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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-21
"DON'T OPEN UNTIL

"poN'T OPEN UNTIL
cHRIsrMAsl"
My Love hath sent gift to me,
But though that gift l long to see,
The packets label says me nay
Don't open until Christmas day"
Till Christmas day-how long to wait
And pine, yet hold inviolate
The ban, too strict for Adams clay,
Don't open until Christmas day!"
On Christmas day shall be here
To Joy in that which now were dear?
And must l heed these runes that
say,
Don't open until Christmas day"
Should Time. the churl, have power
to hold
In check each word, each deed OF
old
Through this decree of drear delay.
Don't open until Christmas day"
For there be hearts-and purses
too
Locked fast to Love the long yeal
through
BY that same word. which fools obey
Don't open until Christmas day"
All. Love. the sages all allow
The time for any Joy is now!
Then charge me never more. l pray
Don't open until Christmas day"
| Arthur Guiterman In Life
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-21

Over one hundred thousand dol.
lars have been received for hogs at
the three markets in Jackson county.
namely, Graceville, Malone and Ma.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-21
WILSON
HARDWARE CO.

rianna. Al Jackson county was the
blue ribbon holder In cotton some
short time ago. 20 u II now In thu
hog industry. This In saying some
thing which reflects great credit on
those who, when hit % hard BY the
boil weevil, 90 readily turned their
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-21
attentino to hog raising.

attentino to hog raising.
Preparations are being naAs tee
breaking ground for the tourist hotel
on South Beach at Key West. The
tools and other implements necessary
in the work Of excavating were tax
en- out to the grounds recently.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

wanted them to come in and on the
spot he had picked out for them, and
then he up with his good, trusty right
and gave them the wallOp that did
the business and constituted the
greatest battle in all history, the
greatest victory and the most deci-
sive.
France and all the rest of us hung
on that battle.
When he let go the German rear
guard never stopped running until it
got to the river Saar in Alsace and
only stopped there because officers
put steel chains across the bridges so
there might be a chance to reform
the routed brigades.
If Won Kluck's troops had cOntin-
ued to fight in the open, they would
have been knocked over and the war
might have ended that week.
He is a great man, this marshal of
France, but he is also kindly and
modest. He has the iron jaw of the
Unshakable victor, an expression Of
the grimmest resolution always and
yet the most quiet, Unassuming man
neT and temper nothing can ruffle
or disturb
There never was a commander so
easy to approach or so patiently
careful of the welfare of his men. It
is a strange combination.
He fights like bulldog, but one Of
his hobbies is to save human life
wherever he can. France never met
with greater good fortune than when
such a man came to direct her
armies.
When the anniversary of the Bat
tie of the Marine came around many
persons wanted to celebrate. Gen.
IoRfro cot Lis Pooa lilo AiDt ogoiDgt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

Miss Veach is the second yeoman
or yeolady-in the United States
and the first in the middle west. She
is from Marion, Ind, and enlisted at
Indianapolis, where she is helping re-
cruit men for the navy.
Billions for warfare, but not ono
cent for pork.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

Lincoln was hardly of kinder heart.
France loves him with an affection
far beyond anything recorded about
Napoleon because he is more than
brilliant and successful general, he is
a fine, generoUs-and genuine man. In
all France he is known by but one
name, Good Old Papa JOffre." l
think that is glory enough.
YEOLADY - GIRL HELPS RAISE
NAVY FOR UNCLE SAM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
DR.. METCALF LECTURE
VIII address, Mems Bibie lnss at
second baptist Church This
In r.

In III" main auditoriuln Of the ScC"ud
BAPTIST Church.. Adams and Frank lin
Streets. til" business Mems Eihl" class
nf the SUNDAY school "f tina, church
vill meet at 80 TIL: morning. pr.
! e. Mctcalf. .lcnu of Richmond Col
lcrc. IN" teacher "f THIS large ana
Interesting class. viii l"rtur. or IN"
international sunday school Lesson.
'rhr Suhi"c; for this SUNDAY - Jesus
Heals the Nohicm.as Son
ono hundred and thirty business men
liStcr",, {" br. Mct"alf's lcctur" -,
last sundays lesson. and the Witt
awake membership. committee is count
,r- having 80 in att"uInn," this
morning. Visitors and tn" stranger
ithin the gates arc alwayr cordially
welcomed 10y the officers aud members
of tho class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

SO should ASK God t. open our eyes
thht we may soc the vision ana so flnd
new couraE" and hope. DIR II * surely
coming and v" must wai, for IL. aur
Whil" We wait We must work Eiab il.
-.
10 YOU question whether your alias
and Your prayers are Of nny avail
10 Your hand, naug down Jud your
knees grow {. .plr because III" ::osu, |
has been in the world for IrDn ycars
ana vet hal: III" world is not con-
rert"d: Look up and tho noun
tainS fun of til" Lords hosts 'ii iSiupS.
VI. 10. Hear the message Of jraoN nh.
MY word shall no; pass away" Feast
rour spiritual sight upon The glory
which shall t." wien Righteousness
slGall cover the .art.i as tue waters
cover tho sea. aud when All shall know
God. from the least unto the greatest.
ana when Gods name shall be i.rcat
among til" hcatncu Then IL will be
easier 10 turn FROM The glorious rc,c-
i:,tion Of that wh;cit Shall b.. To lin.
task at naid. and IA. ligl, viii shine
npon ~. and assurance make .H"".s 10
~" consrcratcn.
We ourselves need to decide TIA: w.,
VIII pray more and study our Bibles
moro ana go 10 chur.n moro. that 50
our eyes may catch 'hc yi!tGn ;ua our
strength b. equal To the tasks await
ing us. MA 50 should decide upon
some. new work. oven ~ wc .ictciu- il. :,
10 10 til" old work Better. If ~" all
decided 10 10y I" 7vin each orc Il, l..,.st
Oh" soul - Christ THIS n,xt year. il;
No Decided to give more. both ar money.
ana strength: II vs.. pledged ourselves
I" COD to hghi ui.mpcr:,r,c and tn.
purity and dishonesty with ucw zeal: If
-" n"cid"d I" irn-; some id. Chris,ian
into active scrvicc--w hat i d;v this
""u'd l,c: !, Is call froil the Mas
ter, challenge of mingled rision-
;.iNc"
Give nc !, faithful heart
Likeness 30 Thee
Thar o..ch departing da,
iicmccforth may 500
some work 81 hove bc:uu.
some decd Vf Kindness done
Som" wandor"r sourh, AMI Won.
Something for Thee"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
u ARTIST.

-, III. master wiIl n-oach =, - .,.,ii,'t.
,lis nn,,,inr AVA ,..i.l. ~.
.vnu,n.,
., , :,
- ~, ,,..,,, ,,.t,i
,bi4 ninrnitr an ..v.bcr. D., va, ~, -.
ami =, n:,ir,.l ,bie ,,,an;,,,. v ...r,,,,,,
49,, Tn.~.d p.n,,in !" .,.t,. 49,
.,rau q, ,bn .,n,,n.r~ .1,,.,,.,' ~,
sist 81 Tho Iiulv CIiy." sung i,v MIR
Bryant: Tine Ninety aud Ninc. bs-
Mrs Iteiuhardt. .tud "ifow Long Wit
Thou Forget Me" by the Gu.rtc, Tho
organist. Mr. watson. viii MAY 80 ,I,o
Lifting Sprins;tm" and where pusk
',athcfS deep. "oth l.! charles Abort
S'rhoinS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
CAL0MEL S|CkENS! IT'S HORRIBLE! \
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, C0NST|PATED
guarantee Dodsons Liver Tone will give YOU the best
Liver and Bowel cleansing you ever had

1aloine! makes YOU sick: you lose a
DAY. work. Calomel is quick silver
aud /; salivatcs: calomel Injuries Your
liver.
II You are bilious: feel lazy slug
uish ana all knocked out: il your
h"wcis are conStipatcd and Your head
aches or stomach is sour. just take "a
Spoonful Of harmless pudsons Liver
Tone instead of using Sickeniug, salt
waiting calomcl bodsnn's I.ivrr Tone
- real liver medicine. You'll know
II next morning because you Will
wake mp feeling INC. Your liver viii
u" working. your headache and diZzi-
ness gone. your stomach will he sWce
ana bowels regular. You will feel
liE" working. You'll he cheerful: full
Of vigor and ambition.
Your druggist or dea-cr sells YOU "a
'u-"cnt bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone
under my personal guarantee that ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
Food Souring Causes Indigestion,
Gases, Heartburn Pape's Diapepsin
Instant Relief! Neutralizcs acid in stomach stopping
dyspepsia, pain, bcchng-Its fine!

You don't know what upset Your
stoma which portion Of the food
did the damaEc--do YOU" We'll. don't
bother II your stomach is IN II revolt:
II sick. EaSSN and upset. and what
YOU just ate has fcrmcuted and turned
sour: head dizzy and aches. bclch gases
ana 'cidS and cructatc undigcsted
rood: breath foul. tongue coated-just
take little Papc's Diapcpsin to ncu-
tralizc acidity and in five minutes you
and distress.
Millions uf men aud women to-day
know that il is needless ia have dys-
pcDsia \ little Diapcpsin occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
.tIt ~.


seventh Strcct-'ruo usual s.rl Ico.
WI! =" held Al ~ o'clock This u"rrin. :,
|nd At o'clu.t this evening rnc
sermon ih.s morning will deal yith IN.
Richmond Norfolli sunday school con
test being carrie. Oh ~ churches 81
tho denominations
Hanover A,"nuc-I;oy ,;cor.c w.
N"nper. ~" rasi"r. viii urca"h 1t -,
o'clock this morning ana 1T : n,rlu.li
this evening. Tho subject ~ tho more.
ing Sermon Wilt l." "Wu"le.s Mc--
sar"s.
Colonial Pincc-S,iuGay school will
meet ~ $50 ".clocl tits afternoon. aia
viii II" followed by :: sermon
cownr,iIn tNcnuc-l;"y Juhr !. Tar.
the pistor. VIII preach at II o'clock
ih!s morning on The Divine rian for
This Church. aad II 5 O'Clock TINS
"vcnn@ on The Beginning aud the
End"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

VIII clean your sluggish liver better
than nasty caiomcl: it won't make you
SlcE and you can eat anything you
want without being Salivatcd YoI.
druggist guarantees that each spoon
ful viii start your liver. clean Your
bowels and straiIhtcu YOU M by
morning or you got your money back.
Children gladly take Dodson's Liver
Tone because 1t * pleasant tasting
aud doesn't grippe ur cramp or mako
them sick.
am selling millions OF bottles OF
podson's Liver Tone - people who
have found that this pleasant. rcgc-
table liver medicine takes the place
Of dangerous calomel. Buy one bottle
OH my sound, rcliabl" guarantee. Ask
Your druggist about me.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
YO,NG MEMS CHRISTIAN A>>oCIt-
TIOS.


Central IinS--I;cv. Calvin s
Blackwell. u. H.. OF Norfolk. vii!
speak ~ the mems meeting at $50
o'clock this afternoon on Caught IN
the Act" II. v. walker will sing Fol-
loving the service the conversational
Bibl" club viii meet. Perry Scay viii
address, the hoys' club at $50 o'clock
ON boys VIII He Men.
ItnIIrond nmiidinp Carter Ash
ton jenkins. pastor Of calvary Baptist
Church. viii speak at $50 uclocI this
Afternoon A. w. Browning viii lead
tb. singing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
Piti:SItl'it:ItItN.

Eir>t-Ecv. +. 7. Mediation 4, ~
the pastor, VIII preach ~ II "'ci"ch
this norninS ana al o'clock tins
c-cuing.
Scrond-Iev. Russell Cecil. u. ~. The
pastor. VIII preach at II o'clock this
morning and at : o'clock This ovcnii..
GrRrc Covenant-R.v i. calvin Stew
art -. L.. the pastor, VIII preach at
II O'Clock this morning atld at 5 u'uloch
this evening.
Wcstnin>,"r-Rcv J. Y. Fan. y. -
~" pastor. viii preach III II O'Clock
TINS morning and ~ o'clock this
evening.
'iorirosc-Eev. 1icorcc Wcs, pich,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
Moro New mnllwny Euulpm-n,.

The Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Hallway is said TO be in tn.
market for quite number Of new en-
:In"S. ana contracts are expected to he
closed within a very short time. This
company has just placed an order with
IN" Pressed Steel Company for :on
bon ears
IN" order of the Scaboard tir Line
Railway Company for locomotives jus,
given the American locomotive Com
pany calls for sixteen Mallct-type loco :
motives aud the order placed with the
baldwin Locomotive Works calls for
ten engines OF the Santa be type.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

ally keeps tho stomach swccrcLc,i au,l
thcN cat their favoritc foods withou,
fear.
~ your stomach doesn't lakc care III
H"nf lihcral limit without rebellion.
7 your food IL II damage Instead az a
hcip remember the quickest surc$t.
most harmless antacid IL fapc's DiH :
rcpSin. which costs only nifty cents.
for u large case al drug stores Its
truly wondcrtul-it stops food SourinG
ana sets things straight. so gently and
easily. that il is really astonishing.
Your stomach will digest Your mca l.;
u AoN Keen ncids meutrnlizcd.- AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

Roy. IIcnry 5. Coijin. L. u. pastor uf
Madison Avenu" Presbyterian church.
Ne" York city. win preach At ST.
i'aui's Episcopal Church during = Sc
ries ~ leuicn services. beginning Mon
dat. February -. and roniinlIiu. ,intil
Friday. March :. Tn" services will hc
held each afternoon at o'clock and
each evening al "'"lo.l. Dr coffin
conducted a simillr series OF services
- St. fduis tw" years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

mill. Charles Bowen and ilgtsor, in.
Dry. who will establish the ui!L wti,
start OF IN Il small, Way wiil, twelve
knitting machi ines and other necessary
Equipment. All of the machinery has
been ordered. the building secured aud
work viii he commenced IN i Very
abort while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

has contracted for the erection Of its
coils storage warehouse. when viii In
''r"aS" the daily capacity OF til. i.c-
unakinG plant 10. 100 tons daily. rho
additional cold.storagc rooms viii pro-
Nid" space FOR 5o.0O0 barrels al apples.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

Monroe iiaIi Regular services will
hc held 1T II oclock THIS morning and
tow win preach this evening al 'l;an-
som an,i Restitution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
cHnIsTI,. >,uE>cI:.

FIRST Church of Christ. Scicnti.t-
Til" regular service Viii hc held at | |
o'Clv"E this morning, Til" subject
ill L.. soul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

Yet Another Hosiery win.
DURHAM. y. -. February Ia.-bur-
nam Is To have Yet another hosiery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
.>~ncI,r::n n,nLr rrpE>rs.

Scrns. IL" pa,;"r. wll preach this
evening on Gods Measure of II Man :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
Nipple Storage ut RoanoI,c.

t~iNnkf.. Va. February l7.-Tnc
citizens crystal H." Company. or
which !. H. Eurliholdcr is prcsidcn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
i:I'ISt OptI..

=. rauI'>-i;cv. w Russell Bowie. II.
-. IN" rector. Mil preach at II o'clock
TINS morning on The Divinity Of 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
Visions and I asks
Sermon by
REV. FLOYD W. TOMkINS.
Tc,ti joel ~. $50; u. Chronicles
AhNiN. -.

lh'liips i'rooks has wonderful ser
mon on this subject which IL is good
70 rcad. II is found III tho fourth vol
unc Of his published sermons. lie
speaks OF Peter On the hous"top Sec
ing the vision Of The sheet let down
from Heaven flllch with al! manner ct
creatures. aud then uf the call coming
10 him while he was thinking upon the
vision 10 go TO ,acyarca aud prcach
the gospel To Cornelius II. had IN.
vision and immediately he was called
10 make II real ly fulnilinr tho ;.sil
awaiting him.
,.,.., ..,,..
"hii' i'.t' th'u. ~ ~ ~" N',''''
tue spirit shih hh'o hiii' ''cho''' '"''
'h'h He'h 'h''' MIS- '"'''io'', "'''
-c' tncc ho"h ''h' 20 va '''Fi'''
hohDtiiS ho'hlhE' Toy h"H' ."I
'hcin 'A'i5 -. :" w NJ :" 49,
. prophecy concerning inc VISIONS
which should como u" young mon ""h
Young women III III" latter days 'i'"t
Is. Ia those days III "hich y" arc ~
Ing. And IN Chronicles y" bay" IN"
story Of tn. bray" young irinI 10
S,ah, who. having s"cn what th' '.ord
would have him do IN purifying Jcru-
salem aud the Jews from iaola'ry ana
wickcGucss proceeded 81 once 10 a." ~.
III IL 90 t,lcasant TO see visions. When
IN, disciplcs were on tho Mount -
Decentralization and saw their Master
-lnrin.d they wanted to stay there.
I, waa hard for tacn. to 60 ,lowr into
tho valley ami face tho poor fath''
with bis ,i,rnouinr boy " - alwats
hard 10 translate quiet hours az prayer
and meditation into active service. T.
IL irving after locking int" THO face
~ God to come down and ia"" the
devil Eut that is Just what Chris
asks us 10 do. ana I,c 50, us the cM-
annie. Vision. arc rivou I" rs not
merely or chfnn,. for our. pleasure hut
tha, We may have strength aud Wis
don, 10 Nv. our ,Iaiiy l,fo aud 10 do
o,,r work.
-. -, ,,. ~, nn >nT
- 80 S,,,, ~. am. SI.tr.,>u
II We pray ana 40 h"t WORK 81,
s"'hsh and Tan \" Hollow '"!'s' ~
~e work aid do not pray We are power
less 10 do tho tasks to "nIch We *ct
our hanhs ir'!'' ~" " ", -" =,
,'"' 49,. -.
,ld cry and il IS lu .terually true
az "prav and uorL Centuries ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
tpuSrOI.IC IHlRt.I.

Fir>t-E. q. Tease. the pastor. viii
preach 1T o'clock this evening sun
day school VIII IL held 1T 1890 o'rloc<
mis- morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18

SEVENTH NY ,u,r ENLIST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-18
SHOULD HAVE VISION
or WORLD CONNERTEIl

The Christian shou.G a.ways have n
vision OF Il world converted to Christ
II is not an 'irideScen, dream" this
Christ-rulcd earth. IT is declared in
the Bible and is part of the Chris.
tian's faith. And though il seems far
away, yet II is sure 10 come. Our mis-
SionIricS have this vision and II leads
them to 20 and preach the gospel
everywhere. When YOU and I have il
we should leap bravcly to the task Of
giving AMI praying and working, else
We are disohedicnt to tho heavenly
vision (Acts XNyi. 100. Indeed, hut for
this vision We might we'll lose hear,
In our giving and praying aud work
ing; for there is SO much sin ia the
world, and there ar" 80 many millions
who have never heard the gospel, ana
many who have heard IL arc cold
hearted and Will not serve the Master
Oftcn when we are tempted to despair
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
pic BranSfa&cl i'm
Jnncrcn Rm6lanSs!

ct. GeterS6urg, 26. g}ai. (lte6er
2onoon, iDobrideinlif BORT berfiir5t)
Die lGnoIi6en llnoronungen, mai.
icnbafte g}eidIognabmlHgen bon 81
qentum, 8ron0itiftung lno onberC
gefd6rlide Spulptome bon 4uurhie,
melde Dem Gtur3 Der often Serr.
ifloft in niclen iuidtigen eSnouitrie.
scntren mo ldn0liden 9e5irfen oes
mittleren lmo iiiolif)en gfuBlant
folgten, meroen jebt nbernaIS im-
lner be0enflider. 60 meIoen Qepe.
iden bon beridie0eneu 8lnften.
sSeniiei, int nlittIeren Sibirien be.
ridtet, BOB in SEN Ietten orei 8ohen
80 SGuier ,ueoergebrutnt nurOen,
.un6 boB Die geb0Ifertmg lih in Ell.
.nem 9lItdnoe bon 8nnif befin0et,
9tanner beri6ieoener ousipdrtigcr
glationolitdten. geIeitet bon 9lnor-
d)iIten, lmo entiprnngene 9erbredcr
|hnben oen gnn3eu 8e3irf itberInu.
fen. 3as 6rtlid)e aoH3il ser Soloo.
ten. m6 9[rbeiter0clegateu bot Oas
ariegsreht erfldrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
1ordIiSent niRbiHiet
1iicbtbiireerentlaiiMno!

98oI6ington, 8. g., 26. 02ai.-
9rGii6ent 8ilion erlieB ourd oa8
aultlide 9reBbiiro foIgen6en 2tppeIl :
ngs lit 8ur 4enntnis Der 9egie-
rung gebradt tporoen 0aB nande
be0euten6e glrbeitgeber 2erte entIais
fen, neIhe ibre @rIangung Oes one-
rifnniiden 8iirgerre6tes niht Der.
poIItGn0igt bober. Gin FOLDER
5ueifelboftec Gifsr Itelt i'm 8ioer.
iprrd 3um @eiite Der Brdiioent.
ihoft5proflonlotion bonn 6. gtpril.
@ieIe boben aus 2diiigteit 0aS
forrnelle 8erfobren Der 9iirgerreht8.
@rtpcrbuug nidt 5ur @rle0igung ge-
brubt 9lrbeitgeber, peIfe Solfes
sur @rlm0Ioge fir ibre @ntlaiiung
MAIDEN, iueroen einen 3pieipnlt err
5cugen no big ieBt teirer bor-
bunoen lit.
(@e8) 8ooorow @iIion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
Gr>5ar lr6 Santilic
bea6ern Rartcffen
Sulbaten nnS 3ipiliitcn idnneu at,
mic bic &omanuffs i'm SdueiRe
i6res glnseiidJts arbeitem,

9etrograb, 26. @ai. (son 8tI-
liam 5bepbero, aorreiponOent Der
llnite0 4reB.) Serr umb 6rau gli.
foaus Gbmonoft beren &o@ter lln0
Sobu ba6cn iib Der a2tiriid oilf bic
5orm" .gepegung ongeihloiien. Sic
beorbeiten einen groBen, I'M Bart
i6res friiberen 2uititloIieS &iarfow
SeIo befitoliden aortoffelnder. Cine
3ublreitle 3uibauerfnenge bate iidJ
6eute bort eingefunoen. INT Die 0lit.
gIieoer Der friiberen @erriherfalnilie
BET Der glr6eit at beobodten. Col.
6aten lmo 3ioiIiiten rrtitanoen ben
oie 9lnlagen umgebenben eiierncn
3ailn, our9 oie Stafeten i6ouenO
mn0 ieoe 9epegung Des Snren uto
ietner 6amilie, Die nit Safe unc
S6aufel umgeben frittidb beo6ad-
tend.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
KMbc lit tpieScr int
ciHnbcit cineckebrt!
9arlament Stiidt 8egierung Ser.
tranen aus; GprtngnI lei6et
fnrdt6ar Mnter benz Sricg,

2iiiobon, iiber Iotis, 26. @ldi.-
SIT 2iIiabon iirto nieoer normole
8erb6ltniIie eineefebrt. 3as 9ar.
lament bat Der Gegierttng nit 66
gegen is Gtintt11en Elm @ertrouetg.
bohtn erteiIt. Ser glbitin1ntung
ging cine G1Berit lebbofte 9ebotte
itber bic GtraBenrebolte on 90.
0iai borou8.
9ie 8eb0Iferltng Beg 2on0e8
nuiB 9on5 ftrdtbnr inter Ser
&riegslage lei6en. Qie Greiie fir
geabrangsnitteL uno oIle anoerell
geotuenoigfeiten boben cine erihred-
liae Sohe errei6t, ltno Der 3aud,
bootfrieg nebIt 0ernMaugel unSron8.
portihiffsu bat cine SCOT int 8e5ug
altf 4obIen, 8ei5en, W}aiS ln0 oH-
oere benotigten Gaden berborgerlt-
fen, ipelhe Die &e9ierllng niht lin-
uern fam.
8eIonoers aefG6rIih lit bic Sob
Iennot. SoIlte man iie niat beben
fomterL 10 ntiiiien GauienOe BON
5obrifen gei4IoIien tperoen. sSSll
oen @obnbGuiern brouht man iebt
ieit oen lebten 3tpei @onoten 45e.
troIeuu 1nitott @a8. g(u6 at Goh-
atpefen iteben feline aohlen 5ur Ser
fiigiung unb man nlltB iid) init auer-
lei prilltitiben 8orrihtitn9en begnii-
gen. SoI3 Itebt bod i'm 4reiie. bob
es nur bon Oen iehr 9tei6en ols
9renntnoterial benltbt peroen fam.
gei gtadt5eit iin0 Die 2iiidboner
StroBet in 8unfel gebilIlt, rn0
man furdtet iif) nof) neuu llbr
obne gelpaffnitng 1tno 9oter1e ou8.
sugeben. Ser e(eftrii6e StraBen.
bo6nbetrieb miro inn fl ltbr einge-
Itellt. su ueI6er 3eit aud i1nlntt-
li6e g8irtidlnftsIofo(e ihIieBen. lin
Mtitternnft iin0 ianttlihe StroBen
berG0et.
g9eqcn 9}ongels al 0si3eu lm0
@ctreioe erIallbt Die Geqieritng mtr
oen Gerfauf elmer Gorte 8rot, mel.
dies iebr olntel 1ulo faum gerlieB'
bar 1T. 9o6urd ipltroGn bic Sra.
naGIe berborgerufen. 0ie 8ddereien
mur6en gepIilnbert. 9os goEf grifi
0iq gGder ouf Der StroBe an lttG
raubte ibnen allies 8rot, meI6es itC
bel iidl bntten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-26
Dcmtlcber 2lttcntat>
11eriue, in BraIilien!

@io 0e SSdneiro, &C. Nlai.-gin
8erIu6 ieitenB 0es aubitdns genoi.
ming bonn Dem internierten oeutihen
9olnpfer rgo6urg" inter 8eibilfe
BON uflt N1atroien Elm aegierungs.
gebduOe nit 9pnoulit In Die 2uft
5u iprengen, bat bier rieiige g[nfre.
altng berbnrqerufeu nno ben frie.
.geriiden @eiit geeen 8entidlono
nod bernle6rt. 9ic 9eutiden uur-
ben berhoftet.
98ie nobe @roiilien elmer Sricgs.
erfldrlng on 8euti6lonD gegcl1ilbcrs
ltebt, if bnraHs eriif,tiid) ooB 6ie
broiiIinuiide Slotte iebt Die otIon.
tiidle SiiIte patrouQiert.
Ger 9roiilioniide aon1reB befin.
bet iih nod iii qebcimen Gebotter
ii6er Die iItternotiondle Gage. Gie
arie9sgegner 6eilel6en filibuIticrat
nod unS einc 6rfIGrung betrefiS Der
8ufiinftiaen SteIlungpabme Deg Can.
bes mar nod nidt uIbaIidI.