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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
crsucrc bbiieb
pom 1tcrSs1lmcrika!
Die Surner bes 2anSes poIen eis
Segifon Oes amer. S~rruiueIens
bernnsgeben.

GlebeIono, s.. IL. aiguit. - 0ie
.Gonlolioateo Commercial on0 pub.
Iijbina 60, Snc." In Glebelon0, o.,
bat iid, pie iie mitteiIt, olf anre.
guna bon Ieitenoen @eamten Der.
ihieOensr &urloereine eatidloIIen.
elm Sltrner.a 0erbbii6 BON 9oro.
@merita berottsSugeben. Ser 8lon
muroe in ietnen @in5elbeiten Dem
8orort oes decentralization Eur.
~nerbunoes In Der am z. SSllli itott.
9eba6tan @~eriommlung unterbreitet
uu0 g~utgebeiBen.
0oS Burner. 4oreBbuh miro, fllr3
eefoBt ~folgenoeS entbaIten: 1. Den
gtnmen zines ieoen Mitglie6S oler
@ereine. nebit ietner GbrcIie, ieines
gereinS uro 9e5irfs; 2. gGgemeine
Statiitifen iiber oos Surnmeien; 3.
Die @eididte zines ieoen @ereins
in fIorer lleberiidt bon Der 3eit iei.
ner @riiu0unq biz 5ltr @egennort;
A. 4botogruphiihe gt66riide Der Ser.
einsbaIen un0 Ser Ieiten0en Beam.
ten zines ieoen @ereins un6 8e5irfs;
5. 9l6bon0lungen itber ooS Sltrn.
meien I'M o%Ilgemeinen un6 iibcr 6os
Der 8ereinigten Stooten i'm beIonoe-
rem.
DnS Bud erIdcint in oeuti6er
Sprame uno bat es it5 our beion0e-
rem g[ufgobe genadt, ben Gunner
NIT Dem Gurner uno 6en @ereinen
befonnt at MAIDEN. Gs ltebt einsig.
artig 6a 1T ieinen altSfiibrungen,
Statiititeu, Snformationen uip. uno
0ient olS eiu5ig 5liberl1iii9es God,.
i6IageIeriton 0eS 3lirnpeiens. Glir8
e8 miro aaes entbalten, mas ie iiber
on8 &trrnpeien in Srage fam.
Sein fndte6niiher SnbaIt nir0
Dem 8etpuBtiein fir bic 9otpen0ig-
felt Der &eran8iebung zines itorfen,
3ufiinftigm 0}eniheu . @ei6ledtes
&edHung trogen. Ole Gr3iebung
berllbt baubtidhIih auf Der norma.
len bon Natltr aus erfor6erItden
@ntruideltng oes a6rbers beOingt
ourd Dos Gtrnen. Die Gntorttng,
Die in ntIen aIniien 70 enorm INN iid
gegriffen bat, fam etu5ig un0 oIleia
o1trd Den atIfbau 0es a6rpers ge.
hemmt mer6en. Die @tdtigfeit Der
Gurnfrage lit oIio ME gr3Ber gene
fen, ais oera0e oilgenbIidlih.
GoB Burner. qoreBbu4 ge6t ein.
gebeno auf Die Den Sduerpumft bill.
oenoen 5ragen Elm ln6 6ient iomit
on5u, bie S6ee Der ioeaIen Gntui6.
lung un0 Gr5iebuug (Dleus lana In
corpOre iano) fort8upfIan8en r16 8n
~berbreiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
Oeecn sen SrobenSen
Hcblcnzl1ianoel.

2incoIn, a}e6., II. QlguTt. = Sn
eeiteru betannt gegebenen geIhliii.
len oes ftaotliden &ertei6igtngsra.
tes erflart ii9 6eriel6e 0afar, baB
Die @~e8ierung Die @reiie fir aoblen
feitieben mo I'M gsotfaac oer; ge.
trieb Der aobleu6erotparte iiberueb.
men ioa.
g8ie aus beitti9en geridten ans
Chicago berborgebt bat ii6 bic bort
tagen0e ao9lenfonferen8 i'm abnIi.
den Gimme ousgeiprodcn. Cine Der.
itGrtte 9ro6ufiion iDrr0e ebenfaas
beflrportet. Ole aaf Der aonferens
~bertretenen 10 fueitliden Staoten
ner0en, bis 8rdli0ent 8ilIon bic
aobIeneruben iibernimut, aaes tun,
mas IN tbrer @laft itebt einem Sob.
lenmangeL i'm fommenoen Binter
b~or5ubeugen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18


nber ridbaItIos gaben MtitgIieoer
Der aommiliion 8u, boB iie auf bic
2obalitat Der a9olfs3eitln5" uno
iHsbeion6ere ouf Die redtlide @efin.
nuug Or. 8erameierS bolle8 Ser
trauen iebten. "a 5uoem Die Safe.
tD Gommiiiiou beitrebt lit, 6og
9erti9 . 4rnerifanertuun mieres
Staates sir eifrigen Wtitarbeit oil
ben idDeren ariegsaufgaben beran.
8u8ieben IND, mad iGrer eigeuen
Grtldrung, aIen, 8ur 8etnrubiguna
oes @oItes geeigneten GinfIuiieu ent.
aegen3uipirferL lit an5unebmcu, oaB
ibr Die gerbaftung Or. 9ergmeiers
ebenio iiberraiden0 fam pie 'irls
un0 bielen anoeren.
@ir modten nod 6ieien Q[asfib.
rliitgen 6es .Man0erer" 6ic &ofi.
nung ausoriiden 6aB, nenn oies
nod nidt berett8 gei6eben, iofort
4nitoIten ~getroffan per6en ioaten,
Inn Gr. gergmeier nuf 4orole ent.
Iaiien at befomneli. Der 8r1itbent
Der 9ereinigung 6eutidomerifani-
ider 3eitungsberausgeber, &err
8aul 8. Mlilaer bon Der Chicago
9~(6enopoit, Der fih in &~egierungs-
freiien ia groBen Ginfluiies erfreueu
foa, ioIte bic Regiarung l~ber3eugen
fonnen, oaB 5err 8ergmeier Die
GreiBeit baben ioLlte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
ucui9kciten ans Jcwa.
Nppca Gair.


Die Gouiltn 5oir, melde in Der
letten ISOLDE I'M Mlonat Quguit itott.
ftnoet, 6Hrfte aud 0ieies Sabr iih
zines guten 8eluhes erfreuer, oenil
IN Council Bluffs tper6en groBe
8orbereitungen getroffen, Die aus-
iteIlung ait beiuden. aonpagnie s
bat iih bereit erfldrt. Der Gair einen
geiud ab5uftatteu bus beiBt, penn
iie nidt borber gum aagemeinen
ltebungsIager ~einberuien miro. Die
Gompagnie ge0enft NIT Der n0tigea
an3obl ron Q~uton1obilen nod aboca
gu fabren unb piro nobl cine groBe
3obl bon 9itrgern mitfobren.
@apeao. - Ger beige Sber.
idulmeiiter mar unter ben eriten
ouggeIoiten fir Die Notionalarmee
unO muB lett BALD bic llntform an.
5ie6en. Gein @eiu1 auf 0ienItbe.
freiitng fiel auf talbe 0bren. gr
mndte gelteno, oaB er fir angebori.
&c 81 lorgen babe - er bate fi6
udmli9 I'M Mtonat SUM berbeiratet.
Ges Moines. - 9as groBe feds.
ft0dige 2agerbaus Der Sirma 8roDn.
Camp Gompanp, @roBbdn0Ier in 81.
Ienluarsn, muroe in Der gadt BON
10. guguTt Elm Ma1tb Der Glammen.
Die ilriafe oes 6eiters III nidt be.
fannl. Ger @erlult nirO ouf $780,.
900 dngegeber. Die ongren5enoen
ge6droe muroen ebeufaIls beiha.
oie..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18

fin0er Diiroen mar III erparten.
Die 8ut gegen 3euti6ldno Bat 10
iebr Die 9berberri6ait uber ite ge-
nonnen, BOP fie ben DoblmeIneuo.
item RniAldgen ni6t mebr 5ugdrg-
lid Iino, eiuerlei aus pelder 0ueae
iie fomr1eli. @i1n fam bainnbe
annehmen, DaB tie bon eiuer reinen
Moroluit ergrifien iino mo gar Die
,3eit nidt abrparten t0nieft, bis iif
Die amerifoniide SllgenO on Der
sroben Observation-Disclosures bateiIiet.
I'm Die 5oIgen Die Darans erlpa6
ieH, MAIDEN lie ii4 gar teiae SOrgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
ause6lider SpiOn in 9es Moines
berbaftet.

9es Moines, Sa., II. augait. -
aarl ged6olot, melder IN Mle6ialtio.
lis, 8Bo., bobnt, tpuroe, ols er bier
auf Dem Sod SslanO @abn1af elm.
trof, bon ben 8eb0roen ais angeb.
lider oetltider 6pion berbaftef. s5n
ieinem 8eiis iouen fib elm @emebr.
5pei SdrotflinterL Mllnition unO IN
diiirierter Sdrift eeIdriebenc ga.
piere befsl0eH babelL MeshoIb oie
gebOroen aut gedbolbt eiuen Arg
poHu batter, polten fie Hiht iaQeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
Hm. #. 8ayvidl, aOuOfat.

Spriht oeutih uno lit 6ffentlider
9iotor. 348 Omaha glationaI 9anf
8ebdube. omaha, Qebrosfa.
Wreftisiart in alien @erihten BEG
Stantfs uno Der Ser. Staaten.
Shreibt Eeitnmente aus. beioret ge
iistitel unb iiebt 4bitrdfte ourh
iiebL bab 6eItomente i'm 0adIaiien.
id1ftsaerihte aeoronet weroen. Be
Iorg' @ollmahten uno siebt Orb.
I6afteu in iraeno einen Eeil Ser
Belt Elm. aoaeftiert 4usltdn6e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
8wefmakige @a6en.

8e8a9Iia 6eiien, mas ettpa stped-
maBig mare i6rei6t SER Z. ..
8ioltopSti, 9ifi5icr bonn aa~ronprin5
8iI5elm":
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18

appslI an @G6ienlis6e anb @OhI.
tGtiafeitsinn. - @ie Sriess8e'
faraeueR in bieiem SanSr in i6rer
truitlUien Gage Sn belfcn lit.

Ser bormalige Sefrctdr Der Qniert
can Grut9 Soeietn Serr 9tobert A.
Sads, erldbt folgenoen atiruf;
Die beoanerli9e Satiadc, 0at
lid ulier 2auo int ariees8niton1
nit 9euti6lano beiin0et, ioa me0er
oas Gote areu5 ais internotionoIs
Organization Der 9t1dItenliebe ab.
balteil, Die &lmoen bon 6rauno tpie
5ein0 8u beilen, nod ioa iie Der pri.
haten gtd6Itenliebe einen SenrnId)ub
anlegcu. llno 10 m6dte ih 0urh
oieie 3eiIen Die 2litintarfiamfeit ei.
ner qroBereu Sefientlidfeit attf cine
4n5abt 9lenideu lenten Die obre
ibr @eri6uIOen obHe ie gegeil infer
2arO nggreiiiD gepeien 5l iein, ia
Die I'M @egenteil ais 5relinoe I'M
@lanben bier cine 3uilldtsitdite &c.
frnoen at boben, 0ieIe @eitaoe 1nf.
iudteu, mtnmGbr Griegsgeiongem
eelpor0en iino. Sd meine i'm be.
ionoeran Die 9eiotungen Der areil.
8er uarouprin5 g8ilbelm@ uno
o4ril3 GitGl 6rie0ri94, i'm meiteren
Sinne a9er ollie ieue Seeleutc unO
onoere, Die Elm 0bnIi4es Cos bier &c.
~troffeu bat.
alen fam aebolfsa WerSen.
2ieien '8eoauernsmerten Sl BEL.
fen, lit elm 9uS0rltd lleniAlihen
9fitgefilblS uno lit Der glrbeit oes
aoten areu3es na5e berpanot. ga
nun cine groBe 2r8abl Der Qeutid.
aneritauar uuo 3eutiGen in oieiem
2an6e Ger Qnitdt itno, oaB mani
ourh &orreIponoen5 o6er ourh
Ileberienouug bon 2iebesgaben an
Die 6euti6eu &riegsgefaugenen In
ben berifieoenen 2ngern init Be.
ieten 0ieie8 2dl0es in aonflitt
tomlnt ODER ionltigen llnannebmIif.
teiten oli8geiest lit, 10 fam gar nidt
genug berborgebobeH meroen, oaB
Dies 8dn5Ii4 uu8geidIoiien 1T.
3iuedmdkige @a6eu.
8e8agIi9 6eiien, mas etipa atnctf.
maBig mare, i6rei6t 9err &. o.
3ioltom5ti, 9ifi5ier pom aStronpriu8
8iIbelm";
Sort M}c4barIon, t3. SUM.
Gie @HtiGeiotng user etlDaige
@~ebl9ruiiie lit nod nidt gefdat, mo
GA pieIe bon ben 2elten iiber feline
8armitteL beriiigen, uaren Sahen
iuie: &abat, 8ieiieTL 3abnpulber.
3alnbariteh SEIZE, S6reibmaterial.
Sauotiider, glaB- ln0 4%ubuteHiilien
ertuilnidt.
Die auiiidt il5er Den gail8en 5rl.
%ueu0ienit bat bier I'M 2agcr @err
8bermaidtniit 9einri1 9aate, 4ri.
iouer Of 8ar go. 1.g.t, mo tilDrt
ben GiteL Battalion COMMANDER.
gr piroe in eriter STEELE ais Gene.
ralempfanBer tir &iebe5gaben in
5rage fonmen oa CT leidt Die 8an.
Idle Der Gin3eInen erfabren fam.
S6m miir0e aud leidt gettl,g Der
9laB our @%erfiauug ite6en mo aud
Die 2cute sur 8erteillng ler 2iebes-
oQbcn uno 5ur 5iibrung Der ooburd
eutItebenom &orreipon0en3. SD pa.
&c nit ibm barber qeipro6en ltno
er bat ii9 germ 0amit eiroeritmoen
erflart.
I'm ia0em giitigen @e6er nab
M0glidteit 8u belien bin i6 bereit,
9ateta6reiien @abels) in erluiinif.
ter Qn5abl foltenfrei 8ur 9crfiigune
3u lteqen, Die nit Dem Ramen Der
fir ben @mpfoug bon 2~iebesgaben
In ben beridteoenen 2agern Hered).
ttgten berIeben iinb un0 9iaurn fir
ben Qanten 0eS 46ien6ets baben,
Dem Die Sen6ung 6aun bonn iefueili.
gen gmpfdnger beitdtigt ..tro. gio.
bert g. Sad8, 1888 groQomap,
g1em gort Gitg."
N 49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
Dcutreffcr!

G9iua fniipit on feline ariesser.
flarima aeeen GeltihIan6 bic Soft.
nhaa naf eilIe rieiige AHleibe bon
BEL Ser. Staatefi. Ger &lHih miro
a1spib mIiiHf, oern fem 9pfer an
&nl ulln Mlut lit 81 groB fir ein
2|BIf, 0ns 1ie Melt BON 0cr atto.
lEateuipFalngt beireiell nil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18

8enn S6re gugen inert iin6. @ld.
iel fir Sbre llnteritiisuns 81 30.
iein, melde iie befommen founeH.
ben, oann ioaten es Die 9ejten
geiuden Sic CT. @eiIano.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18

Naij Die 1rieoensporIdITge oes
op;ies 8Gneoief nidt ben Beifan
ser m~aerilmiIdeu ariegspatrioten
The evening herald., 1917-02-19
.l,>p HOLDING N nosrlrAls."

Gen. sir sam Hughes threw e homh-
shell into the Canadian parliament the
other day. when he dcriaicd That tie
,oluntcer auxiliary hospitals in whicn
the Canadian wounded are being treat
ed are largely matrimonial bureaus
and that the treatment given tho
patients chiefly o. hand holding An
Ottawa dispatch 10 the Montreal star
says;
SIR sam Hughes objected To- the
scattering of Canadian hospital accouu-
mediation iu England tie failed to soc
the wisdom of leaving Canadians in
V A. y hospitals presided over by
young women with few weeks uf ST.
John ambulanCe training while Brit
sh soldiers got the benefit uf trained
nurses Doctor Bruce had property
objected To- healthy men being Kept iu
uspitals on one occasion when ole
oncl Bruco's coming was known, Gcr-
erul Jones. director ol medical ser, i-
ces had bundled OF seven hundred
men from these places TO corr'aiescont
homes. whore they should have been.
Sir Sam paid his compliments 20
General Jones with the assertion, N
an agitation b. Co be carried ON. as t
has been already hy some Of those
hanRers-on on the outer fringe ot l"u-
don society the facts viii have 10
come out
A member wished a. know if Sir
sam had heard from ia0N prummoud
on the hospital question.
YES" hc answered. 'pLt ! am uut
aware that Lady Drummuud has been
chartered To- rin Canadian hospitals, or
Sir william Osler or any other hanging
on the edge cf London society. ! have
nothing To- say ngainst Doctor iiapue
rave that hc il bit prehistoric. Tho
trouble with him ana Sin George Per
iey II that they favor the y A. ..
hospitals Why they were actually
labeled matrimonial bureau SO. I or
40. :, etc.
"The result b. this We are paying
separation allowances a. scores ot girls
who picked up with our Canadian boNs
ns result OF this brow rubbing ana
hand holding. have mo- objection p"
that. bat I want our canadian girls tu
get the preference
The evening herald., 1917-02-19
NICKEL N Tur SLOT C,iTs

Almost the last thing 700 luick ser
vice lunch lit omits only md1tlcttou
and digestion 90 uc Installed In
Chicago within the next sixty days.
when ten automatic s"ryiCo rcstaur-
ants viii De- placed .u operation.
Drop nickcl and out comes th"
handy portion of food Dee 1t pie.
bean-. nndwich ineai potatoes or
whatsoever There are "automa's
nov BOO operation iu Hamburg and
Paris. as Wcu as stockholm. whore
they originated, under Swedish pat
cnts
For example. nlckle dropped IN
90 slo, Will release concc and proper
amount of cream. Each portion Of
cuffco will be weighed so that each
cup VIII contain ran measure. For
those who like clear coffee there win
be- separate spouts
Pic. FOR instance. win bc in glass
covered compartments which caI br
turned until tho choice Of the patron
* turned toward AN opening. \ nickel
Inserted causes the lid "a open. ant
when tho cut or pie or other portion
Of food is removed the compartment
automatically is hlled again FOR the
next patron
Each restaurant viii he done .n
Italian marble ana viii be q marvel
of cleanliness. 10 is said. Restaurant
are tu be- operated hy the company In
AN tho leading cities of the continent
10 is said that each restaurant cav
serve ten thousand patrons daily
ChlOIpo Tribune.
The evening herald., 1917-02-19
ruE cosT or \ CoUGH

4 patent Gcrman statlstician has
calculated thai patient who coughs
once every quarter of an hour for ten
hours oxpepds energy equivalent 20
two hundred and nftv units Of hea',
which may he translated as equivalent
to IN, uuur.shment contained iu thre'
csgs or two glasses of mir. In nor
mai reputation the air b. expelled
from the chest at the rate Of four feet
per second whereas in violent cough.
ing it may attain a velocity of three
hundred feet. This waste of energy
i- especially important hecnus" u "r-
ours Tor the most part In persons
whose HssimilatiVe functions are al
ready working under ditlicuitics; con-
sequeuty the indigestion ~ the cor
responding quantity of nourishment
by mo- means compensates for the cX-
ortion. II follows that persistent
cough within safe limits. especially
though thcre are many other factors
which tend ln the same direction,
The evening herald., 1917-02-19
DEATH or GOVERNOR DE BACA.

All New Mexico bows is head m
grief today over the death of its chict
executive. Governor Ezequiel Cab"Ei
de Baca. While those who we're famii
sar with the nature OF the malady from
which Mr.. de BaC& was a sufferer
knew that there was no hope for his
complete recovery and thai sooner or
later ne would be compelled To- answer
the final summons. stiu Il va hoped
that the blood transfusions to which
he submitted from time 90 time might
proione his life even 10 the extent ~
permitting him "a iii ont the term Tor
which he was elected. But lespite his
gallant fight for life. aud tine appli-a-
tion - every means known to medical
science, he gradually grew weaker and
passed peacefully away yesterday al
ternoon.
The mJomitabie viii power dis-
played by Dir. de Baoa during the last
few months of his life was remarks lie.
Had he been able To- remIin longer in
Los Angeles whittier he went shortly
latter the ciec,ion for treatment b."
might have been able to prolons his
days But when question arose as 20
the possible consequenees that might
Hollow In case he was not present in the
state capital to take the oath of office
AZ the prescribed time. he relieved a
tense situation by Announcing that he
would return 20 New Mexico and ice
sworn m on the designated date " he
mad to be carried on a strotchcf. He
did not exactly have TO resort TO thai
method Ia order 10 get back 10 the
state hut II was necessary for him 10
make the trip In Pullman berth and
on arrival at Santa 'e his condition
was such that he was Immediately tak-
en- 20 sanitarium. where he remain
ed until mis- death, never heving been
able to set his foot inside the govern
or's office after he was swO!n m.
Had he survived he undoubtedly
would have made an excellent record
as governor. lie was man ~ high
ideGis. absolutely honest and upright
and one who could not he swersed
from his chosen path of duty. It's
official acts, particularly those in con
Injection with the choosing ~ state
boards. indicate that he had but oae
object in view that 81 selecting
good, clean men for those b1dies
The sympathy of all the people of
New Mexico II extended to the gricf-
srickcn relatives In the great ne
res sement that has befallen them.
The evening herald., 1917-02-19
LIVING ~ GERMANY BN THE
CARD SYSTEM

ono must have cards for bread. bat
ter meat fruits potatoes. fats sugar
milk cream and eggs. Meat rs al
lowed ave times week, butter or fats
twice q week. eggs one To each per
son urr week. bread. vegetables. dnd
fish are tu De- had every DAY. tn"
bread cards have ltttle tabs ON 'h"W.
each calling for twenty-five grams ot
krirssbrot twlr bread. Each tab IS
GOOD fnr slice II bread or two tabs
Tor 4 roll. Meat cards are good Tor
slice aud half. or 80 grams oi meat.
ON TUESDAYS aud Fridays there Is u"
meat To hc had. but on these days
butter is allotted Fats for irNins
can ne had on Mondays ana Thur9-
day.. Thin-skimmed milk and sma!'
rartlclcs OF slccharlne have taken lh"
place Of cream aud sugar.
Every family is given - card stat
ing the quantity Of food allotted e.
IL according 10 It's size. These otrd'
are used on stated DAYS at the vati"u-
markets Every ianily has a f'snl'
day for purchasing is meat suppii'
for the week THIS regulates 'h'
butchers supply and prevents hiW
being loaded up unnecessarily lt'.
In turn. IS obliged to present his Gus
TONER'S cards to the central govern
mcnt supply station when renewhI
his stock. Game and poultry Do no,
come under the meat rcstric'ions. an"
can he freely purchased ~ yet
Bakers also sell by weekly arrange
mcuts every consumer Is entitled ''
1900 grams Of baked bread, or l'o'
grams Of bread and $50 grams OF meal
or nour. Zach consumer is ais" en-
t!,lcd to So grams of butter ana "'
grams of oleomnrgcrinc, lie may
also draw nine pounds of potatoes "
week There is no rule about now
these supplies shall he used. \ Iah
lis or an individual can use up al IT.
card ratlOns I'm a day. For the res,
Of the week. naturally, they wou'n
then have to live ON food articles INC
purchase at which Is not restricted n>
The food regulations From Lawn
conditions iu Germany aud Austrin'
by william Mcnkcl In the American
REVIEW ~ Reviews for F'hru"r'.
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The evening herald., 1917-02-19
The Scrap Book
II,IsIiI AIiN

February seoms TO me
So doceivin like. and slN
First it's warm as it can DE.
Suu a-smihn' from the sky
Then Il chapges ruund and "h.
How them Qid north Winds d" blow.
cold So cold u takes your breath
Purt nieh freeze a man To- death
Then. just when he'- froze n"d done
nigh 10 death, and glad to Die.
Nhin, she'll change aud thcrrs the
sun
smim at Nou from the sky.
Smilu' at you tcuderiN
Tricks you into dreams uf spring.
And IN" hlueblrd's tWitter-tVcc
Makes you kinda want to sing
Little loye-sick songs. YOU know.
THAT you used Co. Ions ago.
Sing to her. -o ihrlntl WISE
with cali ionk In your eyr~
Hut before you've pitched your tune.
wy the vind'u change and Iu.
There's vour liltlo dream of June
Buried 100 a foot OF snow
j q. ldon.
The evening herald., 1917-02-19
Tndn,.s NnnlNrr-nrlrs.

i796-slr Allan y. McNDb. Cam
adian premier born at Niagara. ont.
Died at Toronto. August s. tSGe.
iSi5--Ceylon captured 10y the Brit
ish under General RroWnrlgg
iSi7--Birth ~ King William III of
Holland. father of the present queen.
Died November %. lSa0
Steamship Hungarian wreck
ed OF Nova Scotia with loss Of goo
lives.
.s6l-- Second confederate consrcss
met at Richmond
iSGS--Gcncral Flores. president of
Uruguay. assassinatOd.
Fout hundi edith anniversary
OF the birth OF Copornicus celebrated
at Thorn. In Prussia
phuuugraph patented by
Thomas \. Edison.
1Sao~-Joseph - Biggtr. IRISH home
rule leader and known ~ the inventor
OF modern parliamentary obstruction
died in England Born at nclmsi iu
lS9S
1Sa3--Thc Episcopal iuhlco of
Pope Leo XIII was celebrated
British began mblrdmou'
OF Cronlcs pusitiou at paurdcbcrg.
1g02--l'rosiicut WpoScNcN refused
to reopen the ~ampsuu-Schlcy contro.
versN.
1908 The Joint note of the Europ.
can powers rclnding Macedonian &C..
forms was delivered Go the Turkni
government
The evening herald., 1917-02-19

jers owning the store in question. has
proved that such an argument Is H.
logical Within radius of tlirty mii,s
T. OF stfasburg there Is Canton. city %
Las. 600 inhabitants and Masilion. city
| OF $4,000 inhabitants. Aud yet the
firm OF carver brothers. In order to
make the showing indicated above ia~t
year had 20 draw the bulk Of The
stores trnde from territory when
many merchants claim could not be
touched by a country store such As
Carver brothers conduct. But Carver
Brothers turned the trick by adver-
tising
The store was started by the Carver
boys father. twenty-five years ago
he turned the business over 20 his sons.
The fathers business was that Of an
ordinary country store An annual
turn-eNc ef tIe.ooc had been It's rec
ord performance.
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time. and then by accident they learn
ed the value 90 advertising. a hand
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The evening herald., 1917-02-19
PREVENTION HEATS CURE

The spread 90 scarlet fever and
other diseases IN Chicago causcd
lioalth Commissioner Robertson 90 ,s-
sue series uf contagious disease
donts They follow:
Don't forget that you should keep
a child at home and away from other
children II the child Is sick in any
degree
Don't fail To get doctor and iearn
wha, is the matter with the child.
Don't forget that diphtheria anti
toxin. given the nrst dag. saves the
child.
"Dont awit untn the second day 81
Illness before calling a doctor.
Don't allow any one Ia visit child
la any way sick until 1t is certain IN"
illness Is not the beginning of con-
taglnus disease.
Don't forget that measles whoop-
ipg cough. scarlet fever and diph-
thcria are conveyed every dny because
thls rule - not followed.
"pont allow q child not fecline
well to go to school. Kindergarten
sunday school the nickel theatre. "r
visit with playmafcs The nature OF
- contagious disease Is hardly cve'
determined the nrst dag ~ the at
tack.
Don't neglect cold. cough. sor"
throat. or slight rash. u may be IN"
beginning of contagious disease.
These duuts were written for 'hi-
.a... pc,pl. lint they will be well fl
The evening herald., 1917-02-19
NEMsrNrEns N scIonl.s

Newspapers are beginning 10 5e
used In rural schools as substitute
for text books. more especially fur
nishing current reading in place Of
library books ana magazincs. This
step viii be benefit n two ways.
Firs, IL viii be a means of nstructlng
the pupils in current events. and Sec
ondly II viii make the newspapers
better. No paper will hc tolerate
unless 1t IN clean ana wholesome. and
the publisher who prints "a paper that
meets the demand Will Dee tbs one to
enjoy the patronage TOLEDO Chrou-
icle.