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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
Arrest German as Suspected Spy.

Fred Kaiser, said to be a Ger
man euhjoct, was arrested in Ncgolcs.
Ariz., on a charge of violating the
national defence laws. He was spec
fcally charged with entering a ware
house Illegally. ard was alleged tc
have been obtaining military inform
tion. Kaiser lived in NOgales.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
REPORT BREAK
With AUSTRIA
PenfI5id Said to Have Gut OF
PaTIGyS at Vienna
AMERICANS IRE ElENACED
Paris Reports That U. S. Citizens
Have Been Advised by Washington
to Leave Austria at Once.

The negotiations between Frederick
c. Penfe!d, the American ambassador
ct Vienna, and the Austro-Hungarian
government have been broken off, ac'
cording to the Beriner Tageblatt, as
quoted in a London Exchange Tele
gram company despatch from Copen
hagen.
4 despatch from Paris says word
has been received there that Amcri'
cans in Austria have been warned
from Washington to leave that coun'
try.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
Child ScaIded to Death.

AS Mrs. Howard Leber. of Colum.
bia, Pa, carried pail Of boiling
water from stove, Elizabeth, her
year-old-daughter ran against the pail,
the contents spilling over the chiad's
body scalding her so badly that death
resulted In few hours.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
Live Stock Quotations.

CHtCkGO.-IO1S-slOw, sc lower.
Bulk %f225m i2.45: light, $11.70@
l235: iuixcd. s1210G112 50; heavy, S12
1It2.JG; rough, $12G1215; pigs, 1915
Gil.
ChTTIT-Weak Native beef cat.
tie, 2775@1215: western, $7.S561025;
stocfere End feeders. SG100910; cows
and 'oifers, $5.10@10.40; calves, $40
@14.50.
SHBEPzHStrong. ethers, s1O.75@
Y; lamhs S12-2Em14.75.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
c..o,d He~rea ror KilIin1 Friend

Second Derree for Killing Friend.
Joseph K. Repsher was fcunl
guilty Of murder in the second
degree at Stroudsburg, Pa. 3. Repsher
killed man who lived with him in &
hut near Tannersville, December ..
following drunken quarrel.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
GERMANY SETS
AMERICANS FREE
Releases II SGamGn Captured
on YarrOWdaIG.
HELD DESPITE U. S. PROTEST
Men Were Locked Up the Second
Time After Berlin Gave Pledge to
Release Them.

The American seamen who were
brought prisoners to Germany on
board the British steamship YarroW-
dale, have been liberated.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
Passes Wonen Suffrage Bill.

A bill to permit women to vote IN
primary elections YVES pissed by the
Arkansas house of representa- lives. It
POW goes to the senate.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
jamestown siezrs Fer Cars Of Coal

jamestown SieZcs Fer csrs Of Coal
Four car !G"ds of anthracite Goa
were seize1 by the police oficials o"
an Erie railio21 siding near J me
town. n. Y. and turned over t. The
local dealers for dis',i5uti n. Thc
railroad officials made y CrN i ion
These cars. wita the t,1"~e c~"G@" tn'
Tuesday. Aayc re'ievo1 tie ho'~e1ol@
demand 70" r"?1. tho''-~' "r""r'a a "'urers
lack soft coal to ntn their plants.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
NEW GERMAN DRIVE
Take Trenches and e58 French Prison.
ers in Champagne.

ers in Champagne.
The Germans began an attack in
the Champagne.
The-Rerlin war Office announces
that they captured ground half m L
deep over a front Of one and q hail
miles and took S5S prisoners.
Heavy fighting occurred at Hill 1S5
The official French staff mp "ivas
Hill 1S5 in the Champagne two-th'r Is
of a mile east of Tahue, which prcb2b-
" is the point referred to in the Ger
man statement. 1t is on the nigh read
between Somme-py and. C"rny, abo1t
thirty-fve miles west Of Verdun and
thirty miles east Of Rheims.
The extent Of ground gained and the
number Of prisoners taken mark this
as the most important battle of the
year. indicating that the Germans may
have begun an offensive campaign. TIE
German attack was made at the same
season as that selected for starting
the offensive in 1916. which was be-
gun on the Verdun front on February
Il.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-02-23
Find Wo~zn Er>nded With Hot lror

Find Wo.7EN 'lTEE7ed WIN iTot IRON
Mrs. >v'r23,r~ Hcanin@er, branded
w;,h = nyc Ion, was found at her
home in Va an"v valley, near Sha'
molia. IA Gho SAID her husband as
saulte7 '~r ."ith tie ferocity of a can
nibal. af = - ;nl he fed. Police ara
scourin,c the r>gion for him.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30
S. I. A. SCHOOL GARDENS

Mir. c. M. Ferguson anl Miss Gris- wold, county demonstrators, through the School Improvement Association, have appointed committee consist ing of Mrs. Fred Powell, Mrs. W. K. Buchanan and Mrs. R. l.. Blakely, to organize an Agricultural Prepared ness Club among the school pupils. The purpose of the club is for all the boys and girls of the town, in families where they have no garden, to culti- vate a garden. The s. I. A. asks that the vacant lots of the town be donat- ed for this purpose, and all those who have vacant lots or uncultivated land in or around Prescott which will be donated for this purpose to notify Mrs R. L. Blakely at once. Also any who will donate seed or plants, such as peanuts, popcorn, beans, peas, sweet potato slips, cabbage and to- mato plants, etc, will also notify Mrs Blakely.
 The immediate cooperation of the citizens of the town is solicited in this important work
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Duncan B. Brown of Philadelphia, was visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 Don't forget to take advantage of the many splendid offerings of our advertisers. Get the habit of reading the ads.
 Miss Electa Cantley was the guest of MT. and Mrs Hugh Yeager at Hope yesterday.
 Keep your eye on the fire truck fund, as everyone else is doing. They are watching it to see if the property owners want protection. Which class are you in?
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30
STATE CONVENTION OF
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Little Rock, April 30.-The state convention of the Christian church is being held at the First Church here this week, with a large attendance. There are a number of distinguished speakers, including F. D. Kershner, editor of the Christian Evangelist, St. Louis, and E. W. Burnham, of Cincin- natl, president of the American Mis- sionary Society.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30

Viko Aluminium Hot Water Bottle they work all night. Buy one from Buchanan Drug Store.
 Born-Yesterday to MT. and Mrs. s. P Mcclure, Prescott route five, a girl.
 Miss Ethel Townsend of Emmet, is in the city, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Carl Vickers.
 Herman Hamm of Stamps, was the guest yesterday of Miss Alpha Lee Morrison.
 Sy Syner Electric Co.,, advertising concert, will give big free show every night this week near the court house square. Everybody invited
 FOR RENT-Six room house, with all conveniences, newly papered, and painted S12.50 per month. A. M. Westmoreland. Mr. and Mrs. John Mutt and daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy, accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. c. L. Wood, motored up from Hope yesterday and visited rela- tives.
 FOR SALE-All standing timber on so acre tract joining Nevada County Farm. For particulars ad- dress J. r. Fortner, Hotel Mahoney, Little Rock, Arkansas. 11d4w
 Little Nancy Pearl Johnson of Lit tie Rock, returned home this morn- ing after a short visit here with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. T. S. Bryant.
 Byron Moody, wha has been attend ing the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, came home last night and will do his bit on a ten acre tract of land near Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30

M. c. Ferguson, our county demon- stration agent, received a message yesterday tha his father who lives at Walnut Grove, Miss, is critically Ill and asked that he come home at once. Mir. Ferguson stated that he would return as soon as possible.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30

Do you want to display your pat riotism? The News has a lot of American flag stckers for sale
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30
PARK ASSOCIATION MEETING.

The Prescott Park Association will meet at the Park Wednesday after noon at o'clock It is desired that all members be present. Visitors are also welcome.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30
MERCHANT COMMITS
 SUICIDE AT DELIGHT

Delight, April 28.-A. E. Vest brook, aged 46, retired merchant and business man, shot himself through the head early this morning. He was in the vault of the Bank of Delight He died instantly. It is be- lieved that his act was the result of a nervous condition induced by break down several months ago. coupled with worry over the possible effect of the war
 Mir. Westbrook used large caliber revolver kept in the vault by the cashier. He had gone into the vault with his brother to look over some papers. He left with his brother, whom he asked to await him in a store and then returned to the vault. The shot was heard immediately afterward. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held here to- morrow.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30

The deceased is we'll known by a number of people in Prescott who re- gret to learn of his sad death.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30

The real test of the patriotic gal dener, however, will come when tn July sun starts to blister him.-De troit Free Press.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30
MORE INFO" WANTED

Unless much trouble it entails Will some one kindly state Who manicures the finger nails Upon the hands of Fate?
 Boston Transcript.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30

Atlanta has imagine it is a seacoast city since the grand opera company has brought the high C's there for a week.-Nashvile Banner.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30

The negroes who stay on the farms in the south are making money and buying homes for themselves. Thous- ands of those who went to northern cities last year had to be cared for in the poorhouses and hospitals last winter.-Pulaski Citizen.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-04-30
THE WEATHER

Monday partly cloudy to cloudy showers at night or Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
White Skirtings

Splendid Novelty Skirt ings in all white, also with colored stripes. Shown in gaberdines, plain or striped effects, also checks, basket weaves, whipcords, bengaline, OK lords and other novelty skirtings, 36 and 40 in. wide. The finest collec- tion of domestic and Eng fish skirtings we have ever shown.
 Burgers. First F1oor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
4 e s { LLe

"a name that rneans much When Il appears on q Corset And because Lestelle cor sets ar,, 50 worthy and be- cause |. ey stand so nigh in the eyes of the opponents of Fashion-health and comfort, they occupy a conspicious place in our corset store.
 The new spring models are ready for you to see and admire Monday and to be fitted to you at your con venience.
 The prices range from $3.50 to $12.00
 (Burger's. First FlO"rp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
Some ofthe Prettiest Evenine Frocks for Young Women, Nou at
 $9.95 and $14.05

 he evening gownswe ehave And they delightful little There different equally lace, some with ule to make them effective. chfons orchid maize. Nile pink n to
 
 we'll made most sis IA 20-year to Burqers-Second
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
Good Choice of

In addition to the fine, new selection of very scarce small size rugs that have just come to us, our own variety of handsome pieces in large carpet di- mensions is very satisfy ing and attractive.
 Especially good looking are the Chinese carpets in their rare wealth of colors and elaborate designs. All are new effects in hand carved designs. Prices are very moderate.
 Burger's-Thlsd Floor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26
Nus nebraska Gitp.

GnrI 8innnerer, elm friiberer Sir.
ger oieier Sta0t, 1T in 8resnp, Gal,
no er felt mebreren SoDren pobntc,
an 2ungenent8iinbung geItorben. ST
mar bier ol8 Sobn bon Serrn 1n0
8rou gnton 8immerer geboren, alma
ip1ter bon bier Sterlt no6 Ohio
ltno Damn mad 6resno. Ct miro bon
ieiner @attirb 8tpei ainoern, ieiner
N1itter, flint 9rit6ern nno elmer
Sdpelter iiberlebt. 9ie 2eihe miro
sur 8eiieBnng bierber gebroht her.
ben.
Srou Gop Slider ipllroe geItcru
bon ben 2hniten zines @osoiens
i3%6erip1ltigt. fonnte je0od, bebor iie
in Sbnmad)t ior1f, i6ren Soften gu
Silfe rllfen. @on ffoffte iie ms
i5reie urt0 Is nobm l4ngere 3eit in
BIS iie tpieoer belebt pltr.
be. Gin loier @osfrabn geltottete
Dem @os gu enttuei1en.
Die @ebrii0er &oTtner berloren ge,
tern einen i60nen 0reiid6rigen
0engit unO einen Serieb Sitter. Sic
Iiere paren felt einiger 8eit frant,
ood par man Der Gnii6t, 6aB iie
iid erbolten. @eiteru lpuroen bei0e
tot o1tfgefunoer.
8eginneno nit benz nGdTten alitt-
nod, miro Die Morton @reglon SO,
ibren @ngeiteIlten Die 26bne mo-
beiltlid uno 5rpdr ieben Wtittmod be.
jableu. 6rilber nuroen Die 9lr6eiter
ieoen 8~iueiten 0tenstog obgelobnt.
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Nus benz StaQte Nebr0Sfa

@oge Golntp nGdltes Sabr 200
alder NIT Cane bepflnn5en.
Sebt, nodoem @m. @bitfon Der
Stnot @pmore ben notigen @rimo
fiir ons neue 8ibIiotbefsgebGuoe be,
fanntIih geidenft bat, miro oageaen
proteiiiert, in0enn Der frilbere Sir.
.germeiIter Mel. Standings on Don.
nerstog I'M 9iitriftseeridt einel
ginbnItsbefpbl gegen 0en 8ibIio.
tbetsrat eInreihte, neil Der StQottat
an IL. Sanuar B. S. cine Sroinon5
pailierte, Iollt neIder 0o8 @e6du6e
i'm Standings 4Snrf erriftct fper6en
ioa. @r 1T Der Mieinung, DOB Dies
nbiolilt befolgt meroen nub. sSe6er
1T iett geipnnnt 6orouf, mie sic
Code en0at miro.
3ieie Staot uno llnlqcgcit0 nltr6e
geItern bonn criten Sdneefaa Der
Saiion beim9eiuht. 9a oerieIbe
BON eirem g%leidm1Bigen Reaen be.
uur0e, 0ilrfte ocrielbe Scr
8intermei3eniaat gum groBen gluten
gereiden.
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1lms Columbus, ueb.

Sir Or. gOparo Sobnicn, grd.
iioent Der Girit N1tionaI 8anf Of
Columbus, Der an Dienstoe I'M
Charlton SoipitoI In Omaha einem
@cr5leioen erlog, tpltr0p beute bor.
mittag eine 2eidenfeier be~rauitoItet,
uornnf bic Sei6e mad FULLERTON ee.
ldu0t miro, iDo am %. GttoEer Die
geiietung neben ben 2eidynonien
ieiner @ottin, ieines 81ters un0 Iei.
rer Stiefuuitter erfoIgen miro. Ger
Geritorbene mar in 9erter, Wee., ge.
beren, FAM i'm Sabre 1883 nod
gse6rnsfa uno fam in 1908 mad
Columbus. CT miro bon atDei G9tpe.
tern iiberlebt.
HoIi8eidef @iIioms bat, uni ser
Gntitebung bon Sdooetfatern Dor.
o~ubeli9en, ben @ebraitd bon Ser.
brenrungsfeieIn fir &ebridt berbo.
ten uno Die @eih1ftsbGuier benad.
ridtigt, 0nB iie ben aebridt fper0en
fortidoffen lailen miiiien. ST bat
fit bic notieen @agen qelorgt.
JeierpGbrdef 8aGeD ermabnt Sic
Burger, beim 8er6rennen bon gIdt.
tern ruO gteiiig otf ibrcn Gritn0.
.itilfen Die ditBerlte goriidt maIten
ou laIien.
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Staat Gpiua.

9e8 W9oines. Sn Der bieitgeu
&anoelstommer fon6 cine @erlamm.
lung ION berborragenoen 9iirgern
Itatt inter Dem 9oriie 0es ~fritgeren
@ooernerrs, Geo. g. Glarte bon
Soma. 0ie @eriammlung faro mn
Ter Der Aegioe Der g2ien our or.
%5fpinguug oes 8rieoens" itatt uno
6otten iid oobei ungefdbr bunoert
Seilnebmer eingcfu1ben. GrprGIi.
bent @iaiom SoparO Gaft belt cine
Qniprade, norm cr oos 3iel Der
@eiaaidaft flarIegte. Cine an5abG
friiberer @ouberueltre oes 6tdateg
nuroe 81 Disqualification erip1blt.
@ttpas GdbereS aber Den 3ipef Der
Organization ODER oeren 8eidIiiie
iuuroe nidt betonnt geee6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

Sin Cooperative GeIddft in srebnur.

Sin Cooperative Griddft in SrebnOr.
5ormer un6 @efhdftsleiite In
SreDnor baben cine Cooperative sc.
ieli6aft eegriinoet unS al 0ieiem
8nef bereits Die rStigen goopera.
Itions ,g(rtifel beim &ecoroer eintra'
gen lafIen. Das getriebsfapita[ MUIR
0e auf $4,000 ieitgeiebt, in gttien
bon ie 500. 9ie @eieaihoft miro
li6 oomit befoiierL Inn @roceries
S6nittuorer, &leioer, @iienmoren
MobeL Sarmgerdtidnften, 6leii6
un6 oloemeine aoufmann Sitter 81
oerfmtfen.
Sic Snforporatoren beIteber aug
folgen6en Serren; @lts, 8ol5, 5reo.
aoiters, 4ltquit g8agner, Senrr
Soft, SEQ. u. S6mieldlt, SeurD
| &ennefe, @m. u. Gort6marn Sen.
III Steffeu, 6. 81. 8urmeiIter, Sobn
50. Geterien, S. g. 8~ortbmonn uno
Wtar @leDer. Sin 9(nsi6uB 8rtr 2ei-
tung Der 8eid6fte muroe eruonnt,
.6eItcbeno aus f%olgenoeu Serren;
6orrp Soft, Sre0 aarltcn8, Sobn
q. @ortbmaltn, SenrD Steffens uuO
.@. q. 8urmeiiter, Die bis 31tr Ser
iommllng ollt 1. Mittpod i'm no
nat Sanitnr fultgieren rper0en. 9ie
8eomten fir 6enieIben 3eitra1m
ltno iuie foIgt: 8%rGiioent, Senrp
Soft; gi8epr1ii6ent, Greo &aitens;
Sefretdr lrrto @eidait8fiibrer, @lts.
8ol8, S6asmeiiter, auguit Dammit
rom.
3iQiasco. - Sier pur6e Elm flip.
ner @eriud gemaft, ben Gitlid fab.
reuben 9alioeier8ug 9r. IL at ettt-
eIeiien. Sobn montgomery unO S.
g8. Noal, Die i'm 9egriff luoreu, nod
RoropnB 81 fabre1, iaben in Der
0ltnfelbeit cine 9aterne oltf Dem @e-
Ieife uno Die l1mriiie BON 5tpei MIdtt-
nern, ionie 6ns @eflirre BON Soften.
sic beidloiien, iofort Die Sade au
ultteriuden unb fanoGn oenn aud,
ooB Die 8eihe an Dos iiiolide @e-
leiie ongefettet mar, nm ben Bug
gum @ntgleiien auNbringen. sic tell
ten Dies benz gabnagenten in gil.
li8ca nit, Der iogGeid elm 8arnlngs-
ite1al gab ltnO ben bernnnabenoen
Bug feItbieIt, iotpie 8ug Scr. 8, Der
lDeitIi6 fubr. 9ie Sahe tuur0e al8-
oann ndber 1tltteriudt.
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s6tIider nnfaG.

@oboo, Iebr., 26. Oft. = 8. sc.
8od1pea lunroe get0tet, ols fem &c.
iponn 9fer0e Dor elmer Gangierma.
i6ine Der linton 9aeific gobn fdeit-
te mn Ourd9ing. Ger 8erungllfte
nitr6e an 0ege gefun0en uno nafJ
Dem @eidditslofaI Der 8. 81. 8belps
2umber 80. gebroft. Der ungliif-
lihe Itarb ieOoh nndl fur5er 3eit, 6a
i6m Splitter bon gebrodenen Rip.
pen in Die 2unge eingeOrlangcn ma.
rem. Die Satin oeg 8~eritorbqnen
ipeilt BET gcrtponOten in Soma at
9eflld.
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staats6eamle aLg 9ornenlliGer.

2incoIn Rebr., 26. Sft.-8err
Mar aattIeman, friiber in omaha
onidiiig iebt 4~neeIteater oes Staats
iefretdr uno SiIfsidosnleiIter SenrD
8eroe moI(en fih an 6armer oils
gornentfitlier b~eroingen, borausge.
ietf, oab hieielben genitgeno Siib-
aer at 9rat5tpeden porrdtig boben.
Cine outon1otiIde GntIo6ung8ma.
idine iollte a1eroing8 nud geitellt
iperoert 1T aber nidt 8eoingung.
Die bei0en Serren boben einen gu.
ten gfiif ais flinfe arbeiter un6 es
ionte ibnen nift idper fallen pol
ieroe aniteIung fir ben fotnmenoen
8inter su erbalter,
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Aus Beatrice.

6. Ben bon &eciunieb Bot so
ader 2ouO bon S. gGen nabe Grab
Drfaro gefouft; ferner bat Gbos.
$arfDie feline iitol. bon bort gelege.
men 160 Alder fir $105 per qdcr
an gilbert Stoper bertauft.
Die filr5Iid bier bon Seinrid) un0
2euis Gang iopie 60. Cole er0ffnete
SDrupfobrif bat einen guten anfang
gelnodt, ir0em iie tGgIid so big
$50 @ollonen fabri8terte. g8eil Iif
Dos gut be5abIt, fpoGen 6orfner bon
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giele aartuffel erFroren.

3emin9for6, 9teb., 26. Oft.-0er
am Iebten Montag eingetrctene
ihipere 6roIt bat bier einen Sda.
Den bon ungefabr $1,000 900 onqe.
ridtet, 3ubIreihe &artoffe[, Ole nod
niht geerntet maren iino erfroren.
Iud einige ACKNOWLEDGMENT 6ieier
anoaeufrldt Die iid oltf Den gabn-
9eleiien gum @erian6 bereit bcfon.
ben, tplroen berni6tet. Sur fiinf3ebn
Stunoen berriflte bier cine G1Ite
BON nrtr 10 @roo itber Dem gall[.
punft.
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gerudt qebrerfonferens.

2intoIn, Neb., 26. Ott.-Serr
90. s. glemnons, St1ots. Superin.
tenOent, begob iid geitern nod
G6aoron Inn an Der aonferen8 Der
2ebrerbereinigung Oes norOipeitliden
Jeebrosfa bei5utpobuen. @leid3eitig
miro er aud an Der 8eriammlung
oeS Stants. Normal. giotes teiIneb.
men, ipelder in oerieIben Stoot tagt.
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lte6er 100000 Bombs in siHeOIm
Eunntn.

0ortb 8latte, 9ieb.. %. Off,
Gos Gincoln GointD bot om "a.
Sftober nndItebenoe Glunmeu fir
Die 2iberfp Mnleibe iabitribiert
Sar6 @onfcn. $27450; Bon
Seouis, 5000; eiIenbobsangeItea.
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tie, $3.50; angeftqIte Oes BoItom.
|tes, $4,000; Didens, $500; 8roon,
.$400; Moyiuen, $1,000; Sutber-
LAMB, $3.50; @eribeb 81, 450;
@eafleet, $3.50; &ollace, So, 200.
8uiomnlen, $40 200. Sriiber ge.
deifJnet, $tt3,700, 70 Dob fid bic
@eiomtiiimme oitf $t62,75O be.
.Idttft.
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9le6naieret bie 6olen 0e6engfofen!

yggg.Os, cine arusartiae grtbrdnua,
Settritt bic Gteae pon Giern bctHt 9Dden uno
SGden, fir t0e bas 9nBenp. 6eiHer Ges
reaIier anffee SH sc Oas ID. Butter 81 IS biz
zoe TO-, iDtuie btete anbCre 9nBrnngsartifeI
@nrent eigcnen @naie Gereeitellt iperbei, nan
nen enthedteu, einia9ea Metbpoen. SGidet fein
8elo! @ontirbi9e Gin5elbeiteR, fe6it iuertr
bDIea S100 qrdntietfnapDn, I + 9. 9rnfft,
9epL As3, Bog 1896, San 6raneistu, Gal.
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als cine 9e%itdtigiing Der alien @r.
fabrupa, oaB ale edulo iif rGdt
auf erOen, miro nan Der Sol be.
trndtrn n~tiiiieu no elm arst sic
@ltue ieines gntIeuteR beiratet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-26

9arum. Sonntagsidger
(oer nit Dem Soriter ms Repier
nusriift): ~Sa, iparum MAIDEN mir
oenn 10 etnen umpee2~
Soriter: Ser ndbere &eg lit SIT
eefdbrIidl Ga fommen mir an Dem
5iedenbous nOrbei una. & iinb p
olte @eiber orinl"
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9bouniert auf oie GdaIide Gribiine.
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2247. 8rin8eBfleio fir 9aneu.
3l iie6en @rOBen; 81, IS, SO, 40.
~, Al uno 46 3pa gilitenpeite.
Sir bic SO 3oG @r0Be per0en 5$4
garo '~4450GigeS Bacterial benotigt.
Ger &od lit am 6uBenoe ungefdbr
23s GARD melt. @reis 10 Gents.
2242. BIiiiiertes @rinacBflcio fir
MG09erl. Sn bier @r6Bpn: s, 10,
70 nn0 IA Sabre. Sir oie 70
Sabre @roBe Der0cn 4$s 0aro al
50aige8 Material benotigt. 8reis
10 Gents.
2255. @GOdenfleio. Sn bier
@roBen: A. 6. 5 uno 10 Sabre. Sir
oie 6 Sabre @r6Be peroen III garo
.27a0Giges bacterial fri Die @uimpe
uno 3sA garo fri oa8 SIei0 beno-
tigt. 9reis 10 Gents.
2230. Gin einfades, ober BIB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05
Treie YrefIc ilr 3eras: 9oaaerfag ben 5. Aprl 1871.

@e1inuung in Mmiteroam unb &o-
penbogen in sic @elt geianots TT bag
cine erfreuIide groffnnng. statt
neuert @egnern bat 9enti9laro IN
1einen beioen na6lten &adborn epe1t=
tueae 8nnoesgenoiien 5l ertparte1.:
Mber ielbit menn Ser lebtere Sail
nidt eintreten ioate, fam man aus
benz @an5en oos Sa5it 5ieben, Dab
mabreno sic england fir feline eige-
ne geriorgung unentbebrli6e San-
oelsflotte unter Dem @ngriff Ser
gau6boote thinner mebr 5uiamne1=
f6mil5t, oie britil6e ariegsflotte,
aus polttiiden ODER arloeren Grim
ben, nidt I'M Stanoe tit, 9eutib=
lambs Hebensmittel5ufubr gan5li6
gu unterbinoen. Die logilAe Solge
mare oemna1, ,oaB Die gngla1toer
tn nift all8uferner 3eit am eigenen
2eibe erfabrn peroen, mas tie ben
9euti6en 5ugeoadt.
@eitIide HoIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05
1ie Dennee Gage.

Die Gage BET ct. Quentin lit nod
INNER unflar. Seute fu1nen .glee!
aeitia @a6ridten melhe iagten, oab
Sic N%ran5oien in Die 5taot elnge-
orungen leien uno bob tie Die Sfel,
I1trroen ser Deutlden Dor Der Sfaot
felt uno unbei6digt g%efltnoen bat
ten. sss1 Meiopotamien baben @nlier
urr6 @ngldnoer aber meitere @rfolge
.aebabt. 9ie Sage tit i'm Mlgemeit1er
unperdnbert. TIMER 5enaf bat Den
&rieosbef6luB angenomnaet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-05
Der 1tnferihieo.

@as bat Der &iuge Dor Dem Foren
IIs 8ibtiges noraus?
Gummbeiten MAIDEN fife beioe,
gr aber lernt baraiis,