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The Benson signal., 1917-03-03
FINE REPORTS REGARDING
KIDNEY MEDICINE

AS kidney, liver and bladder prepa..
ration DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is rated
with the best and during the past sixteen
years have sold lots of it, ,and my GUS
toners are very satisfied with the results
obtained from it's use. 1t is a meritori-
GUS preparation and I am not afraid to
recommend it as 1 believe it will do what
is claimed according to the reports re-
ceived. Very truly yours,
H. A. ULLERY, Druggist,
July Is, 1916. Arvada, Colo.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, for sample size bot:
tie. 1t will convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable infor-
nation, telling about the kidneys and blad-
this paper. Regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at ell drug
stores.-Adv.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03

who hated to the girl loved
thief. If she believed the
you
think girl whose faith her
explanation? How David handled
had all the
corydon Indiana territory kill
N.Y. He makes
charming Tonee oBannon Incidentally he discovers that Job
British plotting with hostile Indians
home calling Her father coarsey
love-n1aking
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03
wrote slowly, with a hand more used
to a rifle than pen. The letter, when
he had finished it, ran:
Vinceanes, Indiana Territory,

Vincennes, Indiana Territory,
July 20, 1911.
For about ten days a man has been
around Fort Steuben who had such good
papers of recommendation that he was
permitted to go where he pleased and was
all through the fort and barracks. He
has disappeared and took with him
very fine saddle horse which belonged 20
Col. Luke Decker, together with a fine
saddle and a pair of heavy Iistols in the
holsters. 1t was thought he went toward
the Maumee river and may come near
some Of your stations. There is no doubt
he is a British spy and it is very desir-
able to capture him. A description of
him given by those with whom he was is:
A heavy man, five feet ten inches in
height; would weigh about one hundred
and eighty pounds; dark hair, black eyes,
and he wore fine velvet vest and dark
blue long-tailed coat, both ornamented
with silver buttons. A pair of fine white
dressed buckskin knee breeches with sill
yer buckles at his knee; a pair of fine
leather shoes with silver buckles; swiv-
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03
Certainly Not.

Bill-According to court ruling the
National Guardsmen in the field need
not pay alimony.
Jill-Of course. Why should he be
obliged 10 fight in two places at oncs1
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For Yol
Gosh

Farmer CorntOssel-Got a letter
from one of these autymobeel fellers,
squire, and I'm all worked up about
1t.
Squire-What's the matter, Cy?
Farmer COrntOSSel-Wal, the letter
says, "The inclosed car is one Of the
most popular models on the market"
But the blamed fools clean forgot t.
inclose it.-MaxWell Accelerator.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03

"Is your son fond of academic pur-
suits?"
II guess so. He's pretty regular
attendant at the billiard and bowling
academy"
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03

eled hat, made out of beaver skin. Have
your men keep a good lookout for him.
JOHN GIBSON,
Acting Governor.
BY the hand Of a friendly Delaware In.
dian Return him in two days with any,
thing that you wish to say.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03
HaIf-Watt Lamp Popular.

There has been a wide adoption in
England Of the half-watt metallic fla
ment lamp for interior lighting, and
it is said that had it not been for the
lighting restrictions the half-watt
lamp would probably have supplanted
the arc lamp for outside lighting.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03

Send lOc to DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, for large trial package of Anuric
for kidneys-cures backache.-Adv.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03

Every dentist does wide-open busi-
ness.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03

Makes the laundress happy-that's Red
Cross Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
white clothes. All good gTocers. Adv.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03

American gloves are in demand in
Cuba.
The Benson signal., 1917-03-03
How soon do you think David
will forget 'Toinette and become
smitten &sith some pretty French
lass in Vincennes?
Yes, Indeed.

ITO BE CONTINUED.)
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

concessions as suggested by the
Pope
Il is realized by the Vatican that
the Allies. with Americas vast re
sources now thrown into the bal
snce. now hayo the upper hand and
can wiring from the Central powers
peace acceptable 90 the dtmocra-
oies Any further proners from the
Pope would be foredoomed 10 fail.
ure- even as the last vast is ad-
mitted
Onicial cables today state that
Vatican circles throw out the sug
gestiun Of an understanding, az
least between England and Italy,
that no peace proposals emanating
from tho Vatican shall be seriously
considered and that when peace ne
gotiations begin. the church Is not
o. be adIhitted Into the pourparlors
These hints go so far AS 10 say that
ltaly'F entrance into the war hinged
upon acceptance Of this condition,
two wears ago II Is added that this
has never been denied by the Allied
powers Germany. however. Ia eX-
pected 70 initiate another peace
move before winter Tho basis OF
this NJ seen in vague outlines Of
terms SET anoat FIRST in Washington
three weeks ago and now seeping
thru the Berlin censor These ap-
pear 90 be "feelors" both for The
benefit OF the Allies and tile German
people. They have been so con
fused ana IN so many cases launch.
ed. only 10 be denied by the Ger
man foreign ONCE when found un
acceptable. that nc attention is nov
paid them
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
BAT TIE FOR
BUNGALOW
WAKING HOT
Fifty Thousand Club
Hustlers Hard
AT Work

According 90 hints dropped here
and there. the last Few days have
been ually active ones for many
Of the candidates ol The Times
100000 club
An said one member. when ne
learned chat 'he secret Of his ac.
uNity Was out "A nave not started
oar in carnest yet ann just warm
inr np Wait and SEQ what ! do %
lfut as lively as the last few DAYS
may have been. the ncNt few prom
isc to Do Me hyeliest OF an. as next
"Wednesday marks the close OF the
special ballot period Candidates
are hard at work getting their
friends aud acquaintance no sub
scribe, in order 10 ger the 10000
extra votes which viii be- given
with every SIS worth OF new sub.
sorlpiione
Those who have not set taken ad-
vantage 0t This exceptional orfer
should NOT overlook the importance
81 making every one of ihe siA re-.
manning days OF The special ballot
period count heavily 10 their credit
They should gel our among their
friends a once, arranging for every
possible suhscript so that they
mas De- turned in before no O'Clock
Wedno day night sept 20
Thc steady. serious. resourccfut
candidates are the ones who viii
come out on top n This lnexamplcd
subscription campaign which offers
such maen.Hccnt prizes FOR a liulc
constant and consistent but withal
easy effort
% is steady work noN every day
thAf VIII count most Ia the end Oc.
SEASONAL hgI-ts of speed are spec.
facular and 'ntrvcsting huf nor suh.
stanflal and effective Your cam.
paign shou'd be constant and ass
plfo go make each days results
just little greater than rho IRE
yious day TITS no' 30 fall below
you highest daily mark
Get every friend and acquaint.
ance in your own circle 90 give sou
subscription III only FOR a short
term Then 50 outside that circle.
puf ,oBr casa before overs body
everywhere There IS uo limit o
The territory u which Won may
worh Moreover. interest an sour
friend n Your cause MANY nf
them know others whom won could
not approach and n This way sou
NOT only receive thc heneaf OF fhcf
work. hut 80 rho same time are rc
licyed of murh of hr .olcifa ION
No1r friend. certainly VIII boz glad
to help you ~ }ou ask them
Above all $50 not suffer sour cam
paieu 90 lapse even tor dsy and
especially during Voc neat FIX das +
which have the greatest opportunity
of The campaign POP secure fhe lars
esq vote credit OF your .ubscrip
tion-
s ll.f % an active candidate
will appear in Thursday issue ot
The Times
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
THRU
WlTHPEACE
ACTIVITIES
Vatican Has Made Its
Last Offer, u. S.
Hears

WASHINGTON, Sept 90 Pope
Benedict has made his last peace
profer. according 10 omcial cables
eceiv,d here tod
Tho Hoiy See believes the war
must go on a. least two or three
years more until the fun effect OF
Americas vast power has been felt
and either victory or hopeless
deadlock in the great struggle
reached
The United Press was informed
ON tho highest authority today that
the Vatican realizes that peace or
further negotiations az present are
President Wilson'S reiec.
uOn of the Pope's last peace offer
which rejection was heartily ap-
proved by the Allies has convinced
the Vatican the Allies want no peace
ah'ch viii lseYe the Central powers
under their present rulers. No
p"mr is possible "a The United
Press announced semi officially re.
ccnflN which is based on mutual
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
conscriht he Laid

TIE draft army viii be minus one
man when tho Detroit contingent
leayc for Rattle Creek Wa'c-
Wast.lcs ski I'd wears old $50 jn
81 hUhin.ayc BIS pending term
at IS day- in fho House OF Coufc
uon to- disturbing The peace lia
wa on probation and wss cHasii.
ruC sda} acting IN disordegb maf
uor
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

Matthew Calloran % years old.
living Al Abbott and Second
iiei. "Wednesday room. n Grace hos
pital. from injuries received in the
collision betwee ma heavy motor
truck and Fourteenth.ave. car.
Monday afternoon a. Elizabeth and
BCaubien sis Cailoran was cor
ductor on the car
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

lures in keeping with this wonderful engine
And the results have been amazing. In
San Francisco, Cincinnati, Milwaukee and
other billy cities the Ross Eight has climbed
in high gear hills that other cars could
scarcely climb in low.
A certain Detroit owner declares that ne
never shifts out of high gear when driving
through our downtown streets Just think
about that for moment.
A good motor-one that will stand up in
any kind of service-one that is sweet run
-throbbing with power-with life
yet controlled with a touch.
Sensible buyers will look at the motor
first-then check up the rest of the car. If
you will do this with the Ross Eight you
will be convinced that it compares very
favorably with other cars selling for $4,000
and under The price of the Ross, $3.50,
is in reality very low.
Come down to the factory-see the car
being made-talk to the men who build it
then you, too, will become a Ross enthu-
siast
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20
You can't be too careful
about this point

There has been so much talk recently
about body design, electric starters and
accessories of all kinds that buyers of
motor cars haye seemingly forgotten about
the engine.
No matter what anyone may say, the
engine is the most impor ant part to con-
slider in any car All of the outstanding
good cars are good because they have good
engines.
There is no better engine particularly
among the eight-cylinder types-than the
Herschell-Spilman engine. 1t has stood
the most rigid tests and in service has
made an enviable record. The leading
engineers will admit that it is the leader
in the eght-cylnder field.
This motor is the big reason for the
wonderful satisfaction which the Ross
Eight Car gives. We built the car around
the power plant making the other fea-
The Detroit times., 1917-09-20

Many special bargains in e1chang'
cd Pianos of best makes. List mail
ed on request
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

gMs Hamburger e6iffoErtstreiTen
uI gsf9ritbea:
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bse bgx ubpots Rrisg ben GeiHDen 5afigt.
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mteiHersE 1nnsn MaummeHung) snt-
IpriHI sfuenl iuteraaticaaIeR iebrsins
fomnssn. ffe srfolgt oIIo fir GhiFfe dler
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MeftDsneqifers SonHapl zines GhiFfes
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ptrfusnbbargn Rdume; bic bsiiss usts
0Fn a6sr bon ben berIhiscfHsa NaiiOHea
bsrFd'isbsu bsEednet, erFOIssn ulI0 ai6t
uash oIeidkr Metbpbs. Daher II bic
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MsfaIsimssneden s~nbtofnet rdsIihtr, MA
q d aah behotbiEAtrFeits kl Mufiitis
lenr otr bzrjsrttsn Sfiift esihisRt.
8ss 8Eniis Megilists1 onnass einti
nz6HsbnmhFers .erhdli Fn az neHtr
ssfaus zaeeFdhigfsit SIS nit auet.
mars.kn tin Eampffr npr 350t
Essin z6nnfn bat ttue 1raa'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

6tIid G0r8 ubeefs6en, bsn edp5sn a6s
Ttrttt al elmer formibdbisn Dtrttibis
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trob bts bieIfah 5trtluftttsn adritters
rains bod fir GHttDidIung grober 3raps
psnmaHen gsetgRtttr ais ber porbli4e.
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4orotn als Giibsn bnrd Biantenpirs
tung Ieiht berttibigt iperstn.
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niFtu bturtstlsn taft, plante gaoorna
tintu QHgriff ouf Bite 9tiamte Jront BON
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ntr dber uber bic 6auptrihtung I'M uus
tlaren su Iaftn, nm niht al frib ers
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bic 9uImgrtiamteit Der 0iterreihiIhca
6etrtsLeitung mad Rorben ab8ulentsn
unb It sur Gonsentrierung i6rer 5aupts
RsTeroen nBrbIih bes mippnn GluHes
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nahDem er 5tiut MbfTAt trrti9t 5u hdben
glaubte. behnts tr bic 0fienFps aud ouf
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

if. um gertat su Isin. nift siHem 5e6s
lex oner ueberIefen ietnsrleits, fonbeIn
ber uusfnnehmbarfeii Der DftrreihtIhtH
Gteauns, Der tnormFn 9errdinf hpierigs
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sdhsn WioetraHnsttaft Der 9ruppEn Ger
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btu. bab ft tstgH hirttt BON Worbtu mad
Gapsn b~grlaafeube Clinic bilbet, ionpsTn
I'm Aaumt oFiih bou g6r8 cine sisntEih
tiefs gtgtn Often gsrthtete ginbuhtuug
nufpstit. GieFe FORMATION ber 8efens
fbs2inte 1T ndtlrltb burf bic 3trrains
qeItaItuna bsbinat porben. Guta bas
0tppad-5al pirb iberbies bic ca. 90
Wletlen idnqt Tront In 5uei 5ismIi9 BIZ
finite abftnitts sefdtebtH; ost n0rolihe
Qbfhnitt, pslher ben rehtsn GLa9el unb
bdg Centrum BET 1iterreidifdm SionSos
GtgIung bon 1pImein Bis sur Mippdm
umfoBt, peiIt cine 5rontausbebnuna
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Der 9%drnotpdner mrlb modem, bon BEN
gansbareu 5igsIIaRbs oftlid unb fae'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Der 2Sert 6er perlenkfen
5dl1e nno oSaounseu.

Fdbietgit bor stfDd $500 sonntn mo Elm
folder Ron 5000 8ruttosR sgiters3pH@
men bon ttpa 5000 9eunen Gdnersss
niht.
SIN 5ebruar bities Sabrss fo1sn
stipa 10000 gruttoeRegiiiers2onu
DerIentt uorben felt. - BGrsn hieiss
dusf9liebIia Grantbdmpfsr ssDeish, 70
ergdbs iid cine berIentte 2~ooefd9igtett
bigIer G6iffe bon runb 10000 Cons
men. Qeue Grahtbahpfer ~foftstsn por
benz Grieae 100 Biz 800 Mart fir bic
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

unb 5ransportba,npfsr, btttn @ert BINS
isuigen gtir6bnli4m Gradtbampfsr, bic
bic gaTs b~orTiebenbsr 8srsfuung biIbsu.
i'm b1s Dielfadt lb&rifeigt; unter pen
p~erienftsn BHiern aber bsfanben iih bic
lberaas toitipitligen mun.tipn e1efernus
gen, bo9nerttes adouHgsn an aptonidls
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btfben 3dmpfer RON ttUd 5000
9ruttosG egifers Sonnen IofeH nit ibren
2abungtL fir 40 Mtlionsn 8alotn
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pbsr SO Miatpnfn WlurI CUR bsutigen
galnta btriidert esDefen letn; bei eteien
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etpa $3.50 Marf sum bsutisen auris
fir boadnbiIh GaIbsu eere6ntt betras
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in norRaleR 3etsen. pfHn ~genligeno ulas
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ben. SIN Sabre 1915 Fnb MIR $4,000
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enelanb fertig1stt0t, III 1915 $4,000
zoansn eeata zine bnrhfdriitIi6e Sdhs
r~ssprobattion prn 10000 Brutics
Reetttrs 9pnHen In en- anbrtH 1911 BIZ
1913. msun i'm BsbEuaF 10000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

Die a0taiFat 3titung idrtibt: 5n
elmer qoltIsnbuug, bic benz ariessgefans
gtnen qisrrs 9. i'm gsfaussnsnlussr
Gtattgart RON isinsm Brsunbe q. n.
susing, fanb fia Elm Brief bsrFtsdt, bsr
Elm nbsrss Jranttsia 8siet, aIs bic
frdnsOifdt qrsFe ,s p%or5ntduFdsn
pflsst. @6Isnosr uno empfdnssr bss
grieFss fHo esbilotts. pObIbahubs,
patriottfds GrunsuTeu. Der Brief Ioutet:
aisbsr qitrrs! gntfduIbiae msin Iuns
ges Ghpeigtn, i'd ipoilts dbpurtsn, Ob
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bagfeIbe ME 5Hbor. Niles BAT iih gee
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man fieht nur unbeiuHnis Gefihter. 3as
psdt siaenilmIihe uno auf bic 0auer
psinlihe @efiibIs. Eslbf bei Bttdnnten
In cine 4raberung btr @sinnung ftits
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GIene Az ftbtn pesr an Der gront FL
naturalization su Infer. Sin bIiitts gibs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

ben nfr dGt Mleifen brtiten Rdum cine
5tpeite armat binein, UNI BON berIelbsn
ben b~duptansriff asgsn Tsin tigentlidss
ftrdtegiidts 3iet 9ritIt burtfihrsn gu
laHeu. 3uIdmmengeIaBt iteat Gabors
mas Mftiou etntH neuartigen Durds
bruaspsrfu6 bor, ba sr suerIt ben reds
ten Gtiget unb bds Centrum bes @es'
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oieIer aitionl ben 6auptItob gtgsn ben
anotren Qinten) Jlagel bes Beinbes su
rihttR. Die perbditnismabige air8e
Der qtYamten ongtgriffentn 5ront 81
Utilen) trmoqlidte % i1m aud, bisie
Operation duBerit gsihpHen butd5u'
Fiibrtn unO bic SufenTtdt bts qngriffss
iiber sins notwithstanding ldngere peria
oot In eleiasr mtiie ouFrett3uerbalteH.
aHbererTeits gtitdlttt aber bieie garinge
grtits Der @ngriffsfront bic 0ffsRfipc
duBtrit btrtuItreih, bd bic Qngreifer
ton3satrif4tr gtlRrniriung bes 8srteis
bigers bel mebr ausgeisBt finb, als tpenu
ibnsn mthr gstpegungsrupm 5ur 0ers
figung Itanbt. 4sbfn Der natiirliden
Gtdrte bsr DfttrretdiIhsn 9~efsnIibitels
lung III e bauptfdhIih obi9sr llmitnnb,
fDeIAer bordusFhgih ieben tptitsten
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Der 2Briet in Der Sdo6olaoe.
Klaee zines fran3oien an einen in DeutldIano s~efan9eueu
;freuno.

ibrigsn fdeint mir biefer e~eItsiserts
2uras, btsle iibtrmdBige GhItmmsrsi
bag an5ei6M elmer frantboFten nnb
unrubigen 0emitsperfaGang 81 fem.
gli6ts ms6r 1T an feinem plabe, nibts
I'M @feidgapiat. Qaes lit nHgertimt,
ungereimt hizarre). Sd lam iibtr
meme Gmpfiubuusen nidt ins aldle
fommen, aber, tpsnu i3 bDrie, baB friibsr
ober fpdter cine Reboluttpn ausbri1t, 70
tpiirbs i'd teinsspsps srItduut fsiH.
3ubem lit bic 5timmung unlsrer poilus,
bic bon Der Grpnt tommen, gerabssu
erbdrmlia. Gle Fnb t6rpsrIia unb
gsiftig ~ponfontmen feriig unb berfoIssn
~bieisnigen, bic ii9 bersniign unb laden.
NIT Dab. Man bel9impFt Iib auF bsr
GtraBeRbdbn, man madt fih auI bsr
@trabe wpripiirfe, es I'll nidi gum Muss
benfsn. Rad ben allgsmeinen Muts
maBung foa batb Der Griebe antersei1s
net ipsrben. SD petf0nIi9 babe isin
@ertrnusn, aber i9 ninfde BON Qergsn
bds Gnbt ben al BEN berbei. 6nffen
mir fir 1917 -. Mas bic Meibgr 81
frifft, 10 f~niinrtlf's bupon, mein Qitbeg!
Wldn brauhi Iia nur su biidtn, nm iii
elmer su fommtn. Mues nmarms fh
afeentpdrtia, nn6 iDisl Dir m~furptsanfr.
ttenEo bic Anunitta Hnb bic kionbsrsn
2isbItnas bsr UEunabEsntn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

adbadume beosntst olfo miubeItsns 440
Mlilipnsn Bari Grfabipsrt.
gtun Der Mert her QaolneeH. Die
5bpot6eIe btr Grddtbdmpfer betbebaltsn.
fhdhfn mir bie aalfte Der 2dbungsn ots
aus aobten, BON Gugtanb auseebnb.
beFeheno, bic anbsre 6diFEe aus Betreibs,
nah Gnglanb eingshenb bsItimmt. Rohlsu
nab Frdntrsi6, Gnonjen nber StaIitn
toittn hsute einfhItS.s;a Gtadt miubes
items 80 8ranten, eleid 100 Start bic
gonnt. Der Wei5eHpreis in England
betrug rad lssten gsrihttn AGO Mart
bic 3onne.
Die 5dffts ber 100000 1onnsn btrs
fentter gdberGums, alfo NIT aoblen, bic
anbert 6alfte nit Bei3ea beLabtn, ers
gdb folgenbe G4obfnberedHung; /.
100000 gonnsn aobEen f55os
coo Eonnen 2dberaiHl eas
saeIt4 ,I0@ fir Bantetl en-
O i29 WlaEt $4,000 00 ~.
100000 EonneH @ei5er e550e
900 8nnHeu Gaheraum abb
Biialin .108 fur &HHferJ
q 460 VI. '.ss... SaosV9VoV
gsert Der aataneer 900 DOC. 900 wg.
6a5n @rfaBipert Ser Gtftie 4s0, 100000 =
eelamtf6aoen 7900 0 900 ".
Ulit anbsren Borteu: 100000 8ruttcs
Rsgiaers 30anen b~erisntter 8radtname
pier, CUR Sdlfie nit aOhleH, Sur
5dlFte nit @ei5sn bstanoen, ttgebtR
etnen G6ooen bon 730 Wsilios
nsR Mari; jsbs psrientts 8ruttos
Brighter sonnt psrurIadt dIio im
GurhT1nitt fintn GdaDtu ppn minbts
Ntns 1000 Bari. aber nur an raHeH
5radtpompfern esmsftn! 9atldfiiA
nirs ber Ghobsa nod piet trbeblitsr
lam, huu inter 5en nsrlfntisH Ghiffen
bsfaHnsn flo nisIs hoansrtiss gaHustsrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

9ranter nub briber. Sn 8aris
regnst "a gtrorbnunssr. fdrtibt .gri
b. 9driss. Stbtr mintIter bonbtlt mad
@uibdnfen, stintm fG1t es tin, Ta nm
bos gu timmsrn. fpas fem amtsbruber
tags supor anorbntts, obtr f4 bic
Mlabs at nebmen, ben aat lnhptftdns
6igtr YerIonen tin8ubolen. GRIT muBs
ten Bic 0eT6dfts I'm 6 ubr abeabs
IhlitBtu. 8isr8tbn Gage ipdter pirb
i9nen trfaubt, 70 tanss q ihHen belebt.
often su hdlten. @ieber pier8ehn Gage
fpdter bot bet aobsnIaIub I'm 5s4 ubr
sa erfoIqen. Der miniiRr Ribot be-
Ittaerf iebe GoHbdusrsdnunn, I'm ben
Staaisfddsl gu filsn. Orr aerriot
baqsasn berbittst, mtbr oIs sip4t @ts
ritts az fia su ntbmtn, um G~porfoms
teit 3a tttrsn. Ssrr aIbot ltgt 5beas
tern unb aiHps cine observation-disclosures
auf, I'M Bslb gu bstpmmsn. 6arr
Moiub labt 9Gsater aub ainos on bier
9aasn in bsr Mods fdliebsn, bamit
Eu4t aub 6ei8ung gsfpart ptrb. -.