davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-28

To be or not to be. That is the question. That is' the question that Mir. Sulzer is carrying back with him in his brain as he takes the Icng journey back to Washington.
 P~es.de Wilson does not like nju, because the Chief Executive said 50. That is he did not want hjm for Governor of Alaska on account of the fact that he was a brother of William Sulzer, impeach- ed governor of the state Of New Iorb, Of course this could not Keep Mr. Sulzer from being seated as Delegate from Alaska at Wash ingtCn, but the decision of Judge Jennings leaves the delegate situa- ton about the same as it has been for weeks. Delegate WiCkersham will present a certified copy of the resolution of the canvassing board that he was elected on the face Of he returns. Chas. A. Sulzer will present a certificate forced by he decision of Judge Jennings, auL the matter will go to contest before the House of Representa- lives at Washington.
 And here's the rub. The House of Representatives of the United states, wither MT. Sulzer is now journeying is the sole judge of it's members. MT. Wickersbam has neen ranked with the Republican side Of the house. Will they turn him down? Will they turn deaf ears to The voters of Alaska, who showed by honest votes that they had selected Jim Wickersham to represent them, notwithstanding 'Le fact that in isolated precincts. these in charge of the election wee not properly instructed by the higher up, or were not furnished with the proper ballots, blanks and Othor election paraphernalia in time to reach it's destination by election Gay. The intent of the voters of these precincts were very apparent, and this intent was borne out by .wo thirds of the canyassing board when Governor Strong, a Democrat, and Charles Davidson, also a Demo crat, both honestly believed that the voters in those precincts should not be deprived of their right of franchise, and be placed in the ranh alongside of criminals and insane persons who have no voice in the government of the territory.
 Ths vote showed, that is the true vcte, whether Australian or Alas kaa, tba' James Wickersham had re ceived 649O, while Charles Sulzer had 644O. A difference of fifty votes. This should show the choice os the Alaskans.
 If Congress convenes in April the matter will be heard as soon as sixty days expires. In the mean time f. is possible Alaska will be delegate.
 What is the answer?
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-28
Only One "BromO Qainlne''

Whenever you feel cold coming on,
 think of the full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Cures s Cold in one day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for ,signatureef E. ". Grove on sheb box. 2Se
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
Church Secretary Says She
TraiIed DR.. Walter Tiffin and
Saw lin Kissed ByLad yinP Pink

"a lady In pink figured prom
lnenty In the concluding testimony
given Tuesday morning in the con-
tested divorce suit Off Mrs Phg
neuia THIN VS.. Dr Walter Tinln
When The testimony WAS completed
both attorneys waived argument and
Judge Perkins took the matter un-
der advisement
Miss Ina Champion. secretary Of
the First Baptist church, OF which
the TiHns are prominent members
testified That abe followed The doctor
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Albcrt Lea WannamlAer tormerly
booKkeepfr In mo Now standard
Foundry company plant. WAS arrc
Cd TUESDAY n Sew York. Ter The
Detroit police. Nho want hm on The
charge OF stealing sf-E from his
employers ucr T. 1910 Word Of
the arrest was rece'vr3 az noon
The wire stated that SannauaEer
was posing as a captain 40 Tho Unit
ed state army BERNARD Stroh, in
charge Of The foundry company
plant for ne Suoh estate. signed
the warrant against Wanuamakrr.
charging grand larceny
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
Keepinq The qualify Up

LAXATIVE BRONO QUtNlNE, the
World Famous Cure for Colds and
Grip. is now Sec per box ON account
OF The advance iD fhe price of fho SIX
different Medicinal Conccr rated Tx
tracts and Chemicals contained in
LAXATIVE BROMO QtINlNE. 10
was necessary 10 lncEensG me price
10 the Druggist II has st0Dd thc test
for a Quarter ~ q Century IL ig
used bv every Civilized nation Ad
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

PETROGRAD. Dec. THE Petro-
grad Soviet OF workmem and soldiers
Informed the railway union today
that the allies were negotiating to
afford Russia The riglr 20 conclude
q separate peace
Ann0uncemeut OF Che establish
wept of the Tartar republic o.
Crimea was made mere today
II was also reported thar rhe Cos
sacks rad elected war and Justice
ministers for new CaFcasus state
All thc Boisheyiki arruistice ncgo-
uatlong with Germany are 10. he
published and Will be subject 90 de-
bate hy the various eov e bodies
turnout Russia. foroeu minister
Trotsky declared today he made
the statement 10 Lieut. Col W ~
JudsOu. American military sttache.
who called 'un0fc.aliy
The Soviet bodi, TrOtsky doclar
I'd would be able to irterpose -ue-
gestiuns Eat later ssage' in The
negotiations
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

recently from his home 20 a house
on Churchill ave, where a woman
IN pink" greeted the doctor on the
front porch.
Miss champion declared the wo-
afar th~ev her arms around tho
doctor and kissed him several times,
after whi,h Or. THIN went into the
house where he remained As min
utcs.
The witness said she followed the
doctor merely as frienl ~ Mrs.
Timn and had no other interest In
tho case.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

PETRoGRAO, Dec. 4-The
official agency announced to-day
that Ensign krylenko, solshe-
wiki commander-Ln-oanie f, had re-
ported the surrender Of the
army general staff 20 him. The
message came from Vltensk.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
SOLON ASKS FOR
WAR ON AUSTRIA
Senator King Moves For Dec
Iarati0n Against Ger
many's Allies

WASHINGTON Dec 4 Senator
Pittman. Nevada. acting for Sena-
Tor king. Utah. today introduced IN
tho senate n joint resolution asking
that congress declare the existence
OF state ~ war with Austriaiiun
gary Bulgaria and Turkey
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

PROVINCES
Seeding
Reds Announce Allies
VIII Consent TO Sep
.arate Peace

PETROGRAD. Dec. 4.--Re-
port that Gen koruuoft had &C.
capped from surveillance under
which he has besn held near
headquarters since his unsue-
eessfu revolt against kerensky
vas circulated here today
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Surgeons ln Europe who have
used s. rays t0 fcsf athletes hearts
have decided that athletic sporta. "
properly conducted, do nor DWrc
that organ.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
AmerIcn's renee rerm.

believe 7 speak for them when I
say thfnEsi First, that this infolerRhle
tang OF which The masters Of Ger
many have shown ~ the ugly face,
this menace Of combined Intrigue ana
force which We now see 80 cteoriy a.
the German power. without honor or
capacity for coVrnauted peace. must
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

rt p. h.eause It for ur war 70
ter dfe interested hurF.a"-
All fh. f... peoples
r4r rer rrr Tine lrhH us ~
rfghf ans pre- rervatou "t ht| ,Af
r I..r tanr 90 pr.uIIIIn aut %
rHfu t.a- Ha Ear Curse
.-rstrs inrl PROPOSE inI t~
.ntr than Zhicr ts ritntt. H"'
Irrour. artahir utent4-n. i.r 'HI
a Vol aa f-r arr friond4 inc
raour being Just and holy the set.
fterneat must be OF like motive 49,
caunfltt Tor this We can hEhf hnt
for ootbIna less noble or less worthY
80 our tr-.dftiuns. FOR this cause ~ -
Uttered tho war aud for this cause
ne hattie until tho last gun l. hfrn-
have spoken plenty because -,
.,o,,,. 20 me the time hen ~ u m0Nt
,,s.es.ar, 20 speak plainly. IN ordFr
tbet al che world mnf know ina
eyep iu the beat ana nrdor OF fhr
.fruagtr. and when our se h"ie th"n@ ~
fs Of carrying the war tnr" 20 ~
.ud. we have not forgotten any 'hf"s
~ principle ror which the nam 81
America has hcen heLd---U NC,
md for when ~
baA been cur Eiory 20 contend IN the
,~rnt i.cnerari0ns that went before
a.. auurrwe moment ~ hlH.Ii
- r.,r. Tha eyes 81 the peopi'
teva nrpn pnen~f and they soc the
% God e IsiG up me hati.ti-
w. uHll show them favor. o'No1 wv
believe. only II tnry riHe ~ the clehI
EeIurts ~ flls own Justice ana mercy
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Artificial color,ng OF gold fsh De-
keeping them in water containing
certain chemicals ls extensively car
ried on .n Sicily
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

"a wrong r, palxiurn which must be
Tepaired They have established a
r1vye~ over other lands and peoples
than their own-over the great EN-
pre- of Austria Hungary over nlth-
erto free Balkan states, over Turkey
snd WYNN Afia' ""ieh "Hs'
Not Jealous of Germany
GERMANY success hy skill by iu-
fustry bs knaul-aga hf enterprise
We did not grudwe az oppose. but od-
mlr.d rather ~a. had built up for
herself "a real empire ~ trade and
influence. secured by the peace ~ the
Eufld We were content e. abide Dy
fhs rfvaTrfes az manufacture. science
and commerce that were involved Tor
us lu her success and stand or fall
49, we had nr iid not have the brains
and The tnlFtattpe % surpass her. bHt
at the moment when she had cone
spIcunusI Won her t-iumphS ~ peace
she threW than ANA - z 4 a FL - Ia
their stead WAaf the Wnfli VIII nc
longer permit o. ne "stAoitshr
military ana pcttirai n1n4 natttu nt
arms-by which tn "u7t " mere s"r
ceait NOT excel mo riFals she io'ri
tearet ARD mated ne peace
make Hnst remedy mo "F'n-'
must deliver me ght falf amos aii"
hApfL 3 pies Hf f'" VIZ @"e H.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Ada!r anal les slation may also be-
come. ue.r esart before the preHrLN
.an-et-. again d.1urrs ln "tUrt 90
.w.ct thr IUHt tfa sent .-"TIthe
tluu and ptTatton ~ thc rali" ald
rtHer trar rartAt+an Stems ,tv
,,-.l,l-rv ruf ri that shall CALI the
attention ~ the congress 1l.' 'F
X have overlooked anything ihat
rrarf O.. be- dome rur the more tl
fe.t.vr conduct OF the war. N'+F ~" "a
counsefs wtI e4nIpiy tAe eiAles
Anat rn p"fiftt ne
that iu the present session 't t-S
.-rlr~ssy .uf whole attention ana
.urrES should bc con rentratet ln ne
vigorous rapid aud sucrre+t- if'se-
cutI.u 30 th- great tasA et "tH''iiA
va rau 90 thls with an che sreat-
.- l-.. and enthusiasm Frt hIre
t.,.,, tt.f frf uR THIS IA "a war Df
f'.I r-.nripIa. 1st1s.d py 800 tihsn
arr|t.-n . conquest or Fpn 'ial-'i -
Grpauu we know nut all Lhr t'
trnut. tHaf we have been ihF4 ~
rs r. saw. tha very lnsiltdl WON :
w. AAA rr-l----- ----- -L-,- -il & Il4
trail POWERS strikes FireiANl ~,
vers Frs~f ~ agtIy ming wr ~
.D tfr.r methods ~ vartaf" .htL as =
e,arv rrir. .rta 80 humanity ana 'i
knlrbfly honor ttr.r iut;ig na
corrupted tHt Fe's tHHHS th.
MANY lr rr'' ~
and -rf rIu
teka tr~ yerg tarrt .. away trUiu "#
and l..rr.f fIf Uu.au or fHr
I,.fr e7r.r- uru'5 pa. or aU OF" tf
honor forever .|I.t ono
tr -.rf -t..t n..Ire i.r %"
rrrs 81. -fracr ~ d-1 -tlef ana ft'-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

fH-i ~ ere federal E-rrrr rr-F1t ouuNI0
be- .u1iedIHteis resumed and arm ma
rlvtly ana coustrl. t.vely 4ealt W ,o
at tha earliest possible moment Inc
pressing need " sarh Legislation ~
QuIIg becoming more ubNlous
NE les Station prop, sed az ne
Lass session with regard % regu lat-o
combinations among our exporters IN
order tJ provide Tor 'ur fore On trade
more effective 0rgaulaat'o ana
method hf operation ought ny AL
means o. Doe completed Ht ttls srs-
sion,
And beg thEt The members ~ ne
house ut representatlvas viii pefWit
mo g. express the opinion thaf " VIII
br impossible 20 deal in any rlt a
very wastcful ana eNtraNasant Iash-
lou W. th the ruarrVous hppf'pTla IONS
~ the public moneys which must cen
t.nue n bee made u che war ~ PC
.praperlt sustained. unless mo mouse
VIII consent tl rafuru tn tts FORMER
practice I'D IuItlatrg and preparit,e
an appropriation nilie tlfN -l1h
committee. in order THAT resp"l DIG
ms mas ha conferred eNrend tur % 3
etpnaaraiEca and made uniform and
vaat. and LLLLzGa-L-u- As -En4Gh- As
t...4.. t.f. avoided
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Recent experience has eonyinced nae
TT-T- - - 7 = T-TTl7- -
authorizing the CoVernurr nf 20 set
limits 20 prices 'Che taw Of supply
md DEMAND, I nn sorry 20 say, he's
been replaced ~ the law Of unre-
strained Eelhshncsa while we have
eliminated pronteering in several
branches or Industry "a stiii runs i'm
pudrntly rampant IN Others. The
farrIorE for example complain wift
a great deal NJ ftsfice that while fhe
regulation ~ fcod prices lucreatrs
restraints on their incomes ru
restraints are placed upon the prices
.nf rest ~ The things they mus
ther1eeIVea rurChaFe. and similar in-
EQUAL .tles cntaln ON al sides
rt is lUperstively necesEarF TINT
tic consideration or tho full use ~
the water power of the couu-
-nf and yet economical derelopr1nnt
ef sucn natural resources ~ fh"
crrnf-v ~ are still under the con
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

Die goung 4ecpIe's SocidIilt
qeualie bieIt Iebten 5reitae in ibrer
alubrdumen I'M 5. Stodiuerf oeS
2nric @eb11ioeS cine bodlt interel'
Iante Debate iiber oos Tbenta Ute.
Iolbe0. that ne are cipiliaeo~ ab.
Die gefirmprter erfl1rten, Dab, io'
LANCE mir in aiiniten @iiienidaft
rno onoeren 2inien fortihreiter,
mir sibiliiiert liuo, pdbren0 Die Seq
ner beboupteten, ioldnge Die menih.
lihe MteimIng ooer 6ns @eipiilert
niht brogreliieren, mir nidt 5ibtlt-
iiert fin6. am fonlmenoeu 6rei-
tog, ben ~, Sominr, miro 9err
6. @. 8orter einen 8ortrag ilber
Die @eIdidte oes aloIienfnmpfes In
amerifa balten, notiirlih in Der
amerifaniiden Gprahe. Seoermann
1T berslid niIfommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
GcMuerneMrs Clarke
2Ibi0icSsz4mlpradee

9es Mofneg, Sya., 8. San. -
@oitpernerr GIorfe berlas beltte
uohmittna feline abi6ieosreOe an
0ie 2eqislat1lr. Sn oerielben be-
nanaeIte er oos gegenIpdrtige Of.
refte 9rim1rDobl.@ei ioDie ben
partpilOien Stimn5ettel fir Die Or.
mabIung bon Hidtern un0 entpfabl
0eren 8i0errEf.
Ser @ouoernetr iprah fid fir
Dos alte @abliDitem aus, mouad
aae Aan6ioaten mie0er oltf 8artei-
fonDenfionen ernannt muroen. Sic
9eLegaten 3lt Sen CONFERENCE.-The
men Ioaen anf 9re8intt 9%rimdrDab-
Ien eriudblt tueroeit uno Die Gountn-
foubentipner 1atten Damn Die aan-
Ei6atpn fir Die Gorlbentionen, fDelhe
Sic Ron6i0oten fitr ben aongreB ufto
Staafgbeamte auf1teaen, 81 nomtrtie-
rer.
Mfdter iolIten ernnnnt Deroe1,
erflart Der Toitnerteir in ieIner
gptinaff. BIeid5eitig empfieblt er
Sic 5doffltng oes 8oitens zines
GountD. @e idaTtsfiibrers, Die Der.
Numbering Der 3abI Der 0titglieoer
iii bef0en Sduiern Der 2egislatnr
ouf bic SdIfte. Elm Mebrheits-B abr-
fprud iii 3iDilpro8eiien, abiddffrnq
0es GpIteuls Der @roBgeidDorener
uliu.
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2lils Bremen, HanI.

7. SSdnuar 1917.
anfong lester ISOLDE bieIt OieI
Tarmers Seuerberiidernngs. @eiea
idaFt Bremen IN Der 6armer8 Stnte
guuf unter goriiB hires 8raiiOen-
ten 8iIbelm Rabe, 8i6eprdii0eaten
8. 81. 5toB unO 5efrGdrs 5re6.
8raae Tire sSabres. g riummIung ob.
Die 8~eriammIltng Derlief obre mel.
tere 9eltigfeiten.
Gie 81. Soiepb-@runo Sslan0
Giienbabn.g eieaihnft legte in legter
Belt ettpa eine MeiIe met BON 8re-
men nelae 8abngeleiie. 8ies mar
erforoerlid, 01 Der Sitter 8erfebr
8piiden ct. Soiepb uno @ran0 S.
Ion0 Elm INNER ftdrferer nur0e, unO
nidt Blas genug ouf bisiiger Sta-
tion non, bic Giiter5nge beioer Sid
tungen rangieren 81 laiien.
uniern Iieben Qeiern bieiiger I'm
qeqen6 mpfeble i'd oas Bud Sic
Idhrt Ser DeutidLan6" BON aapitdn
Saul aonig, melher mirflia EN-
uneridrodener Seefabrer 1T. 9ie
geIdreibungen ifno iebr ~intereiidnt
beion0ers Die Der M1oidnen. 8ir.
poaen hoffen, oaB er BALD aHteritas
4iiite mie6er CREDIT mn enolid
nal einen lieben grief alfg Der Sci.
mat ALL erEoIten. Isle Oieie 8eitung
fhon mitteilte heabfhtigt 9eutid.
Iono, Die unterieebootpoit 3piiden
4nlerifo un0 9entihLonb mn eno.
qiIltia einslridten. Sd Oenfe be-
Itinntt, oob 6ieie @inrihtltng allen
Teutih- Qnerifdnern bicIiger @egen0
aroBe Greuoe bereiten miro, Inn MN
d1rf 9euigfeiten aus Der alten 3ei-
nat 3u hoffen.
9os Bud bon go1il aonig fam
Sireft BON unierer Betriebsleitung
in Smahn oder 0ur1 unieren Sofal.
Aqenten in Bremen gum Qreiie bon
Sf.35, tnflufoe Norto, be5ogen mer-
sen. Der groBte 9eil oes GeIDiu.
nes flieBt ia. ME befnuHt. benz
geutlAen Seemauns1eim gldu 9orf
5u.
Qah 1T oog i~auitrierte v9slttid-
amerifa~ 0as unieren lieben 2elerH
ieoe ISOLDE mirflid berrlide 8il0er
Des grnben europdiiden 8eltfrieges
Scigt, 81 ealpfeblcn. gu be5iebeT
Don Calaba ODER bon unierem 2lgeu-
ten IN Bremen, meIher germ bereii
lit. Gin 8rebebeFt an ebentuclle SeieT
III scr0breihen Freis iabrlid
so 00er balbjdtrIih Si.25.
8 % 6
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
prdI. Wilicm ipriciet so
SraMcnrce btlcrinncn!

Gina 800 bis 400 6ranenltirsm.
redtlerimen b~eriommelten 4 seiite
uadmittog i'm 6itliden S1dl oes
@eiBen Supies gu elmer @eodttnis'
feier fir Sue5 RiIboaouo Bottle
pair.
grdlioent @ilion Der Die 9amen
empfing, iogte inter onoerent er
beOauere es, oaB 10 Diele glitbenoe
glnbanqcr Der 5raueHltimmredt.
gepeqling bel Ser leBten 8obI eS
niht einieben fonnten Dab Die De-
mofratii6e 4artei mebr oIs Die
@eaenbortei bereit iei. ibrer Sohe
an helfen. @r erfldrte, Dab er nidt
tmitonoe iei mebr gu hin, uIs er
in ibrem Snterelie getan babe, nno
if(oB nit Den @orten, Dab er per.
i6nli6 an 6rauenitimmredlt CLAUDE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
@oaea aauiOn beitrafen.

@aSbington. 9. San. auf Die
ggeiaerung bon Ebonas SO. qapion
bin, Dem 8nusfonitee bic Ranaen
Derienigen all lenitert melfe Die er
behnuptet. ourh 0as g2ed" mad
MaG Sir. BEL ben 90rientrmsaftio-
rea aroBe Sunrneu peroient baben
foleI. reidJte heitte aepraientant
GaIomea einen antrag Elm, metder
0em qongreB ermadtigen ioa, 3eii-
qen, one ibre ausiagan Dor aon-
areB aomitees b~erpeigern sur 5tra-
fe 5u 5Ieben
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@e6r gOamadt fir ben staOtrat

Stobtanpnlt Sobu u. Shine bat
perihiebene @orIneen nisgearbeitet.
ipelhe er Der StadtSlegislotllr 5ur
annabme ein3ureiden beobiifltigt.
Cine oerielben foroert @olmaft mir
Sen Stootrot. itaotiide Obligationen
in nnbeitranftcr Sobe allsgeben
8u oiirfen. Cine auoere gibt Dem
5taotrot Die Grmaftigung, Stras
BenDerbeiierlungen dn5uoronen, obne
0aB Die @rlinObeliser an ben be-
treffenOen Straben Ourd 9etitionen
6arllm |einfomnten.
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sieht i'd MeppIper aeaenHbsr.

Sobn aiib. Elm angeitellter bon
BLENDS 8Gderei 1922 Cunning Str,
iuuroe Montog nadt aus iiibet
Grdumen 0lrh oas @eflirre eiuer
Serbrohenen Sheibe erpedt. @r
iprang auf uno orebte 0ns 2id]t on.
oIs er ii6 al ieinem Sdreden 8luei
aerIen nit &eoolbern gegeniber
lab. @eborialr bob er bic arnle in
Die S6be, tp1hreno bic Ginorinelin'
ge Die 2noenfoiie ourdihniffelten,
lie fnnoen icood nur einige iuertloic
8apiere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
srSnt hrri ednae bnnun.

Ter Sod Mdnud Anaeiterps liegt
nit orei StuBDnnoen I'M Aiiden
uno 5denteIn idmer berlebt I'M st.
Soiepbs Soipitol oanieDer. als lem
elngrcifer befinOet iih Der @eidirr'
tuaI6er Seiiis gtob1rro in SOFT. Go.
porro, ser crit i6 Sabre tit, geltebt
feline SduIo Elm, bebnuptet ieoot ~
5eIbItberteiOigung gebanoeIt 81 hos
ben, oo 8oaelteroS ibm 8uerlt nit
Dem Eooe beorobt babe. Der 2ebte.
re bebnuptet ieOod, Dab ibn @abdrro
i'm Sdlofe iiberfallen babe. @eioe
itnb Meritaner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
u. :. mnteritiiSet1
ScrtbilSmnos5d,mlcn

@aibington. 9. San. Gas
5ol1s nabm beute Die geperbli6e
5ortbilorngs 5dulporIage an. Ser
Ielben gerndB perben fir bic ndd-
item 5ebn Satire $38400,0 600 ous8e-
porferb b%eginneno NIT Dem Sabre
1917, nm Die 5alare Der 2ebrer,
5uperbiioren unb 9ireftoren bon
5taats. Qderbau-, @etDerbe-, Sans.
boltungs. uno 9anoperferihulen
nit be5oblen au helfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
8er uirO GrbOlnussimipeftOr.

Die Itaotiide grboluHgsbeboroe
miro Donnerstag abenO cine Ser.
lommIrna obboItefL lin nniteIle oes
suriidaetretenen Gborles s. @ng.
IiIb einen GrboIlmgs. Director 81
mabIen. 5taotpater @ummel, Der
@or(tber Ser 9eboroe ertportet meb.
rere applifotionen. @r iogt, er
piir6e einen @am ernpfeblen, Der
IN Smoba mobnt, ie0o9 niht Elm
10 hobes @eboIt erbdlt, nie eng.
li1b be5ogen bat.
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Ml1dten Nenipn einner[eibtn.

Gas Qomitee oes Commercial
Club fir ltdotiihe anaeIcaeubeiten
befnBt iifl geaenpdrtig NIT El1.
men, melhe ouf Oie Ginberleibumg
pon genion unO 6lorence in @roB.
Omaha binsieIet. Gnre @orlage ioa
Der ieeigen 2epislatltr eingerei6t
fper0en, l1ut melder ben 8eiuob.
nern bon omaha nno Den beioen
@ororten @aleseubeit gegeben per.
ben ioI, iih bel elmer SpeSialtudbl
O1riIber 5i entiheioeu, Oh fte cine
IolAe ginberleibune miiniheu ober
nift.
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Stiirnter tuicccr int
rmii. 1liintitcrinm!

Berlin, 8. San. fiber 2on0on.
Boris 9. Stiirmer, melder I'M
lesten GoDember iein aHt ais ruiii-
ider 9remierminilter oil aleroroer
grepOm obgebcn miiBte, 1T mad ei.
ner MeIoung Der l1eberiee- gtaAriH-
ten Mgentnr in Berlin nit einen
mihtigen Soften I'M ruiiiideu gus-
iudrtiaen 4ulte betraitt moroen.
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gOn sOfomutiOe abcrfa6rcn.

Der 5ignaliudrter Soc 2pnoe,
Elm 01onn BON 30 Sabren, Der 1407
norol. II. Ctr. mobnte, mltroe Mon.
tag morgen ede Is. unO @rQce
CTR, BON elmer &~angtermoihine
erfoBt uno NIT FOLDER @enalt ME
Oeraei6IeuOert, baB er ben Sddoel
brah. Gr mar aif Der 5tele tot,
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$ tcMcr1ArGmbc ion
an0c5cNcn mcrScn!

g9oibington 8. San. @ie Der
Observation-Disclosures Des Souies Sit.
dim, goriibelIoer oes aomitees fit
Wlittel uit0 8ege, mitteilte, itebt Die
Der. Staaten Hegier1lng eineH Ge.
fight bon S495. 000,0 900 gegenitber.
0a8 aomitee belt beute ieiue erite
Sisltng ab. unt @oridIdge Speds
Grbobung bon Steuern entgegen 81
nebmen. Da man itd auf fem Nit.
tel einigen tonnte, miro Die Situng
8omerstog fortgeieBt meroeu.
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sntereiianter gurtraa.

SER s. 9. stougbtou Solborne
non Srforo miro inter Den Quipi.
8ien Der rGramo 9englie" am IL.
S,orutor inn 9luditone SoteI, nah.
mittaag bier u6r eiften 8ortrng ilber
.@reef ono Mooern Drama balten.
Der Giutrittspreis betrdgt SOC.
Gintrittsfart5n iino am @ingmng er.
bdltlid.
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Qiehe erbenten eil6eraena.

Sn Die 8ohmtng BON 5rau IT.
G. anigbt 290S n6rol. 81. CTR,
braden WontaG an Gage 8iebe
Elm, mabreno Die 8obnung leer
1tan0, un0 itablen peridieoenes Gil
berseitg iomte $3.50 aus elmer Sim
aeriparbitAie.
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ganineiiter in Gonbentiuu.

@egenmdrtig togt bier Der Son.
pent oes 5tnots 8onmeiiterbereins
GAS arrungenentsfomitae bat fir
sic unterbaltung Der gdite IN neit-
Qeben0er @eiie Gorge getragen;
beltte abeno miro cine S%beoterpor'
tie geaeben Der0en unO morgen
aben0 finoet I'M 6%ontenelle 9otel
Elm goffett itott.
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1(m6 ~t1pcmino pom
prohibition bcSrcbt!

G6epenue, 8po., 9. San.-$eiite
trat Die Ia. 2egisIotlir Oes StaoteS
8poming bier in Situng. $eroor.
raqen0e @eiesqeber erfldren, BOB int
nadIten Sabre i'm Stante iiber 4ro'
bibition ubgeItimmt weroen miro.
0enn iouobl Oie oeinofrdtiihen ais
audi sic repubIifnuiiden abgeorone-
ten babcn IN etnem geltern abeit0
a6qe6altenen aaltflis beidloiien Die
Jrage Dem golfe i'm Sabre 1918 sur
46itimmung 81 u~nterbrciten.
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4usrciser feltaenummcn.

3uei 16idbriae 8iiridhent Die
ibren in Gbicago lebertben gItern
oitsaeriidt ruoren, Senrb aobat unn
BiIiam Cohen, mur0en bon Der
bieligen goIi5ei feitsenomiuen ufo
in @eipabrIom gebrodt. bis adh.
rift bon ibren gItern etntrifft. Die
bei0en unternebmen0en Slnglinge
berfnuften 8eitingen otf Den 5tra.
Zen, nm ibr 2eben 81 friiten.