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The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05

For young man who is ambitious there is no better way to serve his country and at the same time learn a trade, or become more proficient in the one he has, than by joining the navy. There are some fifty odd trades used in the navy, and if a man has no trade when he enters he is given an opportunity to learn one. The lowest rate of pay today is $32.60 which is further increased as the re- cruit becomes proficient Men with out trades may enlist in several branches, but the ones offering the quickest opportunities for advance ment are those of apprentice seamen and fremen third class, in which men without trades or previous experience can enlist.
 According to the recruiting officer, men have advanced to petty officers after Icing in training for two or three months. Every day men are be- ing promoted from the ranks to be commissioned officers. There are men in the navy today who enlisted Gs apprentice seamen, and are now commissioned officers drawing pay as high as $3,000 The same opportuni- ties that these men have had are be- ing offered to every man who enlists. The ages for enlistment are IS to 35.
 The recruiting party will make the post office in the towns to be visited in this section their headquarters. Every young man in this country is urged to take advantage of this op- portunity to enlist and they are re- quested to read the schedule of the party and to go to the city in this county the party will visit nearest their homes.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05
REC RUITING PARTY TO BE IN
 PRESCOTT JANUARY 8 TO 10

The navy department is sending a special recruiting party to this section to secure recruits for the navy and they will be in Prescott January 8th to 10th.
 This party is being sent out by the commanding officer of the Arkansas recruiting district at Little Rock in an effort to secure approximately 1000 men from this state in the shortest possible time Because of the important part the navy is play Ing m the present crisis, it is the de- sire of the department to secure a sufficient number of recruits for imme- ola'e training, so as to provide full crews for the ships shortly to go in commission and those that are being built.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05
PAGES WEEKLY LETTER

Little Rock, Dec. 5-The cotton is about all out and the corn is about all gathered and it is now time to begin preparation for next years crop. There was never a time when fall breaking was more important. Deep breaking in the fall is the means of getting ali stalks, weeds and grass turned under to make additional plant food for next years crop. It also serves to break up the soil into small
 particles, so it will hold plenty of moisture for the following crop and help to resist the drouth. if we have a light rainfall during the growing sea son. The rotting stalks, weeds and
 grass will supply vegetable matter to the soil, and help the soil to re- main loose and to hold water. and
 also supply some plant food. When
 you fail to break your land in the fall it stands bare through the winter and water packs, and some of the plant food teaches out. Frequently it dam ages by washing. By all means break your land nj the fall and early winter. If you plaw your land eight inches deep in the fall you will have that many inches of seed bed in the spring and summer to hold moisture, and you will find that any time during the year you can push a stick down just as deep as you plowed the fall before. Don't overlook breeding your sows this month. Breed the gilts too, and raise all the pigs you can next year
 Hogs are high and meat is scarce and this condition will not change, no mat ter how many pigs you raise.
 Save your food stuff and feed. The country needs it. Remember, we are at war, and plenty of food and feed
 will go a long way towards winning the war. Hon. Hamp Williams, the
 food administrator for this state, is
 doing a great work. Heed what he says; it is important. Do not make cropping plans far in advance. Re-
 member that labor is going to be
 scarce next year. Look before you
 leap, in planning your crops.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05
IT'S TOO IMPORTANT-DON'T
 WAIT TILL AFTER CHRISTMAS

Our students are with us from many different states and the majority of them do not go home for the holidays owing to the great distance, therefore, We have no vacation and new students may enroll any day and do splendid work. The sooner you enter, the sooner you will be through and hold ing good position. Our school is like a big bank or mercantile estab- lishment, it runs throughout the year, we are always we'll organized and re- ceiving new business. Every student gets individual instruction; he is not
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05

held back by slow students, or crowd ed too fast by bright ones; he goes just as fast as his ability will permit. Should he happen to be slow or back ward in his work, he is not embar- rassed by others knowing how he is getting along. With our methods of individual instruction, and our own copyrighted systems, we are demon- strating that it is useless to attend commercial school teaching other sys- tems and requiring from seven to ten months to finish the course, when they can finish with us in half that time at half the cost, be more efficient and get a better position, because of their thorough and extensive training. It is our practical methods, our personal attention and our modern systems that enable us to accomplish so much in so short a time.
 Our literary subjects, which are given free with our courses, are woven into the main courses in such a prac- tical way that they are mastered in half the time required by the old methods, and are thoroughly under stood from practical application. We guarantee a better course in less time, at a less expense, and better posi- tion than any other school, and it is evident that we have been securing these results or we could not have built up an annual enrolment of more than 2500, and drawn patronage from 39 states and seven foreign countries.
 Write for our large illustrated cata- logue; read our unparalleled guaran- tee of $100 that every statement made in it is true and correct. Syler Com mercial College, Tyler Texas.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05
Pains and Aches
 Caused by Kidneys

Many women attribute ailments and suffering to some disease pecu- liar to their sex, when often the pain and misery is caused by weak or deranged kidneys. Housework office work CT factory work may start the trouble, and dizzy spells. pufiiness under eyes, sore muscles. stiff joints. discolored or scanty urine, sleep disturbing bladder ailments. rheumatism or diabetes may result
 When the kidneys are strong and healthy they filter out from the blood the poisonous waste matter. When they are sluggish or overworked they need medicine to clean them out and invigorate action. Foley Kidney Pills are prepared expressly for the purpose of dissolving all poisonous substances and uric acid that lodge in the joints and muscles and to cleanse and strengthen stopped-up, inactive kidneys. Thousands of men and women in all parts of the county testify to the wonderfully satisfac- tory results they have had from talk ing Foley Kidney PilIs,
 HFSTFRT.Y DRUG STORE
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05

All inquiries for organizing auxil- iares to the American Red Cross in Nevada County should be directed to Mrs. Nat Martin, chairman Member ship and Extension. W
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05

FOR SALE-Seven room house with bath and sewerage, on East Main street, good neighborhood. Cash pay ment, balance on liberal terms. See or write D. D. Brown, Philadelphia, Ark 11-20m1
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05
The PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS
 Published by The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat ter November 4th, 1905, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March 8, 1879.
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Justices of the peace can secure their blanks at this office If you can't come after them, write us and We will mail them to you.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-12-05

Household and Violet Ammonia at Hesterly Drug Store.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Ha5pmtin.

Aus 9ou6on fornnt 0e H1eIoung, 6aB Ser r1HShe gP6ndh Gofbttfn,
0eNea GebermniBpoleu GinHMB 10 nanhe %foIgenfhnere GntfhGnuaa os
DerriderS nler HatBen IN bic Shu1e gefhobsn ufr0, mf cine nod nht
gang 1ufgefldrte Metie aus DEM 8ege gerduunt Dor0en fi Dan Dir
gat 0ornn I'm. ene 8etdttgrng Der Gadritt ob5utDorten. Set RoIputin
iefne bDpnottihe ysddt iber 0e mDffifen @inprfungen Ieiht ~5ua1ngide
uHgIadu1e antierfn gepann, baden bic 8ehtngen ihon mebumoIs ida
Berltauinoen IN oeler oer jener Gornr geneoek en Der gegel CRIMES
fh ofe 9odrtdt fpdter ais fdf1. Gfnfnnl mar e. Ifnen snblreihen Sea-
nenn onerotngs geltngen, iH bonn Sole 81 enternen; ober er taufte
AnneH genrg Ufener auF u0 fab feit0ent feRr oenn lie inn SaheL.
Menn Die AnHerten finen angebI 1en Cob nun abr oanit hi Ger.
hinonng ST. brrugen fahen, oB er Die 3arin fr ben abihluB zines
8erbaht erIegen. Tenn 10 fDenig nber gafbutfns 9erf6nLihfeft befount
geuornea 1T: iubicI lit fber, DAB err Elm rniffher Qahiot mar, Ser, OBJ
iDobl I'M hohften 9rdoe eDrgeTg, I'M 8egemas 81 benz 0s 9If aug
langen0en girofratentm1 0ds @obI fenes Bottles I'M auae boHe. Sieft
q etnen 5rteDen mt 8eufhIano fr 5pedoenIid unD ornng er in Die
aafRrfnL i'm ourh5uiesen, 10 Bot er aud geDubt nesboIb er es tot. Gs
CAB lett NItoIaus RegiernngsantrIt am rudiihen 9de, niemanoea, Der
10 genai muBfe, mas I'M 8olte borgebt te e. CT miro es aud oismaI
genuBt u0 0nma1 ge1on0et bnben.
3amt ourhfreu5te er nnirHh 0e ssSntereHen os rtTifhen geomhpn.
nlHs, FUR oas Der aneg geb elmer 6enne If, Die gol0ene GNr Iet
H0fputfn mar ben gurotrnten tets Elm Corn I'M guqe, neil er fe 0rrf.
lhante un0 linen me6rfoh emen Stri1 0ard ire Refrana aeuroft hf
Der Bar TT eie dordfferIoe 9eua, elm ihponfenoes Robr, belhrdnft iol
lunInbtg, gernlliie bon irgen0uedr ErogpeIe aus eiqenenl Qntripbe AMI
fnfRn. EN- Shmteafonig, Iber ben fb Die nirfihen gPodtbaber, 6eI
9nrofrnen, lufhg nnden. ghr EN- efnsiaer Menih fonnte fh elmer
er man. nbte er iefnen eiuHnB MIR ieten unnithbdr aug, ionoern melt
oaxW ore aotierrl DIE er gang m ienen ganntres geaogeu botte. 6nae
e Ir oon borgsreoet Dab. Denn linn EN- gGo gelhebe, mh Die St1mDen
os fefueH f~dU1hIiten 8mepnf9 ge5dblt femn.
S0ae fh aWo Die 0urd Die 8I1tter geben0e gofrift bon fptnpr
Grnor0lng beftdHgen, 10 miBfe man oorin snen geDeig Dnfir erblifen
0ab Die 8lrotraten Die 920ghbfet fir Die anhobnung bon drfeoergbers
banDlungen 5pTiten Dem Barren IND anier @nbeIm os beborfphen0I
aHfaben. Die G~infIuBnahme mbernntDorhther DISQUALIFICATION af Sic
6eg1erlng zines Sanoes int felen gut. Spate es fh aber bemohrbeten
DnH Der 9ROnb fetnen Sob fano, neil er 0ns aaiIrbaor ann SSrie0ens nf.
ga Doats 10 bat oas ruifide Bolt in ibm einen getreuen etebaroI
DenOren.
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ganmrOne in Qntnrfarben.

Die Entiade, bnB Garden fir in.
suItrieae 3pede 70 rar urlb teiler
gcruoroen iino, DerIeibt gerhaden
BET nafitebenoeH art fi6erlid Elm
'~eionoeres Sntereie.
Dan tpuBte Iangit, oaB bic go.
hIrforbe bon gauuuDole In aIer.
'an6 Sdattierungen %Dorfonlutt, un6
LAB es Hur 6arauf anfnm, Die ge.
Dinnnng 6icier uerihieoenen ma.
airlid)en Grandchildren gar5 mad
BunIh 5u reseIn, Inn cine arpse
psannigfoItiSfeit DON Garben obne
hnltitde Gdrbung oiifpeiIen su
soHren. gaim mare alto 0as Gor.
zen, ioiDeit Die ganniuoae in ge.
Iadt fommt, 6urdjous uberfluiiia
tefperoef.
Bie neilerOings mitgeteiIt, lit es
'inem uniernebmenoen uilo ae6rl.
sigeH 8duunDoIlbauer Qorneus
Brabbom BON Gla, Sii0faroIino.
iab fiebeHidbriger slrbeit 1lio bel.
'ad)en 4rell5ltngeu amerifoniider
nit inoii6eH, eggptiideL lianeIi.
den uto an6erel SpiaIorten aeIun.
zen folgenbe 9atnrfarben bieieg
Broonttes 81 er5elgen: @elb, 8irn.
.elgrall, 9eayraa, 5Ieijdfarbe,
8riin uno gbofoIa0en Braun. gr
:rpartet aber, baIo ale iieben
paupforben lm6 naBerSent
sdipor5-ourd notiirIide 9uht an
.Ieipinnen. 2ebteres mar jeiner gaei-
aulig mad eines Ser perloreu ae.
laHgcaen @ebeimHilie Der alien
Esppter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

Die Mltport Der aaierten nuf oas 0etfhe 3rieoensaneebot In1dc
oblehnenD. Gb oa onfhr Recommendation 9eeierungen babel febr pobI
8u Dhte geueen ien mng2 Gs lit fnm onsunebn1en. 1enn fe miIe
Dien bob cine Denere 6ortiebung Der Granddaughter ime traurige Gage
niht nnDern miro, ooB tie anoerepffts unoeitts Der bon Gag 8u Gag
iUnhieuoea lln5ufrieoerbeit ther egenen @oIfsmofen uf enen GhHfan
HBeas oeen ausbrub ieoen augenblid erfoIaen fam. Die brftfden
8ercren n~erbn0en omar, fopet es in ibren ar1ften itebt, 6as Be
fnnntueroen Der rn3ufriebenen Stfnnung i'm ausan6e, un6 Die ouferten.
frainolhen 8latrr IN ben nerraIen 21nOern bitten fn 1ngait, oeIes
rdBfbe Shesn tn ibren Spalen at berlbren, aber Die Bobrbett fnoet
tros allen Berropfens tuner nod Elm 9talPlof, 0urt oas fe binourh.
fhIlbfen fam.
Menn en IN beioen Gr6teilen 6etnnnter @ehbrhr me Der Gngldnoer
Bertrand HnHea IN etnern ourh bic 3enur geifmiggeLen offeuen 9riefe
an ben BrdfDenen Giion sugtbt 0nB elm erbebIihT TeI 0g enoHfhen
8rltes Den D11helmdbten ben Sieg IN europe gieenebt un0 Der Dai.
rung TT. oe Aunerten mlroen ntoge Der Rrieg aud nod 10 lunqe
D0nern 8eutihldno ME ouf Die Suee 3pfngen fonnen, o1nn nubte ft
Der Shretber Der Mntport auf os bo1berJge 0eutfhe @ngebot ferner
Ilaenhoften ghr0fen bod egsntih ifan1en. GuHea ihrdbt, 0aB cine
Bolfgnbftmntn9 IN England gon8 snefeIos cine iberp1Iigen0e a2ebr.
bert fr tcorttgen 6rieoenslhIub ergeben uHr6e uno ouB Die Stinrnunq
tn ben hbrigen N1tioneu bic glGhe Iet. Oh benz IN 7eutfdIanb un6
CetGreh-lngarn 10 it, 0as fam Der Groeior ans eqeuen guaen.
fdan nGerdngs nht rpHHen. Erosben olrfe iene 8ertmt1nq i'm midi
tauf1en. Dab ne IN 6runfreih ID tit tnD Die &ritgsftnntnng BORT ME IN
England nr tiHTIif 0urdb bic SntereHentenfhque gehirt miro, it
IdHgt befunnt uno onB Die rlihen gurorah, Die ein5igen in. bdIi.
Gen 6uBInnb, bic gaisen ons bern Grege seben, 10 qt ne abqepirtkhoftt
baden, oos pfeHen bier in annerf1 ihon Die Spasen of sen 0ddern
Die Oentfhe aegierune bat onourh, oB fe ben .pfpfologiihen
MMgrbEd4 r1dig eraBte nn ibn benlste, mad Dem miIitirthen Siege
aud nod efnen Oipiomntifhen eritrhten. 8rdfOent gion lit ~entdloIen
nt allen arafen on 3ultauOefonnnen oes 6rieoens mit5uarbeten. Die
Stontsnn1nner tn 2onoon un0 qnrs, In Betrogrno un0 in 9on miTen
blind ie1n, Denn fe nod nidt merfeL oB lire fur5iffae Boltt oel
9r. Staten ben 9aittelmddtet geraoe8u IN Die arHe trei6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

einan0er baben ponten, etngen fe
eiufad gum 9reOiger ODER 5rie-
oensrihter, con oercn Die tDenig.
item llrflnoe fiibrten, uno Iie6en fidD
tralteu. 8mei 8eugen eenigten.
Stnrb Damn elmer Der @beleute,
un0 mar Der Srnufhetl nift al be.
Ifloffen ooer iprrbe oieier gar be.
anltonoet, oonn CAB cs Shmierig.
fciten, ipenn es Sltr ailfteilung 0es
gtodloiies FAM iinb in Dusenoen
bon 5dIlen fcnnte bic 6ran nitt
ibre 8efte gcItenO madden neil BE.
peiie fpblten, Sn 0ieiem Sale ge.
lang Is Der 6rait, einiee 3eigen
Der Srntnlng 81 finoenL INIT oeren
Silfe tie ibre Che nnfmeiien fam.
Der @nhloB ocs Soften tuilr0e BON
einem 8ruOer o~esieIben eeforoert,
ilnter Der 9ebauptitng, odB iener
ME init Der 8rait getr1ut tuor6en
iei. Sbr Erauihein mar bel einem
6eiier 5eritort iuoroen.
@infiftigere Burger uno etnfluB.
reide @ereiHisungeR ioaten uberoa
ibren einfIuB 9eIteno MAIDEN sl
elmer @erbeIierung rno Grs
.iueiternns offer fir bns giirgcrle.
ben miftiget, ia nnentbebrIiden
guf3eidmtueen genannter art.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Bonn solniidjen Seer.

gls es bieB 9eiitifIano un6 Ge.
iterreih niiroen IN Dem relten 5taa.
te 9olen cine arrnee oufiteaen, las
man oltd in ben 3eitungen unIeres
2anoes, oaB Der reiie polniihe
5reiItant rift ruebr piele Sol6oten
babe, ipeil GuBtono bereits Die Be.
item Sobrgdnge fortnabm. Gieie
W1einung lit gang irrie, neil Gub.
Inn0 ME Solbaten I'M Centrum SO.
Iens nitsbob, 10 b1B, ME Ser geterg
burger aorreipouoent oes 2on6oner
p3dilp Chronicle" dug0ridlth feit.
iteIlt, 9oIen biniidtIid Der Rdnner
i'm uilitdrfdhigen utter Elm Jung.
frdulides Serrnin 1T. 8enn i'm
ruiiiiden Seere oennod boIniide
Soloaten iih beFdnSen, 10 ftamrn.
ten fie aus ben rttiiiIhen 5iiSmeit.
eoltpernements, no Die 8oIen ser.
ais Mineerbeit fsen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
archaeological snt sefibrter ReriO.
reuitan0sreaiiter.

@eIde nohteilige SoIgen nIangel-
bot uno fhleft geflbrfe @eburtg.
Seiratg- uno Gterberegiiter boben
m6gen benefit ser nodfieaeiISs afis
Siio.G afotn beridtete Sal: Qoh
langem Suden 1T e en6Iid elmer
aus Oregon aefonmenen ssrau ae.
luuger, IN Der @egeu0 bon Blunt
Die geiDeiie ibrer Trriuna nit
Ibrem unldngit Deritorbenen Soften
81 erlalgen. Eies Bat pie0er Bic
heOauerlifen 3uItdn6e 0~araeIeot.
inter 0enen Is t~ouien0en bon Che.
Iduer pir0, ihre I'M 90fota.
xerritorinm sefdloHenen ebebiin0-
nile geriGtIih 81 b~etueiien- Bis
Jim Sabre 1857 aab e. ndmlId fnl
1nfetd feine urfun0lide einIhrni.
lung bon E~rnlutnger. @ern sipet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
go bic Strdfliuae berue5men.
8isner. 5. San. 1917.
SagIihe Omaha gribiine,


8isner. 5. San. 1917.
Edglihc Omaha Sribitne,
Smnbo, &ebr.
Sn Sbrer geihGsteu 9eituua bonn
4. Sanuor 1917 go. 253 babe i'd
uber CUTE 2onoitroBen in gfebrosfa
seleien. G8 muroe qeingt, oaB es
bod 70 Ieidt mare, StraBen IN gae.
brasta SIT bnlien. oa 5trafIinae fiir
0ieie arbeit berDenoet fuer6en 6iir-
fen. Nnn modte id sic frozen,
Dober Die Str1fIinee nebneu, 6enn
nafoem Der Staot troden oeleat
nor6en. baben mir feline @clebiiber.
tretung mebr 81 e~rparten, folalifl
feline StrafIinee, Die 5u 2dnonro.
Bens4rbeit Derluen6et ueroen ton.
men. 4lid oenfe id, es lit niht
red]ts Die peniaen Str1flinge, Die
ilbrig bleiben, gum StrnBenbau AL
neriOenoen, 6enn % tuiiroen Die Ser.
rem 8eau1ten Ger StrafanitoIten alt
anfpoiien miiiien, ooB fie ibre aem.
fer nift oud oerlierea. o6er AMBER.
ieits miiBten Ole Serren bic arbeiten
Der anitaIten ieIbit i~ibernebmen.
3iefes lit ein Sieb fir DEN, Der fir
ben artifeL Cute 2anomeae~ in
Der SagIiden Smoba 3ribiine, SO.
253 A.. San. 1917 bernntiDortIid
lit.
Dit GruB an Die G1glihe omaha
Sribiine
Sohn @reitfrenh.
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gsrIdIana Htsr 30 glinIpHsH.
wahtrasIiGrs iber Rotten Spn amerl.
Ias iiiHpitsr @raFbeHtsHwabI.

Eas iiHeiter RrdfbeHtsHUabI.
Gs I6sint, als Oh Die S%tueruns IN
@msritd iih aud in ben Soften Des
8sranItaItsus Der iiinsitsn prdfDens
tentpobl gum aus0rud gebradt babe.
SIN Sabre 1912 bate man Die 9us
fen bts Mubl : J~sIOsusss Der beis
ben 9aupt portsisn in ben Der.
Stoatsn ouf 20 Bis 25 Miliontn
Dollars seIhdBt; fit Dos Jabr 1916
bnsesen tdmen iie, nah ben Iebten
8erennunsen alter &agnsma1er,
cuff mebr als 30 Miliontn.
ReidIi4 Die SdIfts bes @eIbes,
pel9es BON ben Rotional' unb giRs
stdtantsR : QusidaFen Der bsiotn
grobeH qarteitn psrnusgabt ipurbs,
gtns bissmaI fir Rt0nsrs unb
Sompasne : 8erlammIungen oarnuf,
ttnihIieBIid noturIi6 Der Miste fir
gotals. llno ss lit BON bsiOubsrem
Sntersfs, baB In ben a4t 8odsn Der
gampogne cine 4rmes BON runo Co.
900 be3abIteu ReOnsru ieitens oisier
partsisn 5ur gearbeitung Der
StImmgeber anfgebotsn ipurbsH! See
Der Der bstben 0ltioual : 4usIdufe
lisb Gina 5 Wliaionea Rampagnes
Ru6pFe beritelIeH, sbenIu piele Iitbos
sropbiihe portr1ts uno rei6Ii9 10
Milionsn Slid 0radia6en. 9abei
1T nod uidt bic MiaFs gIatote mitges
re4nst, rpelhs tbenfaIs cine Defenders
srpBe Role in 6isism GeI6Sug ipisIs
ten.
Giner 0eranidIogung BON Reaits
tunss : Sa6psrtdnbigsn sufoIge iinb
mtbr aIs IL RiIionen Dollars fir
poiimartsn feits1s Der augihiHs
dip. psrausgabt rprben. Ghon Die
MISUNDERSTANDING Der perfhieoenen
6auptquartisre uno bic 9~eoienEtuna
bon tnuienbsn BON glerts, tOItefe sis
aige Milionen. 9ieIs tauIenbe BON
Dollars puroen fir 5eIegrnpbens
gebiibrsn unb fir 8efuh bon 5aus
u 9aus %angelDeabet; unb Elm oonses
germDgsn foftsttn in ben berf6iebsnsn
5tdotta bic GIagesn, ganner, muIits
topelen uno Porabsn. uno binteff
atat minoeft: 5000 WoheHbIatter
anb aud pisIs nnOere 3eituneen nurs
ben nit 2eieitOFf nno aortons koitsns
ret p%srforgt. Sin GROCER Seii bieies
5toffes irurbe ifunilhen, ftanoinapis
den, prInif9sn, itaIienif6en, Frons
lOff6en, oeutihsn 1inb anbereu 2sits
i4riften in oeren eigensr Spra6e ass
iisfert, mas Die 9ienIte BON elmer
Rengs leberfettr ~srFDrberte. 9sb
DIES niat lautsr s.rdfts erten Ran
5ss iporen, oafiit legts gar utanher
'orgstOmmsne SdniBer 3euonis ab.
nbsr fs Dnrbsn ieosufals erEen
Ranges be5nbIt.
Die manderIsi neuen o6er febr bsrs
JroBerteH 5attoren Der Bablfamboos
as DON 1916 bingeR nod Der Sddts
Jung Der beitsn 4sHnsr bic QusIaasn
Der 5Epsi 5auptpartsisn aaf betrdd!s
t4 ubsr 80 Wliaiontn Doaarg. anfts
Idle aussobsn iinb babel notirIid
gar nidt in aufflns gebra6i; un6
lut Hi4t Die Roitsn Der tlsinereu
partsien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
SisaenbsrmittImng Der ga5ngeiea-
f6nffen.


gfne b0d)ft be0eutfnn1e Geueriilg
Eat Ste Benninlp1aia eilenbabnge.
ienlmnft ioeben eingefabrt. Mnn
BOT rtaullih einen 4Ian altsgear-
seitek ip0rnf jeoer Der 1900 eta.
items Agenten auf Sen 2inien at.
in bon 4itfsbnrg uttb erie ge-
D~iIigrnl0Ben Elm SteaenDermtttIer
ket @obn piro. SSn 8erbmoltng
snnlft miro in PHILADELPHIA cine
art Clearing 3ouie eingerihtet.
Oh 2eiturg Der 9ennipIbmia gobn
psffoIgt bic Abfidt. init oieier gieIt,
ersing eiiie eroBere Af5nbl 2eute,
Gle III Der 9labe ibrer 2inien mob
feii, 5itr arbeit auf Der Strede un0
IN nen 8erfit1tten berdH5n5ieberb
fnbeB MIRO erlunrfe1 o1B biele fid
1ieie @~eIe8enbeit 5unute MAIDEN
ipcrbe1b itetige Mrbeit IN Der Ndhe
ihres Mobnfsp8 su fin0en, Dn biz
Hef bic meiiten nidf reft muBten
an men fe fih Inn anIteIlung Den0eu
foHtan. 9ie 5tntiongagenfsn mer.
oea Is fih 5tr 4ufgnbe MODEM BEL
aIlen 9eiperbern Telt5uIteHen FIR
IpeId 9rbeit tie fsf am beiten eng.
tul0 100 iie an nafiten Iolhe
ndIfi91ng finoen fonnerL @ro.
* NIaIale ner0e nr~beitIuden0e
s,ie al oie Stntionsogenten Der
at|ei Die fe nnfn, il rad ben
8~fEsdauififa 81 1ria &pralanH i'll
sef n1dilen Ncrff1ntt Snberbiior.
snsnEIier o1er Stredeng ormnnn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08


ididen. Sinh bort feline stenen
frei 10 Deroea Die @eiu6e an has
Clearing Souie in Ser Gffice Ses
8eneraI. 9anngers geididt Der 6ottn
oas 8eitere nnh better M0glidfeit
beranIaiien iUtro. Sober General.
Superintendent mnB tD0hentIih cine
2iite nIler ireien arbeitsIteaen an
has Clearing 5oie fdiden, BON mel.
dem ans 0ieie onfn nit ben Sc.
iuerberiL ieieH es mn arbeiter IN
Den @erfitdtten, guter. grenier,
9eiSer, Staupr ooer iofdttges Der
ionaL ODER Sfrefeuarbeiter, beiest
iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
gSabrbMG Der
9eHtidlen in ameriIal@

Serr Or. 0ei6oel Ginger Der ais
9eOnfteur Der nsSainoig Stants Bel.
lung ieit ausbrld) 0es arieges
Die Snfe 6es Geutidtums In Scr
m1eridrodenoiten 8eiie bertreten
bot, lit an /. Sdruar aus ser 9fe.
0aftion geif)ie0en. OF. Ginger ui6.
met iid mn ieiiiem eigelen Inter
nebmea, Dem oSnbrbud Der 9eut.
iden iH 4Hterifa4. Gr Ginaer hat
0ieies unternebmen Dor bier osnhren
ais pSabrbuh Der Geufiden in Obi.
cago" g%egriIn0et. gs ioa ieet eireil
nationaIen Gbnrafter onnebmen uno
1T es @crrn Ginger aeluneet, Die
n~ornehmiten @eiiter Der gereiniaten
'Stoaten ais Mitorbeiter at aeDili
men. 8er iidl fir oos unternebnen
ipciter ~ntereiiiert. ioatc iif berion.
lid an ben @ernusggbcr iuellbe!t,
Or. 9lidael Ginger, $3.50 Sale.
MOOD 4beline.