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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-06-15

II you need your glasses repaired
bring them to Keen's Optical Parlors
Phone las.
Auditor Larson Of the Telephone
company was in town Saturday on a
business trip.
Pres. VIM. T. Jack returned on
Tuesday from Salt Lake, where he
had been attending conference.
Figures in the late registration are
not yet at hand. but reports from
Washington state that the returns
indicate smaller number than the
Census Bureau calculated Regard
less Of this, the country has \ vast
resource Of men, money and munit-
ions.
l.. d. Cowan. city engineer is re-
checking all sidewalk estimates for
the past week.
The Idaho Power Company gave
a demonstration this week at their
Office on electric cooking.
Ezra Clark returned en- Tuesday
from his Salt Lake trip.
No small amount Of trouble anc
expense was incurred by the Vita
graph Company in order to have the
young American in THE Tarantula,
an exact opposite to the other leads
in the production. This picture il
to be shown at Orphsum tonight.
C. H. Foster of Churchill was ir
town Monday on business.
Stomach Trouble T. Constipation
II will cheerfully say that Cham
herlain Tablets are the most salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that have sold il
thirty-four years drug store service
writes s. n. Murphy. Druggist
Wellsburg. NY. Obtainab!e every
where.
Advsrtisemsut
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Serial No. 011744
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOX PUBLICA IION.
Department Of the Interior-U > Land
once At H ailey, Idaho
April 26th, 1917.
Notice IL hereby given that CLANCY Frost.
of Oakley. Idaho, who on July 18th, 1919.
made Homestead Entry. Serial No. 0iI744, for
NWi-.. Section 10, Township Is South, Range
% East. Boise Meridian, has fled notice OF
intention to make Final Five Year Proof
to establish claim to the land above describ-
missioner At Oakley. idaho on the 22nd day
OF June, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Cluff Little.
Fl P Nelson and Ira Frost. All OF Oakley.
Idaho and Joseph McLaws of Martin, Idaho.
Ji5 BEN X. GRAY Register
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-06-15

SERIAL No. 0f4SSi
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior-U. .. Land
Hunev AL 10

Department OF the Interior-U. .. Land
once At HALEY. Idaho.
May 18th. 1917.
Notice 10 hereby given that George N. CLARK,
Of Oakley, Idaho who on March %, 1914 mad .
Homestead entry Serial No. Dl48sl for SRA
NW1-l. NEi-< SWt-4. Section Is. Township ID
south. Range 81 East. Boise Meridian, has
Aled notice of intention TO make dnxl Three
Year proof TO establish claim TO the land
above described. before Henry W. Tucker
us. Commissioner. at Oakley, Idaho. on the
10th day Of July. 1917.
Claimant mos witnesses; Daniel Il
Vision. George II. Nay. william white and
George A. Day. all of Oakley. Idaho
ia BEN K. GRAY. Register.
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The Herald was mistaken last week
in reporting the return Of DR.. A. +.
O. Nelson. The doctor i still in the
East.
Miss Carrie Tucker left Sunday
for a short trip to Salt Lake. She
will attend the BANKERS Convention
being held there this week
Buy A Liberty Bond today. Your
country needs your money.
Albert Tracy OF Almo was in town
Saturday an business.
Geo. C. Walter went to Bull on
Saturday.
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People are learning that a little
forethought often saves them big
expense. Here is an instance: +. W..
Archer. Caldwell. Ohio, writes: do
not believe that our family has been
without Chamberlain 8 Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy since We COM
menced keeping house years ago.
When we 20 on an extended visit we
take it with u.s." Obtainable every
where.
Advertisements.
los. F. Tracy has returned from
Murtaugh to make his home here.
He has sold his ranch there.
For Sale. a nice four room house,
with acre Md quarter lot, good wat
er right. Piano and household goods
also for sale. Apply at the Oakley
State Bank.
Quite a number OF people are now
proving up on their homesteads IN
this section.
Mrs. Reese NJ. Harper returned
on Tuesday from attending confer
ence at Salt Lake.
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: 500 Reward. 500

Tho readers OF this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there Is &C least ono
dreaded di5ca3e that science has been
able to cure in all Its stages and that Is
Cutarrh. II-lls Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medica!
fraternity. Cat1rrh being a constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
Incnt. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
tcrnally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system, there
BY destroying the foundation OF tho dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up tho constitution and assisting
nature In doing Its work. The proprietors
have 30 much faith In its curative pow
ers that they offer Ono Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails TO cure. Send
for list OF test!monials.
Address r. j. CHENEY - CO.. Toledo, ohio
Sold by oil DRUGGISTS, 7-c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24
HOBGOoD.

5. Barfeld, Marcus NJ.
IL. Burnett, Thos. Turner.
IS. Davenport, Jas. T..
18.-Finch, Lewis, n.
80. James, Lester.
43. Smith, Bella O.
40. White, VIM. Preston, Jr.
81 Allen, Elisha.
Sc. Anthony, Geo.
90. Harrison, Clyde.
90. Hill, Boney.
1922 johnson, Shepard.
1913. Johnson, Zorah.
112. Lee, Jerry.
121. Mutt, Arthur.
1875. Powell, Dock.
1913. Rhoads, Benz.
100. Rhodes, James.
14O. Smith, Columbus.
6O4. Umphlet, Jos. Eearles.
645. Smith, Neptune.
4. Bailey, VIM. F.
II. Drew, Charlie
90 James, Claude Albert
80, Leggett, Jerome K.
33. Leggett, Levira w.
SO. Manning, Robert Washington
38. Moore, Preston A.
40. Price, Chas. G.
Al. Robertson, Moses
948. Weathersbee, Jas. L.
So. Boyd, Walter
81. Bullock, James
81. Byrd, Elisha.
SO. Butts, Richard
Il. Clark, Kennie
Sc. Holiday, Dock
50. Ham, Charlie
80. Harris, Anthony
113. Mabry, Willie
ia McNeal, Edward
127. Purvis, James
1873. Sherrod, John II.
Isl. Thomas, Ladd
155. Watson, Marshall
6O2. Mizelle, Arthur Wellington
COB. Moore, Marcus Cicero
633. Lawrence, Larry
647. Smith, Wilson
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24
PALMYRA.

500. Burnett, Emmett L.
600. Hyman, Ernest.
COL. johnson, Percy.
COG. Baker, George.
COS. Bowers, Henry.
$40. Hill, Linwood.
622. Hill, Willie.
623. Hodges, John.
637. Northington, Willis.
638. Pender, Lonnie.
642. Rhodes, Hezekiah.
652. Thompson, Luke.
656. Whitaker, Robert.
654. White, John.
GLIB. Clark, James
617. Epps, Cary,
618. Eure, Paul
629. Jones, Elijah
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24
TILLERY.

341s. Dickens, Ernest Ensly.
3455. Conigland, Major.
1862. Devereaux, Eugene.
3471. Edmonds, Nathan.
1887. Harvey, Tom.
3495. Hines, Herbert.
3499. House, Henry.
1902. James, Leonard.
1905. Johnson, Elisha.
1908. johnson, Pagan.
1928. Scott, Willie.
3535. Smith, James, Tom.
3543. Tillery, Chas.
1916. Tillery, Lee.
354S. Tillery, Roy. :
3540. Tillery, Tom.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24
WOMEN BALK
AT KNITTING
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, July 24.-An or
gained uprising by the women of
the nation against knitting muf-
f1ers, mittens, ETC., Off the navy
seems to be formenting.
"Why are not these garments
parts Of the equipment furnished
by the government ask the wo-
men. Why is slow hand knit
ing resorted to in such a. time Of
immediate need?
These are a few Of the hun
dreds Of questions women from
all parts Of the country are firing
at the government every day.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24
SPRING HILL.

1926: Harrell, Benjamin Franklin.
1927. Harrell, Edward c.
1892. Hill, Joe.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24

Yes, the slackers are getting
three meals a day from the war
dens, and no compliments from
the prisoners.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24

The circumference of the earth
is said to be 25,0OO,O00 miles.
Who II join us in a hike?
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24

1879. Hall, Willie.
999. Station, John T.
992. Shull, w. Frank.
1149. Smith, Chas. B.
953. Lilly, Jos. B.
915. Hancock, Bonnie G..
943. Kirkland, Jno. II.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24

234S. Hackney, VIM. Franklin.
1857. Lucas, Perry A.
1850. Moore, Wash Henry.
1865. Station, J. R.
1915. Alexander, Paul.
1876 Amos, William.
24O5. Handson, Selesta.
24O6, Harris, Alex.
2430. Perry, Solomon.
2432. Sanders, Sam.
2436. Smith, Norfleet.
2439. Tillery, Mack.
244l. Whitaker, Henderson.
2444, Virgins, Luther.
2445. Worsley, Levi.
$3.50. Perry, Solomon.
1874 Lucas Aston.
635. Miller, Tim.
1161, Smith John w.
979. Pierce, Hathaway.
1887 Cooper, Harvey.
1888. Barnes, Sam.
SO. Yandle, Claude.
1862. Station, Edgar e.
2346. Gray, Joseph Guy.
94S Kitchin, William H.
1854. Smith, Frank.
1912. Evans, Bailem.
900. Mcdowell, Harry Lee.
1858 Marks, Geo. Cofeld.
956. Madry, Royal G.
1130. Fender, Joe.
1873. Hines, Johnny.
1860. Davis, Ben.
10. Kiah, Gordan.
OIL. Pendleton, Geo. E.
SSS. Buck, Thad A.
1905. Tillery, j. L.
OCT. Newsom, Jay.
922. Holomon, R. p.
1875. Powell, Jack.
1888. Cooper, James.
1913. Pittman, Oscar.
1O47. Carter, Wiley.
951. Lewis, Leonard.
1041 Britton, Pearlie.
49, Dixon, Ben.
1913. Norfleet, Judge.
135. Savage, BrlstOe.
81. Hall, Monte.
1882. Bradley, Theodore.
IS. Hyman, John.
997. Smith, Walter J. Jr.
u. Cooper, Kelly NJ.
925. Hyman, Gavin l..
1899. Battle, James.
1885. Hill, Richard.
1901. Strickland, S. L.
1914. Brown, Tim.
100. Jones, Ed.
1855. Cotton, Walter.
1862. Day, Lauxon.
9S7. Register, G.. w.
937. Keel, D. F.
1926. Anthony, Gabriel.
24O1. Gardner, Thomas.
921. Hoggard, Macon M.
1874. Saunders, Wade II.
1918. Hall, Whit.
1884 Johnson, Garfield.
35>Lewis, VIM. G.
1913. Cherry, Francis A.
2. Acres, John.
1913. Condrey, James Ed. Jr.
AZ. Wa shington, Horace.
1865. Smith, Lonnie.
907. Dunn, Ashby w.
Ill. Kiah, Joseph.
1895. Davis, Claude.
152. Tillory, Benjamin.
2431. Ruffin, Ned.
143. Southerner, Henry
100. Tillery, Johnnie
1925. Moore, Ernest.
969. Paramore, G. A.
910. Edmonds Sam.
ID. Cooper, w. L. -
1862. Clapp, Andrew.
1912. Williams, Dan.
131. Rhoades, Jim.
1893. Turner, Ivey.
1882. Taylor, Samuel.
80. Drew, James A.
S97. Coleman, Patrick n.
1852. Smith, Joe.
"A. Clark, Pearlie.
1852. Whitehead, Paul. -
1863 Smith. Richard s,
120. Morse, Herbert.
al. Smith, Jesse j.
147. Spruill, Tom. .---
OFT. Price, Burton.
1924. Dunn, John Hinton.
917. Harrison, Isaac, L.
20. Hale, Leroy.
so. Whitehead, NJ. L.
2343. Dickinson, Norman O.
70. Clark, Isiah, Jr.
1929. Acres, Julius l..
1898. Johnson, Eugene l..
1917. Alexander, Lloyd.
lib. Knight, Willie.
500. Cook, Bruce.
GAG. Kitchin, Sam B.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-24

luz. Jones, FTeu.
s. Bland, Haywood G.
OIL Edwards, VIM. Franklin.
1O49. Clark, Cornelia.
1913. Brown, Theodore.
961. Mcdowell, James A.
1108. Jones, Stewart.
156. Watson, Roy.
ST.. Allsbrook, Ernest Frank.
SIS. Allsbrook, Sherwood House.
1877. Hall, LYMAN.
1904. Tillery, Ben P.
95S. Marks, William E.
S77. Alphin, Raymond.
978. Pierce, Cleve.
1119. Letzinger, Romeo T.
1853. Smith, Johnnie
1885. Cobb, Allen Luther
10. Graves, Albert A.
$50. Taylor, Joe
S72. Allsbrook, Jas. Wilson
935. Josey, VIM. c.
1850. Clark, Frederick
zoos. Walston, Carlton
1850. Taylor, Dan W.
2344. Edwards, Leroy
81. Hester, Herbert
500. Coburn, James B.
929. Johnson, VIM. P
1179, Station, Lonnie.
1857. Tillery, Alfred.
1172. Smith, Sam.
46. Washington, Geo.
1881. Bradley, James Benz.
1191. Tootle, Norwood I.
1892. Turner, Ernest.
1901. White, Charlie.
1905. Williams, Charlie.
2314. Johnson, Stephen.
81. Whitehead, Roland.
1912. Williams, Dan.
1924. Anthony, Emmett.
1895. Arlington, Sid.
1868. Clapp, William.
1867. Edmonds, Jas.
1869. Ethengain, Jeanne.
1901. Jacob, Jno.
1899. Johnson, J. D.
Ill., Might, CopHuS.
1139. Rowe, Mcdaniel.
1143. Russell, Wiley.
1855, George Thompson.
1855. Smith, George.
1160. Smith, Jno.
1866. Smith, Nath, Jr.
1167. Smith, Pansy.
72. Clark, George.
SIG. Allsbrook, William Henry.
933. Josey, J. H.
956. Madry, Royal G.
963. Moore, Jas. o.
&c., Newsom, Eugene G.
996. Smith, j. D.
991. Shields, Pete e.
1902. Strickland, VIM. B. Jr.
1908. Tadlock, G. E.
1910. Weathersbee, Jas. A.
1888. Harrell, Bruce
1858. Daney, Geo. ~ =;
965. Newson, Brodie, B.
12A. Owen, Boss
$50. 5racy, Ben Franklin
1O11. White, Carl
964. Moore, Sam N.
1913. Webb, Willie
l. Acres, Elwood
76. Cotton, Ernest
$40. Lamb, Geo. c., Jr.
985. Robertson, Tom
$40. Alexander, w. S.
920. Hillard, Henry M.
E. 934. Josey, Robert C. Jr.
936. Keel, Clinton
1856, Thompson, George <....
100 James, Thurman
. 157. Watson, Sam 80.
GIG. Harrison, JOS. B. :
1916. Terrell, Thos.
1865. Dickins, Junius ~~s
1913. Reynolds, Levi
116S. Smith, Prince
1851. Taylor, Jordan
15S. Webb, Joe -
931. Josey, Chas. G.
1886. Hill, Turner
1911. Etheridge, Willie ~ =
1912. Brown, Ed. .:
994. Smith, Chas. H.
986. Register, Hy. c..
954. Lyles, Walter R.
ITO. Josey, Frank
1859. Smith, Hosea
932. Josey, Danford E.
1914. Fells, Herbert
1898. Baker, Scrap
; 976. Pope, Bruce H.
25. Hyman, Luther D.
l46. Spruill, Lawrence
l56. Watson, Roy
S85. Bryant, JAS. Arthur
S95. Clary, Atlas Edward
9O3. Darden, James e.
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THE DRAFT QUATO OF 9
SCOTLAND NECK.

CONTINUED from page one)
1872 Norf1eet, Davis.
COG. Dunn, Alden Spooner.
974. Pittman, Jos. j.
$50. Lewis, Edward S.
939. Keel, Peyton.
1851. Smith, Ernest.
1895. Watson, Robert.
1923. Anthony,@Ed.
ITO. Smith, Richard P.
1118. Lawrence, Haywood.
1907. Johnson, Jas.
1910 Whitehead, Luther Jackson
%. Hale, Oscar G..
878. Baker, Albert.
919. Henderson, Dulan E..
1910. Ethengain, Jno.
1859. Davis, Charlie.
1864. Deveraux, Tommy.
1921. Anthony, Calvin
1888. Tillery, Fred.
1873. Smith, Sandy.
1175. Smith, Theo.
1101. Jones, Ellison.
1902. Jones, Fred.
s. Bland, Haywood G.
Oil. Edwards, VIM. Franklin.
1O49. Clark, Cornelia.
1913. Brown, Theodore.
961. Mcdowell, James A.
1108. Jones, Stewart.
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Die 1tctc 1sremsz111ce6e!

8oibington 19. SUM. 0lnle.
rita miro oieie 8obe @eleaeuheit
erbalten, oen 8elpeis 3it liefern, boz
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den he8 Diai aeigt Oentlid, oob
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rufen bntte, nm fie fir Die ertportete
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2icnnt tscciepclt
itnacrcc6t Sen SremSs
acbcrencit ecocniibcr!

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leil 0aB Die 9elltlben lire aeIer.
ben ttor0lD1rts lprroen inerIen ntiif
fen, I'm 6oigs gormori9 all BEN.
men. (gta9 oen Sd)loppeil Die bic
8riten geitern erlitterL lit 9oiqs
8on. nod &ille borauoringen, oe,
idettert; ober CT miro nod nteDr
@ntt0uidungen erlebenD Suig be.
abitdtigt, auf 5met 9eeritraBen ilod
gelglen etn5ltbrineeib bon oenen fid)
o1e ellte DltltD DON gjperlt, 0te dtt0ere
Don arnlentieres nltsl1uft, I'M III
Wtenitl 5ltiantneu5utreffen. (Sit
oieies ipirfliG Der 8Inn @oigs, oane
lit 9aie gum minoelten unborfidtig.
Der 8elt bapon @fittetllng su md.
DEM
gSiener Serift.
9Siel 10. Stunt itber 2ottoon.
3as oiterrei9ii4-llngariid)e ariegs-
amt ber0ffentIidt na6Itebelloe @lit.
tetlun9en iiber @reiguiiie an Der
0itli6en itn0 itoIietiiden 5ront: gln
Der oitli6en @retje bon Ilnaarll
fnn0en SSSSnfanterieidarnliibeI Itott;
rltiiiide @orit0Be in Der ge1He bon
8r8e8anD idlugen febl. 9ln Der ita-
lieniiden 5ront parfen 1iterreihi5h.
tngariide 5lieger nit grfoIg 9Oill.
ben ollf ein itaIieuiides sSeloloeer
in Der 9}abe bon @or8. Cont ereiq.
nete it6 nidts BON geoelttung, in10
audi ouf Dem iit0oitIi9en &rjeas.
idauplob 1T fein gSedlel eineetre.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
1t,icScrbcritenmn0
Beleicns ueriprccbcn!
ErdiSsut Bilfun aibt beIe. aOmniI.
ion bic feierIidle 3niidernns
i9rsr ltnabbausiofeit.

@nibington, 10. SUM-. = BrdIi.
bent @ilion berIprnf) geitern feier.
lid oen 9litaIiebern Der belqiihen
WliIIion, fueld)e i'm 8eiben SouIe
boriproden oab geleien bel Dem
littolsbleibIihen 5ag oe8 5ieaes
poGlfommen tuieoerbergeitellt perDeu
mtro.
8ie aonn,iiiton lpuroe Dem Sra.
iioenten bonn Sefretdr 2aniing Dor.
geiteIlt norouf Boron D1ondeitr,
Der an Der Spite oerIelben Itebt,
Serrn g8iliou einen perionIihen
9rief bes aonigs hilbert iiberrcidlte
uno oaru cine 4nipro6e belt, in
mel9er Der gebolferuna Der Ser.
Stooten Der 8orf oes belqiihen
@oIfes aus6riidte. gtid)t MIR bdtte
Die omerifoniid)c Station BON ben
criten Gaaen Der groBten Srogo0ie,
pelde ie Die Nienjdlbeit beIaIlen, Den
iingliidliAen 6pfcrrt oelltider @rdl.
inlnfet IN 9el9ien gIon5en0e 8elueiie
ibres @oelmiItes aeqebel iogte Der
goron ionoern bic 9fliqen Der Bel.
gier ri6teten lid) iest boffnungsboa
auf bns Sternenbonier, iuelhes
me9r ttno mebr oas Symbol. fir
Die Grfiillrng Der bofIten uno rein-
Iten Brin3ipien geiporoen iei.
&ieralli erQriff gr1itoent g9ilion
Dos @ort uno iogte Cure @r5a...
len5 tporen 10 freltnoIif. oen 01nf
beg 6elgiiden GoIfe8 fir oie GeiI.
nabnle glneritag al Der grnQ9rung
Der 8eo0Iferung ibres ortlleu Can.
pes ors5uOriiden. Qlmerifa bat Dies
Berf lulternomnlen, oo oaielbe Die
ein5ige @eiie mar, ouf weIfle mir
Dem tapferen 8oIfe. 6o8 lie6er obne
8ogern 6em 9lnproll eines ber3loien
6einoeS SroB bot, ais feline Gbre
inO SeIbito6ttug ali opfern ltniere
tiefgefilblte itno aufridtige 8epun.
oerilng nls0riifen fonlten.
Dos merifaniid)e 8olf por fGbig
ben lmnahgeblihen @eroisnll3 Der
8ebolferlug gelgicns lno i6res
Serrlhers 3u berlte9en itn0 su ih1-
ten, uno es lit nid]t elmer ltnter ms,
Der niht Die @elegenbeit tpillfont.
men beiBt Sbnen 1tftiere ber3Iidfte
Spmpatbie um6 SSreunoId)aft ous8it.
oriifeu ioiuie uniern feierIi6en Gnt.
i6luB, 6nB an Dem 1tnau8blei6ltAen
Gage 6es Sieges geIgien 5u oen|
8Iat mieOerber9eiteIIt peroen ioa,
0eu es 70 reidlif unter ben fi6
ielbitadtenhen uno geohteten 96l.
fern Der @elt errltnaen hat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-19
Nmcr. 1lrlnce beifebt
aus feinem 1l1aterial! !!
9lnr bic p9NFidl tiidtigiten Snug
mnnnidlnfteu uerben gum SSel0.
bienlt bernnacsu9en ueroen.

8oibington, 19. SUM. - Syil
ariegsout berloutet, ouB 0ie neue
su biloenoe omerifoniiAe 9(rnee aus
Dem beitcu @}enidenrnoterial, oa3
6lr Getfii9lmg itebt, 5nTaHmcitge-
iebt lperoen miro. 2(rmeedr3te iagten
Batte, OoB 40 a}ro8ent Der 5tel,
lltngspflidtigen oieies ooer 0es ans
oeren torpGrli9en Je9lerS pegen
5urilfgeieBt mer0en iuiiroen. 6ait
cine WliIlion iltnger M1nner mil.
len Iidl IteLlen aus melden eine glrs
NEE bon 625,000 @lann ausgeluGblt
ner0en ipiirOe. IS beiBt, 0oB ole
Briiflmg bier nod in itrengerer
8eiie burAgefibrt neroen miro, mie
in Geutidlano. gnditebeuO iino Die
erfor0erniiie eines ameritaniiden
5ol0uten;
@roBe gtidt ipeuiger ais 5 SUB
A 3oa ltn0 nidt utebr als 6 SUB.
@epidJt, gtidt lpeni9er ais 1873
8llno mo ni6t niebr 1lS 190|
9iuno.
Ser6 mo 2im9e miIiiel perieft
iein; aud Der geril9ite 9er3iebler
befreit pom SolOotperDen.
@ebor mo gluge miiiien bordiig
lid lem bod beircit 6orbenblino9eit
nidt nbiohd BON Solootenitato.
Ggroniide &rontbeiten ODER gel.
ltiec llunormolitdt beireicn bonn NG
litdr0ieuit.
@erlrit bon 5iltgcril o0er 3cbcn
coer eineS GBrs modem oen Stcl.
lmlgspflidJtigen oienituntnuglidD.
glattc o6er uniormIid)e ,SilBa
lin0 ebenialls @riln0e 3nr glbmei-
Jung 0es anntoniiten.
gllle oieienieen, melhe nit 9ie. |
oOer elmer Brulttranfbeit
6ebaitet iin0, mer0en nid6t Sol0at. !
Gus ejebiB uiB ebenfaas III gutem
3ultanO ieiH; bier gut erhalicna
.Bodcn5abue muB Der SteIluuq5. |
pflidtige mder alien llnil,dnOcu ia |
ben.
oGieier arieg miro bon illngen
.Diahnem gelDoHnen mer0en. ioqte |
belte ein bober Gegierines6sdirter.
plluO 6a mir bas bette aDicnineu.
material beiiseH meroen mir olidj
iegreifl aus Oen arlege beYDpree. /
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