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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
SOCIAL CENTER
NOW WAR LIBRARY
HOME OF LADY BATTERSEA IN PRE-
WAR DAYS CENTER OF SOCIAL AC-
TlvITY FOR BRITISH LIGHTS.

LONDON, Aug. Is. - Opposite Marble
Arch stands the home Of Lady Battersca
which in prc-war days was the center of
social activity. Now II j. the %headqua =
.tcr~ OF the Red Gross Library and j. rul'
BY Mrs. Ga>kcll and nm army of voluntavr
assistants. The house J. packed with
books from floor 70 ceiling. they cover the
walls. are piled upon tables and shelves
overflow INTO the servants quarters and
even into the stable, al the back Of ire
house.
Nearly 10000 books u week are sent out
70 AL part, Of the world. and. in addition
To gifts. 100000 books and magazines arc
purchased monthly. The tastes oi the sol
dier> are remarkable. and an amazing.
light has been thrown on the matter Of
best sellers. Far away into the millions
scars the demand for Nick Carter ,letcc-
tive stories.
Every hospital in France, ot which there
are some 300. receives 4 parcel ii 1870
books every three weeks. Poetry ~ very
largely in demand and ranges from
Shakespeare 10 modern living poets. The
colonial soldier has an Unsuitable c%urio~i-
~ and his chief demand l. for the Ency
clopaedia Britannica in ~ volumes. Ne.
demand l. refused whether II be for the
latest handbook ON oil engine, thco>ophv
poultry farming or boxing.
These parcels of books. 20 forth 10 al
parts OF the world wherever the British
soldier IL tightlnp. Malta rcrriyed 1000
per month, Ba>rah 5000. Alexandria. g.
600. Salonika 1000 and even units in East
Africa. Italy and Russia are supplied. The
admiralty requested the library to supply
every sailor in the fleet, with a book.
Urgent ummonS often are received and
when Gallipoli was filling the hospitals O
cable message came "~end 25.0n0 books
~ once, light and good print" The other
dav a request came from E~oulogne and
within ~ hour and half. 3.00H book, had
been sent Il re- uonse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Already there are strong hints Of gov
crnnent measures To conserve the use of
gasoline. IN order 70 protect the needs of
the country for this important fuel oil
during the war. JOY riders are causing
anxiety by their extravagant and wholly
unnecessary use of gasoline. whereby they
are burning mp vast quantities of TIN,
fuci, when the country may he hard put
10 obtain the gasoline needed for military
operations before very long. Automobile
owners should he patriotic enough 10 put
= stop to the waste of gasoline. by cut
ting out the Joy riding and causing their
families brother users of their machines
70 lake their auto pleasures in moderation.
Slower riding viii keep you out in The
"ien ar 7HVt a. long aud Al mueh les
expense, a the mad fast driving IN which
= many indulge. The greater safety of
life and limb insured by slower going also
= worth considering. This j. plainly one
instance In which ii VIII pay to be pa-
triotic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
Support
Peace Plan. State
SWITZERLAND AND OTHER NEU-
TRAILS HOPEFUL OF ACCEPTANCE
OF PROPOSALS or THE POPE.

ROME. Italy. Aug. 1s.-The peace pro-
po>al> Of the pope. according To the
Berne correspondent Of the Idea Nationals,
are assured the support If the neutral GOV
including Switzerland. The
Berlin chancellor, the report adds. has as
sured the pontiff that he will give moral
adhesion 10 proposal, which Vienna has
declared it j. ready Ia initiate negotia-
The allied government. It l. de-
are maintaining an attitude Of re-
serve towards the proposals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Call 1T dictatorship, call il revolution
afE' cai 1t drastic, call it what YOU viii.
hut The people of the United States are
~"Iidly behind President Wilson and Mr.
Hoover IN the plan to conserve the roo,I
srpply Of the nation and at the same
Line TO check the food trust. that have
''en reaping such enormous profits under
Inc guise Of the needs of The war s;,,,a-
i'oh- If 1t be dictatorship. then Il i What
has been described very aptiv IS 1 "benev-
'aeDt dictatorship If. il be- revolution,
~ Then II = a revolution in behalf Of ~.
'i2iits OF man. III IL be drastic. them y,
IKE the knife of tie SURGEON which c,,.
~" yoar vitais to save your lie. The
ffiaiion calls for such y nea ,iire. and ~
People are willing to leave the admins.
'Faiion of the new measure to Preside,
Wilson aud Mr.. Hoover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
Bombing
Raid at Midnight
BRITISH NAVAL AIR SERVICE RAIDS
RAILWAY STATION At THOURCUT)
FLANDERS, CAUSING FIRES
lily Associated Press,

~nounces that another bombing raid was
carried out about midnight at Thourcut,
West Flanders. Firse were caused and it
i thought the ammunition dump was hit
and the railway station damaged. Many
tons of bombs were dropped on the oh
i~octives. All machines returned safely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
Ferguson Will Not
Veto Varsity Bill

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. ls.-Governor Fer
gu>on declared today that If the house
by a two-ihirds vote passes the University
Of Texas appropriations bill over his veto
he vii llet it become a law without hi
signature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Don't forget, the home merchant p,vs
mo taxes. The home merchant bel,- -
maintain the water and light f%arlI,tio. and
o'bcr public utilities. without which ,.,r
."Wn would not BE- much VI \ town. Your
h"'le merchant supports your churchc.
an. YOUR charities. Your home merchant
+ entitled to your first consideration. when
,ou start ont shopping.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

40 KNIT five hundred sweaters Is quite
/, undertakin> But since the Red Cro
!. Eed brown vile women to do that
-1sh Tor our aoldiers ard sailors In
ace The Herald believes they viii "a
n best 70 I'll tie order. Brownsville
Snien are patriotic above all else.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

You can't go TO war, perhaps. But Won
can help 10 fight. your country's battles AZ
'onie. JON the Red Cross and lend vour
70 t. The vastly important work which
'hr' organization is doing for our army
an navy. '
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
KISSED q. ANGER

80 you got mad AZ him for Kissing you:'
NO, J st angry At In. Tor saying ~ was
sorry h. did 10 vhen ! pretended | vas angry"
Houston Fest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
COMMITTEE TO
HOLD FIRST SESSION AUG. "a
NV Assncinted Press.

II -N~~TVTTFFT -
BERLIN. Aug. lS.-The main commit
tee Of the reich~tag will re%-conyene Aug.
u for IL first session since the recent
ministerial crisis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Subscribers in the city az Brownsville wht
FsHi TO receive THE HERALD regularly are re-
sssasted TO, notify the office promptly, Tele
ssaen ne No. a New subscribers should receive
'EsIr first paper not later than thy second day
otter the order Is ia the Office II THE HER
AID. Every subscriber even in the most dis
a1t sections of the city. should not receive his
wafer later than 600 d. M.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
6 KILLED: ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION

LONDON. Aug. ls.-Six Canadians
were killed and twenty-Six injured IN an
accidental explosion of n mine during n
minnie war ~ 4 maneuver camp "a Ilamp-
shire Thursday. according t. the Daily
Mail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
hOTiCE 70 THE PUBLIC.

n erroneous reflection upon tire charac-
tes. standing or reputation n any person. firm
or corporation appearing in the columns of The
Herald will be gladly and promptly corrected
upon the same being called TO the attention of
~s mIblishetsL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
eR0wNsvILLE HERALD PUB. CO.

checks should he maze payable To Int
Brownsville Herald Publishing Co. Business
communications should be addressed TO the
sefapany. and items. letters. etc. intended for
2nDsicat.on should be addressed 60 Editor. The
.ssraid, brownsville. Texas letters intended
se- publication should be signed With the full
nsme Of the writer. The name viii not ht
.>rrted il not desired, but II viii be evidence OF
zoe. faith on the part II the writer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

some OF those mothers who never r,is
20 ther boys % b. soldiers doubtless arc
surprised by now 10 see that the bow, are
making very good soldiers without an,
maternal coaching
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

h"y n home. If sou posSibl, can ob,,,,
WIZ You require at q fair price. TIM.
'Ar. You homo merchant. have IA. r.b,
7" expect that much of yuu. Your bono
''Nn mas II" right to expect that much II
you. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Death Valley' jim scott, tie White
HoE pitcher. is anxious ~ io-E tie Reserve
Officers corp- lt Pre- !tio, Cal. ii d.
cla-ed eligible he viii report Angus. y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Inc usual annual invasion ~ the Inc
laii order catalogs Il beginning. INV
t the time for the home merchant to I'm,
uuf his most attractive line
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Why is a diTcrcntiall

Why can Laredo wholesalers sell goods
cheaper 10 Rio Grandc City merchants
than Brownsville merchants can sell the
~ame goods TO them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Why should the Texas railroad commits.
sion discriminate against Brnwn9yillc2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Tho enthusiast Who dives to the bot-onl
az pleasure hrin-s M morr Gravel than
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
August Is, 1916.

Teutonic offensive on the Zlota lipa
checked by Russians.
British and French captured more Ger
man trenches in the Somme district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
THIS REMEDY IS SOLD IN BROWNS
VILE BY THE EAGLE PHARMACY.
PHONE rs.
War in History
August Is, 1914.

: rbian~ defeated Au~trIans at Shabatz
in Serbia.
August is, 1915.
Of kovno captured b. the Ger
mans.
AunuSt IA 1915
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

zee wat Your hcne merchant has fir,t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

RatbfIeif9s pie RaIbfIsiTd
pirb in tIeine Stiidaen gsIanittsn
ar6 NIT betBem 8afer 3um aO6en
1ngeIebt. Gtpas GaI3 baraa ssgebsn.
Benn es peia lit. etpa nn9 elmer
happen Stunbe, Iegt man es duf cine
54uTeI gum Qbta6len un0 sntferut
IorqfdItig ale &no6en. Sine 8lens
,fanne oOer Yuo0tngform lptrb nit
liner qies&rufe atsgelegt unO nit
Nm 5leii9 baI6 boa gefiqt. aleint
5tiidaen Butter iperben barber bers
.eilt uno 10 bieI Mlebl barber ge<
f6iittst, Bis es bonn Me6I peiB nus-
fe6t. 9araaf nirb es nit Der 8riibe,
IN Der bas 5Ieii4 geI9mort bate.
fait Bis gum aonoe gefiilt. Bon BEN
i6rtgsn 3sig ma6t man sineR DedsI,
colt Jpn 3psis ober breimul 81 l2
8oa 9ite ano gibt i'm auf bic 5Orm,
nadt einige GinI9nttte unO IaBt oas
Sarge cine Gtunbe lang i'm Diem
6ader. Sin babies pfunb gut gep0s
leItss S9peineflsiid, in biinne 5trsi-
fen ge9nitten uno nit benz aalbs
fleif6 geto9t, berbefert bic Gpsiie.
i'm GeI9mad. gbsnio otrpenost man
5dintenrefe, bod tf bann @oriiHt
bsim Sal8eH geboteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

Bar bFa d tang ieines
@~eHiesMitdnoes fUlDbe i'm Samaica
g~oli5eigaidt Der frabere Behring'S
lnba6er SreoerId 9. &eipman bon
Sabeytnofu, 81. o., oeIen Sobn
eugene Dor orei Sobren bon ieinem
SdwiegarOoter, Dem Conn Glerf
,gia 8ia" glearD in oeiien 8ureau
eridoIien tpltroe, benz Sings County
SoipitaI Ibertpieien. 0epman Der~
lieB nod Der 9roaeiiieyang Glearps
SaneritrniD nno fam nod 9rooflDlJ
100 or miGdueno teineu feiten SUP
laIfen fonHte. CRIT Dor tDenigen "a
aet mar er n1tf Die ACKNOWLEDGING
Ser Grunfenbeit Der9aftet, aber NIT
Iu~speubierteut T1uteil %entIaiien nor.
Den.
0urG. einen @nionetf.
ItoB in Die @ange puree Der II
Sabre aIte 8oIter 8. 8eIs nerleet
als er NIT einem 5reunoe an Der
Ia. nn0 2StraBe III 8aibiugtoR,
Q. g., FAB unO suidais ladte, ais
einige Qegerioloaten Doriiber5oaell.
einer Der SoIonten glaubte, oaB
@els Iie aitsladen ipOae, ln0 griii
Sen Dam NIT ieinen 9dionett al.
Gs fomen mebrere @eiBe ber6ei,
ruOrdnf Die Neser Die Gludt er9rij
fen un0 entfameiT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

Mud cine SAmeide.
lei. 46er, mein 6rauIein, Sbre
@ieoergabe Ser beutisen 3itelroae
mar cine ausge3eiduete!
ad, ge5eu sic, sic sdmeidIerl
I'm oieier GoQe gereft 81 tUeroen,
muB man jung unb id0n ieinl
God nift, bod midi, mein 6rdu.
leiul Gle babeu 6as @egenteii be-
pieienl
QHs Der guten, aItsn
3ett 5elbpebsl Der 8irgergarSe
Gum 6auptmaRn): Die 2sut'
idimpfn pieosr, neil eger5iert Dsrs
sen fol-"
9auptmann. .gld, banu sobI' ih
6alt jeosm an SAnaps, ba nsrbsR's
i9on nisber 8ufrisosu idn!.
CUR 4bf9reduns. =
5rsunD: sWag bsbsatst OeHH bier bies
ie Gammlung DON 8eIsu, Sttsfels
fue6tsn, aobrit0den, Yantoffsln2"
MitDer: pas fino grinnsruugeu
an meius perHOrbsne 5rau, bic isbe
id mir je0esmal an, ipsnn ia Ditoer
5eiratsIuit trisgs.
= Smmer befftlbG GslOs
rebel (be5e9t. 1ls bic 6dnler tars
5sn): pSd0di9persnOtI! Das gdHSe
= 6alt!!!f
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23

Die Site Der Mars ais drf ben greis.
Sd sriuners mid, odB In grorn sts
ina flint pfunO - f9ulbig blisb,
Die @oIogrdber begaunen bon BEN
umltcgsnbeH glains ber3utommsn -
ss mar SpunabenO abenO unb
ndbrsno t9 i'm 2ooen bIie6, I'm nit
linen 81 ~pIauOsrn, siHg Sob obIeits
binter elm Gebiiid uno apg ii6 nm.
Qls CT niebertam, nit Den neuen
Sa9eu geidmidt, fiiblte i'd mid gee
b0rig Itol3 auf meinen ilugen 2anoss
mann: 81 FAB 10 gut uRb unDsr6or'
BEN aus, uno i'd Oeripra6 mir, bars
iber 81 maiden. bob sr ni6t in
9eIslI4dft gerist.
Sn Der 8or i4lug id Dor, sinen
8bisfp gu trinteN - i'd puBts ia,
0uB sr teinen aoanat trant -, ober
er psigerts ii9 itan69aft, ettpas an'
oeres ols Bier 3u trinteu. Bon Dice
fem @strdnt bsrtilgte sr isoo6 impOa
niersnbe audutitdten, pbns 0aB fl
i6m anI6einenO etpas ontun ionR'
ten.
Sd feate i6m Elm pdnr msire
6rsunoc Dor, CAB ibm BRET G6ilina
in bar uno gtng mad 9auie, lin
eineu rDdmper1 fir ben nd9Iten Gag
81 baden, Cobb poIte bah nodtom,
men.
2fs iG am nd6iten Mprgen auf
padte, Iudte id Gobb, o6Re i'm az
fihben. qls er fi4 aud i'm 2aufe bss
8ormittags nidt biidsn IisB, giue
i6 gu @ropns binunter, nm i6H 81
Iu6en.
8ropr begriBte mid NIT sinem
6reitsn Grinien unO Fragte mad ben
,Sobn ots 8iihofs@.
Der So6n bes gil6ofg2" pieosr,
5oIte id. n@en msinit ou?-
,t5a, ga, 6a,4 brittle grplpn, 80
10, 20, ia - BAG mar mir Elm fsinsl
Sunge, Der Cob, fem qapa 1T 10
2orsbifdof in Sdpsoeu, ui6t pa6ri
9n 1T uidt iibeI, oj Of oil"
a0as meint ou, 8ropn," iagtl
id, mo lit Gobb9"
sSf er niat in bsinsm gamp2'
Ifragts 8ropu, ,er 1T bod gegsu bret
uAr Hi~uaufgerttten uro tpolte berlts
nieSertommen, I'm ben Suugens Res
Oante 3u geben."
sd babe go6b felt geitsrn absr0
nidt 8eie9sn," fagte ih. r8as bal
sr oenn getn2@
sgetan?" n~isoerbolte gronn. ,Gss
Itan2 @eiBt ou bns bsuu uidt?"
sd peiB aiats,"
.Sa," fagte 8ropu, ssr bat fi6
nit Der gau3en 8anbe eingsIofen anD
bon ieinem Batter er5dbIt, benz Biz
II6of, uab bann bat er linen QieDer
porgeIungen unp NIT i6uen getruuten,
nur Bier, abar Die anbsren 6isItsR
fi6 All Sen 86istp, unb bann BAT Ct
Ieinen tleinen poter porsei9lagin,
unb = ia, Is en0ete, baB sr ale fliIs
Iigen Mlittel getDdnn, etpa Bunosrt
Igfun6. Qls ole bIant fpnreu, iprang
er in BEN Sattel = beun CT bate
Ben GimmonDs aud nod 3psi 9fsrs
be nit Reits un0 padfntteIn abges
ppnneu er Iogts nauf 8ie0sries
ben" un6 - fpoQte bsute piebertpms
men. @ir glaubten natarIih, baB er
nod 6sinem Camp geritteH H."
,6at ct benn ben Qn3ug be3nblt9'
Ifragte id fiuter, benn i'd a6nts, ME
bic Qntnprt lautsn tpir6s.
.Iein, iagte gropu na46sntti6,
has bat er ni6t, nber cine 5lai6s
5enneF4 Bat Ct fir bid Indigenous
men un6 Fe auf bsin 8outO fdreibsn
IaTen."
Gsit6cm baden F@ gobbs un6
meme Ms8s niat getreuat; penH iia
bag aber ereiguen folte, 10 merle Id
i'm Die 5ano rei9sa unb iagsn:
s5etu gemndt, alter gobb!1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
Bel eide.

aetn, es gi6t tein s~iueites 8eib6eh
8as 10 ber8ig tuBt uub toti
g. bn biit nlein gutes 8dubhen,
5umerbur meiu Slid. metu Erot,
Define 2iebe, oei1e Sreue,
Banoellos III 6reu6 un0 S9mer5,
Sffenbaren nets oufs neue
g2ir bein engelgutes Ser8.
nhb i'm 6dus fir SraHt unb Speiie
5or9IT 6u Hug mu6 obne Rait,
5eur Ste Suppe - aiisHnbulstDetie :
ipie bide Einte fat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
Seabfdtigen Sie, Gin Seim in
Smaba 81 faufen?

Gies 1T Elm Sappeu: 2 Cots, 100
SUP Gront un0 $50 Sub tief; Z
Gunner Gottnge; 2uftbei8une; bei.
bes uno faItes @aiier uno @as6e.
Ieudh1ne; IL glOds bon offentl.
SduIe mo nur A 8lofs bon Greigb.
ton air6eniduIe. Seine Qgentn.
S6rei6t an $. 9. SenHer, 81
9ouaLag 9Lod 9maha. -5.22.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
RertDHrOiGt 3eremunie.
@ebsime SaneItngsmeibe In SeaiiH'
Reus Wuinea.

@sbeine SHneItagepei6e tn Seatid'
Sens @uinta.
Sn ben SrtIGaftsu Der Gtngsbo'
rtnsn in 9suti9sReu @uinea iiuoei
cine @ei9e Der Siiugliuge ftatt, bic in
bic 3abL Der MGnner nufgsnomneu
psrOeu iplIeu. IS OerIammsIn Iid
am @orabenb 6es Weibetasss BIZ
SingIinge mad SonnsnuntsrgoHa
an Mesrtgufer, nsbmsu Elm 8aO UNI
trodnen ben a1rpsr am Geusr,
9arauf ge9n ie in 5tpei am GnOt
pes 9ories geIegene SduIer unO psrs
bringsn bier bic gla9t. Gsgen Mors
gen periommeln ii9 bic Mdrner BEG
9ptfes an ben 6etoen @ebduben un6
MAIDEN GGrm nit SrommeIR unO
qfeifen. 9is Stnglinge erhsbsn ii4
BON ibrem Eager unb ibre Batter ris
fen nun ben @eiit Ma.arpon an. Sss
benz SingIing pirb bann Elm pate
8ugeteilt, Der aud na9 Der Msibs
nod Elm gsniilss auHidtsrs9t tbsr
feinen S9ubbeIoblsnen ausibt.
Die qaten fi6ren bic iungsu Mdn.
ner an bns Geiiterbaus. 9ier erI4sis
men bic Setter Mipor unb Menom.
poin, bic bur9 pertleiOete MANNER
berueffellt tperben. sic fiibren einen
5an3 auf, gu Dem bic SingIinse Elm
Qieb fngen. @obalO Der Gang beers
bet iIt, ntmmt Der QelteIte oes Srtss
an iebem Singing bic 9sidpeibuna
Dor. SIT bas geidebeH. 10 baoet Oer
geI6niNens i'm Meer. ST srbdii
pann bic Qeib6inoe bes grtpadIeneu
unb pirb in bas Ge~iIter9aus, bas Ct
Dorber nieHals betretsn ourfte, ges
fiibrt. SIN Snnern beg 9ebduoes
legt er ii6 3ur @ube uno berbarrt In
l9taIenbcr Gtellung Bis gum Mittag.
lin biefe 3eit tommt Elm Q~ngeb0riaer
bes Stammeg, @inDu (6unb) gss
nannt, uub itedt neben ieosm Singa
ling sinen qfeiI in ben gooeu. 3aa
lift bas 3ei8m, baB lib ale erbe6en
hitrfen. Sie erbalten nun Rabrung
uno birfen gu ibrsn angebDrigen sus
riidtebrsn. Der in bic aeibe ber gra
po9fenen @ufgenommene Oarf nun
gpter unb G6iIb tra0sn unb an ben
Sdmpfen Der aIten teilne4men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-23
qnlaae.ganfier
gu D~crtanfen.

Cine nette 5 Goom+G Cottage, ouber
5ei3uug MODERN; 6ront nad 0itea;
@~rtfernung fir 6~uBgdnger, 2 glods
bon offentlider 56uIe, 6 glods
nod 6euti6er fat6oIiider Stride.
0euliA geitrideu. 9reis 100000
in bar o0er auf ab8abIrng. 4isu.
fragen in 1856 g. 10. St. 3. 1904.
-5.22.t7
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@eflaael nnb geSarfsartifel.

Gier lett gum 6al6en 8reis bon
Com Barron 8orGos Champion.
Si6nerr. - G~ierIegenoe eiHtdm-
mige @eibe 2egborus; gefrudtun9
garantiert; oieie $Hbner baben I'M
9opember 1916 Den 9reis gerpon.
men; mie aud ein5elne erittlaiiige
2eaborn Silbner. Gberr9erOft 5urm,
Sept. H. &. s, O., 8mabn, Iebr.
8ir baben aud @eiBe SnOian
5pringer GnterL reaulare @ierma-
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@rabheine.

Ronumlente uuo @rnbiteine, in
aeuobnliher bis feiniter gusfib.
rlina, aus omerit. unO irnportiertpm
granit. VI. 8ratte & So, 4316 Q.
13. Ctr. Gel. Solth 2670. II. |.
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9adbeOedana

SadbeOeduuB - Seft SIR Dad?
8ir reparisren ielbiges fir Die
balben Soften Die onoere oerlangen
ullo gorouticren uniere 4rbeit.
Ieblud NOpfins So.
Eel. 9ougl. 3261-41t 8nre off.
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gnsbnoeH elnueniceIt bnbt, Bis fe ME Elm
manhgl ausie6euy bic sdIben benust bobeni
1ie 9tra 3ebet ROB nro tuuIto uaa1sii uHo
Mifafffr aafiegten, bic fb bon Der Stegle beps
f11ben MD HiemaIs bd5 Shbneraiae errei3'
8eI. pno BITE nit Wefer ufo @mereH GH ben
nabaerauoeH ~heriimgeito4eH uT0 geinnttiel
koben, bt8 ne Blutetgn - boron Ste nit bic
fen beralteien NIB f6nler5baften WletbpoeH cut
lutb prcbsersu Gle infort a8etssSt"l 5te Iegeu
p ober 5 Irccfeu ant u1b es trodnet ipfoIt.
"a pf6fs ni9E gum AlebeH. Gle i6u1e1 5bre
&nn6e uae Strnmpie 9leI@ pieoer aH6ieben.
Nte Ebmerser llHo ale neraaHgeH, Dam
Sttr6t Dds bhhHerdnge eite1 tnIIeI6lolen, 5is
fgufnenihrHnpfeu6eH FOB, e lot ITO bon
1hrer 9e9e uno fdlt 40. s@etss5t+ til belte
has HIeiff p~ertaufte Observation-Disclosures tn
oer Melt. G5 gibt fetns, oas 10 gut TT.
.@etSssHr fBfr6 In aleR gpotbeten hers
Emit 25t Ste 6laide oeer mad Gn1pfdng 6es
Nxsifes sngeiaEDt bon g. 2alpreHce & Co.,
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@ersduff tn Ertaha uHb alb beite8 6Gbnerp
04eenagittel Der Q9eit enpbQltn bon Sherman
Il MeGonneu &rug Gtores.
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aopffiIIen aaS 0atrnteu.
CmaBa giloiu So. Ulatrneen
lbergearbeitet in teleu lleber.
5a8er, gum balban greis Der neuen.
= 1907 Cunning Str. Douglas
2467. --10,1.17
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Almmpblle

SIZE Glcar, $845. Sabri8ieri bon
6irma, bic felt AZ Sabren 0uaii.
t1tgprooutte bergeiteGt bat, 8or5igl.
ggenturenausiiuten. SAreibi i'm
8eoingungen. 8ir irlo 4genten fir
geebrasfa u. 8eIt.s5opa. 3ebrasfa
glear So, 1876 u. II. Ctr, Gin.
coin. Sch. 8ir iprehen Qeltifl.
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0as preispareigte Gheu BET Jcter
Slump. 9eutide Slide. 1908
Dodge Gtrabs 2 Stot. RabL5eiten
% Gents. II.
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Seiratsgeind: Sltn9er bent.
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eines ebrliden Nfa0deus 5rueds bal.
bigger Seirat. glor. O. IS. q. 6mas
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Or. @. d. EARN tltriert &dmorr.
hoioen 5iitetn un6 anOere Darn.
leioen obne 9perotio.i. Sur gorni1.
tiert. Sdreibt I'M Bud iiber Dorm
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8arme, reinli6e 8immer un6
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terne uno onIt1n6iqe arbeiter; 5000
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Habrifen nnS geIdaftc.

i3rferribeuarbeiter gebt nod
Dem 8eitenl garienoungen nod So.
loraoo ieBt I'M @ange. @roBer 2obn,
fraie Gabrt unO cine @eIegeuDeit,
cine eigeue 5arm 5u befommen.
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