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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17

we're about fulfilled. 1t may be at
that very time they were talking Of
the coming of Christ.
Suddenly their attention was ar
rested by a strange sight in the
heavens. 1t grew brighter and took
the form of an angel, and then they
heard a voice announcing the birth
of Christ as glad tidings for all peo-
pie, not to the Jews only. Then
suddenly the air was filled with an
gels singing as if they had come
right out from the air.
We know not their wonderful
song, but part came to mortal ears,
"Glory to God in the highest" etc.
We know not who those angels were,
but we fancy they were the redeem
ed. Adam was there; Eve was
there. Eve, who in her maternal
earnestness declared at the birth Of
her frstborn, 81 have got a man
from the Lord" hoping that that
was he who should bruise the SER
pent's head. Now, in the fullness
Of time she had come to witness the
birth of the babe who was to be the
Saviour Of her race. David, Elijah,
Moses, the patriarchs, we believe,
were with that heavenly host.
This song reveals three things:
First.-The glorifcation of God
through the incarnation. God has
glory through his vast work in ma
ture, his providence building up and
casting down nations, etc.
In the incarnation there was spe-
cial glory. 1t was glory to God in
the ghest-highest, in that it was
above all other glory, in that it ex-
tended to all time and in that it
wrought such wondrous good.
Second.-The great results to the
earth. 1t would result in peace.
Strifes, thorns and thistles we're
abounding. The earth was torn and
bleeding by constant contention.
With Christ came peace. The result
would be universal peace.
Third.-The effect on the individ-
ual man. "Good will toward men,"
from one another, from God. Out
of this good will would finally spring
peace on earth and glory to God in
the highest.-Dr. Matthew Simpson.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17
Am old AnaIo.Norman Carol.

LordIings, listen to our lay
We haze come from fardi0av
To seek Christmas;
In this mansion zoe are told
He his yearly feast doth hold:
'Tis todayi
MGy jon come from God above
To all those aoho Christmas Iouel
LordIMgs, I nop tell you true,
Christmas brin0eth unto you
only mirth;
His house he fills ioith niGny dish
OF bread and meat and also fish
To grace the ddg.
Mdv joy come from God above
To all those toho Christmas lovei
Lordlin0s, through our drmys band
They say, Who spends toith open hand
Free and fast
And oft regdles his manU friends
God gives him double phdt he spends
TO grace the day.
MuU JUU OOHto JfOM pOu uVVVO
To all those ioho Christmas louei
Lordlings, aoicked men eschetD,
In them never shall vou Uieio
Aught that's good;
Cotoards are the rabble rout,
Kick and beat the 0rumbIers out
To grace the day.
May joy come from God Gbove
To all those toho Christmas lopei
Lords, by Christmas and the host
OF this mansion hear my toast
Drink II toeL
Each must drain his cup Of toine,
And / the first toiH toss off mine:
Thus / advise,
Here, then, I bid vou all passaH,
Cursed be he ioho i0iH not soy Drink
hail
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17

solemn, confident. joyous peace"
good will'' and fraternal friendship
that shall ill and fructify and sanctify
the year to come.
All, childhood, Christmas childhood!
See how for one day 1t mocks the
poets lines, "Some traces Of Eden ye
still inherit. but the trail Of the ser
pent Is over them ALL" Its own gift
is always the best, and 1t rejoices that
Bill and Jim and Lizzie and Sara Jared
as we'll "Peace on EARTH" but not Of
earth; 'good will" that shall inform
the coming year and mold the man and
woman of the future.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17
N O w
Is the Time

TO buy Ashland property, as 1t will
never be cheaper than now. Here
are few snaps:
--Seven-room house, large front and
side porch, screened in back porch;
lot 50x125. This has an unobstruct-
ed view Of the oity and valley. This
property was taken on mortgage,
hence the low price. $3.50. Terms.
-Three-room house, barn and chick
en- house; lot h0x150. Street paved
and cement sidewalk In and paid for.
Only 5000.
-Six-room house one block to Main
street; lot 50x150; paved and cement
sidewalk. Price $780,
---Six-room modern bungalow, "
blocks from paved street; close in;
lot 5Sx300. A fine assortment OF
bearing fruit trees. With furniture,
$3.50; unfurnished, $4,000. Will
exchange for Los Angeles property.
One acre on paved street; good
spring OF water. Will exchange for
good lot in Portland.
have good property to exchange,
houses for rent, furnished apart
ments, fire Insurance written. In
business since March. 1904.
Mrs. S. L. Alien
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17
CHRISTMAS CHILDHOOD.

Christmas Is, perforce, winter fes-
tival, a family and fraternal reunion.
"Suffer little children to come" Lo,
they have come. And the music Of
their child voicesl The concert Of the
morning stars, what were that to the
natural, unframed melody Of innocent
childhood in its joyous expectations?
A brief, bright morning picture with
fervid expectant fancy attuned to
''peace and good will to men," sacred,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17
A Grudging Gift

Dad says that Christmas time Is meant
For girls and boys.
He can't regret the money spent
To purchase toys.
This is q pleasure. he asserts;
1t makes him glad.
But there is one expense that hurts
Says dad.
Dad gives the servants goodly tips
For Christmas day.
Into his pocketbook he dips
In kindly way.
One item aggravates him. though:
II makes him mad
To buy gift for sisters beau,
Says dad. Exchange.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17
To Mako a True Christmas. ..

Don't forget the lonely, the suffering,
the poor, on Christmas. Remember
that the first and greatest Christmas
gift was sent not to the rich and pow
erful, but to the poor and needy. Give
to those who are near and dear to you,
but somewhere, somehow, in your ordi.
nary life find some one who is near
and dear to no one else and make
Christmas for him or her.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17
Tale Of a Gift
That Wasn't Given

CIFT giving has marked the theat-
1T rical profession in all times, and
1t was interesting to hear on one
occasion an old actor tell with tears in
his eyes of the most beautiful Christ
mas present that he had ever received
"a wig that Edwin Forrest had worn
In "Othello" and that he gave to the
actor, then young, in token Of his es-
TEEN, says player.
1t was most fearful scene, this old
man recalling this touching incident of
the good old times, and we were all
leaving the table, burdened with the
picture and the memories that 1t evok-
ed, when Stuart Robson leaned over
and whispered:
You know Forrest never gave any
one anything, and he didn't wear q
wig In 'Othello'
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17
Some Christmas
Legends

. There Is q Bosnidn legend y
Sm that the sun leaps In the hedV- y
SX ems and the stars dance around y
& 1t. A great peace comes steal 2
SX ing doion over mountain and n
,W forest. The rotten stumps y
ny stand straight and green on the "
M hillside. The grass Is befoio- =
nv cred i0ith blossoms, and the y
sW birds stn0 on the mountain tops Z.
~ IN thanks to God. In Poland a
1 the heavens open and jacobs y
Ax ladder Is set up betsoeen earth n
,W and sky. In Austria the can = y
Nv dies are set In the aUi,dOio that n
rW the Christ Child may not stun > Z.
NY bic When he comes to bless the n
SW home. In north Germany the z
NY tables are spread and the lights n
M left burning for the Incoming z
ny Of the Virgin Mary and her at n
s tending angel. Z
Nx The English superstition ts D
W admirably voiced bv the myriad <
9x minded Shakespeare IN "Han,- n
"a Iet." K
"a Some say that ever 'gainst that y
SV season comes "
M Wherein our Lords birth Is cell Y
8 ebrated. x
M The bird of dawning singeth all a
SH night long. .
sW. And then they say no spirit can y
ny walk abroad. u
"a The nights are wholesome. Then 4
NY no planets strike, n
IA No fairy takes. nor witch hath 2
sW power to charm. a
9x So hallowed and SO gracious Is y
III the time. 4
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17

Ss;aa s A gx. ~ III Z. 1 & L. Z s:S, ss. !. +. i
DLD Santa CIcrs is coming "
~ The time Is rcry near
Before zoe rcaIi-e it
old Santa WiH &c here.
He'll bring US sleds cad wagons,
And nuts and sugar plamS,
And dolls, and fura, and dresses,
And balls, and Stc0rds, and drum0.
He'll come tDhen ;re are sleeping,
Tucked in our bct'a so phifc,
And all the stars arc peepiRg
At this, our Christmas night.
He'll come toith smiles and bleSsinOs
Along the milky ray,
And stop at every dtoelIing
Where little children stay.
He'H 0arnish trees With presents
And, tchile the tcOrld IL still,
With gifts the children asked for
Eoch stocking he toiH I'LL.
But, better than GlI presents,
He'll bring to US again
The heartfelt Christmas totshes
OF GOOD ioiH unto men,
-Mdrtha Coleman Sherman In Ohlcd.t
Inter Ocean.
Phone Job orders to the Tidings.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17

Phone Bob Ordsrs 70 :he TIdIngs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-06
Rntier.

@tih prdmt IS 10 bic haIbe gndt
Sab' I'D IN eines MIR eeoaat:
SAP jene 6rnu, Die mid geiuieat,
90 melt IN tremoer er6e liest.
Gle mug bieI glut NIB 6er3eIeio,
Nmtb' 2fHneu mar ibt lebtes altio -
8ie f1nnf id, miro iie beut' eriunheu,
Sbr &eben 10 uieI mariner ulnheul
Run Iiest sar5 Ubns Stirut nn6 5tctn
Shr 5igel IN ben Iau8cH aet bH.
Gle lnldft berlnheu un6 berloreu
uno bot BRET atuoer bod geboren.
Sd glarb', fe ipartet Sag I'M Gag
Oh teiner bon uuB fommen mag.
Gle plr0' ms idou am &drItt erte1'
Tlen
llub heimIi5 uniern Iaueu uelueH.
- Sod Sabre esH'a, Der PIas bIeibi
Ieer,
Order tpudern I'M ibu 6er.
@as @rab 5erfdat, nnD t1 bin trc5
thIo fern lm0 irsnte - Ods grant mid
fol
Carl gufiG
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Die so%ansubInms atssn Ralnria.

Or. me6. Sod ans Otabanbio
Eeuti9 5iiOpeitafrifnJ iarieb i'm
yardio fir Shitf5. uno &roperp
bngieue";
Ser 8oltsmtno bebalptet idon
I1nglt, 6aB oa, noe Die Gounen.
bIume in Mcngen angepfIau5t miro,
Die MaIaria eingeidrdntt ODER be.
icitigt perOe. Ole g~rflarung 0afiir
mar mir bisber nidt befannt. Nun
baobadtcten mir i'm Der o~iesiabrigen
Negen3eit, 6aB Die Riidieite Der
StengelbIatter nit einem nebrigeu
Snit beoedt mar, Der grobe 9aen.
gen BON Nlden perihieoenIter grt
ieItbielt un0 umfommen tieB, ogrpn.
Ter aud bieIe auopbeleg. Sod auf.
bopeu Der G~egen5eit Deri6pauo Die.
ier SAT-, mobI infoIge Der bel uns
10 bohgra6igeu 8rodenbeit Der
2uft, uno Der Miidenfaug bate oo.
nit iein Gu6e. $50 feline Maiifen, oa
feline 0laIaria, Der 8~uiommenbang
ertldrt iih nun Ieidt. ga ole Son.
nenblnme nidt MIR nHipruhsIos tit
pno ~ouBerOem IN ibren aerneu elm
gutes 5iibneriutter, in Der gnr3en
Rilan3e etn eritfIoiiiges 8fer0ehut.
ter un0 In Der gIiite cine merit.
role 8teueiuabrung bartlett, 10 tit
Der anban in allen miidenreIdeu
8egenoen 5u enpiebIeH.
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gNeitrrr rntrrldrifLfn ermamldt.

sSiir Die Observation-Disclosures
Iiefen Biz iest 10000 ltnteridriiten
elm, oa aber Ie5rastas Arteil t75,s
900 betr1gt. miiiien i'm 2aufe oieier
ISOLDE nod miHoeitens $4,000 mel.
tere 8eriouen 0ieie betreiienoen aar.
ten unter5eihnan. Inter ben 8eid.
ntngen itebt Go6ge GountD in eriter
2inie, ou in Oieien 8e5irf lie cine
aurte fir ieOe im Golntn nobren.
De 5untiIie ultGr5eidnet nuroe, Ser.
bert Soober, Der rationale gtab.
rlngsmittel aOminiitrator, ionote an
Die Gmabn Don Scouts elm Slid
punitteIegromm. IN meIdem er
i6nen fir . lire tattrdftige Inter
fiieung oonft.
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Serindt 86lner ~ beran6en.

Ser In Council Bluffs mobnbofte
TagIobuer Oscar 2ieb befinoet Fd)
in bieiigem 4rreitIofol inter Ser gn.
floge, am Iekterl Sountag nnftg Den
9eriuh gemnft at baben, r. n.
92GGIenebdn, ben s3oIner Der
9ougIas 5traBe Bride. at 6srau.
ben. MeGIenueban ioentifi3ierte ben
Splitting oIs Den Mann Der inn
Elm @ieiier gegert Die 9r1tit preBte
uno 0as bereinnobmte @el6 ~berIanqs
te. Gin poblge5ielter Gauitfdlog
nod Der 8ade oe8 angreifers un6
Elm @riff mad einem ReboIber nobm
oieiem ole Gut, iid nit benz iftag-
fertigen 8olImddter tdber ein8u.
laiien.
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GpesioElpahf ,uiSerrnfen.

Aie Der Gmabd 0hnlrnt befnnnt
6iby miro Die &eD0aerhng bon
0mnha ON 90. Mobember feline Sc
iegfnbsH baben, liber bic Musgoba
bon GbIigatfouen in ser SGbe bon
10000, meIde Surnllte Srr or.
ridtuna nelter Sfulen beltinnt
a3nr. a68atinlllen, So fd bic obige
SE0fpnidnit ailf @rltn0 eirler Stim-
mell0beabe bon ndf 81 bret entfhloB.
on @lal nprIaHfie ioaea gu Infien.
1ieig Mtion 1t bic Antuort nltf Die
MaiiofAerllli8 1rs itaatiiden @ertef.
opuaSfdte ibelder ben bieligeil
SduIrat aaHorasEte fsfas @erbelIe'
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Sinnlanc crbdlt
Selbftreotcrmno!

fTrus translation filed with the
poHtmagter at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
Netroarn0. s. Sob. Ole ruff.
f6e @rObiloriihe Hegierung uni
wertreter GiunInuos lino beite BARN
ilberetngpfommen o1B 6inulano
@elbitregierlnp erbolten ioa. 3as
8egierlnesinItem tpir0 repubIifaniid)
fem, bod meroen Die @e3iebungeil
81 gubIan0 auFredt sr9dlten ner-
ben, reip. @iiBLnn0 behalf Die Som
troLe.
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8Oasa Weiddfte SOaRtasS &c.
idluIieu ha6en.

6riinwarenb1uoler ul0 Sleiifer
BADEN ourh lire Organization Die
6taotfommiiiion eriltdt, cine Orbit
nan3 gu paiiieren, Die Die ShIieBung
Der @eidafte an S~ouutogen Dor.
i6reibt. Qieie @iaBuabme miro am
nGditen Mtontag our 8erntlug fom.
men. Gie enpfobIene 0roinm5
iiebt bor, ooB Die aoufIeute bort, no
Der Gom8tag alS 6eiertag 6eobad.
tet mira, at Sonntogen often baltan
0iiriei.
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Nus B~GccmfielS, ucbr,

Sin BLOOMFIELD fan6en tarslif
8Dei patriotiihe 8~eriammluagelI
.itatt. Mnn iddbt Die 3ob[ Der 4niue.
ienbeu ouf 1400-1500 &erionen.
Bon Den gtddboritdbteu Center,
@auia, Grofton uno &an0olpb, bot.
ten iih 3ablreide 9eiuhcr eingeiteut
Gin alter SoIoat BEG 8ilrgerfrteges,
Cunningham, iprod unter oil.
.0eren in feiielnoer @eiie uno nit ei'
mem bon e6tem 9otriotismus erfiilI.
tenn Scr8en. Die @erionmlungen
moren iid 0ariu einig. Dab mir ole
.ol8 onerifmiide 9urger ole arofte
%onftrengen miiie1 nm 0ieiem 9Iors
reiam gauoe gum Siege 5u berbeI.
fen.
8ie6er 1T Elm 9utomobilungIiid
ouf Der na6 g2oroen fibreu0en
5truBe b%orgefommeu. 8mei arait.
uogen fnbren NIT FOLDER @udt 8u.
ianmen, 0aB Elm @ogen umgetpor.
fen mur6e un0 Ole Sniniien idIpere
8erIetunqen erLitten. 4u3u ihuelIes
5obran ioa mie6er eiumnl ben Gru-
bel berurladt hober.
8eter Mumm, Der i'm Sn0ianers
qebiet nidt melt bon 5rie 2on1bert
mobnt, bat 0nfel Sam nit Dem adj.
ten Gobu beidetft. @eun g%rdft0eut
RooieDelt nod am Gu6er mdre mir.
Sc CT fferlib cine gerOtenItmebaiIIe
er9olteu.
Ser gdrgermeiner %. 8 Sarm
.ging am lebten Mittpod nod Gorn-
Gil glufis, no inn feline BORT BEL
.i5ran Glter1 nobne1l6e Grau NIT
einern Sobnhen ON Stpeiten 6rei=
beitsanleibetage beihentt bate.
@ernlann Gterfs itn0 Geo Sumter
.iin0 nddl anapoli8. g2b., gegonger,
Inn iid bort ais Sngenieure fir Die
4rmee ~orSbil0en gu laiien,
Gia Gieiigeu MletbooiHeH bo6ell
bier g~egenudrtig cine io8enQnntc
GeUioaI.
Sic eiiernan globre fnb lagtbin
ats Dem bieiigqn 9eI6runnen emf
.fernt uoroen. Ganit bat elm be0el
ten0es aopitel Der Grraguug In
Bloomfield ieineu @6i6lub gefun-
ben
@iLheIn 6oitenou, Der duf einigt
'3eit tn Cheyenne gottntD CUR Grid
'tun8 mebrerer Sduier nor, tit ME.
Ser mad bier 5urudgefebrt.
@alter 0eber, Der Elm 8eidUiir
an einen 5uBe bat, lit nod INNER
IniGt gang bergciteIlt
@ilbelm stunrm. Der iuioIge elner
Operation Elm Qluge perlor befin0et
lfh be6euten0 better.
Pint TO. 0ooember miro Elm Sub.
l5olipiel 5tpiideu ben Snoianeru
un0 Der biellgen 9onidule ltdtttin'
I0en.
Sic 9Ioomfiel0er @luFtfopeGl
bot be~6eutcu6a 6ortidrttte ~oui8uweis
lien. SIN n1diten 6ribinbr miro re
mie biele glaltben imitanoe ieln.
alien 4ufor6erungen 81 genitgen.
Ole 0odeu ftno bier nod tlnr1cl
3ablrei6 %Dertreten. es beiBt, 0oB BIZ
S6ulen gei9loHeu iDiiroeL fnLla
inidt bal0 cine aehberuHg eintreter
Dilr0e.
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f@enermedr er6dLt @slaItserf6lnna.

Gen ita0tiiden 5euerIpebrlelrten
purOe getern eiue 2obnerb59uHg bis
auf 500 geipabrt, oaS 9tnrimlrm,
oas bonn Sto6thorter b%orgeidriebat
miro. Orr frlbere 01arimaIlobn be.
trug 500 pro Dlonnt. Die ito0tiide
aommifion CAB an. oaB Die @e6alts.
erb19nng an eriten 0es nauen Sab
res in Strait treten miro. 9ind etner
Gutidei0ung oes neutrality-suspicious.
peroen bic 5euermebrleute DEN 2obn
iet 1916 erbalten. Die @rboburg
fteIlt cine Idbrlihe Electromagnetic bon
$4,000 bar un0 ole nad5u3a6Ien.
ben &ateu betragen 8uiammeu $34e
600.
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@aren Sic M.niden iemals aIeieao

v. IoItre ber6deutlidt m Der
,Gebue oes Geur Won0es eine feis
ieln0p 5tu0ie ilber bic menihlide
Statur in ben perinie0enen 3eitul-
tern. er befdmpit Die Deitoerbreis
tete Neiuung, oaB Die batti9en Sol
len bic -entarteten Nladfommen Elmer
einItgen groBeran uno trdftigeren
Raiie ieien uno oaB ole ei6itigen Sc
ihledter blutreiher poreH, 0as ge.
geumartige aber idmaher uuo ner'
60ier fei. Gieie aniidt bdlt Ct fur
etne 9orm 0eg alien abergIaubens
an bic Griiten3 BON Rieien Elm
@lap6e, 81 0eiien 5ortpildn5ung DIE
8ibel biel b%eigetragen babe. Isle
h1tten Gt1mme BON 10 gerDaliiger
aonititution ME iie in Der gibeI
oortomuten, ienalg eon3lid Der.
Idmin0en tonnen2 fragt 8aitre.
Mud 0urh Die giieieniagen Der alter
@6tterlebren lit Der 9ieiengIaube &c.
10y
tr1itiat moroen. Die mooerne SSH.
ienihait Taft Sageu Sagen fem uno
bait fd on Die @~rgebniiie Der on
tbrobol0gii1en un0 m2oi5tniifer
5oridunaen. Sic borgenommener
@leIiunaen BON Meniden oaer Sci.
ten 6aben feline @nbaltspunfte fiit
Die Rihtiefejt Der 4nnobme ergeben,
0aB Die menihIide Natur tIeiner ae.
mor0en 1T. Die Meo5in geHt ielbli
10 met. 81 erflaren, oaB Die mcfia
5obfradlen nbereroBen gtenldeL oi'
es 5a daen 3elten eegebeH bat inc
nod sibt, le6iglih ais traafbolie ab.
noumitaen au hetro6ten Ielen, oereE
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@erlanat $1,000 sdabtnerinb.

Charles e. Q1iIler reihta GeItarn
i'm 9itrift8geri6t ge8en Sbonfas
3rainor, 1922 81 StraBe, Gi0=0ma-
bn. cine 5daoeneriabtlage in Der
9obe bon $4,000 eth. W1iaer gob
an, 0aB er nit Der aep1rattr oes
5liegengttterg in benz BON Srainor
belpobnten 6auie, 0a8 ieiner Mitter
geb6rt, baitaftigt mai, aIs er bon
Dem 4ngeflngten ongeidoHen p1roe.
Isle Der aIdger dngt6t muBte er fid
Idaeere 3ett i'm Soipitnl babnnodn
laiien ulo 1T Aauerno berfriippelt.
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gOr @eri6t. aidter:
,2ebL no iin0 Gle MN am dom
aerstdg nafmittog pom 5ueI BIB
iiiRf u6r geiueien2@
aHgetlagter: $50 tuero i'd ieln
JetUeien2 SIN SAFE Spribman bun
ID aelpeien.@
gidter: Sos baben sic bort
gema9t?'
angetlagter: .8as per6 i'd &c.
nodt 6aben2 Son Dem 6imon
Gobn Bob id mir nusgeIieben sebu
Dollars"
gidter: r1lu6 6as bat bon spei
Biz tint ~ge0auert2~
&ngetlagter: sgu. puripen 5ie
mol Simon Gobu an, Serr @eritts.
tatl@
GaIfGes 9eutfd. Sun.
9e: pGI, Batter. IdieB' bod nal
aene gisbfeiIe, ipenn on off be
5og6 sebit Die idmedt 10 gutlN
gater: Gene 9ebfeiIe aaeene
fam mer bod MID iaieBe ou bum.
mer Suugel~
Sunge: 80, 6o neeB ih nber
mid. nos 6n for e S0eer biit, 0u
bait bod neilid ieIber ersdbIi, Der
5eridfer batie gIei9 sIDee aebriden
5eIhoicng
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HIdIderporl On @aiierts fontroaiert.

fys4Ai Af~(fAA AA %AttN%AN +bAAFNAAA~
(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neba on Nov.
8, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1917
Ghicoeo, s. Rob.-1er l1eberI6uB
Munerttns an 5leiid inb gtil6bro=
button miro nod Dem 1. 9e3ember,
ME beGtp befannt gegeben prr0e,
pon syojepb q. Cotton BEN 8oritber
Der 6-leiihfommiiiion BET 9abrttngs-
mitteIbet1D1ltung an Die gaiierten
mad Staten abgegcben ner0en. Sic
4aiierten bnbcn ben Marft erbDbt
uls0 1lebereinfdufe eemodt" iugte
Soiepb Megartbn Elm giiiitent Ser.
bert Soobers, n1tf Die neuen @flid-
ten Gottons be3ugnebmen0. Sod
rem /. Ge3entter miro Cotton fir
ale aliierte ginfGufe MAIDEN. @s
iuir0 linen MIR geraoe gen1tg ge-
mabrt Derben. go es iid n6tig er-
iueilf. tuer0en an ibren @eitellltngen
N~enoerrngen gelr1adt ncr0en. Die
8roBihIdGter bes 90n0es Deroen
aesnungeft Cotton bon ben @nrrdten
at 9on0 All bernhrihtigen ltno Die
g~eTfeaungen mad feinen 4ngnben 81
fiinen. Ger 6IetIherport miro nod
angobe bon Micgartbp ie6r eiuge.
gd3rarft ner0en. Dtildpro0ufte ioIen
la GROCER Mtenge an feline Gteae ge-
irh uer0er.
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Aafrrr andlenureiie fit phip.

Moibington. 6. giOb. Die no.
ttotiaIe Observation-Disclosures madte
Heate befannf, DAB Rom bettigen
cage aerpilien Ohio aoblengrubeu
bobgre NreiIe fir lire 9rooufte 5u-
acbfatat DurDen. Sn ben 6eerfiaIo
oogr QaInpra 5eIoeru, 6en @1aifiIou
an0 Sodiou 5eIbern berri6en iebt
nadiR6enoe 2reiie: Nidtansgeiudte,
eei0rOerte GoBle, 1915 per 9or1le,
frlher $685. a1tsgeiudlte @r0Ben,
$500 per Come, frii6er 50 co.
5dl1d- ooer Staubfoblen $50,
frfber $210.
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9erinnnLnntiaen.

s 9. 5dinfer. 4n5eigeuieBer Bet
Cmuba &ribilue unb ouf Der Sub.
ieita beitets betnnnt, bat fih mad
ct. Barbara. Gal, begeben Inn fidl
BORT elmer Operation 81 u~nter5iebeH,
ote Doa iei1lenl bort anidiiiger
5dpoger, Or. u. s. gurfarb. bon.
3ogen Der0en miro. Soften mir, oai
0ieieIbe einen guten @arlouf nimmt.
SER S6iufer 9eoenft etpa eifteu
Nlouat IN California al bleibef.
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Hieiennutiir geraOe8n Elm 9eiheu
bon ShpGde I'M 8oieinstampf bill.
De. Wian 0irie aIio Den eiuihI1gi.
gen rrermieieuen Mielotmgen gefuii
fer @pihidtsi hreiber Heiienoea uno
Gr0flmoigen nift b%ertrduen. Bon
ben 8%elpobnern Heterogeneous elGnbte
man bieIfnd, lie Ieien Hieieu. @ta.
geIbaers, Der Silerit ouf iie rtfmerf'
Jam madtc, ipriHt ibneu rs SUB 81,
mdbren0 duoere autoritdten" sut.
iden 6 uno II SUB ihwaHteu. @os
lit llniirn, penngIeih man erfc1ren
miB. Dab Oie 81t18ouier bod &C.
nohien itno.
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6atte aruBe Etle

gei einer ShieBerei in Gierion's
9ieitauraat, an 25. urt0 q StroBen,
mar Der Geger @ltber Sarris in fol.
der Gle, oieian gefdbrIiden 8lat
at berlniiel baB er itrafs burd 6os
8Ias Der 9irtertilre cling unb iidj
babel be0eute1t6e Sdnittpun0er am
Sot0gelerf slt8og. ST pur6e
mIf Der 8oIi8eiltation berbun0en.
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98 Berionsn linden nm garser'
red]te mad.

So 5rem6geborene eri6ieuen ae-
lieru Dor 9fihter q. ". 3aD, Inn Gd
Der en0galtigen 8riifung CUR Or
lanqln1 Der gurgerpopiere 81 IN.
t~er5ie6en. Die Cite i6lieBt SINCE
Eorige fat oacr Staaten Elm mlBer
.9etidtano, oefen girger in 0ieien
.aan6e tpGbren0 oes arieges nidt
uaturotifiert Der0en ourien. 4us sc
.eeitern Bepriiften mitiien 0rei fidl
nod weiter iI6er Bic 3ibiIDerIDaL
Ting oes Sfantes uno oct Station
|lmterridten. 8iele BON ben 4ppiffan.
ten itn0 Ceiterreidler un0 IN Anbe-
Der M0gIiGfeit eines Brndes
Ialit GeltcrreidJ iuur0eH lie nber ibre
SgmpntBien I'M arIegsIaue be.
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Stan5cictl 0Iiidcn
mebrcrc McberfGMe!

fTrue translation filed with the
POSTMASTER at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Q. as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1917
8oris, 6. Sob. 6ffi5ieG Miro
geneINg, baB H1ebrere lteberfdne auf
nettihe @rdben iHblid bon ct.
Quentin uu0 ipeitIia bon altberbibe
erfolgreih aiisgeiiibrt Dnr0eu. 9luf
Dem redten liter Der Mlaas mar Die
Mrtilerie siemIid tatis.