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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
Water Front Fire
In New York Held
to Be Incendiary
Press Service:

Associated Press Service:
NEW YORK, oct. 1s.-Reports OF
incendiarism in connection with a
disastrous water front fire which de
stroyed an elevator and nearly 100
600 bushels OF grain in Brooklyn to
day were revived tonight when Fire
Chief Kenton issued a statement say
ing the cause Of the blaze would be
rigidly investigated. The property
loss was estimated at more than al
200, 900.
There have been Sc water front
fires in New York city lately and Il
is improbable that all resulted from
natural causes" Chief Kenton said
The grain consumed today was for
export, according 20 officials Of the
New York Dock Co. owners OF the
elevator.
Suspicious a Bomb.
Supt Tomlins, IN charge OF ne d
evator. declared the fire was CAUSED
by an explosion inside the strue-
ture. He said the nature OF this en-
plosion warranted the suspicion 81
bomb planter" being responsible
Marshal Brophy who. after a pre-
liminary investigation, said he be
lieved an explosion OF grain dus,
had occurred. Each said the cause
he assigned would account for the
blowing out OF a portion OF the vail
where the fire originated.
When the difficulty OF combating
the flames became apparent. ever
fire boat in the city and every other
available piece OF apparatus was call
ed into service. Chief Kenton saio
the fire was the most difficult ne had
fought since that which destroyed
the Equitable Life building IN this
city Jan. 9, 1912.
Two OF the towers are regarded
as totally lost and hremen we're max
ing efforts tonight 20 prevent the
flames from entering the third. The
fire was one Of the most spectacular
in the history OF the New York We
ter front.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
GEORGE ". DEAL.

George W. Deal, 81 years old, 4O4
f. Donald St. who was instantly
killed about II o'clock Friday morn
ing. is survived by his wife, Jennie,
a son, Harry. a daughter, Mrs.
Henry Patterson Of this city; two
brothers. Marshall. Of this city and
Ben OF Ne ryville. o.: a sister. Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Wichita. Kans.
Funeral services will be held az
1870 O'Clock Monday afternoon al
the residence. Rev. r. H. Crowder
viii oficiate Burial will be in
Bowman cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
CHARGE MILK PRODUCERS
IN NATIONWIDE PLOT
Associated Press Service :

Associated Press Service:
CHICAGO. oct. 13.-Evid ence 20
prove a nation wide plot by milk
producers 20 raise the price OF that
commodity was presented 20 federal
authorities here today by Atty. Gen
Brundage OF illinois
Ramihcati0ns OF this alleged con
spiracy was indicated in Mr. Brun-
dage's evidence included the rails
ing Of a fund OF g 5000 20 place a
man friendly 90 the dairymen's i'm
tcrnational league on the Hoover
commits +ion formed 90 hN JUS
price for milk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
BURGLARS GET 20.

Burglars entered the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. T Bulsinck. 1923 y.
Lawrence St, sometime Saturday
afternoon and secured IS. Mrs.
Bulsinck was awny at the time The
house was rausacked generally. The
money was taken from a pocket
book
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
FUNERALS
LEO KLINGTNBERG

The funeral Of Leo Klinginberg
will be held Monday morning at 9
a. m. at st. Patrick's church. F'r
Carroll Of st. Joseph church will
ofFiciate. Burial will be in St Jo-
seph cemetery, Mishawaka-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
SUPERlNTENOENTS TO
MEET HERE NEXT WEEK

There VIII be o. cuoice of is topics
pertaining IN the public school open
20 discussion at the Northern Indi-
ana observation-disclosures club 90 Toe held
oct 10 and 20 ~ the office Of J..
p. Nuuer. superintendent OF the
South Bend public schools Mr..
Nuner.s offices are in the jefferson
building
a visit o. South Bends public
schools will De made 10y the mem
hers OF the club on the morning OF
oct. 10 Followine luncheon viii
be held az the Nicholson Iun
Some Of the Is topics which are
10 be discussed az the meetings are.
After the War What German
IN the American Schools" and Mill
tarv Training I'm the High school"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RENT-House with Eve furnished
rooms; centrally located. Bel lb4A
FOR RENT-Newly furnished apart
ment, thoroughly modern furnished
aud heated in best residence district
walking distance; 81 % B. 1925
FOR SALE-A child's suiky IN good con
dltion 80 y Cushing. II 216S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14

Your attention is called Ca the
PUZZLE advertisement of the
South Bend Realty company m This
issue. AuN-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14

Brazil will send Il.000. goo bag.
OF beans To the l.. :. this year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14

Baltimore has a new police offic-
er called the anti-noise policeman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
LONESOME ID NOW HAPPY;
115 AT CAMP TAYLOR

CCONTNUED FROM PAGE ONE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
GERMAN TROOPS LAND
AT GULF OF RIGA MOUTH

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
Jrrtmm entDc6t IN
4orc1ibiticnspcrlaoc

9c8 0loines, %. San. @cne,
rulontUoIt 9abner bot in oem bonn
Senat asgenpnimenen 8~robi6itions
5uioB cinen tedniiten 6ebIer cnt.
nedt, Der nab ieiner 3einung sic
8eiesmobigfeit Der gorlage in Sra.
ge itelt. 6ouaer empfiebIt. DAB Dos
SOUS sic 9oglage 0erartig an0eri
ioa. Dob Der &. Sunuor ais Oas ga.
t1mt a~nqeaebeu miro, on. Dem Scr
4robibitions3uiob Der Iebtcn 2egis
lutltr onaenornmen nltroe, itatt ncs
s. SJomtar8. iptc e5 i'm Der BON 81.
nat anaenoutuencu &orIagc beibt.
Ter Scnot miiroe Damn mir n0tig
bobcn, in Bic IeuoerltuQ cin5uitim
men.
@obncr crfIdrte meter, boB sic.
bon @ouocrnulr @oroi1lq olligcmor
fenen 5ragel. bic nod 6eiicu @}ci.
ming bie 8eiebnuoBigteit Der Dor.
Ioqe onfedtbor MAIDEN f0nntcn, un6
lueldc bic nCulobo Iriblne" be-
reit5 mit8etei.t bot, nidt bon Sc
iclen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
Ddibin9tcn uerfclot
Gage IN Japan oenaM!

@ai6iugton, %. San. Ole
politiihe Gntnidlimg in Sapan
miro bier a~ufmertiau berfoIgt ga
iie mtdtige ShIaiie atf 0ie 5ufiinitis
gen 8e8iebungen oes SnIeIreideS all
ben Ser. Staaten un0 81 Dem euro.
pailhen ariege 5ulGbt. Syn amt.
lideA areiicn beobadtet man il0es
borldufig ]bisfrctc8 Sdueiacn lulo
petgcrt iit, bic &eidstagsoufloinq
INT lrgello elmer Jorn SIT fonntcn.
@tierea. Der iapnuiitc 9oti6oftcr
bette cine lanaerc aouicrcl3 nit
Stoatslefret1r Gaming.
Die geplantc ouBcror0cutihc
8crlnebrllng 0c$ Stabcs Der biciidcn
iopaniihen 8otifnit hat in omtli..
den arerieu nlIgcmcin GcrUmOc.
rut8 erregt. Iie aus Iofio Qrucl
bet miro, bcfiuocn iid uidt mciiqcr.
ais ieh8 Setrctorc uuf Dem g8cae
blerber, ga Die dincitihc 1raoc.
cine &ergroBerllnq Oc5 Stabca not.
lUen0ig mode" SIN StaotsOeportc
lnent iheint man Oicicr Grflauunq
inoeS init aemiiien @}iBtroucn al
.begegnen uuo onOcrc @riln0e nlr
mnBgebcnO 81 baItet, nidlt ST. me.
ioI6e, Die NIT Der Jrie0ens
rage in gerbinoung itc5en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
glns Oen 0eutidlcn 6anie.
Sabrcsprriammlnng nun Seamteu.
iuabl Der 9tcbrastn 8iattSent.
i6eu Stcrbefnfie.

2eBten Sonntag nohntittag fanO
inter 5ablreihcr 8etciliqirg Die
SabresUeriamutIung Der NebroSfa
8lottoeutiden 5terbcfoiie itatt.
4rditoert &cnrr Sdroocr rief bic.
lcIbe CUR Grnnuug; Die GrotofolIe
Der nabrcno oc5 berqongenen Sab.
res gcbnlteuen goritono8iibungen
ionic oo8 Grotcfoa Der le~bti0brigeu
@eneroIbcrinmmIung luur0en perIc.
len mo ouacnommer. Ga8 0roBtc
Sntcreiie aber uabn Scr geoiegcu
ousgenrbeitetc 9crift oc5 6innn5.
ictretors 9el1rp 3o0enburq in An,
iprltd. GeurieIben 5uioIge ipurOen
inn porigcn Sabre at Bcitrdgen
$360S,9 b%ereiunobmt, on 3inicn
$920.21 Siebcn Mitglieoer muir
ben int bcrgongenen Sabre pom 20.
DC nbberitien mo 0ereR @interbIic-
bcncn ie $500 SterbegeIocr, I'M gar
SEN $500 ulsbe5oblt. Gie Ser
nultungstoiten Der Sterbcfaiic iin6
duBerit gering, 0ieieIbeu betrugen
MIR $203.30. Ger ltebcrihuB 0es
lcbtct Sobres tcIduft iid) uuf $737.=
IS, uu0 oa8 IotaIDcrm0aeu Der
Stcrbcfaiie eli $20,60S. 90. Die
gtitglieoer3obl bctrdgt SOB, 10 onB
nuf Den aobf S40,97 cntfaQen.
8os @elo lit nngeleqt nie folgt;
Geter5 3ruit 60, $1,000: Gmaba
Glatt0cutider 9erein $4,000; Con
ierpotibe Building & 2oan 4iiocio
tiou $4,000; Iebrosfn Sobing8
uro 2oon aiiociotion $500; Gina
ba Building < 2oan aifn $500;
SO InIeihen on IlitaIieoer ie0e 5u
Yin 6un0 Dcs Shaeu1eiter5
befinoeu iih $f308.29.
Die in Sterbefdqeu nus8ube3abz
Summe iUur0e audi fir 0ieie8
5abr ouf $500 feit8eiebt.
Sic Bcamtenmuhl ergub f~olgep0es
Reiltltat B%rdftoent &enrp 5dr00er,
4rdit6ent Irant 6unlpert, &C.
=. 6. Shro0er, 5iuan3ietre-
tar 0enrp Roocnburg, Shabmeiiter
9nitiou; 5inou8fomitee @m.
4blcrs. aae 8eamten muroen elm
mieGergepabIt. gfod0em
oieielbeu Ourh @errn 8m. Butt in
rcip 2lemter eiugeiebt noroeu
.Durcu, eriolQfe 8ertaQlug bis gum
0ierteu Sonntag int Slafutar 1918.
4ben05 ion0 Gin Boil itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
Sisk ncnnt CANTON
cinen 1l1cineiSi0cn!

9}an gorf. 80. San. - IotOan
CT in tatcgoriider 8eiie ertLart onb
cr trgeno cine Conformation bctrefi5
0e5 Beds" ieitens zines anbiHetts
mitqlia0es erbnltcn, nonudl SdaBs
umtsiefrctdr 1tc2l0oo lid nit Dem
n2ed auuiortiuu1" In Den @euinn
geteilt babe, mufte 8Iing 6isf Dem
Neutrality-suspicious. oes Reprdien.
tontcnbouies 0en 8oridIog. TbomaS
8. 2apiou pcgen gieiuejoe5 EN-
iteteu gu Ioiien. Gr b~cbolptete,
ouB 2oruion mutuiaig eiucn geah
teteu Iomen peroodtigt babe, Dab
Dies ieOo6 pieIeidt Die 6olae zines
geitorten @eiite5 iei.
8Qbren6 6ist irgeuomelfe
4euntnis bon eillen 2ed ODER elmer
4bmohung nit 0Ic9Iooo Ieugncte
COB or 5u, bor0em nit 0jeiem in
noben Observation-Disclosures gGtnlr-
ben SIT hQben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
9eripnal glptacn.

Sans 8eib, groumeiiter Der
0les Bros. @rnuerei, melt gegen.
mdrtig in Chicago ltlO lit notlrIifl
5tamuigoit bel ieiuem 2%anosnlamn
2yoiepb Gaqbader, genonnt 8ur8'n
Sepp. 8on BORT aus lit nun 9errn
Sol. s. 8eter, 9erallsgeber Der
Gmaba Iri6une, cine 4niidtstorte
nit n~adite6enoer AOreiie un0 fol.
qenoam 3nbalt 5ugegnngen: Dol.
8eter, G8q. (C6e German Hortbellf-
fe.) GiDig bleiben treii Die alten.-
syn aanias Gitp (nni bas Sdnger.
felt onipieleno) miro oieies Sabr Der
Giea Der @ermouen geieiert. Sans
@eiB, Sol. 6aqboder olis 8ur3'n
5epp 4rtbur Soietti. 1000 @rtBe
an Qapa gteeic.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
6rBbiidlof 9imines frsiselaReu.

5taOt @ferieo, %. San. - 2nlt
geitern Don @ueretnro eingetrone.
nen 9eridten lit gr36iidof ergo
,5iminej boa @raoaloiorn, gegen ben
Elm BrojeB negen 8%erifmoruug &c.
gen Die 8egieriilg erboben mor0en
mar. mo fur meIdlen Die amerifmi.
Idle Regieruna eintrat, ircigelaiieu
mo oes 9an0es nerpieien moroen.
aiild iciu 11itanaeflaeter. giidlof
afiauel nc Ia Nera non ]dcatecos
bot ooa goa0 psrldIlen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
Or Acibwcrcncr>
StSnno %be9onncn!

Die @roBgeidnorenen iiu0 bette
nm II lthr in Sisuug getreten. Ole
ieIben lper6en iif bolptidhlid mit
Der llnteriuhuug BON Intlogeu ne.
gen 8IiidipieI5, ge]iebmiorigen Ser.
fallfs pou oJtoboliiden @etrdnfen
mo narfotiiden GrogeIl, 9alten bon
uluoruliideu 6dllierh ionic mil
ben unaeiu1oeH s3uiton0an i'm
Gountps 8efdngnis uno int County
@oipital gu beidldftigen BADEN. Ger
&orulollu Der 0aihnoreueu lit ser
9ontier Beor8e Z. 9aUertId, ia
5uo IS. Ctr.
Gje iibrigeu @robgeidaUorenel
iiuo:
V. &. 6ustirf, g~erfGufer, 220l
2Qrimore 4Delllte.
Gbriitian VI. Glupper, Ir6eiter,
1926 8or0 80. Ctr.
5arrD U. CROP, Glert, 1901 Sor.
llep Ctr.
5, 5efierA 4rditett, 6lotiron
5otel.
6reO u. Glminger, Glert, 8t2
Bancroft Ctr.
u. g. 6ersuiou, 9eIper 2O9
6rancis Ctr.
Iuitin &. 8reell 8ormann elmer
8abnmaggonremiie, 3035 Stone Ct.
@rcen w. Sobuiou, 8ortier, 557
Siio SO. Str. ....
Sean q. Soltes, Gianolc6ter,
1904 G5arnam Ctr.
Carl .. 9lcGrearn aoiiierer,
1915 8afelep Ctr.
02ortiu :. Wegpol mlai6iniit,
2235 Si0 IL. Ctr.
8idim 6Ioiteao, G015 @}ain
Ctr, genion.
Robert $. I6orpe Glerf, 1t8
Al. Ctr.
Sanes u. Irem6le, gIgcnt
1907 2afe Ctr.
Glau0e s. aruitrou8, autidcr,
1863 Miami Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
Il. I. Iahtts 6dl inns fuitcn.

8rdii0elt g. &. Goblin bon Der
Union gatific gabn nob beute be.
FAINT, 0oB Die 8o6u I'M I%oufcn0en
Sabre ue6en ibren regelmoBigen
aSobresdusgabea in 9obe non ettua
$t4O00,000 nod beiouoers So,
095, 900 fir gerbeiieruugen nllsget
hat. gon 6ieier Sltntme miro so,
10000 in Qebr. o~llsgegeben wer.
ben. Bit oieien beioeu o6tyen Snnt.
men filr 8erbeiierungen fou . i
nod bic regcLmaBigen getriebsun.
foiten, 2oGne uim. in 9o1e bon
$50 600, 600 idbrtid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29

llnier glnt3il bonn 8enefi5 gaa
al Staiiera @eturtstag betragt $40.
rs. moFiir mir benz 3uiif0erein auf
rihtig Oauten.
Grbalten BON 5rau &ie0eman,
9iron, E. 9. cine Spnrbitdie emf
6alteno 500
5ral Renino 8otle, ct. 6ranels,
adui cine gildie emf 100
5rou 9nna 9ruie, NlaeoL gtebr. Ell.
ne 8ndie entfldltcH0. .... $3.50
5rau 5nit, Smnba, cine gudlie,
cntboIten0 800
7ies II DC brittle 9iihie, melhe
fsFam funt aefifnt einbrndte gu
elel9 Iii tie bic ciisiae drnu ii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
8ei btn 6crmnnns s66nen.

Samsta9 o6eno belt bic Sl0
Cmaba 2oge geo. SO oes Gr0en5
Der Sermonns Sobne in ihrem Scr
iammIunqslofol I'M 9eutiheu @aus
cine aemutIidt 5amiIienfeier. gru,
Der 5eurD Sect bate fir eiucn GU.
ten Smbi5 geiorgt uno Die 3amen
iur cine quite 1aiie aoffee. g2an
berlebte me6rerc genuBreihe Stun.
Den. g0s qeaen Mitternadt Die
5eitlt6teit 3unt abidIuB geiangte
ifico man NIT Dem 8uuihe, redt
bnlo Die0er zitianmen ST foHlmeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
MneIin 9lnblpff nsitur6en.

9n qlter bon 68 Snbren lit ON
5amstaa in einem biciigen 9oipis
tai 9yran glnlelia e. Glloloff bonn
lobe a%bbcrufcn moroen. 9ie Ser
itor6ene, fuelde as Sabre in 0mo.
ba nobnboft mdr, miro BON einenl
Sobn in Seem gort betrnuert. Die
gecrOigung finOet 9ienstag nod
mittag 2 llbr bon oem 2eihen.
beitattungs .@eidoft BON Stof &
5alconer auf Dem 5oreit Jrieoboi
itott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
PanScls
bdlS crridtct!
Mlittlcrcr Sell nnS &citfligcl ioI.
len nod in Sicicm SnBr er-
baut uerScn. Al

gtit oclu 9ul oeo projeftiertelt
nelten @ebdlt0es fir Die @nn0els-
bodidule ioa in udtitcr Belt bcgou.
men Der0en. Ger SduIrat miro bic
aontrnfte fir Ole Grridtltug Ocs
Miittelteils mo Oes 8eitfliigeIs III
Stiir3e bergeben 0icie bcioen GeiIe
biloen ltngcfabr 5pei 6ItnfteL ocs
golf5en gnues. Sp0ter iou oain
Der 0itfIiigcI gebnut meroen mo
aanj 3uleBt Dos @DmtnIillm uno
on8 9u0itorium.
SobaI0 ser @eitflijaer uuo Ser
mittIere Scil fertig gcitellt iino. ncr
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Der ltcne Ocllpcrnemr
Ari5onas i'm Nmte!

85oenir, ari8, 90. San. - Dos
Staat5obergeriht bat cine Gntidei.
Dung abgege6en, Dob Der ReplbIi.
faner Som Campbell Der ~redtsmaBis
ge @ouberneur BON 4ri3ona lit. Sic.
Ter bot beute fem gmt ongetreten
lno miro I'M 2nufe oe8 gadmtttaqs
Ieine 9otiaoft on Die 2egislatpr Der.
leIeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
Sniierfommcrs oes 9anwebrDereins

Sam5tog abeuo fano in Dem Ser
ianumhnqslofol oe5 Cmaba 2ano.
mebroerein5 qelagentlid oes Sc
b~ltrtstog5 aojicr 8iIbelut, oe8 iril
bcren obcriten ariegsbcrrn Der aa.
meraoch Elm geoiegener aommers
itott. Ger 5ool lDor BON tutoiger
@uno in gcfQlsiger 98eiie 0eforiert
uno mofte nuf ale einen treffIihen
Gm0rud. 8rdftocnt aouig eroffnete
Ben GeoGnft 6,trd cine g%eoiegene gn-
iprafe uu0 'hloB nit einem Sod
auf Den 0elttimeu adiier. 8eitere
8eouer norcu 6tto ain6er, Mar
@ener, gbiIipp Weinebl tn6 on0ere.
Zen 8ogal aber IfoB aamero0 Sc
Iir @robotpsfi ourd ieine geoiege-
men oeflomator1ihen 2eiituugen ab.
Scr befonntc g1liifer, frilberer
G6eri0ger uno Soboiit 6enrD Sos
begeiiterte Die 53ub0rer burd) mebres
re Soli. Ger non aorl @Iaoe ges
ietten feinen n2ttnd' nllroe fleiBig
5ltgeiproteu rno oIs man our olge.
meinen @emiitlihfeIt itbergtng, muir
Den 2ie0cr qciungen, man er8ablte
iid @eidlhtcu aus Dem UtilitorIe.
ben uuD itieb uuf oen Siea Der
@affen Scr neut. 8%erbitnbten an.
Ger aommer3 lit ais bodit geIungen
3u be5eidncr.
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~Gc1tiibMneen
e |; Scs BnnScslcnats!

Bnibingtot 20. San. Ger 5c.
not 1T beruaBcn ntit arbcit ilber.
hduft, bob Ct 3tt Dem GntidluB qc.
fOminen lit bon nd6iteln 9omncrs
tag an ouf mabrcno 0es gtadts
Gisungen o~63ubaltcl. IS miro TO-.
gnr Die &einung geduBert oaB cine
Grtroitsullg itnttfinoeu miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29
G'gteil5 Geal @itote
& Sni. 4gcp.
G32=4=G 8ronoeis 5beater glog.,
Eel. lgIer 1924.
i~yarmlnnO an 0erfaufcn.

1880 4der Rand), Coup Gountp,
nabr., Breis $4,000; $4,000 9(n-
3obIunq Ret 5 Sabre nit 6 Bro.
gent; 4.3immer Sous, StoQung,
5duppen, gufc5 8aiier uno 8ino.
milhle; Gigentiimer 3iebt ipeitli&.
Gieie Rand Iiegt ungefdbr "a Gci.
len bon Der giienbabn ood ioa cine
neue 5tefe ndfite5 Sabr gcbo1t
neroeH. 100 Tollano, Snn0blgel
gut NIT Blue @ros geidgt. &.
6ranta, 57G granoeis Bldg. Dma.
aa. 9ie6r. -2.2Ssf7
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geqe6t scl6itnturb.

Ser 61iabriaG 3iuuermonn n.
g. SEMEN begging 6ette morgen in
IeIner 8obmrng 1922 ii0l. 80.
Ctr, 0urd Erbdngen Sel6fmor0.
2angpierige aront6eit bot 0cn
Monn in Den ZOO g~etrieben. gr
bate idon nlebriot porber ber.
ipht iid oos 2eben 3u uebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-29

0}itgciiibt idica 70 abgeitumpft SAB
mir 9leidgilltig all Dem Soulmcr
gcqcnibet itahet? 0ir baben nod
pieIe 9uficrL Die fletne Su1me
bon t0c tonn bod bGirobe idglid
irqen0fpie eripnrt Dcroeb o6nc
Gpier, 10 poIlen mir i'm 5rttereiie
Der Mcnihbeit boiien, c5 mcloen
lid nod 4bac6mer.
9erta @etidmnnn 8ori.
1908 CIV. 10. Ctr.
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ben fir o%icicnigcn GdiiIcr, fir mel
die ltidt qefiigcnO Houm borboroeu
lit, tempordre Sol3qe6nloe bon Der
geaennartigcn @nnoelsbodiduIc ga.
neben erridtet merocn.
8ic nelle 8nnoeIs6odihulc, incl
dc lid an Der Chicago StroBe bon
Der %. bis %. StraBe crItredt uno
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p~clcnparteilcr i'm
prcMk. PcrrcnbaMs!

Berlin 90. Sar. SER u.
9iarfoiuib G6reumitglieo oesRqids
Tags uno g1it9lieo Der poIuiIhen
EnrteL lit tom aonig bon BreuBen
5lan le6ensIdngli6en NitgIieo 0es
preuBiidcn $errenbauie3 rrnatnt
mor0ea.
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Stren1cr Winter
bemntt iric9sfibrmno!

Berlin 90. San. Ga5 arieas.
amt meloete beltte nodmittag, 6aB
an Der rumdniideu 5ront cine emf
ieBlthe aalte un0 Shneeitiirme.
berriterl Die ole militGriiden
0perationen aroBeren 93oBitn6es
ultatoglih MAIDEN.
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cinen bol6cn @lod ticf 1T, mir0 BON
Der @ci3aulagc Der 3cntroI @odi-
idJule init Site mo eIeftriiden %iht
unO a%raftbetrieb Derieben mer0cn
Die &Idne fir 0a5 @ebdtt0e iia0
bon DER bcfaunteu 0elttiden 4rdi
tcftcHiirun Sobu 2atenicr & Con
~cntmorien noroen.
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aaiiers 8s6nrtstag i'm M@n7f6eim

Ser auiier Z 5urtstags gaa inn
gttitt SCENT nabm einen b0dit qe.
miltIiden 8erIouf. Sic Qnneien0en
iieBen IS ith 6ei'm Gon3, ioruie bel
eincm aemitljden S6pppcn ant
ieIn uno omiliterten lid aus bette.
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Cmnbo, peIhe bis jett ~ionunclte.
0}iQ iif benu Gicmano Gin Bel.
ipieI 0arau uehmcu? Serboaen oil
Die ein0rmQIihn Bitten nm 9ilIie
fitr Die un6cidrcibIi6 2ei0en0en
nuglo82 9at Die Gepo9nbeit unicr
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alaHifi5icrtc An5eioen.
,3u O%ertaufen ODER Der
touid)en
$50 4fer I'M O}errif
County, gtebr.

Gieie 6urm lit ungef0Gr 100
gtellen meitltd bon Omaha; A Del
len uor0oitlidJ Don Charts. Quber
10 4der beitebt Die 5arm Gus mur
beitem 2uno.
9erbeiiermgen; @ltte5 Sous un0
retter Stol init uaen not1pcn0iQen
Re6engabdu0eu. @utcr M~liet5baus.
boupIaB als Ieil8ablung in getradt
ge3ogen. aonn am 1. Mdr3 1877
be3ogen peroen. 4rais 1926 per
4dcr.
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MIeitanrnnt III psrfanfsn.

8eltaurant, 8ebduoe uH0 @mrid
tuag tomplet al berfnufen-$250;
CUTE @%elegenbeit bier IN Gmaba.
9aul SDbom, S358ronoeis Bldg.
Gel. 0ouglos 871t. -23.t7
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auS Den Oereinen!

(sie @srren EerrinsirFrftars fuwnhf ban
iDtdlttge B~tatbrnbcifrn nnb 0tulpeife AMI tom.
meHoe VreiaHthc I'M Gerttnelrheu esr giehaf.
tien err pSaglinlrn EmaAa SribaHt" NIT.
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aanias Sin Marttberidt.

Qnnios Gitn. %. Galnlar.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11

%, z p. m, a resolution to do away
with this false practice. Why should
the great army of unemployed be
made to spend their last pennies in
carfare and their time and energy in
looking for jobs not to be had?
want to remind the Socialist al
dermen that they represent the
working peoples interests. Mayor
Thompson, after he was elected, told
a reporter that he would establish
employment offices or bureaus in the
police stations. Two years have
passed without it's accomplishment.
The Socialist aldermen can do much
to aid the labor unrest. I have great
confidence in Mr.. Kennedy and I
trust he will read this article and
take up this vital question in the city
cOuncil.-M! SchWartzberg.
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able to establish itself and become a
permanent blessing to some commu-
mites at Ieast.-S. c. RetlaW.

mites at IeaSt.-S. Z. ReIldW.
PROHIBIT FAKE ADS. One of
the important enactments Of the new
city council should be a law to stop
fake advertisements in the Chicago
newspapers. Heavy fines should be
levied on those firms caught attempt
ing to place such ads. 1t is a mean
trick for them to advertise their
business at the expense Of others.
No such measure as l here recon-
mend was discussed even by our So
Cialist aldermen. Why do not Alder
men Rodriguez and Kennedy, the
only aldermen that the working peO-
pie have much confidence in, bring
this matter before the council?
Thousands of people are unem-
plOyed at present; thousands more
are starving; still nobody seems to
care for them. Many great manu-
featuring concerns who are using
several hundreds Of thousands of
employees seldom take on more. All
they do is to advertise in downtown
newspapers for help, and when they
do hire one out Of hundred they ask
him to work for the smallest possible
amount, since they have the advan-
tage over him, on account Of his
great need of a job. Many concerns
which constantly advertise for help
tell the applicants that the jobs are
filled or that: we did not advertise;
it is a mistake Of the editor"
Is it not possible for the city cOun-
Gil or the state legislature to pass a
law prohibiting business concerns
from advertising their business false
ly? These are some Of the concerns
who are doing this: Sears, RoebUck
& Co., Western Electric Co. and
many of the department stores.
They simply mean to show the city
that they are busy, as they demand