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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Strafenba9nitrcif in 2incuIn &c
gpunen.

2incoIn 10. aprit.- Ser Streif
Der bieiigen StraBenbubn.S 6offner
uno 8ogenlenfer bat Inn Mitter-
nadt ieinen anfong genommeny oo
Die @eieai6aft ibre 5oroerungeu
nidt beipiaiet bot. Die auSitdnoi-
gen foroern 2obnerb0Ming, before
arbeitSbeoingungen un0 Qnerfen.
hung ibrer Union. 5efretGr 500
ges BON Der Linton erfl1rt, 0aB ettpa
5fpei 8ritteI Der 2ettte, 104 U1ann,
an ben Streif gegangen iino. SpG-
ter bieB es, 6ob ourh Die 8emiibun.
gen GINGER Wtt9Iieoer Der Itaatli6en
Giienbobn.aommiiIion cine @ini.
gung berbeigefiibrt neroen mag, nno
oaB Die 5troBenbobneeieqifoft be-
reit 1T, Die meiiten J~orOerrngen
Der Streifenoen 8u erfiiQen NIT
ausnabme Der anerfenming Der
Union.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
9os Sfnnbmnl bes 2isners.

Die 9pabs, elm auf 8urneo BET.
mii9er 8oIfsitamm, iiuo orBeror.
0entlih ebrItd uno getpiiienbaft.
Qnoere 6ur9 cine l1~npabrbeit Al
betriigeit gilt BET i6nen fir 70
idmoboft, onB Elm iotd3eS 8erbol.
ten iogar Der g~1n9fommenidaft auf
merfpiiroiae 8eiIe betannt gegeben
miro. CUR grirnerung an ben, Der
iid elmer grOben 2iige ifnloig ee.
madt bat, tragen ite nantli9 einen
boben Saufeu Don 8ollm3meigen
5uinmunen, pornr fiinffiee @enero.
tionen DIE S9ledtigfeit oes betref.
fenoen Mannes erfernen un0 oontt
Dor ieines gleiden aeruurnt iein fol.
len. Die our9 ben 2iigner geI9d.
8erIonen beginner nit 6er
@rridtung oes g9ugong buIoo4
(0es S9onomnlesl inoem tie et1e
arobe Nenge 3peige an elmer STEELE
neben Dem 8ege anFb6ufen, Der
BON einem 3orie 5lin m6eren
fubrt. Seoer goriiberfommen0e Der.
erdBert ben Soaien uno oertuhnIdt
gIeiG8aitig ben 2iigner, gu 6eIieu
@rinuerung 0ieier erribtet lit. Die
CHATS betra6ten es oIS cine beiIige
Bfliht, Deniglteus eiren 3Deig S1
Der &itgong buloo bei5utraaen
benn per oaS unterIieBp, Der o~erfieIe
rettuugslos eifem ubertroii1en
5trafgeridt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
gsim antpnnfaa berIett.

Beatrice, t9. 4priL. - 9o8 glts
tomobil unierers 8iirgermciIters s.
q. Go1n6er8 nn6 Der aroftuogen
bon Or. 8. 8. Griffith ftieBen ge-
tern oben6 oufeinanoer. 5rntt
garn6ers pllr6e fopfii6er ouf Die
6troBe geidleltoert uno trrg cine
MISUNDERSTANDING onoon. Die
beioen Serren blieben ~unberlebt unO
Die Maihinen nuroen MIR Ieiht be.
iddoigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Spfaritsalpfen

GIfborn, 10. Qpril. - Sri. ellie
fieferl, Die Godter bon Sltliu8 @ie.
den bon bier, reidte geItern in
9uloba Serrn Biaiam Spn1ar1l
bon 01iaaro Die Salto gum Gbeblut.
De. goftor Sabioqe trullte bas
goor uno Die 6dipeiter Der 8rout,
SRI. gtorinn Riefe ionic Der 8rlt,
Der 6es 8rdttigms, Otto 5ontann
nno 2ouis 6. Bull fungierteu als
Erau3eitgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Legislature miro iitb
am Srcitao ~pcrta9cn!
Bel Ser GnnaBme Scs prohibitions
seietes gnbsn Oiclc SeHatOren
GrflGrungcn al.

Qincoln 10. april. @ie Be.
reits in Der 0iittmod8. 448gobe Der
8ri6iine porousgeiogt, 70 lit es ge.
foHtmerJ Scr Senot bat oen Sonic.
~ren3beridJt iiber Dos 8robi6itionsqe-
icb angenommeu uno miro oieieS am
/. 9Rdt in &rait treter. Qos ne1le
@eieb mlB nl8 cine fletne 8erbei
ierttng gcIten, ais bic Gorlage, Die
bonn Solts a%n9enontulcn mur0e. 0ab
ie0o9 Die Seritellllug eines unberou-
i6en0en @etrdlfes oerbotcn uuroe.
neil es etpaS 9tal5 entbolte un0 in
ben biSberigen 9rauereien berqeitellt
mor0en mare, lit rur elm 9epeis
BON Der @tgbcr3igfeit uro &leinlida
felt, bic iel6it bel iouit gang Der.
riluftigen Wdnnern berri6t. IS lit
oit6 ulogIid, onB Die OcmotratiIdcn
Bortetfiibrer nit Der 1atiq6e rcd
men, better iekt 9dn5 troden uno ale
9raltereien total idlieBcrl 0olnit Die
2ellte bic Sbrunnei unio raider iatt
befomlen uno mir Damn in cinigen
Sabrcn nit perniinftigen @eiese8-
boridl6gen on 0ns 8olf berantreten
f0nllelt.
8iele Der Senotoren boben in ib-
rem g%rtlQrungen Dor ser abltin1.
mitng nit Hedt oaraltf bin9emieIen,
BOB ods $ol18, on8 8llerit oen Se.
not Oh ieines 8ioerltonDe$ bei9impf-
te, jest frob lei, ooB Der Senat Die
Qbdnoer1ng getroffen unb elm beiie-
res, berniinftigeres @eiee geifaffen
babe.
Die Snuptbeitiminllngen bes 8ro.
btbitionSgeicBes, 0d8 am /. Beat in
&roft tritt iino:
1. Gerbietet Ole Serite(rng mo
ben 8erfauf aqcr beroui6enoen Sc
tr1nfc.
2. @crbictet SerItclnng un0 Ser
fdnT BON JtaDeD1er.
3. Belts bon 8ettGnfen fir Sri
oatoebrouh I'M eigenen Sem lit gc.
itattet, bormtsgeiett 0ic @etrdnfe
pltr0en Dor Dem /. M}oi getuuft.
d. apothefen f0nnen MIR @IfobnI
mo feinerlei geiitige @etrGnfe Oer-
faufen.
5. StGote ttn6 Counties ftn0 Der.
antportli6 fir 6daoen, ser ourd
ben &ertnltf bon geiltigen @etrGnfen
entiteben mag.
Sails QnfIogen qegen cine Ser
ion fuegen l1ebertretling 0es @eieBeS
erbobeh miro, ioa Der geiis BON Sc,
trdrlten 8elpeis bon Der @eIekes-
iibertretltng iein.
2~iforbdnoler IND 6obrifanten
miliien ibre 8orr1te Dor Dem L.
g1ai berduBern.
Ser @oubernetr lit b~erahtport
lid fir Die 8ur9fiibrung oes Sc
leBes mo 1tno tbnt $4,000 0afur
nor0en. Gr miro cine go.
lt8eiaufiidt einfiibren Inn Dies al
erreiden, uno bat fat unbei6rGnfte
8o1mo6t.
8ie Strnfe fir Die erIte uebertre.
tllng 0es @eiebes beItebt in Bah.
I,t,,o bou etO0 nSc+ On o.
ODER beioem; 30 big 80 Gage Saft
fiir's 3tpeite 8ergeben; 3uftbmus
fir 3tpei Sabre fir ale peite.
rem uebertretungen.
8rinelidfeitsbolber tritt oa8 @e.
feb am 1. g1ai in Strait.
Die 2egtSIutur miro bette un6
moraen ole ibre nod borliegm6en
erleoigen nn6 Ii9 oann
o6eno bertaeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Htn Mnisihd[er aer,nnLmt.

Qibl1no, 10. 4pril. - Ginen
furhtbdren SOB erIitt Sos 3ipeiiGb-
rige E0dterden oe8 nabe bier mob,
nenoen 6nrmers 8iniom Grade. @s
geriet 8tenstng in einen nit 2roft
b~etrie6enen @aisiddIer unb puroe
getotet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
Z aeitp6Iene Qntus entbeft.

g2orfoit, 10. april. - Sberiff
9orien BON gen0er uno @ebeimpos
Ii3iIt 9iptin bon Omaha boben Ititt-
mod bier iie6en geitoblene 2lutomo.
biLs ousfinoig genaht un0 nit 8e.
idlng belegf, 8orldufig itn6 nod
feline gerbaftitngen erfolgt, bod bof.
fen Die 8eauten, in alr8e iolde Dor.
nebmen 8u fonnerL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
AuS Dem staatt NebrasfaI

bon Der Sptse elmer OreiBtg Sui
boben &eIepbonItdnge, an Der or mit
&eparotirnrbeiten bei6Gftigt NOR,
duf Die StrnBe. Gr Ianoete fopi-
iiber in Dem oifgefpeidten @rtno
uno brad fetne aaodell, bod be.
fiirdtet man, Dab er innerli9e Ser
lebrnget 6obongetragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

SIN Offer. - 8efper6er:
n6err Wiiller, gsben sic mir bod
bic 9anb Sbrer SO9tri 2aIIsn sic
encIi1 Sbr 5er3 erpeinen!1
Batter: Id, mas = 5ers! Bel
mir gift MIR Der 8er1onbl"
geperbsr: LIMB auf cine gebirns
srpsitune BEL Sbnsn bari id ni.s
msR AOiikR2s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
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mi eIzs9BaK9Y -

gte unten bednf1pDrteiggt Drn1en liAt a'1s
p%smeiuer Ecttr Rte @qn'gssg M,,, wv, mTt+ ssss axs
fe, fiir ieDsn yal dbHIirper 4lnitE
Mer tpetteren dtnt frei fpil1Gitpt lWEeHna 0fI
Dr. Gents Bdfer, College Blbpv %qNea0a%is
mob slE Go aMs r.u pes Isau S1s1fr 1 SlisElsIa
i1Iaees ftr bic gladnHttport M1me iina
aoreiie nrlien bon anaeeebea peE1ga; IS
meineu gl1iiDOrfe1l merogH .fenDm HIfr e.
anfangsbu4ftnbel cher nngsetm 2ne'< ST
Inotbefe dlBaefdhrt lperbsn, cber bee Ap13
tbefer fam odS GebEenoe betui @nAFpspunole8
beitelen.
antfuort: 80 benle, Elm jtdries nltb eatl7s
lpies arhitigIHdSrHttteL IND etne gteIpelinep#I
lin fuerSeH Sic Recommendations eiFnas3
ierine nHb Musfnetbtulg. perihn9eH ma iptei|
berberftenen our9 Gtdrfirag 5Dree 1~ferpeifs|
.L9items Grfteben gts oE gI,s @rq EsrS Sapon, ,sa
1ebHen Gle ~. her beigelegfefs weprann1z
nHipeiiuas een1nB.
.waorris- frnei: so babe BslNate esa
5ohr lang an 6rurifneni &utter 9~estiteFs iif5a
Si6fs, mas mir Der DOftOr GIFT btEt nna
10 fnreibe t1 ON Ste.
slntport: Gle ber6tiaen eiaru. eriiutEl4 ab4
tibreHoen 5uIte1flrfp, etiteft Der nadf rifz
~GrIeinternna getpdbrt, iproerH has @hIfene
eriinbIt6 rstnt9t Acnn bas 1oLeensk zs9etd
5eilbarea SnTfen Cher SeiIbdre agitihsas
prompt bertreiben: gerGmnfen @e nn etNs
~ nn5ensSIoSbe Gfferre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h1i*
i1er Ste ne init betnfgeI1ufbteiit. Bndefl1Filla
o6er Sonia, Init @ebrnndsGtDeiiuIlg an oeE
BIaf9e
T. %. 3d.. frnet. ,R5nner Gle mfr sina
berldbIine gebnIhInug bertnrefbeR nm &0unJ
pen, foDie tttenSe, fiebertlpe aoplpdu4 Lps
gu lDer6en2-
slriDprt. SO meg Sds @ae asts4 Nbrn
aripeifrfG bic tcber AlEioersBHNBR h~efFaepka
toIgertb, ~fofprtfge GrietGtertH0 aruO Aa1zeFlFbe
aefuItats sr5teiea iOn1rss1,
Ssnrp s. e fGrg5ts .5raeHo snpas
BstBe mol S9i taas Y Z ~ II \ 80 j boba sn C.
f6fpeIlunQen nnter ben &nnkl, am Mu<de
ltrb metie Mngeu bhfffnferidnJen NIB nmEH
5lbe uub an6dei ffulb Gef4poIerL Mond5uta
babe i'd GdittteIfrr5t urlb f1hie MID lnlf IN
mer fdtDaG nnb ruioe-s
artport. syra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ILL., NJ
Der urb MereH, hrQndeR cine BebnnbIung
Begtnie1 Ste fofnrt Observation-Disclosures ii
ne6men.. @ert8dfEen Sic ID btefeIben
perfieaeIten Tiinen mt u0Iten @~epraf1sarnuei
tbeter. q
-@ntJinbeter SnIss fdreibt-sSeDen Nirs
ter Iei6e i'd febr an Aronmitis nn6 mr5fils
tben 9aIsi9nIerseH. Molet sic MIR esa
He5ept qebene@
aHhport: - @ebrnu6ei Gle wseutbosGnxenh
geeen @uite1 uro grtdltung; mo BET fplself
%bnrtriidigen Edlen reiben Sic Adfg nflh
Bruit init Der 6emettensiuert eiH6rtaeenber
6dI6e ,Btueso2dtunt" ein. GrIeimteruiga ere
folet fofort. Gs lit gut Bel treenbtpeEdeff
IotaIen S1n1er5eH ooer aongeIficft.
geotta: gseis Snrre nanturS1 pdt Or. Nassrs
Freten Mat ertetft t1h Hesepte an M.HionenE
2efite Qeueber, ffTtb Htn6r nnrr1 bic @unIfkfft
Ser Nrefe, nnb &c bat chne BnesFI ffebE beA
Der Seitur1 bon @rntf6eitefi fiNb Netbeu ged
1oIfefL nIs fegerfb eiue GiF5elberfon In bex3
5efhinte Der BeIt. TGpfefi0e bnben thruI
Tire SnrEbarfeit 'uTo tbr GertrnAeaI
nlseeoridt
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frieheno, eeIongten MIR IGIieBIi&
olf Die Storge oidt Dor Der Bride.
qiiu bieB es poriidtig iein. Gin
podr S1iiIe, bic iiber uniere 4opfe
Onbinpfiffen, berrieten, 6aB man
6riiben ettpas geroGhttges benerft
al baben glaubte, % mir aber
mdusdenitia b%erbarrten, b0rte Die
SdieBetei bdlo auf. @ir mltBtea
ltts beeilen, ipenn 1tniere @rfunOi.
gung ii6erbaupt etneu @rfoIg auf.
metien ioQte. 8ir mtBten piIIen,
ME fart unier @egner iei.
Gin @efreiter frod Elm Stiid
Dor. aIsbalo iuuite elm &ageL BON
@el6oiien berii6er. Der 02anu
fam nift rpieoer. Sir erpartetet,
onB man Die @egeno ieBt our9il.
den tDiir0s, uuo poren bereit, utl.
ier Seben 10 teuer pie mogIi9 gu
oerfaufeu. aber aIleg 6lieb rubig.
SD gIaubte 0aber, alnebmen gu
miiiien, 0aB uur ein idpu6er
8a6tpoiten bort aufgeiteqt NAT,
uno bate idon oo8 @ort 5un
Sturm ouf Ger 3utlge, ais ="
Ser @r0dbIer idIoB Die augen,
Die ii9 ploBIid nod mebr 81 mel.
ten ifieuen, un0 ipra6 BARN fort,
ME elmer, Der I'M Sraum re0et.
a@ar3 6elttIi6 ia6 if cine pei6
gefleioete @eitaIt ii6 BON Der Bride
her nben, Gin Rdo9en mofte Cd
iein o6er -. nein, ELM &inO lpat
es. @s mint i6on bon rpeitem. s.
fam ndber. 8ie mognetifd 5og Cd
meme augen anf fif. IS pinftt
uno minfte. IS idien iogen gu
poaen: rgfift idieBenl~ Damn
ltanD es gang 6idt bel mir. Sd
erfannte meinen s3ungen.
Ser 8efebI gum angriff bliet
mir IN Der aeble fteden, nber mein
llnteroffi5ier uortete i'm gar midi
crit ab. st fro6 big a1tf Die 9eidp
frone, iprang auf - 1lno fieL BON
5abIrei6en &ugeIn ourdbobrt ME
Der. Sn 6ieien 2lugenbIid Der.
ibDono Ser pinfenoe 9nabe mid
eirem OeutIi6 pernebmbaren .Rla
geInit, uno 8uoLeid ftiir3te Del
Getn0 aus Dem ufer6idi6t berbor,
Sn mebr aIS 5tpan3igfader lteber.
5abl. Sir Ddren idmtIiA 6eS 80.
oes %getpeIen, ipern lins niein Sun.
ge nfdt Dor Dem angriff geparnt
bate. =.
8ir Diden Ser nebernadt. geut
einen 0tann bIbten mir nod Elm,
rlno iA mur6e ihner berpunoet.
Ser Geino modte iid iiber uniere
otarfe tduIden = er folgte uns In
Der unOur9OrinoIiden 5initerni8
ridt peiter. Sir geIangten gIiid.
lid in uniere @rdben. gteine gtut.
gabe bate i'd geIoit. -"
llnO pl0Blid i4lug SberIeutrant
Siding ieiue &ugeu fute6er auf, in
0eneu cine oer5netfeIte 2uaI au
bremen idiel.
oMein Sunge bot iein gerTpre.
den gebaIten," fagte er, ,er mar
pieoergetommer. @r bate ia ge.
ingt: auf 8teoerieben! SD babe
i'm geieben, gar,3 oeutli6. Sd mare
beute Elm toter Mann, nenn er nidt
oa5niiden gefonmen more 6unaIs.
0iein Sunge.-. 8dr es nidt mein
Sunge2 8ar er es nidt? r1n0
nenn er es niGt mar - tper mar
e8? 8as mar esq Seben sic,
aamera6 Bauer" idEoB er nit
einen i6mer5Iifen 2ddeIu, ,oas
in0 Die linreaien 8inge 8ptfden
gt0riern uno 5Iintenfugeln, 0ie
mir in Oieiem arieae erIeben 49,"
Ser iunee 2eutHant tDuBte feline
anttport. or fab, pie fib elm SO.
bonnnisfdfer&en anf Sidinas SonS
ieBte, mo es fieI ibu EN-, ute inn
feline 0trtter emit aeiagt bate, 61B
Die SobanniSfdfer6en Die Seelhen
geitorbener ainoer eial. .-.-
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ainbct aeitp6lenes Qntp lpicber.

gurord, 10. apriI. - Sberiff
Saines Sotparo bon @nmiIton Goim.
tn bat 5tpei Serb utomobile emit.
oedt. bic I'M Iebten Script Sumo
aIuHtb nno GbomoB @arrett bon
Sieiem Gountp entpen0et tDorOen
tuoren.
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senben g8iIion lire an6ne.

Beatrice, 10. April. = 8re0
Sdnors, 9%rdIioent 6e8 bieiigen
2anbpebr 8ereins bot ge.
fern I'M 9eiiein Der MitgIieoer ocs-
benz Goitmeifter s. n. D3c-
Gam Die Glogge oes 8eretrs itber-
geben, nit Der Bite, oieieI6e benz
9r6itoenten 8ilion ais 3ei9en ibrer
at i~iberieroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19
gnnficrs.g 9 riummInus in Gulnm,

Columbus, 10. april. = 0ie
MitgIie6er Der @riippe 2 ser See.
brasfa gonfers aiiociutton meroen
am %. Ntai bier ibre Sobre8ber.
iammltng obboIten. Inter ben err.
mmteten &eonern beftnoen lid,
Stoatsienntor S. 6. aIberts, On
malt @urlep bon Omaha rm0 Gan
morris BON 9earneD, 8r1liOent Der
giiociation. q. SO. 8btIlips bon
bier flngtert dls 8ooItmeiiter.
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gfuBIan6s arbeiter for6ern Srie.
Den, 6rieoen lin ieoen 8rets. tnO
neil iie ben 6rieoen Inn ieOen Breis
for0ern, miro 8etttidlanO BEN 8reis
iebr nie0rig ite1en.
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Sdmprrboibeu pcrbtu tn 6 bio ia gagen gebellt.
Sic slpotbeter geben oas 8elo Biriid. faas
.8aat" Gnlbe Mat iudeR6e, inHere, duBere
poer biuteH6e Sdmprrbotoen beili. Ole erlte
antUeHoune oer Saibe beritaiit Grleinterura.
Eue
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-19

@tbt boultduoiae anlethlneeH ber berfnts
beGeH 5dfelltibe, nit ben 6eutIt6iien 2elh
Haugeu, In groBem m2nBildbe ae5eidHet, fuo.
bur9 es eem q%erHeRbeH leidi aeIHadt IL AZ
iebeu ulb 81 fOpieren. gffthdit 3etmHuHqen
mo uHteripeiiuugeu sur 6eritelung bon
SpibeHfauteu. @tHfibeff. W2otiheIL 6dnotff
fanieH, BQbbs a0ppef, araaeH, Iilbmaiieu MN
9d5 glhlein III prdhtboa ouf benz auets
beite1 Gdpier georudt.
Eie peroeH oieies Sud- gu lhdben hfiler
iuenn e. Sbncn borliegt. Nan berfebIc MIDI
ith nnslcibe 81 ben giuftiaen Geoinauiaen an
5uindtteH, inter ipelbcn mir Is nnhieten.
gteles eun iur i2e porioiret Der Bot Der,
fnnot.
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starst brtikia iSnF hina6.

Qenrnep, 10. abril. = o. 3.
Brotber, Elm augeitellter Der bieit.
gen GeIepbon @eieaidoft itir8te
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6Mtcs rerbcHertes
SarmIanS

foItet beilte bon $toO BIZ $3.50
per afer. 8or 5ebn ODER finf-
aebn Subren muroe oieies 2on0
bon $25 bis $35 per gder
~bertouft.
Sc gibt nod immer ultes
6ormIono. 6as fir $25 Der.
foitft miro. Gin GROCER Sc.
mimi itebt fir ben 01unn in
glisiidt, Der iest ietn @eIb I'M
6ormlaftO onlegt
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

Judge f. +. Danforth, clerk of the
Somerset County Exemption board,
gave out Monday the decisions of the
hoard, in regard to exemption claims
filed by men examined Aug. 90 and 21,
as follows: Ten claims disallowed:
Roy G. Watson, Cambridge; George Nj.
Collamore, Palmyra; Guy E. Thomp-
SON. Pittsfeld; Maurice c. Emery,
Fairfield: William r. Hurd, Pittsf1eld;
Lester f. Holway Madison: William
Gagnon, Skowhegan; Walter A. Ladd
Fairfield; Willie Libby, lockwood;
Vernon NJ. Warren, Smithfield.
Twenty-one claims allowed by local
hoard: George w. Durrell. North An
son; Carne Lecore. Fairfield; Fred
erick j. Simmons, Moose River: Rob-
ert e. Burns, Moscow; John White
Madison; Henry c. Townsend, Fair
field; Donate Venylesto, Madison;
William Folsom Merrill, Skowhegan;
Joseph F. Johnson. Starks; Paul Les
sor, Skowhegan; Carroll G, Goodwin
Skowhegan; Levite Bellefeur, Nor
ridgewock; Mike Meder, Madison;
Thomas II. Bigelow, Concord; Napo-
leon Vashon, Madison; Charles w
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SKOWEE{ECAN NEWS

Ten Claims for Exemption Dsaowed and List of Fl Allowed
by Somerset BoardOrder More Report for Examination
Shower to Bride Eect-Lighning Strikes in CornvlIe-
To Lecture Y. NJ c. A. Work in Philippines County
Commissioners Met in Adjourned Session-Sherif
capped Jail Inmates-Party at G.. A. r. Hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05
Mcguire. Withes

mer Mcguire were quietly married
Saturday evening at o'clock at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

so ACRE FARM, Il MILES FROM
Hartland village, buildings in good repair,
water in house and barn, near school. ].
K. Emery, PALMYRA. Me. Tel 17-A
augI3d12ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05
Desirable Real Estate f0r Sale

The Parker NJ Eastman place in South
Gardiner. Double tenement house, abou,
2 acres of land, orchard of is trees, Will
be sold for half what the buildings cost
The Ordway place on Winthrop street,
Hallowen. A desirable home or an at
t1active investment; location good. Will
always rent al q good price. Inquire of
{. A. knight, Gardiner, Me. augl4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

Cards, Notices, Etc.
MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM, READINGS
daily, Capitol St, Augusta. Me. Tel
101S-M SeptodlW-
AutOs-MOtOrs, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

TWO STORY HOUSE, 8 ROOMS,
garage and large garden. at "A Arsenal
st. Apply to II. 3. Sawyer, 335 Water St,
Augusta, Me. Tel S01-W. augf8dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

HOUSE LOT 621x10o IN GOOD To-
cation. Lumber on lot to build house.
Will sell lot or lumber separately. viii
be sold at once at bargain. Easy terms
If desired. S. T. Stilkey & Son, 349 Water
ST. aug23dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

FARM OF 1853 ACRES ON kENT'S
Hill in a high state OF cultivation. Terms
easy. Owner, J. E. Wells, Readfield, Me.
aug29dl3t*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JOSE
phine Clark. Academy street Hailowell
suitable for two families, electric lights
stable and garden spot Apply to W. II
Perry. 6S Second street, Hallowell
aug14dtr
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AutOs-MOtOrS,
sTUpEBAkER BUS WITH GLASS


sTUDEBAKER BUS WITH GLASS
windows, enter from front, electric lights
and self starter, seat sixteen people. AS
the season is about over will sell cheap.
1t is in good condition. Come and have
demonstration. VIII exchange for Ford'
car. w NJ. Davis. Old orchard, Me.
sept5d6t
HUDSON TOURING CAR, FIRST
class condition. new shoes, fully
equipped; will be sold cheap Phone 129.
sept5dtf
FORD OWNERS ATTENTION.! THE
Esn regulator for your headlight is just
what you have been waiting for a long
at steady CLEAN and light bulbs will
not burn out. Attached in 10 minutes.
Good results guaranteed or money re-
funded Sells at $3.50. r. Leon Moves
agent for Kennebec county. 81 Stone St,
Augusta. Me. Tel. 40. septleod1w
A FORD TRUCK IN VERY FINEST
of condition. good tires. TO be sold at a
reasonable price. Also a 500 graphic
phone used about four weeks, can be
bought at bargain 81 will trade for any
thing useful. No letters answered. F.
w. Diplock. 1S3 Water St, Augusta
aug31dtf
cHEAP-ts-FooT MOTOR BOAT,
double cylinder engiHe with clutch, all
good running order Boat fitted with
Bowdoin St. or phone 1913 Winthrop,
Maine. aug29dlw~
LARGE PiERCE-ARROW TRUCK
In good condition. Also six dining chairs
Mrs. A. l., Reed, IS Cobbossee Ave. Gar
diner. aug29d1w
1916 DODGE BROS. TOURING CAR,
~ condition
Beane. Gardiner. aug2sd1w
MAXWELL FIVE PASSENGER
touring car; good condition, cheap for
cash. Address 15S Water Street Hal,a-
well, Maine augl5dtf
KING s-cYL. AuToS-6Esr CAR IN
world for the price. Runabout. Foursome,
Mace. Augusta. auglldtf
USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD
One 7-pass. Stutz. 1914, newly painted;
Pope-H Hartford racer. 90 m. mr.; 1915 Big
Six 7-pass. Buick, good cond.. thoroughly
o hauled. new tires with spare; 1915 Odds
mobile 5-pass. S-cyl, run 5M miles, in
good cond, will be sold at low price for
cash. Frank F. Mace. Maine Dist. for
King cars, lis Sewall St, Augusta. Tel.
629-W. aug11dtf
/ DODGE TOURING CAR, BRAND
new, 1914 tOTO touring cars, Just paint
err and overhauled. Good using sha ne.
$3.50 each. Gardiner Auto Co.. opposite M
c. Station, Gardner aug10dtf
BUICK AUTOMOBILE MODEL 27 IN
first class condition. o. H. Anderson. -
Child st. jn14dtf
2o-FOOT LAUNCH, THREE HORSE.
power Hartford engine Suitable for salt
or fresh water. Apply II ". G. Boothby.
Kennebec Savings Bank, Augusta, Maine
onriAaff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05

IS ACRE FARM z MILE EAST VAS
salboro. good buildings, early land, level
fields. good pasture 2 cows, horse pigs,
Inquire l.. c. Barker. aug27d2w~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05
MY HOME HERE IN RICHMOND
HOUSE OF z ROOMS, SHE'D,

stable, acre Of land, fruit and garden, al
so lot Of q acre and garden. Trott Davis,
II Winthrop St, Hallowell. aug29d1w"