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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
Misses and Children's Shoes,
at S1.05
Worth $3.50 Pair.

Misses and Children's Shoes, good
quality feathers: odd lots and
sizes from BIZ to First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
SOC Sofa Cushions, zoc

Sizes 20x20 and 1924: filled with
soft. fluffy silk floss; covered with
white cambric-FOurth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
81 Food Choppers, Csc

Heavy Iron REFINED Food Chop
pers. with four separate cutters;
easily operated and cleaned
Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
Csc Paiama Checks, lac

36-inch White Pajama Checks.
soft finish, close woven quality; for
summer u r g m ents.-Ffrst
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
Women's Nightgowns. 44c
Brassieres, 21c

OF muslin. v necks and yokes of
tucks; full cut sizes.-Third FIoo-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
soc Washboards, 33c

Heavy Galvanized Iron Covered
Washboards. with double rupolns
surfa ce.-Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

Women's Sanitary Aprons. neat
" made; good quality waterproof
rubber sheeting.-NotiOn Dept,
First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
SI.OO Hairbrushes, 48c

Spotless Hairbrushes, good quail
ity bristIe; solid backs; fine ebony
flniSh.-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
SOC Garden Rakes, 3oc
,rs 500

steel Garden Rakes. 14-prong
size: long handle.-Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

CRIMINAL DIVISION 1-Justice Gould.
United States agt Walter L. Rhine. blackmal
jury respited; attorneys. J. A. OShea and NJ. E
O'Brien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

Lawn Mowers, S2.oS
Dependable Lawn Mowers. steel
blades; 14-inch size.-Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

OF muslin, hooked front: trim
med with wide embroidery: per-
feet fitting; all sizes.-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

DISTRICT DIyISION-Justice Mccoy.
In re extension OF Pnr-cr street; jury sworn
and hearing set for April 20.
In re LIST and stress Jury sworn and hear
ing set for April 90
In alley in square 3051; jury sworn and
hearing set for April 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
$500 Awnings, CSC

Ready hang Awnings. flexible
steel frames: heavy, six-ounce cam
vas: blue or brown stripes; COM
plete with all attachments: sizes
. it. in. to 4 #. wide.-Fourth
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Justice Mccoy.
Weigle agt. Slye Watson; motion for new
trial withdrawn; plaintiffs attorney, W. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
Safety Pins, &c
15c Sanitary Aprons, 1Oc

Nickel Safety Pins. one dozen on
card; assorted sizes.-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
sc Sewing Silk, 2 SpooIs, &C


Good Quality Black Sewing SIX.
50-yard spools: for machine or
hand sewing.-First Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17
80cietX

Continued from Eighth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

Mrs Henry r Brian announces the
marriage of her granddaughter. Doro-
thy Virginia Baker. to Charles Lippen-
colt Keen Morton of Detroit, Mich,
April IS, at Lewes, Del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

Mrs champ Clark will he at home in
formally tomorrow afternoon at Con-
gress Hail She viii have an informal
conference with the congressional WON
en- from : till 4 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-17

The annual dance of the Interfrater
nifty Association of the George Wash
tuEton University will be held Friday
evening. April 20, at Rauscher's.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31
&attemfanacr eeiadlti

Die 6ferreidsungariI4e 6eercsbera
paltung iltGt CUR 8efdmpfuag Der
&atteuplage in ben 5dabengrd6sn
&atteufduger, ME aus foIgenOem
aufruf nes f. Il. f. &riegsminiReris
ums berporge6t; Die an Die 9eFfentz
li4teit ergangene AufFpr0erung, fir
Die 8erpeuoang i'm Ganitdtss. Be-
3ie6ungspeife Bpiteus unb patronilz
IenDient 9unot Der Ha8en bsutTder
S9Gfer9unD, 9obermannpinIaer
unb 4ireDaIesS errter Der 6eerespers
paItung 3nr &trfigung gu itelsn, bat
Der Qrmse i'm 5etbe Sa6lreihe 9un0s
augefii3rt unb 6rtngt aud iebt uo9
ipettere, tets ertpiinidte QnmeI0las
gen. @~egenipdrtig bietet Ii9 9ers
tpeubun9 audi fir anDere 6uaDerais
fen, bic btsher ui4t 9erange3ogen
tperDsn fonnteH, bic ieood 3ur pirts
famen 8efdmbfung elmer In ben
S9iiBenard6eE aifgetretenen glage
notmenbig 1ino. so bic aatten,
Oiefe lGitigen uno SuDriHgliteH
S9marpBer, aEFtauden, baden unierc
brapsn gruppen in ben Gaubengrds
ben Iel6It eiueu &leinfrieg gu fiihs
rem, in ipeldem, ipie 8erlu9e ergeben
bdbeu, 6nltne nIs Rattenfdnger iid
au8ge3eifnet b%elpdbren. Gs III nifts
quBeroroentli8es, oaB Elm s~eeiguetsr
5unO DreiBig unb me9r aatten CUR
Strede bringen fam. Sir bic Gitz
ftelung aIs RattenFdnger toHmeft
6unoe Der RaFen: Shnan3er, pins
16er, Sorterrier, 8uaterrier unb
4~reu3uugen DerIeIben in 8etraht.
On bic 8eiiBer Oerartieer 6unbe gebt
Der aufruf, re gum 1uben unIerer
Sploaten Der 6eerespermaltung ents
peoer gdusli4 gu iiberlaHen OOer auf
@riegsoarer CUR 8erFiiguHg sa ItgleH
uno be3iiglihe 4nmeIoan9eH an nns
&Ommanoo bes {. IL. t. 9riegse urb
SaHitdtsbunDeFibrerturIe in Dien,
Is, 8eSirt. gu ridten. Rad IeIz
Rellung ihrer Gtgnung ais Rattels
fdnger tperoen bic 9ua6e ins 5el0
Q~efenoet."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31
Sic GtaSt Oes Gteintra9eAs,

Su peri9ieoeuen 8erlinn MuIeen
peroen Jog, ,Sagpeine" (oon pbagen"
= 3anteH, ltreum, ha0era aufbez
na9rt, eIne inter DEN pleleu &rten
Der 9trafluitrameFtte Des 4RittelQls
ters. 9as 1ragen pes Saglteias pirb
3uerit UNI 1900 erpd6nt unb erbielt
lI4 bis ms IL. SaerbuHOert; ieitpem
puroe 0ieie Strafe aamdbll4 0ura
.0ie fog. 6Ieoel erteBt, Elm Jnitrumsnt
aus 9pl3 p0er Gtfenbduoeru gum
cinipannen bon pals uRo 6dnoen
fir cine o0er AUDI 3pei qerIonen.
9a8 SteintrogeH luurDe DornebmIid
3dntii4en 5rauen ats Si6ue aufers
lsgt. IS mar teiuer5eit geraDe5u Elm
5reubentag fir bic gan3e g%inpohuerz
ll3aft zines Srtes. Die 8erurtetlte
puroe nit Dem Steine be6dngt uno
gefeHelt BON Dem 8tttel auf einem
pOrgefdriebeuen 8ege Our4 Sic ii6
duF ben StroBen prdngenoe Menae
gtfiiAtt, bic natarli4 ON Der 0eltnz
quentin ibre Spottluf uuD ibren uez
bermut au$lieB, MteiF mar0e Die
Strofe an einem Mtartts auo Sc
ri4tstage Ool50gen, Oa gu ipIden
Ierminea grobe U}eni 9enma6en qua
iammen3uitr6men pfIegteu, 8ielfo6
i4ritt Elm 4fe fer un0 Elm gauter
Dem s3uge Dpran; oft er9ieltea auA
ole 9uben fauIe Gier; llno bic BUR-
I4en betronteu ii6 NIT benz 8ein,
Der ibneR fir ae4ntng Der 9eliuz
quentin berabfolgt nurbe. 8ie s. b.
ainBberg in BEN punteriu9ungen CUR
oeutinen Staatss uno Ae6tsqeI1idz
tie" mitteilt, Ba6en mir in Der StraFe
oes Steintragens ein Raoiment, cine
4biapdaung Der friiberen 6traf
tneatfhaft ebeni0 iDte in Dem Sua0es,
Sattels mo gftugraotrogen 81 Ieben.
Der 9agitein mar uripriugIi3 Elm
9anbmablenIteiu ais 3ei8en pei6Ii
der 4rbeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

GIeiT@6ausr 10 unfein por bic 9aass
tiir gelegt batte. uno ieBt mics es
lilo, es mars feiner. Ser Mdnu
muB f3 rein ielber binausgsporien
babeu. MittleripetIe purOeu BENT
armen Inn ben Geib urp UNI Die 8eis
ne felte Stride aebunOer. @ieie
Stride 6atten I4pu ibre prObe obge>
legt lei Den Itdrtiten O4ien. rgla4e
fer tun Iie's,' battle Der Steffel ges
,iagt. ,sSyeBt b%iuitelen, 9url9su!
3pei az 8ettbaupten, 3pei gu 8etts
saBen. Die Stride feIt lin bic 5auit
pideIn. SObaIO t4 iage; an5te4eu!
ltsoann an5ie6eu,"
Ser Metlter salient iammerts.
as5ebt lit's nod gu frii6, beOsatet
Ii6m Der SteffeI uno Itelte ii4 in
I8ereiti4aft gum DGiuriaten". Gin
Bid nod, Oh aues in 9rOmung.
IDann: Qn3ie6enl" Sin tldgliaes
'aed5en; .5eiter an3ie4eu. 6temmt'S
Gua! felt rHsiebeu!" Sin j4red=
bares @sbeul, elm ara9en i'm 8ein,
Elm lauter auiGrei Der 8uriaeu -
.unD Der SUB mar aus Den 6ugen.
8ie Elm 9anffeuer gius es Our4
DISTINGUISHING: Der S9uIersStsfz
.fsl bat Dem 6IeiI66adet ben SUB
ausgertfen!"
yBie elmer 6eulAred ben SUB ausz
gertKenl"
als tie tamen INN gu ie6sn, mar
Ous 8ein in grobe ptlaFer gI4Ias
gen. Die 5leil9bauertR itanO am
.8ett uRO Iobte tbren WlauH NIT 81
Jig. Hnp Der Steffel? Der bate
geiagt: sBenn elmer init eirNm SUB
i'm Softer itebt, oa foq Der b0atide
grbfeiuD Elm 8ein einri4teal INN
a6erbaupt, lpeuu eiumal I'D eta altes
.8eib babel lit, Da miiBt Oer Meni9
rein Mun0er pirten. A6er uur fleis
Big pflafsr ouflegen, na49er pirO's
iaDn gut perOeu."
Damn 9tug er, DON Der Qei6pade
6egleitet, pieotr 5uriid in ben aots
ter. ...
Sell bieIer GeT6i8te fno flint
.pOer ied6s SABRE perfloFen. Der
5teii96aasrmeiiter 9intt arnieIig bers
in Gberabelsberg. 8as cine gein
lit gu tur3 Oas anoere gu lang, uuo
Der cine Bit, ben Der Monn nod
maht. 1T: lem 8ein I6rei6e er firs
Der ntbt mer nit einem peidsn,
ionoern nit einem 6ortea g. Der
SteffeI 1T beiier gu SUB. a6er
bate ii4 insgsbeim Der Giater ges
fdporen - penn i'd ben nod einmal
in Den Softer trie8', urlau6 ge6' i4
iAm ui4t me6r."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

SIMMER IN 8eru t. 9err
gum 3iener zines Sdngers); .llno
10 eiu Sanger, ME Sbr 9err, Der
muB nO9l fleiBig iiben2"
9iener: p9a8 mein i'd, I4pu frii6
beim 3dbnepuben gurgelt er INNER
bic = 3pnlei!er!"
= 9er er N 9utE-
Mann: s6eute pollen mir o6er re&t
friib gu a6enO elfeni"
Satin: n6ait 9u 9uu9sr2
Rann: Rein, aber Is gi6t bpd
SoiSberinqe uno bic BirtIGafs
ten merocu INN 3moGf l6r 3lgss
ma9t.'
ge3ei9uen0 ausgez
briidt. - Shutter: ,g}un, bait On
Deinen Soften idou uuter Dem gans
toffsl24
Sauge Gbefrau: Rein, mir firs
rem nod cine untnti6iebeue she"
@erIte6t. 9err: Dog i1
ods l1ngiiid babe, Sbnen INNER pies
Der 81 5tgegneu 6rduleinl'
5rdulsin; Sin ungIid ntnnen
Sic nus
9eTf: I'D ia; bean jsOesmal.
lptnu ID Sic lee, taaR i'd uidt o9ue
lSis Isbsn!ra
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

@absFattt Ses Sfrrrsihiidra aaifers
baules felt 800 Sabren.

Ole asqenten unb 3egeHtinneii
6es TIterrsi6H9en &~aiierhauIss, NIT
ausnabmt 6erbinanbs H., baben felt
aaiIer Matbias lire @rabitdtttn In
Der 9ruft bts @iener aapuainerfI0fs
iers gefunpen. Ia9oem Mattbias i'm
Sabre 1000 4~ng.b0rige bes 9elanutsn
9r0ens bon Rom nod Aisn bslaIea
battle, iab fi9 feline @emablin Anna
b%epo9eu, i'm SaBre 1917 Elm alpiIer
gu erbaueH upo oies 81 elmer aubez
itdtte fir bic abl9eioenoen MiigIiebsr
ibres 9auies 81 beitimmen. Sur @rs
ridtuug bon 8ruft unD Gapeae mar
Der bel6eibeHe Aetrog pon 12,0o0
5l., fir bic Grbauuug Der &ir9e cine
Gumme BON 10000 Fl. ausgeIebt.
Die uripriiugItqe @ruft 1T Elm lailz
ges @ep1lbe, norm Elm Sang mita
ten our9 Bite rebts uHb liHls auf0es
ltsaten Sarge fayrt, SIN Sabre 1701
tpuroe bas 8rabJeipDlbe erpeitert, 70
0ab es bic gauge 2dnge Der &irrbe
uuD eineu Sell bes 3aumes inter
Dem g9or einnabm. maria 5bereiia
IieB 1748 nebeR Der alien nod cine
meme Gruft fir bic Qngeb0rigen bes
9absburgs2otbrtugif9en 6auies bers
ftelen uno inmitten be%rieIbeu fir fi9
uub ibrsn @emabl Elm MuuioIeum
a%uffiiBren, auf tpel9em man beioer
8iIOiduIeH in iiBenoer SteLung er=
blidt.
Sn Der &apu3inergruft geIange1
bic einbaIfamierten &6rper ser ab0es
f9ieDeneu obae 9er3 unb gingewei0e
our 8eiIsbung. Sic lebtern lperOen IN
tupferHen urnen in Der 6aritengruit
Des StepAans : 9oms, Die 6eraen III
iiIberuen @efdBen in Der 9orettotaz
peIle Der Quguftiler : 6pftir9e aufs
betpobrt. Qls 8ubeitdtte Der berbI;s
4enen 5lrtIi6teitsn mar Die aapuz
3inertir4e aud elm 6eoor8ugter glns
baGtsort Der Mitglieoer bes 6iterreiz
4ifdeH 8aiferbauies. 8etanut 1T, OaB
Muria S6erefia Vt itunbenIang IN Der
@ruft Deilte, unO in ibren leBten 2ez
bensjdbren ii9 cine MfaI6ine anfertiz
gen lieB UNI nit beren 6ilfs Iid IeIbit
berabtahen unb binauf3ie1en sa fDliI@
men. Wis ipentge Sage Dor ibrem SD6e
Der 4uf3ug einmal Iteden blie6, foa
fe geIagt haben. g9ie @ruft min mid
ni4t mebr btnauslafeH4. Dem Ser
fpmmen gemdB %beriammeIn ii6 BET
8etieBungea Die &apu3iner am RIos
~ftertpr 9egeniibs4 Dem girgeripifaI
un0 aie6en bann CUR 4uguftinertirde.
Bel antunft Der 2eide treten ie Der
ibrigen @eiftli6teit bor unb beqleiten
Den Sarg init 5adeln in bic Gruft.
9as 3erempniell f4reibt Dor, OaB bel
Der i'm 9eiiein zines eugea areiIes
erfplgenben no4maIigen 9effnuug
pes Sarges Der SberbofmeiIfer III
feierIt9er 5orm ppn Dem Guardian
oes aloters bic Qnerfennuua Ser
PerI0uli4tett Oss 8erfprbenen ber=
langt. Rad Ser enogiiltigen S6lies
Bung bes Sarges iibernimmt Der
9berhpfmeiiter ben einen SdliiFel,
tpGhrenb Der onDere I'M @elpabriam
bes Guardians oerbIeibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31
9iOseues -&eis6cit.

Ser g6iIOIopb 9ipgenes iagte su
eiaem 6e4ter, Der pl6bIt9 umlattelte
unO ii4 auf Die 4r3nettunft perlegte:
a8ilf ou ieBt ~bieienigen um6rins
gen, Die Ou 5ttpor nibt t0teu tpans
teit?" 3upeilen giug ct ua4
efHem 0rte BIN, no ptele Gtatuen
itanber, unb fpro8 OieIelben nm
8eI0 an. 8efragt, iparum er bies
tue, ~antpOrtete er: Him mid oaran
81 gep63uen, nitt empfinblt6 gu
lrer6en, lpenn Wlenf9eR mir ettpas
abI6lngen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

Q4 iOl - 9err gum flsi.
ilen 6riBD: s8ein Papa ipollte Dir
oo4 Elm 5abrra0 aniaaffeu, On 4aft
IS INNER mod nidt, mas lit benn Oa
ba3tpii@en %gefpmmeu2"
Gri8l (tIeinIauD; r'5 Sdul3sugs
MIS-"
Sn Der 3eitungsets
edition. = aIte Sungfer: ,9ies
les 9eiratsgeIu9 noIIen sic, falls
hidt 8iOerruf srfoIgt in adttGgis
gen 3pif4enpnuIen isasmaI anfz
neRuen = bic Mitgift lit ieoesmal
I'm fiinf G~auienoer gu erb6ben!4
3peifel9after Gtu>
mdnb. - ar3t: Gins sefdllt mir
niht, bob ieoesmal, penn ib sn
S9aen tOmme, Der gluBtrHg neben
BEN Bette ltebt."
qatisut: pSdauen Sic NAL birs
eiu.... Der 1T aber INNER Ieer, 5err
9ottpr."
= Wit berbunbsnen q IL
Sonte: Oh sebIt ia manfs
nal gu Dem SGldatermsiter biniiber,
9farisdsn, uno ipisIit nit fein.n
9inoern; biirft ibr Oa aud in bic
@urftift2@
uidriefen: . ia. aber MIR farse
S3elt, un0 bann miiHeR mir INNER. .
8linDttu5 ipsIen!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31

mMuttsr, tb bab ueiH Gebtag His
! gsfluntsrt. Son i'd isst IN msinsn
alien Saeen 49,.
9a mar i9 gang lsiie Sur9 bic
&ii4entire auf ben Sang gei9liden.
8te i'm Srdume ging Is trsppsRab-
Ddrts, limb oshno6 psiB ib beute
nod lpie bamals - nein, beute nod
Diel OeutIt4er als bamals - mas fiir
Geoauten mir BEL jebsm Srsppenab@
iaB bur4 bic Iungen S9ldfsR gins
! gen.
8as alIo mar bic Gorge.
On jung i9 mar - 10 jung -
IeiIe tniiteruo itieg es mir i'm Snnern
apfpdrts - has peibe Geuer - bas
psiBe 5suer ..
Damn tam Elm Sag. ba gater fi6
5u Slide ieBte, nein, Da Batter bic
Sire Dffuete, uno i9 mir oa6te:
p9as 1T bod ni9t oes 9oters
0riff. Gu 0riidt Der Batter feline
&linte nieber = 70 5Ogeruo unb 10
lautloS?"
@ber benno9 mar er's. unfider
aing er gu Dem Mittag8ti19e. an eipe
Gde itteB er Ti6. unierm augen mid
er aus. Seine i4auten bittsnO in bic
leere 2uft. @arum, ipnrlm p
9l6BIt@ fab ids: 8aters Bart
mar fuieoer f4par3 getpor6en. Bon Ell
mem gIdn3enben, bDu einem oufbringz
li4en S4par3 Itorrte 8aters Bart.
un0 bann mars pieoer, boB uafer
SdngIter in bic 6dnbe patiaen tpolz
te. Sd b0rte i'm i'm @eit idon
i4reten:
n5ebt, o4. fe5t nur, &aters Bart
1T tpieber i4par3 getporben!"
SD aber bob ben Bid gum Sling
fen uno fab Jpn an brobenD,
itumm. i.
9a I4mieg CT.
9a Iobte e fpieber ipetB iber unz
feren Miittagstii6. 9a legte IS fi1
i9mer un0 ebern iiher bieieu Slid.
90 f6tper uno e6ern, ipie ionft ME
borber unD - ME bana9. 9enn an
nddltsn MittagstfiGe bod 6aIt,
i'd muB ia erit bGm abeub porber
mas er3dblen.
QIio, ba eS I9ou buntel miro,
bOren mir bes 9aters Sritte auf benz
Sarge feit uno boil. Die0er gebt bic
9Iinte an Der Sir abpGrts, o6er gor
ni@t 5Ogerno. Sn, 0as 1T pisOsr 8a-
ter8 re4ter @rtff.
auf gebt bic Sire. Batter ite6t i'm
Simmer, brett uub aufre9t. Gdneez
luft bat er mitgebra4t bon 6rauBeu.
Sic pebt pon ieinem Mantel, frif9
unb 3uoerfi4tIid. @Iei4 pirb er
Ipredeu.
So, 10 Oenfen mir. 1n0 ME Elm
8tpeiter Sturmpiuo fdbren mir iebt
ii6er Batter Der, mir, bic Mutter unb
bic ainoer:
n8ater. mas sibt's Reues?'
n8oter, reOe oo9 mas i1t9"
nQber 8ater, ME magit uns nur
ID lange 3appel., lafen."
8ater aber lagt nit ieinsr dtten
Rube pieoer:
n4ber &inbsr, IaBt mid bod nal
erIt Oeri4naufen . 90 = iebt 6en
Ytantel ab 49,. 90 - uno iebt Den
9ausrpd an...T
8a feb i'd, pie e. better iiber Mutz
tiers 3I9e bIiBt: lie brdngt niAt me9r,
fie peiB genug.
1ln0 II mar es audi. Better 6atte
pieoer cine STEELE. Batter botte pieber
cine GieBerei, Nod gr6Ber aIs bic
erite. limo nod elmer 8eile bottle er
in bieie bod nod feline 8ur3sln gez
ientt -.
8as ioq i9 nod er3d6len.
Mie? Der Bart? Ser I6iparae
Bort? 2(lio Der - ia, Der 1T lan4s
Jam lpie0er peiB geporbeu ia,
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-21

>eration of power plants, steam and
electric pile drivers, the great cater
pillar trucks, and timber structures.
Boatmen, riggers and calkers handle
the floating bridge equipage, which
engineers carry in their trains, and
with which they bridge the widest
streams.
Masons and concrete men construct
the permanent work on trenches and
gun emplacements. sewage lines, wa
ter supply. and revetments.
Horse shoers, farriers, packers,
teamsters and saddlers are needed in
connection with the operation of
wagon trains and packmule outfits.
Every engineer company has sec
ton of "a mounted men, and these, of
as know how to ride and understand
handling horses or mules.
Clerks, of course, are needed also,.
as there is vast amount of clerical
detail
Cooks and assistant cooks are a vi
tally important element, for obvious
reasons, in the personnel Of an efficient
and contented engineer company.
Musicians and signal men are need
ed in every company to blow calls,
act as messengers and do the signal
ing.
There is hardly phase of civil en-
gineering practice that is not carried
on during the operations of a company
of the Corps of Engineers in war time.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-21
HIGH COST OF PAPER

If you don't believe the country ed
itor has trouble, read this complaint
of the Southern Pacific:
Exit the familiar yellow paper which
for years has been the distinguishing
feature OF railroad stationery. In its
place comes the more unobtrusive
hnd less costly white paper. Scar
city of dyes due to the war has spread
/ from the cloth manufacturer to the
paper mills, and the cost of coloerd
paper is in the ascendency.
While milady may still elect to
garb herself in bright attire regard
less OF expense, the high cost of living
has become such a problem for the
railroads that they are casting about
for every possible means for curtailing
expenses and conserving supplies.
Caught between fixed rate of in
come and an ever-increasing cost OF
operation. Americas great transporta-
ton companies must either save or
suffer-
Eighteen million sheets of paper,
enough to carpet path almost around
the world, were used in the past twelve
months by the Southern Pacific COM
pany, according to the General Store
keeper. H. G. Cook In seeking to
discover means of decreasing expenses
without impairing service, the railroad
officials have discovered that the cost
of stationery and accessories has IN
creased from ten to three hundred per
cent Thousands of dollars will be
saved annually by the decision to use
white paper for yellow paper, and by
the utilization of used stock wherever,
possible. so great is the importance
attached to curtailng expenses that
the company is now converting OBJ
obsolete files into scratch pads"
For three years the railroad has not
used scrap of original stock for
Office memorandum pads.
Under the ruling of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, all correspon-
dence of railroad companies relating
directly to the transportation business
years. Following this ruling, the
Southern Pacific Company has used
warehouses for the storing of its back
files, and this supply of paper now rep
resents small fortune. Matter dat
ing back further than fou years and
preserved is now being cut up into
scratch pads. 4
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-21
WILSON'S APPEAL FOR PATRIOTIC SERVICE

dom has been actually taking up in
its civic department has developed the
woman civic worker into a practic al
helpful citizen. The transition has
been so gradual that the worker her
self least OF all realized the remark
able change. They are more intelli
gent, bigger and better women since
they have taken their part in helping
those who need help, and for the hui
man touch that maks us all akin.
The sands of 1917 are dotted with the
footprints of the messengers of civic
problems sent hither and thither to
our club women all over the State
OF Nevada with SO much to be accom-
plished.
1t has been ordained by Uncle Sam
that National Dress Up Week shall be
observed in every city and State in the
Union, from April 81 to May 7. Why
not advocate cleanup and paint-ur
campaign before the dress-up week
Have one day set apart in your civic
program, encourage discussion on civ
ic problems and beautify the town
after a plan, no matter how simple
the individual responsibility of the
woman in the home in regard to the
high cost OF living; where player ounds
are possible they may be eqniPr a,'
simple dressing for women and school
girls; the social or community certer
starve the fly you fail to swat; Ills
cuss he use and abuse off billboards =
they are no longer considered good
form of advertising. yielding in eff
every week to commend some in
provement in your town; have a ON.
munity Christmas tree with the chill
dren singing carols; encourage the
study of the short ballot system.
The mothers clubs throughout the
State might work for a children's
matinee one day each week See tha
the American flag is exhibited on al
occasions to instll patriotism. \
splendid sanitary drinking fountain
should be secured. Cooperate witt
other women's clubs to secure a rest
room for women Whenever posi-
bic a public Library should be opened
TIE public slogan for your town
made in A higher
class of movies" should be secured
for children and grownups. That CO
operation is the keynote of success o
the departments and service for 9th
ers is the watchword in all phases Of
work tha lead to civic betterment,