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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
Weighing Convenience.

ing to read the wavering record on the
face-a burden at arms length. Note
the easier way. AS one holds the
lever down he reads at leisure. and
with comfort, the weight which the
scales show. The 'bean-and-pea"
scales can be used in the same way.
Orange Judd Farmer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
COMMON SENSE HOT BED
Ry JOSEPHINE DE MARI.

At the very first stirring of the sap
comes to most of us longing to see
Dame Nature awake and go about her
spring business. We eagerly look for
the first signs of life in the naples
and in the sheltered recesses of the
woods under the dead leaves.
When I feel the first hint of spring
] start my hot bed. The illustration
shows hotbed frame which / fash
toned out Of an old glass cupboard
door, some old boards, saw, ham,
mer and nails. Critics may find fault
with it but it has been decided sue
cess and so do not mind the verdict
of the critics. Utility, not beauty, is
my aim.
The glass cover had done duty as
cupboard door for many years and
when the house was remodeled it was
consigned to the attic until it was
pressed into its present state of use
fitness.
The frame measures % inches high
Mt the back and slopes down the sides
ito the front to IL inches; the glass
frame is fastened to the back with
hinges. An excavation was dug by
the man of the house and the frame
placed upon it.
The excavation is eight or ten inches
deeper than the frame, and the frame
stands IL inches above the soil at the
back, and the front five inches. A
stout stake was driven into the four
corners of the frame to support it.
The bed is located south of the sum-
Yner kitchen, well-drained spot where
&c will get the sun all day.
The earth is banked around the
frame and ditch carries all the sur
face water away. In the meantime
the heating material was prepared.
This was horse-manure gathered from
the stalls each day and put in cone
shaped pile.
One-third leaves were added to as
Slst the manure to 'sweeten." Manure
alone is too dense and will not fer
ment properly unless leaves or straw
or some such litter is added.
AS soon as the pile looked large
enough to fill the frame it was allow
ed to ferment evenly. When the mass
was moist and steaming it was put in
TO the hotbed.
1t is impossible to give any hard and
fast rule in preparing manure for the
hotbeds for so much depends upon the
composition and texture of the ma
uure and the state of the weather.
1t is safe to say, however, that the
pile must be worked over several times
and when 1t is moist and warm it is
ready for the frame.
In the bottom of the excavation !
always place thin layer of cornstalks
cut a foot long for protection against
the cold earth. When the manure is
put in it nearly reaches the top of the
soil; then 1t is well tamped and after
tamping, 1t should reach within ten
inches of the top of the frame in
front
In the vicinity of st. Louis, Mo-,
eight inches of thoroughly prepared
manure will heat a, spring hotbed'
The bed is then covered with the glass
door and left to itself for few days
Then five inches of fine, rich, well
prepared soil is added; again the COW
er let down and the bed allowed to
leat; q thermometer placed in it and
then it registers IS degrees the seeds
re sown.
The amateur will want to sow seeds
then the bed is entirely too hot, but
aake haste slowly is good policy in
his case.
Before sowing the seeds rake the
oil to destroy the weed seeds which
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
|. SAVE FARM MACHINERY

Word is being sent out to
farmers over the country to take
special pains this fall and winter
to protect their machines. Prices
have advanced greatly, and care
Of farm machinery will pay dou-
bly, well this year. So the word
is going out
To put machines under cover
as soon as the seasons work
with them is over.
To go over every machine
carefully as soon as opportunity
will permit, tighten bolts, replac-
ing broken parts, and oiling
carefully to prevent rusting.
To paint machines, as painting
lengthens the life Of a machine.
Bridge paint is suggested as best
for fron parts.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
TIME FOR MAKING REPAIRS
List of Jobs Required Should Be Made
and Work Completed Before Gold
Weather Sets In

Are there repairs that ought to be
made in the dairy barn before winter?
Better spend a half-hour making a
list of them; and then fix each one as
quickly as possible. This wiz save
time and trouble later on.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
Advantages Claimed Are That Birds
Are Prevented From Overlooking
and Crowding.

The v-shaped bottom of this feed
hopper is made of woven wire and
The tray beneath is shallow. The adj
Vantages claimed for this arrange
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30

While fallen leaves make good com.
post heap, they do not improve the soil
until they are decayed. Do not dig
them into the soil this fall.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
WEIGHING DEVICE is HANDY
Farmer Enabled to Read Record at
His Leisure and comfort-Bur-
den Taken From Hands.

Many times farmers weigh heavy ar.
ticles by holding the scales and their
load by one or both hands, while try
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
Chick Feeder.

ment are that the chicks are prevent
eed from overlooking and crOwding.-
Wisconsin Agriculturist.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-11-30
BENEFITS OF CHICK FEEDER

Iooseeeeeseeseeeeoeeeoeses
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
dc S~eMtld6en lsOmisrpatipen.

Pad benz GriaoensFbluTc miro c8 fa 8pefelsobne berapsfe1et
Bob Der areg groben GtnfhfB of Die qnihnungen, 3de no gefre-
brngen oaer poliaiden 9ortcien 9entihlanog Gtgenbt bat sic merOen
innt lno ionoers ihre Brogrannte nebr ODER nnnoer ter entbnetoen-
ben Menoerunaen unteuuerfen mfen. Inn Dem @eHte Der neien 3tt ge-
rett su ner0en. an blrteteu miro Dies Die aonierpotiben ontou1nen,
oeren Aeien e, pe ihon tbr 9lnme anoetet. entfprttt fh allen gtepe-
rlugen entgegen5urenmen, Sn0eien mo allies liebt, fam &arl aletn
nidt hofsn~. aph Die 9onferpnioen neroen ft gehorg bdlten nifen,
renn fe rift molten, haB bic uroerme6Gfen Reformen oIne lie 81.
itanoe toHtrnen. 9enn lesteres brante tHnen non groBeren S9ooen,
as mem tie fd Sn 3ugetanonffen bequenen u0 on Der %ltnpdlapng
jeblt tGhgen Anteil nebnen.
sis felt fhetnen oe 4onierbaiben, menr man aeubn1ngen en5Iner
ihrer 9lHrer glamben 0rf, bon Ser mgebeuteten NotpenOgfet nod
8err BON Sen0ebran0, III 0ielHebr Der @aTnrng, man ioate Die Dinge
rubiq behH Ilen laen; 0enn Die @run6lngen 0s prerBnhen Stoates
gMt oeien g~runologen lift ndthrib bs in0freHe prenBiihe g8ablreft &c.
taeint, ouf benz Die 8orberrihaft Der fonRrnahnen 8artei un0 Die prt
blegferte Gteaung ibmr Sdiht beubt Denn nit elmer nirfIihen
@1bIreform uir0e bic 8run0dge Der fonerDdhben Seuhdnt in BreuBen
ef- fir oqunal be1ehtat ner0en. $50 fobiel ant benz Sbiee neht. lit
Elm @i0erfan0 menitIth bearefif. M1an boftt chen oarauf 6as 9Ra0
bod nod etnrtal s~urIdoreben 8n f0nnen.
Tns miro tnoehen btesmoI ds berffie6enen 8rnn6en nmt dngeben.
Gbne oas btorfde ger6hpft 6erienigen 5dihten 6s gofes, Die bos
9RIdgrat Der foniertohoen 4nrtei btloen, at ihmdIern, 0urf man nht
lberfeben 1B Die ibrgeu 9oHsHaien IN Der Stunoe Der @efa9r Die
qRife Sifrafet 1m0 0pferfDiqigfet BeDden boben. Shne Die gepoGs
tigea Sdfhrn9en Der oethen Snoufrie o9ne DIE Stngebung 0s gs
inften beufhen girgerttns, Dor alien Der arbeiermaHen, mare Der
srteg fdrs nit ID gfldlid .berlqtfet So0arn bari Nor6oeutihlanb
uno ben Oenofraiihen @eHt IN 5u06etihano ouber adt nhen. Der
Sn0en Dro b~erefDiatg dnerfennen, mos 3etfdIdno Der iraffen Or,
ganffuHun RrenBens 81 berodnfen bot, aber es bat cine fegeruur8elte
Mbnequnq aeaen reofion1re Reqieutnden. Sno0entihhn6 miro, menn
9reuBep nbt ols egenem antrtebe an 5etgenaBe Aeformen berantrHt.
je0eafnag etnen f6r fGrfen. 9rif in oePr Riftung nusaben.
Cine Die Dilige @RitbiHe Der 9onfrbahben pr6 cine glotte Gin.
flbung forIhrittiher Stantsfornen aer niht lGht fem. Genn Die
groben fonierpdtiben Wfddte Grone, Stddt, Seer, Stride - meroen
nel gefGigt tn0 itdrfer ais 5lbor ans benz &rieqe bTbor9eben, unS
man bari uift bergefen, bob Die gerpqthng os preuBiten Staates
and beufe nod 3un 1roBtgn Tell IN fonierDatben Sdn0en ieqt Sinh
bic 4onierbatiben itarrfophg, 10 fno ihnere polnfde Sample I'M Heifs.
tnge unb In ben nnoereu 6erthen 9arlnnenten at erDarten; 0eren
Ausgaug nieuuno bprausa6nen fnnn. 5no fe tug genug, fH redt
oe4fhIanO cine prrffhe parlamentartide aegerung bederen. me fe
os gVBen Bottles purSg it,
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Gbre, Sem Gbre oebHbtt.

ggan be aaiierhn GentI1Idn0 BAG 9onrpItment naahd5 ole feline
fIugen uAa S~pedn1Bigen ariegsnoBregelr n~nh5aabnen, Ioueit tie 0a3u
fnHanoe fn0, 10 fana bod aud bic 0euhbe Megierung mandes BON
ibren 5en0en Iernen. 9n5u gebort Dor alien 8tngen cine Before un0
energHhere ausnusrng Der DertDoaea Bnfe, Die tie in Der 8refe befst
ODER Denlgfens behben fonnte. Str mefB beute, Delh geffidten rn0
nfrfdmet @ebrnlh 6e Getn6e Gentidanns BON oiehr gsaffe genaft
babens ne Die Brefe IN Gngldno, 6ranfrid rn6 ahh NuBIon6 Die
GTnfrethngsbottff for0erte, pelfe aIs bic 9run0Rgenoe urfahe bes
grpBgn 8et5rnnoes be5etfHet mer0en 0arf, ME ie mad Dem gusbruh
beg Rrleges Die naitrdle 8et gegen 9etlhlano un6 feline gln6esgenoHen
aafbeete un0 nit DeIhem erfoIge fe nod lett 0ife fnternatinnnIe grluas
ucnbergifhffg bereibt. Maen 0iein MafenihuHan fmn0 Die 6eutffe
Stenung enrarHhe. oe IBr os efnen 70 unge6eaer nihhgen 5afor
in Der @eHuhng Der offantlhen Mein1ng geblbrt. lin 10 mbr freuen
MIR ms nhr bic 4a5eihen, Die 0arauf ~binsu0eupn. ihenen, bB bic
Deutfde Fe9ieung tbren Srrtrm erfdnnt bat tto gepidt III, before ito
anqere On tebungen our 8reie her5nhpgeH ghres hhpr 4n3ethea If
bHden n KIN benz nohiehenoen grnf, ben Der 0e1fde Geihsfanser firs-
lid an A. R Sober IN 9~2ag0ebutg, Den @orfsenoen 0e8 8erefns bent.
Ider 3enungsnerIeger, rftae:
sir Die mir namens 5s gerefns Ser geutfhen 8etunaBperfeoer
rot 4blfuB Der Observation-Disclosures mtgeetIen geIoqitife nher
iene unfa1enoe 8erbetdtgfft iage i'd S5nen berbinoIfdfen Tdnf. 3r
rlnfblfdeno Gnf ben let f~erteben0en gldn3en0en fnan5teaen GtfoId, bin
i1 mir beDuBt, IN ME hohent D1aBe bas @eangen hon Der gitorbet Ser
8rehe an Der bic 4~neebea0s Edigfet S6res 8ereins berborraaanoen
Anel beHBt td5 fan. gt Der hor3HgIdfen 5odadtunq Bin fh
Gner acknowledgement ~eraebener geffm1nn Soaueq.~
1e groBen 8er0iere Der berthen 8tefe nuroen aud i'm gReidg.
tag 0urb ben 2ehhgidasiefrddr, Brnf goOeru, ionic SArd ben grnF4
benEen 0es notwithstanding 81. Mabenieui. nit 8gnrtpu mernpr
gn uObI ben ShluB. 0nB bic oeaHbe Hegierunq IN grfanft ser IreIfe
HeHr gerhauen ftenfeu DB. fe Die 9roBe 9eodt, UeBe bic greTie re.
BrnfeHfert1 g~run6Hder l0 finger ntgfnben in6 0E Sdher sic Rrefe
efe mi4hgpre unD mirbgere Stole TIT nattonaien 2eben bes alien gafer-
lM1Dcs lpielen mrh lMo tie bat gerehten 4npr1f 6nrutf tit dIeia
neQen Der mertDoaen paniotiihen 8ienfe, Bic fe Dem 8ateranoe ee
lemE bnt ion0ern aid 0aum1, neil man ibr 6as 3etdnts mlsae0en
mNB. 0B fe i'm gegeniat I'll Ser fetnata grefe, Sic bafe 1thfs net
ter IT aIs cine feHen0e StraBeEornet felt benz ausbraA 6s areaes
nunHd1c AaBtlde urtnaen0 abgeegt I'M. I'M gnnsen ben SoH aef1noqa bot,
ne e 0r grcBen Saae, fir Die 3euidIono fdnfpft pinie it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

@eldes Mds6hinIem qlter mitIien
6ieie 9amcn CREDIT boben, iel6it
ipeiiit fe Die afieger bon 1912 IN
aerem bShitel Alter nod Freiten?
gom Hlerifnniihen ariege 1846-4s
fnS nod 5i3 Solooter uno 1858
@ittpen iibrig, Die ie6enfdIs alei6.
falls 1fPr Elm iebr reipeftables III
fer berfiigeit. 8em g~iirgerfrieg
166f-65 ftoiioen am 80. Stunt
1916 nod 362,277 penfi0nier4e Col
eaten auf Der Cite cine 3iffer,
Die 1T Anbetradt Der ieit0em Der.
IoHenen 3eit ftyperIid elmer genau-
en- 8riiFung ItaaobaIteit f0mnte. Snl
gansen meroen 7O5,572 geniionen
on SolOnten, oeren MittDen urio
Smterbliebenen oilggesnbIt iooaB
Sic oben TfiDabnfe SlarrnIe erfidr.
lid piro
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eantaes esbsi1.

Sem man bort, o1B i'm lesten
Medmmasjabre $t59,155,090 fir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p0rt Der RegteH
rufa berausgobf Diir0ea mtrs
man lia bod froaen miiiien: $50.
rsttt oieie ~usgeheltre Surnme, 0o
SIC Ser. Staaten felt Dem Sir
~9efirieqe feinpn eroBeren arieg ae.
fnhn baben2 Gas &atiel lot fdI.
meisa nan Die ein5elnen 8oiteI
heifndae olls oenen iidr Der 8ea-
ff6n ios,b suiaatmeniebt. 90 IN.
olassbIid Is aud prIheiHen nag,
nsm arigae 1912 beiinOen iid nod
f3b Mfipea bon 1eu oaHnligel
GnIbatei auf Ser Site, Man fagt.
Qeaiioaen ms aliersDerioreung be.
oisaIli6eh 6iG Hunale6iglgji. 1as ii
hiir III b5diisu Grade riueeircffcH-
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bung mebr, netn gei1gt miro, bic
oelitihen &nudbocte piirben eng.
Iano i9lieBli9 nod boIltdrotg aus.
bungern, es ouf oemielben Bege be.
aDtneen ottf benz es DeitihIan0
at siuingen beobiihtigte. llno In
Gnglot6 tpeiB man ons. Man
|fiiblt, bob Die Observation-Disclosures ith
imuer feiter Dor Die engliideu Sn,
ieIr legt. @an Iiebt es aif Dem
qebensmittelHiorft unb man iiebt es
an ben greiien u[er glrtifel, Die
guglauo iiber See be5ieben utiiB.
Die Eropbe3eiung bes dmerifuni.
Iiden Observation-Disclosures Clinton
Safe, 0dB Die oeiitiden 3olihboote
ben ariea innerbolb eittes Sdbrcs
5uni AbidluB brtngan miir0ert bat
aud in Gngtdn6 at benton gege.
ben. Sod refnet man attf DIE
SiIfe Der Scr. St1dten. 8om
@rGiiOenten 8ilion erportet man,
Dab er idlimmiten GoIles einiprin.
gen unO Geliti6Iuno abermals In
Die arrle faIleii miro, menn es iifl
5l elmer gerih1rfung 6eg Saud-
b~ootfrieges i'm Sinne Ser 3trptB
i6en Rolitif cnti6lieBen ioqte. Wlar
itiiet oieie grip1rtiing ultf Die be.
fannte friegeriihe GrtIGrung Oes
Stdnts 2oniing aber mir
iiirdten iebr, SoB man it'd oamit
mieoer einmal ielbit betriigen miro.
GeutIhlono mnB Sen Grieg 8u
GrOe bringen. Go ODER 10. IS
bat ben guten 8iaen ee5eigt, i'm
burh 8erbnnnIungen gum 4bihluB
3i brineen, nber oofiir bot es fem
Grtsesenfommen gefltnben. Beth.
maHn-Spameg bat man als 5rie.
bensbermittler obgeIpbnt MN bat
Sin6enbnrs 6as @ort un6 bieleift
aud 8irpis. @ern GeutihlanO 0a.
riiber Sli einem @ntidluB fonimt,
bann miro CT aud ausgefiibrt tper.
oan, einerlei mas grdiiSent @il.
ion fun mag. gs bot in Der
8audbootfrage an ieinen bolferreflt-
lid abiolut unboltbaren 5tanb.
puntt mebr 8tgeitduOniiie gemabt
olB nit ieinem mobloeritanbenen
Sntereiie bereinbar mar. S5est ban,
BELT es fid fir 8eittidlano unb
feline 8erbinoeten Inn einen aampf
auf 2eben uno 1oo. SSn einem
iotden aantpfe lit ieoe @affe be.
redtigt. einerlei, ME idner Die
Reutralen getroffeu iperoen. 8as
0eltife @oIf min Ieben uno muB
Ieben. es bot Elm Hedt 5il Iebeu,
uno es bat Ole 9flidJt iein 9ebpn,
gegen jene 8u berteiOigen Der e.
bebroht. ginerIei, mie CT beiBt
ltns pom iuonnen er fornrlen mog.
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THE HUNDRED
AGAINST PEACE!

HL fNaaWM N.HNN raaNWW" afawWaaaaNuN MH# N.Y.
One hundred clergymen and lay
men have issued a protest" to the
Christians of America against "pre-
mature" peace. The total losses Of
the Allies exceed is, 100000 men;
the total losses Of the Central Pow
ers exceed 5000, 900. Evidently this
is not enough 70 glut the bloodthirst
Of these worthless. Are they speak
ing in the name Of humanity or in
the name Of Moloch? Are they
speaking in the name Of Christ, or
Anti-C Christ? Stripped Of its hoary
hypoerisies, Invested Of It's fabric Of
cant and f1endacity, their appeal
spells bloodshed until all Europe lies
PROSTATE under the tentacles Of the
Vampire Of the Continent, England,
and the Morgan investment in Brit
ish securities are safe. Their voice
is not the voice Of the church they
p~rofane, but the echo Of Wall Street.
Where their treasure is, there Is
their heart. Where other men have
a heart, these men evidently carry a
ticker. We could understand their
hysteria, IL their country were in
danger. But their country is not
jeopardized by the war, it is only
their pocketbook that is touched. 1t
is not necessary to dissect their
clumsy attempt to discredit the great
work Of the American Church Peace
Union. In fact, no comment is need
ed. 1t sufices to print the names
Of signers Of this document, saving
these whose obscurity is such that
even the English-bought press re-
fuses to drag them into the light
Of day. Let these names stand
written in letters of blood in the
Book Of Shame:
George Wharton Pepper, Of Phila-
delphia.
Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills, Of
Brooklyn.
Rev DR.. William T. Manning, Of
Trinity Church, New York.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott, Editor Of
The outlook.
John Grier Hibben, President Of
Princeton.
Charles L. Bonaparte, ex-Attorney-
General.
Bishop Philip VI RhineIander, Of
Pennsylvania.
Winston Churchill, Author.
Henry g. King, President of Ober-
lin College.
Clifford Pinchot.
Bishop William Lawrence, Of Mas
sachusetts.
Billy Sunday.
Dr.. Cornelius H. Patten, of Bos-
ton, Secretary of the American
Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions.
James A. Speer, Of New York,
Chairman of the Laymen's Mission
airy Movement.
Bishop Charles F. Anderson, Of
Chicago.
Eben e. olcott, Of New York,
President Of the Hudson River Day
Line.
Bishop Thomas F. Gaylor, Of Ten
nessee, Chancellor of the University
Of the South.
William J. Schieffelin, Of New
York, Merchant and President Of the
American Church Missionary Society.
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in Wlprico gity, inmitten an Der
8irrniiie lnb llnrubeu, nabrenb Der
lesten Monate nidt peniger ais
10000 8eios fir oas oeutide Rote
areu5 m1fgebradt bet,
IS ergibt lid ionad, baB bic
~grob5agige ariegsbtlfe oes 8eutid.
amerifmertnms aud IN anberat
8eilen Der 8elt miiroige @egenItiide
sefHnoen bat. ga. Der DeutiHe tint
allslouo bat a@utes eetdn~ uno .er
mirb niht ermiiDen" bis Der Iesfe
8~erturnOete gebeiIt, Der lette Snba.
lioe beriorgt Die lebte gitue unb
Die leBte @nile Dor RaBruagslurgen
gelidert lit. Genn ct lit iib Der
9totipenoigfeit at belfen beiDuBt,
peiB, DAB es mlf feline 9iLfe on.
fommt, uno mill Ieinem &er3en nidt
Die 5re1ioe seriaeeIh nit Der i'm bic
oantbare gntgeGennobme ieiner
Sben0eu erfilat. limo er miro 6teie
9flidt gegen 6as alte @aterIutib al
erfiiaen berm0ger, iinbeihoeet letter
politiihen 3ugeborigfeit 5n anoeren
Rationen, inter 0eren 5abnen er
cine rteue Seimat gefun6et bat.
m - QNY n 49, ~ CnnF na@
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Sic brand9en nid1t
an Katarrb 81 leioenl

oouernbe 8siEnna eriportef fam. 5s F6nener
gie Sieg Besreliea, 6rlto eber speroen gls
etfna6 ieln. 2. z. e, sas loon abtr fihtsss
Sabre sfbraurhi pire, berlreisi Sns aaiarf1.
@iit aus 3bEeni alIi, resniat uHs itdrii e.
trslbi ben feugR erbensiali our6 cur eduses
s5ftein ant albt Sbnen 70 Sbre @efnnDtslt
Disber. sic lpsroen iFsi ielH bon gdleinss
abisH6erurg tn @laaoe, eni5aEbuna Der
Observation-Disclosures, SlIieIn Hnb epnden.
eiie berIdBIiasi slgoi6cisE haben =. z. {.
borratia nrs MIR rnfsn sbneh an. bdsidbe
i0icrl 81 ssFiuHcn.
4as 1Gnrt i~irfefrr hnr6isiHii6eg A6ieiiHna
III eerne sur BeaHtportnHs bon anfrassn BE.
reli aeiHs BeredrlHe iif mtobiut11eh mai
efeibt Of zDiit epsxifc apspnab, %
Slpsis enberaieTa. Anautn. Ga.
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aber Gle miiHen i'm ans Siren
gInt ~Dtrtrtibeu, nth TIN bnnernb
los 81 iuerbeH.

8isnslat mar Is sore espsbnteit, ibfsH
aaiarrs NIT aubtriiasn @'ttseIn tsiisa 81
ls0asn. sie beriu4ien 5eraaaber. @aidarp
esn rts GaresIpaieF aHS fanbsa aud seit
neihes erIsIeisruna. nber Hs1 fnrser Set
5aiteu gle tihtn anbsrsn aufdI aub nun
sprtsn fa sariber. Gle mtaes ubsz sisr
il xstradt sistsn baB ber aaiarrb zine sn'
tslsIoh bss Mniss IT ms sassE bisisIbs ans
benz elptt bertriebea perosH mus eFe asaH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10
Gin P~irneeiptnit.

Isle misunderstanding Elm @anoels.
trieg 3pii6en ben iid Jet befrie.
genoen eltropdii9en gtationen mad
5rieoensIhluB lit, fam man iifl
Ieitt an Scr SonS Der Son0elsitu.
tiItif flar MAIDEN. Sbr ge~genieitis
qer @drenulstouih betrug ieinem
@erte rad iii benz iesten Sabre
Dor Dem arfeg iiber bret Wtiaioroen
ToRdrg. Cabin tuur0e ods Mns.
ftbrgeifdit ielbitpcritdnoIid aus
i6IieBlih MIR TIM oes ghlbers miIen
qefnbrt, m6bren0 bel Der einfubr
in erIter 2irie bic 6rage muBge.
bend 1T, no bic aeiuinihte 8ure
att biaigIten gu befontmen lit. Sh
bieIen 5duen miro Dies In einetfi
Der 1afborIdn0et ititt, Doft DEM diis
ole 8erionotuften geringer finb, nls
bon einein iibcrieeiihrh Sdnbe.
Gs lit g1rftitJt ourdit gu opnfen,
6nB Die enropdiiden 9tdtioner, BLOB
uin aud mad Dem ariege ibrem &C.
gchiettigen 9db greifbdren ausorud
Su geben TIRE 9e0iirfHifie iieber diif
tenteren Mdrttm befrieoigeh ioas
teh, ots Dem friiberen 5ettoe o6er
gibdleu etfoos 81 beroieheit 5a &c,
ben. Grot aHer gegeilteili8eii Ser.
Iiherungen Der atIiietteii b0lt fifj
Der SafoeL e%benioiebr bon BeflbIs-
6uieIei frei nie 0ie 8olifif. Ger
adufndnn fragt MIR Oandd, foober
er ieire 4rtifel an biaigiten uno
beiten be8ieben funit itn6 ipiiroe iei-
rer aegterunG iaas fie es beriui
den ioate, ibut 6ieie biaigen Gin.
fdufsquelIeit 81 beritopfen, ernite
llnannebmIid)feiten perurfohen,
auberoem gibt eg gefDiiIe artifeI,
bic mir in beltimmfen Sdhoern al
baben fino, mfs Der arieg aud Inns
Anterifanerf iebt belttlib 3i &c.
mite gefiibrt fat.
limb no iDoqen Die Aaiierten ID
raid einen Gtias fir ben Mtdrfi
Der NitteItiidhie fidoeit, onf benz fl
bisber obne ole @tilbe i1brlidl Mt.
tifet gum Bertr non 0rei @1iaioroer
berfmift bd6e12 6dterreid llngorr
pfIeate bon ben aIIiicrfen fir 5000,
000l000 @nren at fanfgn. geutidl
lon0 beoeitef6 nre6r, itber cine Oil.
Iior6e. 8laubt nan bier in amertfc
mirflih olh nur einen AugenbEid
0aB Die gngLanSer. 5ranSoien uni
Mullen duf fieie on0ertbolb @iai
arden freimiIig 80 @uniten ame
rifos beraidten fperoen?
Sdou I'M Sobre 1914 idrieI
Grnft @lorie Nrnoot. oer eroBr
preuBilde g1triot, ilbet gngIono
@eIh' unfDiir6ige eiferiudt uni
Neib gegen 9renBen, neil bas idDien
gtfpas @robes iDerben ali f0nner
8eIhe oreifadF eiferiudt iDirbe q
ioaIeih o~Ffenbnten, iDettii genfifj
Lamb je in Gle uiirbige SteIuhI
~tnnBlen fGnrte, MIR ben anforg ei
ner SeemadJt St bilDen2@ Seoel
Bort hof beatE Cone 8erehtigung
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

Der @etaitsgeber Der Seem 9orf
SItnes, Serr Abolpbus eds, ldBt'
H6 Ton ieineht @ngeItedtgn 9errn
Cafes tinIi6rfn. 4her Der Serr.
Ehs bIeitt e trotoem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-10

Carer Cleaning Go. Gel. geb. 1892.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-11-06
YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAIN
FOR REHODOTR LIBRARY

For the benefit Of the free library Of
Rehoboth Beach. a delightful minstrel
show was given in the Blue Hen The
atre, that town, on Saturday evening
by the young people Of Rohobolh. The
entertainment was given under the au-
spices Of the Village Improvement Asso-
citation. The program included clever
local hits, toplcal and popular songs
and representations A large and en-
thusiastic audience attended The
Misses Ida Lindale, Mary Riggin.
Blanche Trultt and Katherine Ross as
end men kept the audience in an up
roar, while Miss Susan Kern as
Charlie Chaplin" with a dachshund
Chancellor gave a very clever inn
personatiOn Of the popular movie star.
Vocal solos were given by the MI ses
Mary Rlgein, Katherine Ross end poarl
Frazer, while the Misses Leora button
and Ella Frazer and Lucinda Johnson
and Mildred Jacobs sang several duets.
Joseph Dutton acted as interlOcutOr
and Mrs Lulu Jacobs and Miss Linda
Chase were accompanies. ORIGINAL
patriotic songs and drills were given
by Red Cross maidens and Boy Scouts
Little Miss Rebecca Williams, in over
alls and with a rake across ner shout
der, told how Uncle Sans girls must
do their bit" Miss Mary l.. Powers
was director for the entertainment.