in
crease our production Of foodStuH.
Only such q peace. which IS obtainable
only by German victory, can bring
the German people the economic allev-
iation which it needs Immediately after
the conclusion of peace