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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-08-01

A BARGAIN-In McHenry county. Vel
- Va, N. OAK; 1872 acre farm, miles
southwest Of Velva and % miles east
Of Minot, on 500 line; good roads; 10
acres under cultivation. balance in
pasture: fenced. every acre can be
broke; good soil; we'll; buildings; over
500 trees; $45 per acre. For informa-
ton write Mrs. l.. M. Burton, Lathair,
Mont. 692
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Gift Things in Jewelry-

Gift Things in Jewelry-
Mesh Bags in novelty shapes. fine
baby ring and fish scale mesh IN
green gold and silver finish
$3.50 TO S1O.9S.
Real Cameo Pins in solid gold
mountingS-S4.9S to $3.50.
Wrist Watches Of gun metal. sil.
yer and gold. leather and gold
wristletS-S2.9 IS to $1,000.
F'ishers White.Stone Jewelry, re-
productions of the highest class
Jewelry at a moderate price
S1.25 to $500.
German and Sterling Silver Dorm
Boxes with plain and novelty tops
-5Oe to S4.4S.
Novelty Finger Rings. Sterling
silver and gold finish set with
canoes and colored stones-25c
to S5.9S.
Ornamental Hair Combs in the
newest caSQue and Japanese fan
shapes with beautiful stone set
tings-5Oc to $1,000.
Pearl Beads in straight or grad
uated strings-29c to S7.9S.
Beautiful assortment of the new
Oriental Beads-5Oc to S6.9S.
Novelty Earrings - soc TO
$3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
CLOWNS TO CAVORT
IN CIRCUS PARADE
Entirely New and Three Miles In Length
the Barnuin g. Bailey CavGlcade
VIII Sparkle and Glitter.

II is SAFE In say that u" local event
brings men. women AMI rlill""H @ht 81
their homes as docs the circus parade:
Standing IGN deep along tho lin'' "L
march ar seated in phaianArd hutntn"-
hjlrS aud rigs Of every Descriptions
thr"urS FROM tn" ely ana h"arh!
p;t'rs wait to see the gnrG""'nS process
sion ni rod ami gold wagons. drawn ny
Si"rdS of white and 'lHrrl" gray.
The Barnum x Bailey CIRCUS narad''
which viii hc seen here M"nhay. June y
is, Described rs AN entirely new rr"atl"n
Of gold and CLUTTER. Stretching three
miles. through tn" city streets. II VIII
march 10 the. music uI $IX bands. three
rHllinIrs AMI 4 steam piano. It's ail"E"r
Iral ears are, made "f newly carved Woo!
work. literally plated with 80 rarat En'h
Leaf: the shining Hd"rnmcniS "i Inc
harness symbolic the Iag"aniry NJ the
performance In follow. IT'S m"h ana
women arc robbed in costly rHIncml that
shmmrrS and "l'arklc:' az they pass ~
the sunlight.
Tho street parad" will start from tho
show grounds at as nearly IN "'rl"cn as
ruSsihlc. aud will return before the ~
frances to the hir show toni are Opened
at | o'clock. Thirteen hundred men ana
women. 7an horses. 10 ramclS and Tour
herds IT elephants will play their parts
in the biz DISPLAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
ELM GROVE TO FORM
RED CROSS BRANCH
Mass Meeting Will Be Held Friday
Evening in School Building to
Organize Auxiliary.

: A branch of The American Red Cross
society is being organized in Elm
Grove. \ MASS meeting will be held
Friday evening in the Elm Grnv"
school building for the purpoS" OF
forming an auxiliary 10 the Wheeling
chapter.
: Considnra BILE interest in the nreaT-
ization is being manifested by Elm
Grove residents and indications are
The auxiliary will start with 4 large
membership. Announcement Of Fri.
day nights meeting was made in tn"
various churches Sunday, the pastors
urging their pariShionrrS 10 join in
tho Red Cross. The movement for
the organization OF an Elm Grove
auxiliary was started at Il recent
patriotic meeting held in the Sion"
church. when members Of the Wheel
ing chapter delivered talks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Graduation and School
Day Record Books

Record of My School Days, de-
signed, to commemorate the import
ant events and incidents OF school
life. printed on fine art paper, cloth
binding. editions for boys and for
girls, S1.25 for either edition.
Record of My College Days. sim
liar 10 the foregoing but arranged
for colleges instead Of school. cloth
bound, 1925 for either mems or
wOmen'S edition.
My Graduation. one Of the hand
soonest and most elaborate school
or college girls Memory Book ever
published. pages arranged to record
all the details Of her Alma Mater
days. appropriate border designs,
beautiful cloth binding, $3.50.
Gift Record Books with blanks
for listing gifts sent and received,
art board cover. soc.
Happy Days. book Of memories.
half silk binding, SOC.
The Him" Book wherein 10 re-
cord incidents. facts. etc, concern
ing girls schooIboy friends,
brothers. acQuaintanceS ami nance,
several pages reserved for wed,
ding. guests. gifts. etc, art board
cover. S1.0O.
commencement Memory Book,
beautifully illustrated. with many
decorations and unique features,
printed in colors. cloth bound
$50.
School Memories, a book speci-
ally designed 10 record the happieSt
DAYS of youth with appropriate
headings for the many activities OF
school life, attractive binding
$50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
These for the Boys

Pocket Knives with pearl. gold
and silver handleS-S1.OO TO
$5.4S.
Cuff Buttons for soft or stiff cuffs,
gold plated. solid gold and Sterling
Silver-5Oc to S7.4S Il pair.
Tie Pins-29e TO $3.50.
Watch Chains-S1.OOt 10 us
Belts with Sterling silver buckle
-S2.9S.
Sterling Silver Match Cases
S1.4S.
Full Dress Shirt Sets-S1.4S 10
S3.95.
lngersoll Watches, gunmetaI.
gold and silver finishes. plain and
Radcliffe faces-S1.35 10 $500.
Tie Clasps-25c TO $3.50.
Fountain Pens-S2.5O 10 $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
silk Hosiery to Wear
or to Give

Till. "Swcet Girl t;raduats:
L will wish Silk Hosiery for
commencement and Class Day,
AMI this stock Of ours affords
selection to satisfy the most rN-
acting dcmandS. Such make
aS Mrt'alltin. kaysrr, GordOn.
Onyx anu tonQucror arc here.
in blarli. white and fancy
stripes. us well as hand-"!n-
hinidcrrd >tockinys-S1.OO to
SS.9S Il pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Gifts from the
Toilet Section

Dainty Perfume in boxes for gifts
Mary Garden-S1.OO and $500
Houbigant's Ideal -" $500 and
$500.
wood's-S1.OO and $500.
Peg O. My Heart-S2.25.
eTrefle-S1.65
Lilas de RiGaud
Piver'S Azurea Sets in gift boxes
Perfume. Powder and SOAP
S4.4S.
Fraisy French Toilet Articles in ar
tistic novelty imported packages
Cream. Powder and Vanity
SOC to S1.OO.
Ferfumizers, plain or cut glass
75c TO S4.9S.
. Full line Of the best makes of
Toilet Water. French Ivory Toilet
Articles. etc, at very moderate
prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Gift Things at the
Silverware Counter

Sterling silver Crosses-S2.oO
10 1915.
ii"rliuc: silver Embroidery Sets
$3.50 10 $3.50.
Sterling Handle Scissors Sets
$3.50.
Sterling Silver Tea Spoons
800 to $3.50.
DcyiI Boxes. Sterling Silver and
,n;.ricl fiuiSh-S3. to $500.
NIL THESE ARTICLES EN-
C-AyED ~ OUR OWN ENGRAN-
ING DEPARTMENT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Gifts from the
Leather Section

Fitted Toilet and Manicure Cases.
Collar Bags. Tourist Cases, Desk
SETS Sewing Outfits. Bill Folds.
Military Brushes. Coat Hangers.
Drinking Cups. Flash Lights. ira,
yelling Slippers. Poker Sets Fitall
Travelling Cases First-Aid Nus.
Thermos Bottles. Card Cases, Bag
Tags, etc.-5Oe TO $2O.9S.
Suit Cases and Travelling Bags
with or without fittings, made OF
real walrus and seal feathers and
all durable imitation feathers.
black. tan and brown, some IN pat
ent enamel finish. all sizes-S5.4S
to $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
WANT TO JOIN ARMY.
Three Aliens Make Application For
Naturalist ton to Fight for u. S.

1--WE" Wh"Cling aud ono FnllanShc"
aliens mId' application for uaturaliza-
li"n in tn" local federal ufiir" y"SIrr-
day. They stated they wish to Join
tn" Emitted States army.
Th"v :.r.'. simon IHn'ry. -. flunErr-
ian milIwnrk"r. 30, Woods street: ar
rIv". il lhi. roHnir! in l?l@; SamniH
N!i.Sa. 81. same nationality. occupation
and address: John Meme. "a, Austrian
millw"rk"r. at !i"llanshr". arrived IN
NrlI-rli-. III lNnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
BErwoop CLASS IN CHARGE

Tho E,.nwuud IL =. church Bible class
had hal ye. Of tn. services al the Union
NJ .Astyr inSt night. Tn" schcdul" for the
m.rk is as fellows. Tuesday, 81. Mai
,hcw's iihl.. class: Wednesday. Second
T. f. church I4ihl" class: Thursday. ST.
1.uk.'S T. T.. church Bible class: Friday.
second Presbyterian Bible class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Gifts of Stationery

Complete assortment of Station
erv suitable fo;- pond
ence Cards or Paper with Envel-
ones to match. nicely boxed-a not
able variety of the leading makes
here for your selection-25c to
$3.50 Il box.
Orders taken for Monogram and
Personal Card Engravings at spect-
ally low prices.
Either Il boy or 4 girl would ap-
prcciatc Il Conkling Self-Filllng
Fountain Pen in plain black or with
vo;d band and gold chasing
$50 10 $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22

BANK MERGER
W!u Be Considered This Afternoon BY
Stockholders Of Peoples Bank and
Citizens Savings Trust.

Slu"iihnid. re IL ;hr citizens Sh'irLS
X Trust ..t.rrJ.,uy and tn" l'c"pl'.':; !iauii.
=. ,,.,.i:I mo! tr.S Kills aftcrn"nn Will
consider proposition for Il merger 81
.lh. t.yn institutions.
Th. t'ItIZ"h, Savings 4 trust '"mr,i''y
=. ,,,,.. ..f rh.- .i.S- nrw"si anl iin:tnL al
institutions $. hi. thr Peoples Bank IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
HAD NIFTY OUTFIT
Wheeling Building Material Company
Entertained Folks Yesterday.

. One of the features on the street
during The parade yesterday was the
splendid 1917 model Watson dump
truck owned by the Wheeling building
Material company of the Peninsula,
his city. The truck Is one OF INC
finest ever brought to the city and is
one Of the classy new models.
The company il one Of the largest
dealers in building material in the
local district and its nifty truck made
quito = hit. II will b. used in connec-
tjon with the hauling OF material by
the company. Harold Becker. he
embarrassing manager in charge Of the
company, activities. is ever on the
lob with novel publicity stunts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
POLICE COURT NOTES

l.a2,I Clark and Ethel Myl'~ must
..i.,s"ni. IL iuIi... court this morning in
:,:,>w"r - 81 "uni"rr; rul" :ISsucd Ivy
luL.,, Ilun.rk "r l".,';iiIS'. they did not an-
"a HEaiHSt NaltrI lnwnHn. arr' SEED
N 4 li>nr'irrly chars" lf"winan plead
Il ",rlry and WAS iin'ri Sln. liza Eiui.y
AID Edward Glass were fined 5" ana costs
..:ti, ~. drunk hHrE">.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
NO MORE MEN UNDER ID

" NOR, boys unLi'r Is years If :tSn
al, l., hc a,rrrpIcd ny tn" United States
army. it was announced yesterday MORN
imr following II Telegram from the war
-. 1.lrtnu.ut r,.,'.IV"d hy Corporal 4. j.
cunningham officer in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
WOMEN DOING MEMS WORK.

Ono of tho most striking results Of
The great war in Europe is the extent
10 which women arc doing the work
OF men. Travellers 10 England and
France report chat practically every
ahlc-bodicd man is in uniform and
women by the thousands arc engaged
in doing mems work acting as con.
duclors md drivers on the cars and
doing all SORTS Of heavy work besides.
This shows unexpected possibilities
in what has hern mistakenly called
The weaker sex. Women are subject
TO ailments which mel do not have.
and when 80 ailinS become weak.
HELPLESS sufferers. rui IL remedy has
been found. For forty years Lyria
T.. rinkham'S Vegetable Compound
has been making such women we'll
and strong and as able to do work as
amy nihpr woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
BUMPED BY AUTO.

virginia W",nsl"in. an ll-N"ar old Is
l. al uirl. WAS ltIn.r"d Ivy an automobile,
at Penn street and Alley 10. Island yes
;,rGa,. Fortunately she escaped with
n,iliny more serious than bruises. The
driver nf lhr ati" did not :'tup Ia arirr-
iHiu If ii. hai injured tn" "h,ld
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
The Weather-Rain.
STONE & THOMAS
Tuesday. May %. 1917.
Gifts for the 1917 Graduates

is time when who are nI t
appropriate something thar wilt them recall the event with
pleasure and appreciation This well prepare" in the various
suitable
a few O mentioned herewith:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22

un. Of WhccIng's oldest. Tie mercer
il Effected. viii! mean consolidated IN
<,Iiuuun With capital stock or S"Q".""V
ami greatly Increased facilities Tor oprr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
COUNTY COURT
Mnrrilpc Licenses.

Edwin. r;rnrg" Wickham and Olive
Davis both Of Philadelphia.
Charles Ward. WrIlSburG. and ANNIE
lie Masters E""ch Bottom.
john T.. Mrrrick. Columbus. o.. ana
Gertrude T.. itnncit. tutihG"|illc. W.
Va.
Peter A. Moran, Akron. o.. and Mar
.garri Is Srha"f"r. Wheeling.
StaniSlaw StaVarka and Sophia l\"Sl-
ruwSkI. both Of Belmont county. ONO.
RuSrnr 6. Mitchell. AKRON. o.. anu
Flora t.. Jones. Walton. w. VA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
CHANGE TEST HOUR

Hi" iITnr Of making IA" daily evening
i,,i Of III. city,. tlrr alarm system y">-
.I,.a, va. changed from four n'rlurk to
~.'.u Hereafter III" tests will II" mad"
u seven "'rl"rk each morning and seven
:. -L,h ,-NLNINu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22

High grade Watches at reduced
prices to reduce stock at
HlLLMAN & SON
Eigins. WaItham. illinois Hampden,
Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
FOOT MASHED IN MILL

I'"lr MarklunlH. Il lahorrr. had his
!IrhI foot painfully mashed when hc
,;r"rr'd ! Irrc Of h"avy metal upon it
1T H.. R,.nrnr mill yesterday. He w2s
tHk"l 1" IN" North Wheeling hospital
for treatments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Eiduciary.
Will Prob

Ii"urg" II. Phillips uuHlillrd' AS adj
ministrItur at the estate OF Ethel -.
Phillips, with W. NJ. Windsor Us surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Make Preparations for Warm Weather

THE hot weather is coming apacc. Ii Is sensible
L and forchandcd to prepare for it. Let our House
wares Section help YOU to be comfortable during the
heated Dc1iod bv supplying such things as these:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22

Schmulhach brewing company 10
Jacob ". Eintrlhcr@rr and wife. pro-
pcrty in Ritchi"tuwn.
South Side coal Works |" LA R"llr
Iron Works. property rights and cua!
rights made in four deeds.
w. Il. Hicks AMI wife la Henry w.
Mcnd"i property in Patterson.
rieorg" t. Smith. II al. ta Frank l."
Talbrrr. II uA. portion Of Smith heirs
farm near West Liberty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
DeeGR Racorde0.

Tie will Of Ethel q. Phillips was adj
mitl,d to probate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22

'N'>'
oiled hardwood Is feet complete win nozzle
frame extension kind is 10 90 al SI91.
inches high, 29c TO 6Oc feet with
Window Screens a
three ~ '' ~ Swings selected oak,
ooe !" '9e finish plain and fancy
Screen Doors walnut chains
81. 10 SLID hooks for hanging,
1 iro Kiln svr 81 20 Style
81 70 ' Plain StIye, feet long,
Vanished Plain Style. feet long,
fancy three Styles Fancy
81 SO 70 s<.9'S, ;n Fancy Style q feet long,
burners Mowers Of leading
6inch blades,
osr $1,000.
..S1.50 kefr!geratorS, inc ECiune iaI
$3.50
Couch HammockS khaki and lining
gray
"mspepsinns on TO SEQ 90
standard quality.
lockwood Kindred and seasoned 5000.
o"'S hall s.s 4, 70 Notaseme, Icing style
8baI 81 60 -
oh,u .se Notaseme, side Icing style. $53 90
$3.50.
liammOcks in this otoh, o.ors
and twli
SIS 90 noI ott
by Good uloP "o''' 'tIO"
Rubber Company &4-inch size. priced at 500
J-ply- naaFhe'-e''e0' N0ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-22
Deeds Of ]

Two deeds IF trust were left fH
record in til" county clerks "tilc".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
GeratSs HcMkcrMmocm
ritbtiG acitcMt!
aDrnernten Der bon 9entidlanb &c.
IebteH 8cbiete fanien fran3Gs
fIfcr 8cSGlferuug su9nt.

9flnIteroam, iiber 2onoon, ST.
.Mai. Mit @e5ug aitf Die 9leuBe.
rungen 0es onerifauii4en 8otldaf.
.ters Gerard, ooB Die @inpobner bon
|2iQe i'm g[pril uno @2at boriaeu
3obres oeportiert uno at 2an6ar.
beiten e%e3fpungen nllroeu, lit in
Berlin foIgenbe offi8ieae @rfIGrung
erloIien iporoen: sic 9eb0lter1n9
0eutidlanoS 8og aus ben aornern.
ten Der beiesten @ebiete teinen 8or.
tell, Der @rtrag fam ein5ig uno
ollein ben 8eDobnern be3 bon inns
beiebten n6roIi6en 5ranfreid8 All.
quite. S%ornInaer, Die 5ltr 8erprobi.
antierung beuti6er SoIoaten benubt
iDoroen tparelt, nuroen ourdb gleide
0unntit6ten aus 9entidIanO Die6er
ergGn3t." Die @intuobner Der Sta6t
2iQe, iagt Der 9erift ieien nidt auf
Granger bes Bapites, be8 ipanii6en
a0nigs o0er bes 9rdiioenten 8ilion
pieoer 5uriidgeianbt tporoen, ion.
bern neil ibnen oeripro6en mor6en
mar, BOB fie na6 Der Grute 3ariif.
geben oitrften.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
~sranktcitb bramtlf
kcinc am. 1tapaQcrie!

@al6iugtolt, 81. 9}ai. - aabaI-
Ierteorgmiiationen Der ghntionalear-
be Der beridieoenen Stanteu tperoen
oIs 5uBtruppen Der gunoeSarmee
sugeteilt ner0en, ME bonn arieg8oe.
partenert enti1ieoen moroeH lit.
9feue neutrality-suspicious. wcroen
nidt gebiIoet luer0en.
Scr 1lmitano, oaB eS in Der
gunoesarmee rs acknowledgement.
ter gibt, uito Dab 6raufreia uidt
Inn 3uicnontg bon aabaaerie CT.
iudjt bat, miro bonn ariegsbeparte-
merit ais @rilno oafar urgeicben.
DAB Die giloung neuer aabaIlerie.
einbeiten IN Der Electromagnetic nidt
aeiDnnidt miro.
9te 2etlte, tpelde gegentDartig an'
Ddneriemlsbil0ung in ben Qusbil-
onpsslogern fur 0ffi8iere erbalten,
peroen Der GeloarttaGrie ooer Der
ssnfantcrie 5ugepieien iuer0en.
gie % neutrality-suspicious. Der
@~un0esQrnee iper0en tDobrIdeiulidJ
iar ben @reu5oienlt in Wterifo oOer
iiir oHbere 8mede bermenOet iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Rein St00tskcnpent
IN p~ennIpluanicn!
0eutId.umer. gerbaRS iuirO 9a6res.
Ftnug in Oieiem Sabre aus.
fallen Iaiien.

gbilnoeIpbin. go, 81. 9}ai.
SIM Quftrnge oes 8~r1itoenten 6es
0euti8 4mertfauiiden 3eutraI6un,
oes bon 8enniplpanieh 9errn Sobn
.. gtaper, tetlt 9unoeSietretGr 30.
Gimm nit, ooB in 6ieien Sabre
tein Staatsfoupeut ltottfin0en miro.
gn Steae oeS ntdt itottfinoen0en
Staotsfonbentes intro cine GiBung
Der 9eamten mo Der 8~rGii0elter
Der Sta0t. urt0 goltntpberbGnoe 0a8
9ellti1- gmerifaniiden 3entrol6un.
oes BON 9enniDEbanien om SoRntag,
Dem II. SUM, 1T Der 3entrot Turn.
bale in 9~5ittS6urgb nb9ebaIteu iper.
Sen. IS tperoen In oieiem Sabre
feine idriftIiden 8eri6te BON Den
8rQii6enten Der Sto0t. uno GoultD.
8erbdn0e %ertpartet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Roni0 hilbert ltadb
1lincrika ein0elaSen!

g9aIbinoton, 81. @lai. Gas
Mote areu3 sebt nit benz 8Gone
ltllt, BEN aonig Gilbert bon @elgien
cinsula6e1, nab ben 8ereini9tert
5iaaten at fonnten un6 oltrh ieine
@eaeulport oa8 cute 9erf ees &o'
ten areu8es gu foroern. @enu m0g.
lid foa er m1breno Der aoten areua
4ode bier fem, ipe[de ON 25. Sitni
.en0et. Sails es Dem 90nig utogliA
Sein ioIie, amerita ipabren0 pie.
Ter 9eriobe 81 befidet 6artt W.
martpn Die geamten oes Goten arelis
iii Ser @o6e nift nur Die $780,
100000 aufSlbrinaen, pelde 6d5u
6ienen loaen, bic bermaIteten &eile
non @eIaien nin0 benz nor0lihen
5rantreid Uie0er ber5uiteIer, ion.
bern olih Der aurHpagHe einen iol'
den anitoB su b%erIeiben, oaB iDei'
tore n6tige aonos nafgebrodt iper.
0eIl.
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Ecbbafte Hdmpfc nod
iinner IN WItafrika!
Strait brr bOrtisen bcntldJsu Srap.
pen nod nidt BebrOden,
mel6et SOuopn.

gonoou, 81. g1oi. = lteber Die
miIitdriIde Gage in 9itaFrifa mel.
set bas 6ritii6e ariegsniniiterium
IN 2onoon ont Gienstae, Dab Die
&egenIaiion al Gnoe gefomnen Eel,
70 baB bic militdrii6en 9peratiouen
bon 9elem nufgeuonlnen mer0en
tonnten. 2(nfon08 @loi mar cine
oleemeite getpegltng Der oelitl6elt
Srlppen IN iiioliher &idtung int
&ufiit.8aE bemerfbor, pabreno mel.
ter nod Siioen oeitide Golonnen
in portiigililbes @ebiet eiugeorltn.
gen ItnD uno iid Der @ren5e bon
GBaIInlaro n1berit. gltf oieiem
MarI9 pliin6erten Die 9eiitiGen
8orfer Der gingeborenen, terrori.
fierten 0ie ginpobher uno i6leppten
grObiant nod oeuti6en 0epots fort.
gs it, 70 beiBt es meiter, Su
8o6Ireiden 8otrouiaengefedten ltro
aud geleaentliden a1mpfen 8ipi.
iden gr6Beren IrltppeuperbGnoen
0efommeit. Die oeuti6en Solomon
betueget Tid nit GROCER G6neaig.
feit in atpei Soupttruppeu, cine nod
Der portugiiii9en @ren3e. Die onoere
mad 9orben at. 9ieie g(6teilung
lift oaour9 uuieren gt6teiIlngen oltss
getui6en un6 bat oitf Dem Moride
nod &obora bereits &itltroa er.
reidt. Cine belgiide aolonne ope.
riert 3ttiammen nit Den Der britt.
ihen goiis an Der 3entrolbabn.
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glmcr. @efanaene in 2enHdlanb.

@aIgington, 81. 9lai. 9nS
StaatsOepartement III @oi9iagtor
bot cine Site oaer befannten oule-
rifanti6en ariegsgefangenen IN
9eutI6larO ber0ffentIidt. 9ieieIbt
entb1lt 6ie giomelt bon "a 0lann,
tpeI6e idmtIid bon 8onbelsiaiffer
Beruntergebolt iporoen maren, Die
bon 0eutiden ariegsidiffen eefopert
muroen. Bon oieien @efangenen be.
fan6en Ii6 81 in einen @efangenert-
lager al 9iilmen, elmer 8l RaItatt
in 8a0etl, 5 in Garlsrnbe, Baden,
ltn6 7 3u $obeI6erg. Inter ben 3r
9aln1en in~ternierten befinoet iidJ
So9n GoipBer, 305 Seminary
Street, Dubuque, So.
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HMiiiitbe So5ialiiten
tmfen fonfercns Gin!

getrogroo, 81. g1ai. - Sic bon
ritiiiiden S%o3ioLiIen ein6erufene IN.
ternutionoIe So3ialiiten . aonfereu5
miro in StodboIm 5piiden Dem is,
un6 30. SltIi ~o6ge6aIten tperoen
ipie beltte Der 6olbaten. un0 gr.
better. grslhuB entiGie0en bat. 9as
udbere 9atum tnir0 Dem boqGnbi.
iden Sllternntionnlen 6osiaIiItiiden
Bureau uuo Der 8erner &ommiIiion
iiberlaiIen iper0en. (3ieie 9onfe.
rer8 itebt in feiner @erbinoitng NIT
Scr internationoIen Capitalization
aonferer8 in 6tod6ollh 8lt nelder
Bic 9eleanten iebt bort %eintreffen
ODER bereitB eingctroffen iin6)
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Snhferaine Snt.

Getp gorf, 81. Wioi. = 0at5on
StruuB, Der befannte isiraelitiide
8bilantbrop, bat iid gu einem nelten
1roBen peri6nliaen Dpfer entidfoi.
len uin ieinen in BEN a~riegs5olten
in SCOT Qerateren 8laubensbriioern
at belfen. Set beute prangt oil
Der 6ront ieinas bieiigen 8obnbau-
ie8 Elm Gieienidilo, ooS berfitnoet,
DaB boS gauge antpeieu fir $l70,.
600 berfauflih lift unb onB bieie
5lmme ungeitm6lert Dem onlerifa.
mid.i8roelttiideu 9iIfsfomitee gu.
flieBeu.
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GrplcItcn attf cincit
111mniticnsGampfer!

6onolltIu, 81. @foi. - 9(uf bern
nit Whtnition belnoenen 9alnpfer
@umoflto ereianete ith cine st.
ploiton, infolge 0erer Der 9alnpfer
bis nltf ben 8%1Iieripieaal nieoer-
brqnfte. 8tpei 8erioreu fametl
inns 2eben. Sic aatoitropbe ereig.
lete ft9 nuf Der @3be Der Sniel
@oui, CUR Salpiii9en @ruppe &c.
b0rig.
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2lrbeiterskenorc6 lit
Stc6bclm a~naeiaot!

R~openbngen, iiber 2onoorL ST.
0}oi. - Der gerIiner oGormGrts"
filn6i9t an. oaB Der Central aus.
IduB Der Snternotiou1len Gcnert.
idnfts. ltnion. 8 Organization in Sim.
iter6am iiir ben s. SUM eiret In.
ternationalen aongreB einberufen
BAT. Ser In Gtod0olm Itattfinoen
miro. 4rbeiterfragen iiuo Der 6rie.
be peroen @eeelitdu0e Der 9era.
ttngen iein.