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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
9atriOtiiae ana nnpatriutiide 9e6en

5n Der 8~eriaminllna Der Sand
leosfommer INN Den BntriotismuS
5u beben. tnaren fuum $50 @erio.
men auiueieno. Or. Con Wocrae
lno Sinlen btelten Heoen, in oenen
iie Den MnngeI al 4otriotismus
inter Der bieiigen 8epoIferung
if)arf fritiiierteu. auOere Geoner
erregten ieood 9egeiiteritng uno
perloneten onB Die Aumeienoen iid
inter onB Banner iharen gum
5hube 0es Gotertam0es. Glide Scr
3ub0rer bemertten oorouf, OoB 10.
bulo Die 9ie0ner Iih in Die glrmee
reiben lieBen, miiroen iie ibren 8eis
ipieI folgen. Gin 3eoner nlnfte
Ole 8emerfung, oaB etli1e 6nrmer
I'M gountD ~erfl1rterL ais iic onfge.
forbert ptlroeu, oafiir 5t iorgen. ooB
lie eine quite @rnte er5ielen oaB tie
feline Gr3eugniiie 5ieben moqeu fir
Die AQiierten. 8enn in oen Ser.
.iammIrngen ioIdje &eoen gefilbrt
lperoen, oa fam Der Qotriotismls
bod nidt geiuedt meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
Gin geaer in Sal aenOmmer.

9ob Elm gteger in Sat aerdt.
birfte ia rsobl ni6t5 gtelle8 iein.
DAB iaood elm geger infolge 0es
Grieges uno ieiuer loaenoen 3unge
iid gum gerrGter oas 8aterIanoes
madte 0Irfte oas 0eueite oaf 6ieiem
@ebiet iein.
9foscoe Giping, Elm foblidDarBer
9nrger, bate nit la1ter Gimme
Die 0eutihe diplomatic qelobt, neil
iie oen oSdnur3eu" ben Stoat &c.
ros oIS freien ogtegeritont" in Nus.
itht geiteat babe, pern Die bic
iiqen S0bna SorHs itd an elmer STE.
beaion beteiligen molten. 9oS
ounnle @eihpds brqhte ben odmli.
den aerl in Sf)pulit1ten. 0crn er
mur0e ols 8errdter oon Der beili-
gen 6ermol0do qepndt ii. ms 2eh
geitedt uno unter $500 8ilrgidnft
geItelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
Nus Council slufFs.
SIT Suiua lett trudcno
Sis6cr itnRS Der Staat Soma i'm
6uf, Der n%uaiieite trofene"
Staat Sl iein.

SieIe 8erionen, bic bigber ibr
NOTICES gtoB entiue0er our6 Boot.
Ieegers ober Oireft Der Grpreb be.
5ogen. neroen on0ere 9tittel ons
fpenoen miiiien, I'M in Den 8eiit
Der geliebten 5I1ihe 81 gclangen.
3as 81noess g[ppeaationsgeriht bot
Den 8erfebrss @eieaihaften berbnten,
Senotlngen bon @etranfen an5ltneb.
men ODER aud o%b5ulieiern. 9tae
5enoungen. Die III ben 2~agerrdu.
men Der Decentralization ODER Or
preB aomponien %geflnoen peroen,
miilieu nit @eidIdg beIegt per0en.
Der uobre 8ootlegaer lit ieboG niht
10 letht ein5ui6lhteru, er finoet
immer nod Mtittel uno @ege, feline
trofenen &1mOen gegen glttes Gnt.
.gel0 81 beoienen. 3ieie $erren,
melde ben stiefeIid1ftler Dem oil.
itdnoigen @irt bor3ieben, iino es,
Die am ln1tteIten fir Die ginfitbrltng
Der 9robtbition geidrieen baben uno
nod idreien. Gs idaoet nifts, perm
Die 8robibition reht toll nltet. oeun
.ie idlimmer Der erniiige 5pitd Tim.
gebt, beito raider lit oerielbe obge.
tan. @orerit miro ieooh Der Sdnap8
oIe miloeren @etrdnfe p~eror1ngen
bis Die er%artenbaften 6oIgen oe8
-3uanggeieses nlid Dem glinoeiten
Die augen 0ffnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
NrDf. 6crSU9 IObt CieicS
perfeftc 9lbfiibr .NfitttI!
9r. GaIbiuea's SDrnp Gcpfn, elm
ioeaIes 5ilfSmittel gegeu
@eritOpfnns.

Seoe Gomilie bot mebr ODER noe,
niger @ermenouna fir elm abfibr.
mittel. @ernoe fir oieien 8ned
ipuroe 8r. Golonea's SDrllp 8cpiin
hergeIteIlt. Gin 9GUeis, 0dB bicies
aus a~bfiibren6en Sr1itern uno Rep-
fin beraeltaate Seilmittel ieinen
3lped ertii[lt benefit iein 8orban-
6eniein in touienoen bon alnerifani-
iber Snrnilien.
8rof. s. s. 6. Serboa, Der be.
fannie Sprodenforider, 234t Roro
Grionna Ctr. 8bilnoelpbia, 8a.,
ihrieb on Or. GaIomea, ooB or
@alOmeG's Syrup Bepiin in ieiner
9ousboItitng nit aroBem grfolg
oertDenoet uuo boB feline GamiIie
oa8ielbe olS niabrer 8reltno in Der
Not betrohtet uno itets cine 6ld.
ide borrGtig lGIt.
&eritopfulig lift Ole urIohe bieIer
neiabrlider GrGnfbeiteu unO elm gu.
Itano, Der ME iiberieben per0en fol-.
te. Start un0 idarftuirtenoe a6.
fitbmitteI ionten nier1nls bertpenbet
tner6er, ba iie 6ltrd ibre iibermdBige
itarfe 8irfunG on8 a0rper. uuo
@eroauunasiuitem iddOigen. Sin
miIOes 4bfiibrmitteI tuie Or. galo.
nea's Syrup gepiin lift entIhieoen
por8tstehen. &c lit Ieiht un0 bod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
500 prcisItciocrMm0
Scr 11iariUcn Gar Ut
~ci9cntlict ilur $40!
Die SreisernieOrisnue lettcn Sabres
maAt bic ietise GrbObnug
nabeSu nett.

Die Gr6obuna bes Greiie8 fir 2
W1oriDeI Wooeae ant 1. N1oi beoeu.
tet eigentlid cine 8reisiteigenng
bon MIR $40. pie aus folgenbem
beroorgebt Sic &auier bon gunto.
mcbils tuer0en ii6 erimern ooB
trob Der oamals ihon Iteigen0Gi
Automobilpreiie Die R~etoiIpreiie Der
Mornea's I'M lesten 5riibiabr nm
$50 berubgeiett muroen. IS mar
Dies cine lle6erraidunq Der Saiion.
8enn man nun Die 9reiserb0bunq
bon $50 per Gar oieies 5riibiobr
init Der 8reisernieorigung lcetes
Sobr bergIeiht miro man finoen,
Dab Die iesige &reiserbo9ung ei-
gentli1 nur in 3rDei $5.0oanri6ei.
men beitebt.
auBer0em peilt 0te Martpea. sc.
ielidaft int Re6t oorouf BIN, ooB
lire @eriteaungsf1bieteit 70 beoeu.
tend erbobt muroe uno ausDr1f
ftuDet in Den 8erbeiierl1ngen un6
gteuerunaen ihrer WooeQe, Dob Die
$40 beoeliteno il6ermogen meroen.
8abon meroen ith Die 9eIiber bon
100000 MariUea Wooeqe leidt
iiber3eneen tom1en. 0ie @eieal6aft
bat jebt 8rpei gSege Sngenieure, nit
Der arfqobe. Die Cars ieoe ISOLDE
Der ihDeriten 8riifungen 3u unter.
5ieben. 8ieie Sngenieltre itno Stan
8. Mcgeomarn unb q. %. Gibbs.
Nus t6ren g~rfabrungen miro Die
@eieaidaft fir Die GarbeIiker neuen
gtuBen 8ieben.
Gin onoerer Softor. Ser 6osu
beitr6at. es Der @eieqidoit 3u er.
m6glihen ben 9reis beruntersubol-
ten, beItebt in Ser 3otiahe, ooB lie
0ieies Sabr Die meiiten Grufs bon
alien 5obrifen Der Belt berfteIen
miro. sic fueroen ungefGbr 10000
iolder G~abr5eltge f~abri3ieren rno
ons be0eutet 9efonomie uno Eild-
.tigfeit in Der gon3en Anlage. Die
Nnrpen gompngnp lit Den Itets itei.
gen6en 8reiien fir Waterio[fen
nit elmer iteigenoen 2eiitungs.
f1bigfeit fiegreih geqeniiber qctreten
|uno lit oeshoIb In Der Gage, oos per.
Ifefteite aiitomobil 81 Dem g%eringiten
8rofit ber5uitellen.
&nft @eb. 1872 fir gareb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
GROCER B0gar SeS
sHN5citc GMrnUcrcins!
8eeimnen1 @uatng, ben 20. ApriI;
GMIuF Cunning abeHO, ben
20. April.

Der Giioieite 9ifrnberein, meIber
uhldnalt lem eiaenes Seim erfDor.
bell trnD 0osielbe germ i6uloenfret
aaIieben baben m0bte, beronItaltet
susn gelten Des 81uionOs einen gro.
safnr, ncr bon SeoerL Der es
lfacno ermoglifen fam, beiudt mer-
0ea Iclte. Inn 10 mebr, oa Der Gin.
trItf mr. t0c foitet. Gen 8eiiiheru
MIRO eine 1~ngenehnte llnterbolhing
deboten iueroen. @dbren0 Der Gouer
Get y1ir miro uber Die popuI6rIte
Game, Die ben @aiar beiudt, abge-
ltunmt mer0en.
se0en Aben0 miro ben 8eInhern
el1oas 9senes geboten meroen. Conn.
tag nbem0 finoet Elm Gau3ieben Sfpi.
TMen Der S~ltrnerriege uuo elmer fol.
den 0es GpnlIotng atbletic Club
tait ferner ueroen iid bic @ebrI.
Der Eubig inn Aingfnrnpf meIien.
2ienstng, ben "a. 4priI meroen
M bic @eIhdftsIerte Der 8inton
5irnbe ouf Dem 8aiur elm Stea6id,
ein geben ifnO oos Sbrige gum or.
Folg 0esieIben beitragen.
Mfittlpo1 aben0 per0en mebrere
0ogen ben gaidr beiliben unD bel
aieirr @eIeqenbeit tueroen bic 9r1i0
@arben, B. 8. g., elm DtultereTer.
siercr 0nffiibren.
lnnnerstng obeno lit fir bic oeiit.
IHen 8eretne beItimnt, bic itfer
berfebIen inerbeu, fih redlt
i abIreith an BEN goiar sa beteiligen
n0 ihr ShGfLein gum 8ntfono
eltrngen mer0en.
nreitng nberl0 finbet elm ernBes
smuatlsrnen oes Siioieite &lirrlper.
rs Itatk
I Smaistng iDG0en fih Die unifor-
Ifierten Riegan mehrerer 2ogen an
4 in Metterer5ieren be%teiIigen. Der
4 reis beitebt In elmer pr1dtigen iei.
] men 6abne.
Vim 5onstog 1T rgnbb" abeno;
os inonfte gobD oif Dem 8niar
bdIt efren 8reis.
Nerborsubebe1 neroient, bob Der
befonnte Moler S. 8r1nmer. elm
IerrAihes bon i'm ieIhit ongefertig.
tes @er1lhe gum @eihenf gem1ff
BOT Ods nuf Dem 9oior CUR 8erIo.
luna aeIanat.
5teinb1uIens Grheffer miro ieben
9bgnS Die Ganauntiif Iiefern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
Rntriptiidlc 9empnitrntinn.

SIR 8onHerstag lit cine groBe
9eriammIlng in au6itorium ge.
plant. nm 5oI0aten mir Die qrnee
5u geiuinnen. aH 8onerstag lit
Der Snbrestag Der Sdlaht bel Sc.
rington un0 lit man Der Meinutg,
0aB Dies Der geeignetite Gag mir cine
iolde a1nbgebung lit. Gin GROCER
ltm5ig miro gebaItan, an Dem lid
Die beige Drills aonlpoenie, Die
6enerpebr. @ereine uno 2ogen 10.
ME Die Sdulfinoer beteiligen mer.
BEN. Cine gn5obl befannter Reo.
ner uerben aniprahcn baIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
grst beim gloten aren,.

Rr. Don Mocroe, Director 6es
9oten areit3 SoipitnIs, bat bic or.
Ioibnis erlangt, oen go. Bluffs
3neig bieier fpobItati9en Srqaniia-
ton oIs cine ginbeit SIT organize,
rem. Or. 6. 81 SIN, elm mobile.
fainter bieiiger ar5t lit Der erIte.
Der feline Dienite benz bieiigen 3ncig
beS Goten areli3es %angeboten bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
Sin @eIn@ beg @nnuernenrg.

8oup, Saroing bat EN- 0ffeHtli.
Dies @eiud ON Sic giirger hes
StootcS gcitelt, oabin gu arbeiten,
ooB mebr 9abrungsmittel er3eugt
neroen I'M Der ~orobenoen got mo
Seuerltng 5u %itelern. gtidt olein
lit oas @eiuG on Ole 5armer ge.
ridtet ionoern ON ole giirger, sic
ilber Elm 5lefden @roe berfiigcn.
allies 2ono fol- bebout mer0en. I'M
cine mogli6it groBe Menge Sab.
rimgSItoffe 81 er5eilgen. gtidt ALIEN
UNI bos 8oIt Der Ser. Stonten git
e%rndbren, ion0ern ben ~olliierten
MGdten oabon eiuen Eetl 8litommen
51 loiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

in Der ndditen Siblng Slir annob.
gcIongen. Ger EIau lit bonn
AusihuB Der Sonoclsfommer Itnrf
enpfoblen noroen un6 beitcbt oorin,
OoB ole 4bfdae 5ltr 5iittcrting bon
Sdmcinen bermen0et neroen fol-.
len, Die ii6 oa0uf eignen. ale nnne.
rem aber ioIlIlen berbronut fperoen.
Man bofft aitf oieie 8eiie cine CUTE
@iunobme 8u e%r3ielen. Cine Ser.
brennungsonIoge iou untiirlid er.
rittet neroen. gS lift 81 boffen,
bob Der neiie 8lon and enoIid ein.
nal iii ote Eat umgeiett miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
Ghefnnhe.

Grau Glqa Martns. bat i'm 8i.
itriftsgeridt cine Sdei6ungsfIoae
gegen ibren gbemarn Senrp G..
Mtarten8 einqeleitet. 3as Baar
fpuroe im Sabre 1910 getru1it. als
S1ei0egr1inO gibt Die aIG9erin
.@rauiamfeit" an. gle berIangt
$50 Temperate monatIihe mio $75
pcrmanente alimente; ferner Den
gciiB Der Snlsgerdte un0 8e3nb.
lung Der aobofoteu @ebiibren i'm
8etrnge BON SIS.
abonnierf oftf Die EdgIi6e Erioitne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
a~nsaebrannte @ebanbe ernenert.

Die arbeiten on ben bor 8 $50.
den olisgebronnfen @eiddft8bduieru
idreiten raid boran. Scr Sapp
8lod, rporin iid1 Die Commercial
9~lotionoI gant befon0. miro pa1r-
ideinIi6 nie6er 3uerit bergciteQt
nerben uno mie berlalttet, Toll oas
@ebauoe be0eltten6 Deridonert unO
berbeiIert merben. are8ge, Der 81.
gentilmer oes t0e 2a0ens miro iein
@eidGit audi peientli6 bergroBern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
geat gernfnua Gin.

2ouis Sinon, elm befanuter Gro
Ger, pltroe ON Somstog benz &oIi.
5eirifter norgefiibrt, Inn iif tpegen
SdneafabrenS 81 oerantporten. Ger
Hidter Iegte ibm cine @eI0itrafe bon
SIS oui Dogegep Stmon 9erufung
einIeete, % er beteuerte, nidt ifnea
gefa1ren 5lt iein. Bel ben 8crhono-
liipgen bate Der angeflagte nit
aapit1n Sbofer cine 9eftige @Isein.
nn0aietung iin0 his Simon iein
Auto beiteigm noute, Uur0e er nod.
mails berbaftet, neil iein qltto nif)t
bic NOTICE 2i8ensnunImer bate. 81.
mon beteuerte mieoerbolt ieine lin.
uno bebauptete er babe feline
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
Sibeu ,,fuodeutrofen.n

Gle oelttide Sdiffsmannihaften
bot man I'm Sort 9fc8berion in sc.
oraia nterniPrt uno leion uirter Den
tnphentrofencn @eieter, iagte cine
@eltorer 8eitung; es milroe ieoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
Sin hHbIdes @ebnrtstansncidcnf

6err 8enrn 8ronoes, Der nobl-
6efonnte oeutide 6orner bon San-
cod, itenfte benz Seim Der Srdn-
fenpflegerinuen oes g0mun0ion SO.
ipttals an ieinem @eburtstog bic
Sumnte bon $25. SER gronbes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

bat eiuen eoIen @eneinIinn un6
bcritebt, oas 8idtige gu nm. ct
mar elmer Der neniqen 8eItideu
i'm oieiem Gountp, tpelhe bi8her Die
Burger sur @eieteebung nod 9es
Wlotne8 geionot boben. SUIT ab 0nr
6errn 8runoes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

.2isens be6abIt. ieood feline Drummer
BON 4es Woines erbolten. Ser
&idlter COB ibn 3eit bis gum "a.
April, Die yhmrner 5a erlaneen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

nbioIut fiber in ieinen 8trfunger4
uno er3euat mcoer Shmcr3en nod
ar1mpfe. gntb6It feline betdibenoI
ooer eifttge geitnnbteile unb 1T eirl
bor5iglihes &iIfsmitteI fir ainoerl
neritopfitug. I
Or. Golofpea's Sbrup 9epiiil
miro in a~potbqFen fiber Dos garse
2ono fir SOC Die 6laide nerfouft.
6ei0 liher, OaB Sbr Or. gnlbipeII's
Sbritp 8epiin bcfomu1t; 5ocsimiIe
llnteri6rift uu6 Bib bon CT. Cab.
neil beiiuoet ii6 atf Dem eeIbeu
@erpadungsfarion. Sir freie Bros
beflaide f6reibe man an Or. go. g..
gaIOnea. 442 8aibington Str
Moi1tieeIlo, sd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20
g2cncr g.anabfnr.R[a

Ger Staotrot bat lid en6li6 ouf
cinen nelter 8Idn Der Wiiaobfnbr
eeeiniqt uno oiirfte 0erielbe nobI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

foqs 3utrdgIiher getpeien fem, bate
man Die 2elte im Staat Noine ins
terniert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

60 rieitg NOR oos gBod8ttm bon SO. s. Gbafer & 60, bob
Ie tn ben leebten feben 5o6ren iebsfnol 9e3pungen morerG gro
Bere 2uarttere auf3uiuden. @etn mir IN unierem ne1er Sc
bdube, Gfe IT, 1no 8ebier Ctr, fir bos am {. Qpril Ser erte
Spatenitrid geton pur0e, eingeridtet iein meroen, baben mir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

Gbinln, iBeiaes ben QBbf Mat aBarrfft.
"a s2drntipe Sr9mp EninlHef ildrff uns
nbtl6rt tam Is boH Jeoert1uuH peiorin1eu
iper0eH. IS mnhf Mot nerp5s. nom berurfahi
e. 5aniel in BEN Ebreu. 90 eibt rur etfi
Promo G.hiHine", Die ilHterfdrift bon 8
g. grone Guf ieesr ShadieI. Csc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

q. 6. Gbaftr, BrGhOent d. Z. Sbafr e 50.
7irftur Der american State 8anf, EmG6a.
Nk5iSen5crm6erei, S~arbenetu6, tt0talcoe
1nere Gruderetg bteiIung miro rieig iHuea cine Der groBten
Sauoels0rudere.4n i'm mittleren @eteH. Se bat fh
Rereits eiHen beneibensDerten Sui fir ertflniige farbtge arbeit
a1taloge ln6 6Irstte 8otlReflane.grtfe oaqr 4rhn erfporbal
Sir felen unRre idmtHten Gppen idbit Der. mas meme SbpeH
fur jt6e 9rndarbeit beSente, unieren anoen CUTE arbeit fdert,
un0 ore be0eutenoen abegmgsfoten eripnrt. 81 oiePn s}nSilt.
tdten fommt nod ooB unere 6abrif NIT fat ie0er At orbett.
er~iparenoer uuo 8irfamfeit gnranterenor Noidnen alsaefdthet
it, Die in eiHer bod rmo gong mooerneu 9ruderei bemst peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

abonniert oitf Die EdgIide Eri0itne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-20

Cine Der groBen, menn nibt Die groBte Ginie BON Ralen0ern
nm0 Heflmes Spe5ialhdten mf Der ReHe. llnfere Sinie beitebt aus
at oro6en 9nGptlinien, bon nenen Die pitfiafe aalsnoer in
alien ibren JorneH biIOen. wdbrenO bic Spe5ioltdten 2inien tat.
ldhfih ieoen @eaentano aus &eoer, 3eunloio, aluminium, 9ud,
Ias 8o1e. gletna lno onOere Spe5iolitdten, an 5nblreih, Inn tie
ansufiihren, umlhieBen. en Der Got 1T e iebr felten, 0nB iemono.
Ser Reflante mndgen min, nift ehDds ein5isarhees in Reflome.
artifeln crhahen Tam, oas fenen ~beiOnOeren ge0urfniien sennu
entfpridt
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ney Pills. for pain in sides and back.
rheumatism. backache, kidney and
bladder ailments and Foley Cethar-
tic Tablets, wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic. for consti-
patton, biliousness. headache and
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05
SI00 Reward et9A

The readers of titis paper viii nc
pleased TO learn that There Is at least ono
dreaded disease ihet science has been
allie TO cure ~ ON its stages auu that IS
positire oule NOW tnown TO the medical
fraternity. catarrh 5eiIg constitutional
disease, requires q cousiiUtionai treat
ternaliy, acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces Of the system. there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, ard giving the patient strength by
building Hp tie constitution ana assisting
nature IN GoinT rs work. The propriefors
nave so much f1ith in i'S curative pow
ers that they otter one hundred Dollars
Tor any case that il falls to cure. Send
for ,ist Of testussania'a
Address: Z. T. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. ..
sold by AL Druggists .su.
rake hallE Family PillH for constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05
Some men appear care

free because they have no dependents
some because they have dependents
we'll protected with life insurance In
sure while insurable. National Life
ms. Co, of VI. (MutualD Earle 5
kinsley General Agent, Mead Build
ing. Rutland, VT Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05

For INSTRUCTED effort that leave
the person seeking Information worsc
dazed than before The letter from Ia,
Commissioner Plumley in another
column is worthy of leather medal
Women who are twenty.one years OLD
will have the right to vote in town
and village meeting next year if the.
get on the tax list which the lister
are now preparing The women who
are entitled to get on the list have r
right to know how to do it, but the!
won't learn anything from the Ia
commissioners letter The Banne
prints I, merely as a horrible example
The letter from Mrs. Wymm ais
printed today, while much cleare'
and more easily understood than that
OF Mr.. Plumley. draws. We fear
an incorrect conclusion which ma!
mislead The Banner will publish 2
copy OF the law in a few days and will
seel, to have it made clear as to jus
what women are entitled to get on Che
check list ana the means 20 be taken
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05

During the Civil war Vermont fur
uished over $1,000 soldiers-one fol
every nine persons In the state-and
practically all of them enlisted yolun-
tarily without compulsiCn Al the
outbreak Of the Spanish war Ner
mopts quota was niIea almost in
stgHtly aph,tFousands moye we're any
GUS TO enlist and We're refused the
Now with The United
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05
NERVOUS SPELLS
And Combination of Troubles Relieved
BY 4 Combination Of Medicines.

4 quotation from one recent letter:
81 havcebeen taking Hood S Sarsa-
pariila and Pepfiron Pills rs a course
efsmeaieine aud ind this confbina-
ton has worked like a charm. They
told me- 7 had neuralgia, and GER
tainly I was in a very low and dis
onuraging state Of health. Suffered
e'arHmely with nervonsness-and had
neuralgia pains SO | was extremely
restless and could not sleep night
"Those nervous spells were awful !
~ heard about taking Hood S
Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills-one
before meals, the other after--the
suggestion struck me favorably so
that | have taken the medicines
faithfully with pleasing results.
cit is long time now since I have
had one of those severe nervous
spells. can do a good days house
work, can work in my garden and
walk a mile" Mrs. Fred j. Week
ley, Bagdad, Fla.
Your druggist will be pleased TO
supply you with these good medicines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05
Thsrsday, April 5, 1917.

The plain facts of the case seem to
be that enlistments are not coming
in with the rush that folks expected
Ii is suggested that the age limit o.
military service be raised to GO SO az
to permit those TO go who have been
the most enthusiastic about it,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05
GERMANS CROSS sToNAoD
Russians Admit Reverse Northeast of
koVei.

RcNet.
Petrograd, April German troops
have forced a crossing Of the Stol-
hod river, in Volhynia after pressing
back the Russians, the war Office an
nounces Some OF the Russian de-
tachments suffered heavy losses. They
had been defending munition dumps,
ana finding their position serious they
crossed TO the right bank OF the
StokhOd
The point where the Germans sue
ceeded in forcing the Stockhod river
was in the region northeast of Heenin
town 35 miles northeast Of Koyel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05

Statesnsn terins taie great 'lwar in
europe -Nermouts quota Of an army
81, one nag,i9.ss 81 is practically 1000
I'D the 80 fslA number las
.>iosHe rgspehs rlFge nus be
some reason back OF this hesi'ahon. 70
snlist le'fs not r8caflaA to Betning,
ton or to Vermont or 10 any other one
section IN the big centers Of popdla-
ton quite d number came fogwafd
but no more than in the small towns
Figurina on basis OF population NSw
York city would have to furnish "a
thousand man every time TIE Village
Of Benr 'ngton furnished one man, and
New YorF isn't doing as wen rs BEN
nngton. Chicago, Philadelphia, ST.
Louis and other cities are even behind
New York No one has the right
therefore. to say that Bennington ana
the rest Of Vermont are behiud the
rest Of the country in this matter On
the contrary they are ahead ii any
thing Some CT the good folks who
know It all should come forward wish
an explanation Didn't the rank and
file OF the people want the war after
all? Are they too proud to nght?
Can ii be that they wanted war in
theory but not in practice? Leaving
the present situation out OF the ques-
ton it Is phenomena that has never
before been manifested in the United
States. The American people are not
towards They are not even paciiists.
There is something back of this situa
ton that is not yet made clear. II is
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-05

not by mere chance that the enlisting
officers are met with an excuse or q
fat refusal
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-07-26

candy for the 100 yard dash, and a box
OF cigars for the hurdle race, so /
did not fare sc bad. We have a stand
Ing invitation to come out there to
visit, play golf or anything we want.
The English sailors sang their ma
tional song, God Save the King" and
we sang "The Star Spangled Banner"
Then we went through some OF the
drills for Mr.. Sloanes. He sure thought
it was great. which it was, because all
the fellows put their heart into it to
make it good.
We had pictures taken of the whole
bunch and he is going to have one for
every fellow u there, so that We can
send it home and it won't cost us a
cent. That is the kind of a man that
he is. He Ire is a prince"
Mr.. Hart had a most interesting
tip. He saw the great battleships III
the harbors of the Atlantic coast, talk.
ed with sailors and soldiers Of various
lands and was much impressed with
The excellent care and discipline in the
naval training school.