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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18
MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

Did it ever occur to you that every
movie actress you have seen has
lovely hair, while the most popular
count their curls as their chief
beauty? In fact, many are leading
ladies Just because OF their attrac-
tive locks. Inquiry among them dis
closes the fact that they bring out
all the natural beauty OF their hair
by careful shampooing, not with any
soap or makeshift, but with simple
mixture Of canthrox (Which they get
from the druggist in cup of hot
water and applying this instead Of
soap. This full cup of shampoo iiq-
uid is enough so it is easy to apply
it to all the hair instead of just the
top OF the head. After its use, the
hair dries rapidly with uniform color,
Daudruff, excess oil and dirt are dis
solved and entirely disappear. The
hair is so fluffy that it looks much
heavier than it is, while its luster and
softness is delightful.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18

ments to move back on the farm next
week,
Mrs. Newell Burton, who has been
i'll for some time. is again in a critical
condition.
Mrs. Scott Tucker returned home
Tuesday morning from Thayer. Ind,
where she had been in attendance
upon her mother during her illness
and death.
Mr.. and Mrs, I. N. Vogel were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Myers
Wednesday. They departed the same
evening for Rock River, Wyo., where
they will make their future home.
Miss Gussie Kruse spent Thursday
at Blair, Neb,. visiting friends,
William Elberts, who has been con-
fined to his bed by illness for the last
six months, is improving rapidly and
is now able to sit part OF the time.
Mrs, G. ]. Bird and son. Kenneth,
departed for their home in Saskatche-
wan, Canada, after spending the wiii-
ter visiting friends and relatives in
Omaha and Florence.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Methodist church will give a dinner
at the church parlors Tuesday eve
ming, April s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18

is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Green, who have recently returned
from an eastern trip.
Mrs. Daniel Lea and daughter Of
Steyensville, Mont, who have been
the guests of Mrs. c. w. Bowlby,
left Monday for their home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Dundee Presbyterian church held an
alf-day session Friday at the church.
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Redick.
Mrs. BOWS Bible class met Tues
day with Mrs. John H, Harte.
The home Of ]. H. Taylor, 1904
Underwood avenue, was struck by
lightning Monday. The fire was soon
extinguished by the fire department.
The All Saints guild of Dundee
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. L.
H. Tate.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Fitz
patrick, mother Of Mrs. 7. J. Nolan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18

and a willingness TO devote ten minutes
each day In bringing out the hidden beauty
beneath a weather-marred complexion.
+ First. dissolve two ounces OF plain pow
dered bryol In one-half pint Of sweet I'M
SKINNED milk, then stir 1t as you slowly
heat 1t to near the boiling point. This will
make full half pound of the finest and
most delightful rolling massage cream ever
put on the skin. Use It as you would any
rolling massage cream and you will be truly
amazed at the wonderful results which Will
follow In very short time.
Using this home prepared skin-bcautiher
daily causes laugh-wrinkies TO gradually
fade away, fine lines and crowsfeot soon
dissolve, and the rough, coarse, sallow,
blotchy skin takes on an exquisite softness
and rose-tone. Be sure to use none but
unskimmed sweet milk. and get the pow
igiual two-ounce package. --Advertiscment,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18
Florence
Social Items

Miss Hazel Leach and Mr.. John
kaufman were united in marriage
Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Case Of
Omaha performing the ceremony,
which was witnessed by only rela-
tives and close friends Of the con-
tracing parties. Mr.. kaufman came
to Florence about d year ago from
Beatrice. Miss LEACH is the only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Leach, and has spent almost her en-
tire life in Florence. The wedding
took place at the new home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Kaufman, which is just
across the street from the brides
parental home.
John Doll, Thomas Doll, Hans Doll
and Miss Alma Doll spent Thursday
at Blair visiting friends.
Mrs, Gus Heise of Bancroft, Neb,,
formerly Of Florence, was here the
first Of the week, but is now in St,
Joseph's hospital in, Omaha under
going treatment.
Emil Knag celebrated his thir-
tenth birthday last Sunday after
noon. After bountiful birthday
dinner the evening was spent in play
ing games. Among those present
were DIR. and Mrs c. A. Sorenson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Kruse
and family, Mr., and Mrs, H, P, Kuhl
and family Mrs. Hans Knag and
Miss Lena Knag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heisc and
family spent Thursday in Blair, visit
ing friends.
Henry Christensen OF Blair spent
Thursday in Florence, the guest of
f. L. Platz.
Mr., and Mrs. F. l.. Sclioop, who
have been living i'll Florence the last
few months, are making arrange
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18

was held at St. Cecilia's church
Thursday morning, with interment at
Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
Miss Alice Duyal sang at a concert
given in Lincoln last Saturday.
The Winter Dancing club gave a
dance Tuesday evening at Hartc hall.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor of the Dundee
Presbyterian church will have a So
cial meeting Friday evening at the
home Of Miss Esther Westerfe1d, 817
North Fiftieth avenue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18

nor Impossible desire.
II can be done, for II
has been done! Hun
dreds of women know
It can be done. for they
possess the wonderful
beauty-secret W II &c h
has made possible their
truly regal complex
ions.
Any woman following
the simple instructions
given here will become
the proud possessor Of
a wrinkle-less skin and
lovely complexion. All
that is required is some
unskimmed sweet milk.
a little powdered bryoI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18
Harry Hackett Will Be
Buried SUNDAY Afternoon

The funeral Of Harry J. Hackett
will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock from
the Bradley & Dorrance chapel. In
terment will be in Forest Lawn Gene
terry. Rev. T. J. Mackay officiating al
services at the grave.
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SAN ANTONIO
TRACTION COMPANY
e,runseisentus.s . ussertIssunsen.

Grbem bon &. SO Tner5ter an Srau
,8ahn Soerfter, @ruHoftiide an berificS
oenen Steuen Der Gtaot.
gB. 81. Silbeus an Srnuf Sfretid.
l@rnnoitid inn neHen GittSBIod 1856,
$500
SO. u. 9apis nno 1rau ON 8. g.
Qnbu, @runbftad m Der SafDroale Ao<
6ifion; $500
9. q. Sebl muo Sran an Gan 4n~-
tonic Ernetion Gompdrlb. @rnnoitiid mi
gitb=BIof 30; 81 n q.
80 @- gnrntpen uno SreM an GU
Iitan nno Qonife Sdramm. 8rnnoltid
an Der Gan Reb umo 5enbcrfon Str,
$1,000.
s. s. Carl, MeceiDer. an Charles BEL
,liIiger, @runbftId an Der ,Gfs3onlton
Ctr, $4,000.
&. 81. uno 81 8ebb an Serrp Streiz
den, @runbftird an Der 2amar StraBe;
$4,000.
Qaura S. unS s. $. sbomfon an 81.
FG. 6oQinasDortb, @runoitii1 IN Srea<
lnre Sill; $40 II. q.
Gtn1pn Rebmeier nnb Srau an Setter
Sc. S~orgenfen. @rnr0ftiid IN Sos Ans
Hgeles 9eisbts; $500. II
Mfer ubr nno Srnu an Slorence S..
|eprugue, @runbifiid in oer gimbel's
ENbbition; $500.
u. s.. Gtaas nnb Srau an 81. 8. 9.
Gtpinn. @rlInbitid in 9Iamp Delights;
$f0 u. q.
Buitap aeeb an Sobn ln,o Gina q.
Eg~ffenbaler, 5S4 Mder 2ano, 5000
@eorae aarfh unb Srau an =. s.
EDapis, @runbitiid I'M Narlboroliab
Yface; $793.44.
M. 81. Mice an q. IS, uno g Weas
this, @rtno5tid inn gitp18Iod 1850;
$3.50.
&. Srieienbabn ltb Srml all S. Us
6botp. BiSdof, 1 Mder 2anbs 81 II. u
@olter g. 2ebr an Som nlo Is.
|9erfins, @ruupltiif in Der aellipoop aos
oition; $63-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-30

uniern &ongreB Diitrift auftreter
miro. MuBer linn miro anb Der
ebrgei5ige Nop MiIler BON Corpus
Gbriiti gegen SIapoen f%anoioieren.
0berit Omar @unbp nuf Sort
Gam @ouiton lit pom Rriegsminiite-
RUM in @oibington benadriftig
moroen, onB 400 Sffi5iere ser re-
gularen Mrmee Die CUR gefDroerurg
porgel1riebenen gramina in be-
ibleunigtem Eempo ab5ulegen ba.
ben.
- DDS our ~Snitruftion Ser Gs-
lerbe : Sffi5iere in 2eon Springs
eingeridtete Rnger miro ben Iebten
Meloungen nod niht Dor benz IA.
Wai eroffnet Deroen. grob bieier
8erfdiebnng meroen meitere Nppli-
fationen angenoinmen. IS lit Ser
Yfan beg ariegs Winilteriums, oas
Eager nit etipa $500 Mspiranten
Sl beginner, 6ieielben aus5ubilben
unb nab beren gntlaiiung cine gIei-
be Mn5abl bebnfs ipeiterer SnitrnIi-
ton abermaIs auf5unebmen. Sn oie-
fer Meiie loa Die Hefrutierung fori-
gelett meroen big Ser Mangel an
Sffi5ieren ge6eft lit.
Sn 2eon Springs lit in Scr
Nad)t bon 5reitng auf Samltag elm
gutter, olrhoringenoer gfegen gefol-
lem Der iib big auf 5tpei Meilen BON
San Nntonio eritredte.
Ser Marine Hefrutierllngs<
Offt3ier geoenft Die fur< uniern Be-
5irf porgelebene Hefruten-gfate bon
500 Meann nit 2eidtigfeit bis gum
Mai, Dem letten Gage, antDerben
5u fonnerl. Bis ieet baben fib in
Son Mntonio 749 Nefruten gemel
oct, 10 onB mir 81 nod notig iino.
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Mm Sonntag miroe, alli benz
Eripntfrieobof Der Janilie HenI,
5ebn Meilen fiiolid BON aerrpiae,
ons 9enfmnI entbiillt, ons Der @e-
birgslangerbuno ieinem lnt1gidbri-
gen Sefretdr, Dem peritorbenen Bro=
feiior Gbuarb S1miot, geiest bat.
Die gan5e @egeno nabm fo5uiagen
,an Der Jeier tell. Gereine Die nidt
~noll5dblig erld)ienen marelL maren
ourh Delegaten Dertreten. Bon al
len Hid1tungen naren 9~eilnebmer
e%ingetroffen. Gs NOR ons ielbItper-
itanolih, oenn gbliaro Shmibt mar
einer Der befannteiten Ieutfd)en in
unierm Cell oes Stnntes. uno 5l-
gleid) aud elmer Der beliebteiten unb
a~ngeiebeniten. Seine langi1brige
9atigfeit nls 9irigent perIdlieoener
@eianguereine bat i'm aud) einenl
groBeren Bublifnm befarmt gernndt.
8on ben sSelten oes 8ebirgsidnaer-
bunDcs bot er mol fein engages Der
l1iilmt, ein @ebirgsi1ngerfeit obne
gouaro Shnliot id)ien ioit cine I'm
moglihfeit. gr mar elmer Der @riinl
Der oes gunoes uno bat 36 Sabre,
bis an ieinen 9oo, als beiien Sefre-
tdr fungiert. - Die 6eier an Conn
tag pol5og lid in piiroigiter @eiie.
Ser Robert Eenniger aus 6rieb-
rihsburg, Der S%erallsgeber oes
| u6rieoridlsburger @odenblntt" belt
bic @eo1htnisreoe nui Den Yeritorb-
| eneL in Der er cine l1eberiid)t iibcr
oeiien 2eben mo iiber iein @irfet
nnh Shaffen bier III Ieros gnb.
Ger friibere Sfaatsienntor Neal,
Der Sdpiegeriotm Sd,miot's, ant
r~portete i'm Namen Der Ianilie,
Mebrere 2ieoer muroen bon Der
perldieoenen Mreinen ~geiungen
Gns @af5e mar, mie gefnet. eint
ourdariS miiroige Gseier,
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Gie 2~esisIatnr.

Der @ouberneur loll oagegeil
Iein, nod cine grtraiibunq Der Sc
gislatur ein5uberufen.
Dns Jinan3fomite beg Genats bat
ale 8eDiIigungen beruntergeidnit-
ten. ,Stntt iiber feds MilLonen be-
tragen Die empfoblenen BeiDinigun-
gen iiber bier MiIienon.
IS beiBt, in Der 2egisIatur tDerbe
fih ftnrfe 9ppoiition gegen ben
Eorfb[ng BEG @ouperneurs, Die STAN
ger auf 500 bis 600 Mam 81 err
Boben, erbeben.
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6reie YrtHe iI Eeras: Montag ben 80. april 1911

@oltperneur Serguion bat cine
groflumation erloIien in meld)er er
entpfieblt, Die 3eit Don Z. Bis IA.
als Observation-Disclosures ISOLDE"
5u begeben ullo %lpdbreno oieier ge,
riooe alien benotigten Mrtifeln, mel
DIE IN Seras bergelteat iperoen
Ben gor5lig 5u geben. Muf oieIe
@eiie loG oas teraniibe @elo IN
|Eeras 5ltriidgebaltett tperoen. @ud)
Yatriotismus!
Mi6ter 9. q. ainoiep, ser
5dastneifter Ser Seoeral 6arm &
2oan 8nnf at @ouiton teilt init, SaB
am Snnitag oberlnals Ste Sun1me
bon $75O,000 fit bas t1elle Sina15=
Snltitlit eingetroffen lit nno ha6 nit
Sen in anbern Soultoner Ganfen
%uorlolfig oeponierten @eloern Ieat
qenltg 8aorborr1te pprbanbcn limo,
lint oas @efbaft am Is. Mai En-
0ffnen 5u fonnen.
- Sn &ouiton tit Der 5liegers5tu=
bent Nalpb &ellep INIT ietnem @ern@
plan bel Ser eriten 5abrt, bie er az
lem madte, aus elmer 8obe BON
$50 SUB abgeitlr5t uno in Elm Belle
res Senieits etngegangen. ae1ep be-
ablihtigte, iib griinolid als Sir
ger aus5ubiloen Inn Damn in ons
omerifan.idc Mpiations-aorps in
Sranfreih ein5ntreten nn0 iopiel nie
mogli6 oentide 8nrbaren ab5nmurf=
fen. ST rube ianft.
= 1ngefdbr 50 5enior Stuoen=
ten oes agricultural ano Medanital
College, pel6e iih bereit erfldrt ba-
ben an DEM &elerpe Sffi5ier Cd
ger tell 5u nebmen, fperben am 5.
Mai preito graouiert iperoen.
- 9ie @eIhdftsleute bon gemple
baben Die Sarmer Ser umgegen0 5u
elmer groBen 8eriammlung mad, Der
5taot eingelooen, in Der gortrdge
iiber Mbmenoung eines Mfangels an
Nabrllngsmitteln gebalten fperoet.
Die 2onolente meroen oufgeforoert
ieoen SlBbreit 2anoes 81 bebduen
uno Die ganfiers baben iid bereit
erfl1rt, emo NOTICE @elbmittel Of
ne 3insberednuna big 5um SCRIPT
p%or5uitreden.
Sn 2odbart tpiroenl ant
Samitag so Baaen ganmfuulle mitt=
lerer aualitot fir 1871 Gents pro
Bfnnb %perfanft. Sn ben 0prtigen
2~agerbduiern liegen nod iiber 500
galen meIhe Die Gigentiimer nift
eber perfanfen tDoQen, ols big Der
8reis anf % Gents aeltieaen 1T.
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Mar cine Nntter fam beritebeu,

mas es beiBt, io< bilfIos gu iein, DAB
fie nidt imitanbe lit, Die Beourfniife
ibres eigenen 9abps 5l beriebetI
Sssn oieier l1refliden Gage befano
li6 Jrau 2poia Grammar BON
Gamma, Mlta. Sic i1reibt SD
miinidc meinen Danf fir oas mir
fungspoGe Observation-Disclosures aus
5miprehen; es bot mid bon Dem
idredlidlten Hbeumatismls befreit-
Sd nar unfdbig, irgenoetDas gu
fun; id fonnte nidt einmal mein
8abp p~eriorgen. of lag i'd bilf-
los in meinem 8ett, unb mein Mann
nno Die ainoer muBten mid beben;
ih fomnte mid nid1t ielbit belDegen.
God @ott fei Dnnf, 0as f~uainberbare
&eiImittel, bot mid poaitdnoig be-
freit, 10 baB ib iest ipieoer meinen
Bfliften nahfommen fam"
SIT man nidt berehtigt an5uneb-
men, oaB cine Meoi8in, Ole 10
g~riinolife 9eilerfoIge er5ielt, bod
iiber Dem @epobnliden iteben mlBs
SIT elm iolfes 9rdporat niht zines
8eriudes ipert, ipenn aaes triih
uno trourig ausiiebt? llngleid an-
oeren Meoi5inen lit 5orni's 1lpen-
fr1uter nidt in Mpotbefen 5u baben.
2ofal : Mgenten liefern es brett
bonn 2aboratorium. Sails man fei-
men Mgenten in Der Nadbarihaft
fennt, nnb iid fir oies 9eilmittel M
tereIiiert, 10 ibreibe man an: 9r.
Beter Sabrnep & Cons 60, 1876
So. Some Moe., Chicago, sd.
(Wns.9
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y IIerIe

9nrrD utl0ertDoD0, Der 2SO1
5nunoers MDe., mobrt, ipnroe am
Sonntng nbeno gegen ii ubr nit
elmer fhueren @opfpunoe llnh benz
Gtaot : 9nspitaI gebradt. llnoer-
ipooo teiIte mil, oaB, ip1brero er am
gfeIeiie Der s. & 6. g. gabn emit
lang ging, er bon einen1 Soloaten
nt1gcbaIten un0 nm einen bnlbeu
Donnp-ameiprofen muroe. Ga er
benz u1berid1mten gerlnngcn nid)t
slddfuM babe i'm Der cole gater,
lnaosperteioiger nit elmer 8ierflo,
lde au 8ooen geid)lagei.
SIM 4Iter bon IS Snbren it
Solepb Stranger, Der erlt ad,t Wonas
te bier gefpobnt bate, ans BEN 2eben
qe5dieoen; Der @erItorbcne ltammte
aus 2acoite nn6 lit Elm Wlitglieo Der
Germnmnslobne. ct miro bon lei
rer Bitpe, ieinen gltern, ioipie BON
8tpei 9riioern uilo orci ShiDeltern
betrnllert.
- Ser befonnte Neruen ! Spe5ia-
Tit Or. George s. Mooop, 5uperin.
fenoent pom WoooD's 5anitarinm,
1T nod L6ngerer Aranfbcit am
Gonrtag aben6 im alter pom As
Snhren geltorben.
Gin Mnnn Der 6. g. @iDens,
bon TT Noro @an Mareos Stra-
Be, am Mben0 oes 10. War5 llieoer-
ge(dlnger lino UNI SIP beraubt bat
fe, tpnroe am 9onntag abeno bon
Dem it1otil1en Detcftipen Neai Elm
gcftedt. Seal bnttc i'm IN Dem
Mbero, d n peId)em Der Haub ausge-
fiibrt tpuroe, perbaftet, bod gelana
es benz aerL fid bon Dem gearnten
Ios5nreiben uno 81 entfommen. Der
BoIi3iit batte ben Burden anf Der
EteGe tpie0er erfannt.
DberIt Nogers, Der Salptauar.
f~ierneilter auf Sort Gam 9oulton
bat 8tpDlf Meierpe : 9ffi5ierr Die als
tiid1tiae Sehnifer bcfnnnt limo, Elm.
berufen, UNI oieieIben IN Der Seitunc
uab Bebnnolnng elmer groBeret
Mannldaft unterneiien 81 lalien
Nah beenoeter Snitruftion meroer
Die Betreffcnoen I'M Wotor 0epar
tenletlt als GffBiere dngeltellt uni
Die Geitung 6es transports iiber
rlebmer.
3tpei GoIoatcn uno Ell bigger
spelhe lih I'M 8rafenrioge Var
MGoden unO 6rauen gegelilber 81
i~iebenstpiiroig ge8eigt batter, lulr
ncu am Sorntag nadmittag uerbaf
aet. Die 6ol6aten tpuroen pon De
slea organiiierten MiIitdr Toli5e
sauFaegabclt mo nad einem Grte &c
bradt, no iie auf einige 3eit Der Ga
anengeienihnft ~cntbebren nnlllen.
Cine bieiige Miible faufte an
5amItag BON Ser Gbaomif @rati
80. IN Sort @ortb 5000 gnId)cl 9to
2 rotten geras @ei5en fir ben enor
ailen 9reig bon $3.15 pro 8uldel.
Gtadtg Seliator Carlos gr
bat oip Grfldruns obgegeben oa'
Rr inn Sdbrc 1918 ais aanoiont III
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Sloam's eminent fir 3benma-
tismms.

Die 0ualen uno Shmer5en oes
3beumatismlls mer0en blrd) Sloan's
Eminent geboben, es lit leidt arSlt-
menoen nnb oringt beim Heiben in
oie @aut. gs lit ebenfaus gut fir
@errenfnrg uno Musfel Shmer-
gen. &abt ltets cine Tnlhe borrd-
tig fir @idt, 2umbago, 3abn- ooer
Miifenmeb uno ale abnlid)e
Shmer5en. Sci 9rllggiiten 25c.
(9ns.9
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&%ppfidmersen entlteben in Der
leber,

Sdipinoel aopfldmer5eL lopie
aelbe uno nnreine Sautfarbe bentcn
an, Dab Die 2eber nid)t rtdtis funf-
tioniert. YozDo.2ar, Elm Seilmittel
aus Dem Mai-apfel eepouneu, ffi-
mtliert Die 2eber, Die @allenablonoe-
rlrlq II. reiniet Die @eodrme. 8o-oo-
Gar, oos miloe abfiibrmitteI, BEL ol-
len 8ruggiiten. SOC Mn5.1
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9u nermieten,

Das obere Stodtperf oes SailIes
geo. 218 O~it-gommerce 5traBe -
Maum 90 BET 80 SUB. geodBufrager
ZIG S~It-gommerce StraBe.
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dae Gprten pun Druid : Mrbeiten,
mie Slider, ,Splbers", 8riefbosen nnt
9ouperts, aarten, GirenIare, GinIabun.
gen nfp., In 9eutih unb Gneliid, nett
nuSsefabrt. @tlipn & Shwes.
m a n n Ertnfine 60, 206 gapnrru Str.
TeI. Grsfett 1925. fGna.)
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Sn Yoafum peridieb 5rib
Sdafer i'm Mlter BON As Sabren. Or
miro BON einem Sobne unb 5Dei
Godtern betrauert; Die 9eilebltng
Fiubet in @eimar Itatf.
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Gin nod Oapos in

UIH HuuJ GuUUS IT Oct
Sduei3 fabreitoer 3ug muroe bon
elmer Sdneelawine peridiittet. Giele
2eute lollen um's 2eben %gefommen
fem. Nht 2eihen bot man bis icbt
gefunoeu,
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Der Quilting.

.Gignen Sic iid aud als aom-
pagnon?"
.aber, bite, ib bin ifon in
@elellIdaft 5ur Belt sefornmenf"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-30

Yerlangt-oentide Jran in, mitt-
leren Sabren fir 6nnsnrbeit in flei-
ner Jamilie. Tram $. 6. Sborman,
606 Df Cincinnati Mbe., Grofett
1897.
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LckdIes.
goraHsFdtlides Wetttr.

Sir @dIt Mrtottio uno llngegeros
4eute nbefto:: fIar nno fdlter. Diens-
tdg: flar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-30

Sn Gbieago itreifen Die 8dder-
gelellen, IS berridt 9roomangel in
Der Staof,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-30

&~aammpne.
6m antonin, 5eg,. 10Y gts.
galpeifon, geitern, feline 8orie.
Gpttpnfameu-Hrpouft
Nanmmple.

Can Mntonlo- Ser.. 1914 Cts
Tatt,a1 4 ,,.n.m-as..f..
S't'U"ts
San AntDnip.. Eer, 80. April 1917
Hrime CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil, LOG
cents bel 0nuone.
seeu gprf. so MpriL- Gpot. t6c
bib: M9ai. $1,000 unb S16.O5. sSrui.
$16.14 uno $500: SnIi. $16.1O uuns
St6.12. Mnouff. $1,000 NIB S18.11.
6eptember $16-ff unS Si6.12. Oftos
her 81. = NIB 81. ID. Nobenber:
$3.50 ut1o S15ls0. 0eaeraber. $f6.15
mo S1520
m<.M
0aIM'Nsso1tte
Gan Mntpnir4 9eT.. 30. Npril 1917
Butter .........2 3e-30c per Yitn6
Gier (nlr frifae} 30Ae II. Bic y. 9tos
4iihner. s17e-25c per Hfnno
Enrtebs. .19c II. 22c per Bfb.
Bei5en ..... 1895 per BufdeI
Born .$1.75 per @nfdeI
6afer ............ 90c per Nuf1eI
9eu ........... $4,000 per Sonne
uemiiis.
.aortofirlu. gof;fornio ,lno gorerobo'
$3.50.
SuBe Stdrfo1Teln, Euf1tpftn yant,
$2.15 1no $2-25.
3uiebeln, Segos grpitnl Rar, $3.50
n1to 1915 per Crate.
Vobnen. Colorado, Yinto, Der dpt.,
$3.50; California Bnbous. per ctpt..
S12,50; Ytuts $12.50; limn, $3.50
M mnos ~ a,.ss nuegsss Yo.oo asonHp-
Somdteu. Serns. 6 N1rhe sS45D
Naoiesden, CSC (. 1 DbnBiin6el.
BIumeufOhI. 1926 Der Ernfp
aoH $500 per 100 Rfnn6
Gs:nst 49, oW'.r.r FfAi
@p;;as csrbs.r 81 ~ e. a
gfrn % ~ I'm g5 m,,sx II pua
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Sic vGreie Yrene fiir Seras"
erideint ais 9ageblatt mub @pdbenblatt.

gss Saee6Iatt lit bhrettg uno foHet Soc per @eonat ODER Sc per Sabr.
Eus 3o5enblat tit f~ed5ebnieiig uo fofet So per Sabr. gad Nerco
50 @olo. god europe, Norto e~ingdhlofen, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-30
Nau rrIautnIsfhsine.

Sran 8. q, nt. ,Gdenne. MproIes
Ctr; 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-30

teas. 2te SufDelen mdren DER Sld)er-
belt negen bort aufbefuabrt.
Die Morgun Dampfer 2inie
bat oas or mebreren Wonateh ange-
orbnete Jradt embargo nad] Oft
lihen 6afen a~ufseboben, 6radt miro
nieoer ME friiber bon ben Mgenten
Der Soutbern Bacifie iofpie inl
6aupt 8iirp 5u @aIpelton anae-
nommen.
Sn Dallas lino 5ipei Meger,
8oooie Sones uno Sam Snlitb, per-
haftet, melde I'M 8erbadt iteben,
ben aonitobler %. s, Mc9tallp BON
G~oofeoille. Situs Gonntp, get6tet 3i
baber. 0ie 2eide oeS aonltabler
mlroe Dor einigen 3agen ans Dem
3rinitp 5luiie ge5ogen.
aus fredericksburg miro ae-
meloet, oaB infolge Der anhaItenocn
9rofenbeit auf ben in Der llntge4
genb Iiegenoen HandeS ldlon pieI
@ieh uerenoet lit.
Bonn Diitriftgeridt 5u Sour
oanton puroe @ecilio 2eal pegen
,9opi 2egging" SIT 5fuei Sabren ultl
Sssnlia Sernonoe5 81 finem Sobr
,3udJtGauS %Derilrteilt.
Sn Brafettpiae lit BauI 5roeb.
len i'm boben Otter BON "a Sabrer
sur euigen Rube eingesansen.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-15
The Golden Age of Man
By Helen Rowland

do is golden 0
his emotions and his own Importance too seriously
thityor
and care
ambition dom's,'cny,
he Tit for anybody.
an
himself
you the Age of Man
The which interesting efficient
'Sh'f ls r %fs1 es sfvs ss most Charming
seven a really begin to
1t Is then. and until
That afford
And begin life
iii . the o
his figure and all his really worth while illusions
all his Impossible expectation. Of fe
II" knows that there perfect perfect home
orr rfect happiness
But 3 a
Full
possibilities
lie still has OF
But he longer suffers
He Of he longer
s ende
lie si fall in love with womanbu
Not fierce
of ambition
woman:
to the avoid the headache
lie has learned to look the
their
And he knows that the
Are his digestion his conscience his enthusiasm
He has reached hfts high
~ ' ~ " "
He i and Of tte--
The magic yout wisdom meet
n in the head
He is the Incarnation mellow
And he knows in
FORTY SEVEN is the Age Of Nan.