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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-04-20
COMING BACK
10 JASPER, INDIANA
UNITED DOCTORS SPECIALIST
WILL AGAIN Be Ar THE INDIANA HOUSE,
THURSDAY MAY 3, 1917,
ONE DAY ONLY
HOURS o A vi to q = Nj.
Remarkable Success Of
These Tale ted Physicians
i'm the TreatmenC of Chronic
eases
Cffer their Services Free OF
Charge.

The United Doctors Licensed by the
State o, Indi INA for the treatmens or de
fofmities and ali nervous and chronic
diseases of men, women and children,
offer to all who call on this trip, consul
tation. examination, advice free, making
no charge Whatever, except the actual
cost OF treatmens. All that ia asked in
return 70, these valuable services is that
every person treated will state the re-
suit obtained 70 their friends and thus
prove to the sick and afflicted in every
city and locality, that at last treatments
have been discovered that are reason
ably sure and certain III their effect.
These doctors are among Americas
aiding stomach and nerve specialists
and are experts In the treatment OF
chronic diseases and SO great and won
derful have been their results that IN
many, cases it is bard to find the divld-
ing line between skill and miracle.
Diseases OF the eton ach, intestines,
liver, blood, skin, nerves, heart. -pleen,
kidneys or bladder. rheumatism. sciatica
diabetes, bed-wetting, tape worm, leg
ulcers, weak lungs aid those afflicted
vito long -standi 2, ieeD-seated, chronic
diseases that have batfed the skill OF
the family rhysici ans, shonlu not fail to
call. Deafness often has been cured in
sixty days.
According to their system no more
operations for appendicitis, gall tones,
tuuOrs, goiter, piles etc. as these dl-
seases are treated without operation or
lhypodermic Ii lection.
they were among the frs in America
to earn the name of "Bloodless sur
ceons." do doing away with the knife
I and blood and with all pain in the cue
cessful treatment of these dangerous
di seases.
Ii YOU have kidney or bladder trouble
bring two ounce bottle of your urine
for chemical analysis and microscopic
examination.
No matter what your ailment may be,
no mattlr what others may have told,
no matter what experience you may
have had with ether physicians, it will
be 10 YOUR advantage tolsee them at once
Have 1t forever settled in your mind. l.
voul case il incurable they will give you
such advice as may relieve or stay the
disease. Do not put of this duty you
lowe yolrself or frlenn or relatives who
are suffering on accoffnt OF your sick.
mess. as o visit at this time may help you
Worn out or run down men or women
no matter what your aiiment, consult
them 1t costs you nothing.
Remember, this free offer is for this
visit only.
Married ladies come with their hus-
bands and minors with their parentsr
Laboratories, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Bruce's M other.

The inspector was examining
standard /, and all the class had
been specially told beforehand by
their master, Don't answer unless
you are almost certain your answer
Is correct"
History was the subject.
"Now, tell me-" said the inspect
or, "who was the mother of our
great Scottish hero, Robert Bruce ?"
He pointed to the top boy, then
around the class. There was no
answer Then at last the heart of
the teacher of that class leaped with
JOY. The boy who was standing at
the very foot had held up his hand.
"Well." my boy" said the in
spector encouragingly, "who VISA
she ?"
"Please, sir. Mrs. Bruce"
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Centennial Committees Named by
Central Committee.

At an enthusiastic meeting
he'd at the X Of C.. Hail Tuesday
night, the Central Committee of
the Dubois County Centennial
Committee approved the appoint
ment of the following commit
tees The Chairmen were named
at a meeting held a week before,
and the other members were Sc
lected by the respective chair
men and approved by the Cent
raj committee.
Committee on Finance: Gust
ave Granddaughter. Victor Sturm
Charles Staley. A. J. Sermer.
shelm.
Committee on Music: Father
Bernard, DR.. E. A Sturm, Mike
Durlauf. Prot Fromme, Miss N.
Milburn, Mrs A C. Worland,
Mrs E. A. Sturm, Mrs George
HaberIe, Miss Rose Vollmer.
Press committee: H M. Kean,
| + l.. Betz, Sylvester Smith.
Committee on Advertising:
George Krempp, Carl Krodel. o.
Halter, Sylvester Smith
Committee on Home Coming:
Dora Wuchner. A Sondermann,
Title Eckstein, Laura Gramels
lpacher, L. Myers.
Reception COMMITTEES Rev
Basil Heusler, Rev A. A. Pratt,
Judge J L. Bretz. F. j. SenQ,
DR.. ] P. Salb, w S. Hunter, M.
A. Sweeney. B. Traylor, Miss N.
Milburn, Miss Anna Hunter,
Mrs. B. Traylor, and. Mrs. J. P
Huther.
Committee on Mechani al and
Industrial Parade: Mike Wagner
L Seibers Bruce Greene, A. Wor-
land.
/. Committee on Decorations: F.
Schneider, G Flick, w. r Leigh
ton.
Committee on Costumes: Mrs.
Louis Joseph. Mrs. V. V. Cassidy
Mrs. P. Cassidy, Miss A. Stein.
kamp. Hiss Bertha Hochgesang,
Mr.. P. j. Kunkel.
Grand Marshall, Vic Cassidy,
Assistants, E. Traylor, R. Fried.
man. VIM Bockelmann, Alvah
Elliot.
Committee on Transportation:
Jos. Sturm, R Chambers, Edgar
Traylor. John w elr, Louis Sturm
G.. Wuchner.
Committee on Rights and Pri-
vileges: JOS. Friedman, A B.
Krempp, Robert Krodel, John
Lorey
Property Committee: VIM. A
Wilson, DIR, G. Norman. John
Wuchner. Joseph Hoffman, Louis
Joseph.
Heralds: Chief Herald, Donald
Milburn, Assistants, Allen JOS
eph. Max Sa b, Ralph Jackman.
Ralph Rudolph, Cyril Wilson Ed
win Mehringer, Keith Bartl, ST.
las Buechlein, Lester Himsel.
Bureau of Information; Chief
| I. K. Dougherty, Assistants
Illumination Committee; Jos
P. Kunkel. Ray Friedman. H.
Aberg, John Himsel.
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transfer an emotion to the beholder
merely by the facial expression.
That was the art of the primitive
man and woman, and it is the sim
plest, strongest and most difficult
art of to-day.
IAN actor or actress may give
any sort of impression by speaking.
That is an easy matter. But let
the same actor of actress try to
give the same impression by a ges-
ture or facial expression, and then
! his or her ability is put to the
crucial test. That is why the emo
tional actress has her greatest on
. portunities on the screen" 4
q. The first of the four Metro pro-
auctions in which Miss Stevens IS
: to star will be Opportunity" -aSasS
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We know OF number OF families -
are regular readers OF the Courier n
are not subscribers, they borrow the pa-
per from their neighboss. We are ga !
to know that the Courier is thus n 500
ciated, but why not subscrlot Re
price is small and We would = ciate-
having these namee on our u,lingliss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-04-20

Every up-to.date Dubois coun-
ty farmer should have his ow..
printed letter heads and envel-
opes with the name of his farm
home printed thereon, especially
the envelopes with the return ad-
dress. We can print you 100 of
each for 1.50 on good material.
Give us your order.
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LIVES OF THE STARS.
Emmy Wehlen.

years old played important role.
l. dancer OF ability. Noted for
her beauty.
First appeared in heavy dra-
matte roles and then seen i'm
musical comedy.
First appeared i'm this cOun.
try as star i'm "Tonight's the
Night big London Gaiety show
which the ShubertS brought from
England. She also starred i'm
The Merry Widow" and The
Dollar Princess
Has played in every country
In Europe. Speaks several lam
gaages anG is daring horseback
rider.
Her greatest work for Metro
has been in ~ hen n Woman
Loves Tables Turned. THE
freteaders' and VANITY Her
signature approves this sketch.
7719G451 NAM>
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STUDIED IN OPERA
BUT WENT ON SCREEN.
Varied Career OF Violet Reed. Who
Appears i'm Metro Plays!

Violet Reed, who plays prom
inent parts in Metro productions,
is an actress of great versatility.
During the last year she made
great strides in her screen work.
1t makes no difference to this
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1917-04-20

Metro player whether she is seen
in the role OF vampire or as
heroine. She is capable of play
ing both
Miss Reed. who was born in Illi-
nois, first studied for the operate
stage. Then she went into vaude-
Vile and next into musical COM
edy. The lure of the screen at
tracted her and during the past
year has had decided success.
She is a noted daredevil. She
can drive a high-powered machine
as brayely as she rides a bronco.
She dances. swims. plays golf and
tennis and even takes time TO con-
tinue with her musical art.
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The Courier Reaches Buyers
Are You In 1t?
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I SHE FINDS GREATEST
ART IN PICTURES.
Emily Stevens Says Screen Acting
- =. Requires Rare Ability.

, Emily Stevens. who soon Is TO
leave the speaking stage TO star
in four big Metro productions, says
she believes an emotional actress
has her greatest opportunities on
the screen.
Real dramatic art" said Miss
Stevens, lies in the ability 10
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-04
:. .9Lrinfennmi1u itott snIbdrian.

MaIbington, a. 9e3eHtber. - llnt
6em DtanqeL an SalbarIan ab8lt-
6elferL bot sic 8unoe8-Sonoels-
aonnliiIton iit bereit erflart, orei
merifoniidle 5irmen 5u Ii3eititereit
0Q8 beutihe &atent als8rnitsen nn0
3lt berfaufen fnas oieie 5irnten &c.
neiqt fi10, ii6 0en bon ben 4ontntii.
lion gelteIlter 8e0ingtngen 8u fitgerl.
9iele orei 6irnen iino Die 0erlnas
tologiI6en 2o6orutorielt lit Rbilu.
oelpbiu, 6os Gofanine Qaboroto-
RUM in Stem gorf uno 0ie Snhit
GSurbperfe So. (6erutan ". WieB),
Stem Dorf. 3o8 Qrdparat, meIdes
in 0ieien 0rei 2dboratorien herge-
,iteQt mer0en iol, miro ben Nanen
u4rip6enanlin4 fiibren. 9ie 6abri-
tation oieier fir 8lutfronfbeiten 10
pihtigen @te0i3in miro unter Der
0ireften lteberlpddung De8 8ua0eS-
Sanitdtsomte8 itottftloen, 6as alid
Die 9fegulatibe fir feline 5eriteanng
auSQrbeiten miro.
9ie @rfin0ung bon Or. &oltL SIR.
lid mur0e Dor Dem Grieg nusidIieB.
lih olts 3eltidlano 6e8ogeu. 9a8u.
mails IteIlte iih ser @reis elmer 90.
its ouf ettpa $4, mas ettpa $3500 fir
oos Fftulo gleiGfonutt
llnter Der neuen 9ronuna Der
Qingc oiirfte iitb Die Goiis ouf etiua
81 fir sic 2lrmee ln0 sSlotte. ouf
$t.25 fir Soipitoler ltn0 $1.50 fir
Die 2ler8te iteIIen.
3uS GriginoI-Gotent mar feiner
3eit bon Or. 9auI @9hIid un0 glI.
fre0 @ertbeim on Die sSdrbnerfe,
rornlol8 0feiIter. 2ucius & 8runing
3u &0dit om Moin berfauft por6en.
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Gini9c 2tniic1tclt
Semti1cr Pscrfii9rer
.6inScn6nrg nnb 2nOenbnrff itellen
iBrs 6uffuungen nod INNER aaf
Sand)bppte.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
4, as required by the act Of Oct. 8.
1879
Q(atIteroonn 4. Ge8. Sinoenbnrg
un0 Ieiu o5datten". @eneraIquars
tierlueiiter 2uoeu0orff fititpfen ibre
Soffn1ug, Oeu arieg 3u gelpinnen
iutu1er nod an Die &oudboote. SSll-
terDiems nit bei0en, bie bier eilllie-
fen, 8itierteR 0aB &inbenburg 2lme-
ritQs Srieg8anitreugllngen Derlade
uno oorolf beitebe, oaB Die Sa1d-
boote o0ie Gntienoung elmer groBen
amer. g(rmee nod 6ranfreih perhit-
ten ucr0en, aud menn eS Die 6lrht
bor S5opon uibt tim ioGte."
Qu0enoorff erflGrte, ooB noie
Gattd6oote ibren 3mef, Der Dnrir be-
Itono, england BEN 5rieoen 8ugallg.
|. Iid 3u ruaAeh erreidlt baben."
General 2u0enborff gab ieiner g(n.
fidlt Qlusoritf, 0oB Elm aagelneiner
g8affenitillftouo oie Sdtigfeit Der
Gaud6oote 1tnter6re6en 1inO Der gil-
tente geItatten piir6e lire 4oittioneit
3u berbeiIern nabrert0 onoererieits
feline @orrGte Die 3entroImddte err
reihen tpiir0en. 9ober oadte er, 0oB
Gin IoIaer 8offenitiGIitano Elm ftt-
ger iein nliiiie, neil anOerenfaas Die
lnilitdriibe Gage Oa0rrA leioen iDiir-
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an
rulIi6er TrOnt
Bo6nonoeItcaten mfrs mitocteilt, Safs sic 1tnls
icrten HuBlanS Sas Retpt ecbcn ucllcr,
SonSetfrieSen 81 i6lieteft.
1srplenGo anoebli@ pom 6eneralftab anerkarnt.

Sofolnfob uu6 g3it5enfo, 9ertreter
Der g2osfa1 Sobiet; @}iiteslaDsfD,
graii0ent oes 8auernfougteiies; III
8etro9rao; Stai6toff 8mtern0eIegat
bon Sntolensf; S6ioicbfop, 8ertre-
ter Ser Iinfen Io8ialen &eDolltionare,
ein 5ol0ot, Elm Matroie rtno eiu slr-
better. sc. aoro6on, 0iitglie0 0e8
GrcfttiDfomitees Der 4}etroaraO So.
biet, frtngicrt uIs Sefretar.
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rciten iid Dor, oericI6en 5l begegnen.
2yn Der 3epcide beibt es: Ser
5eino berIild)te, Oil ie0eu Gultft
uniere 9inie 81 oltrhbrebeu IS
ideint iebt flor, Dob @enerol
8oreopics 8ioiiionen oie SStoliener
0ur6 ipitelnntiidb ot8geii5rte gln-
grifie, bic regelmdBig ab8eihIngen
mur0en, billter Dem Biope 6Ili} 8its
riif5uorGngen beriuhten Spater
luoQte General Conrad ieine @rfolqe
auf Der Q(iiaqo Sodild6c, p1breno
lid uniere 3ruppen ouf Die borberei-
tcte 9artei0igungsIinie 5uriit8ogen
ueiter ausniIbeu ols ober Die otter
rei6iid)s oeutihen Iulppen periuh
Ten, unier 8ertei0igung8bollnerf bel
Dteletta nn6 0lngnaboidi 5u ourh-
6rehen, erlitten lie iAmere 8erluIte.
o5ne on @rln0 un0 8o0en 3u geipir.
.nen. IS miro eruurtet, ooB General
Conrad eiuen Sdlog in Der 9tihtung
bon 8iaccu3o fiibren miro in Der 9lb.
fft, 6aS crIte uno bierte itdlieniid]e
Qlrneecorps an umgebeu Sol6e
o6Dedjeluoe 8oritoBe oui Dem lin.
fen unO redten 6liigel ltuO i'm Gen.
trum. ernnnert an Die aonpfiDeiie
6ei &eroml. mo man bofit 0oB oie-
ielbe bier ebenio Deuig @rfolg babelt
miro. pie bort
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2lms 1tebraska Gitp.
senatnr @lattesl grnber aeitpr6en.

Senator @luttcs' grnScr geiturben.
9}e6rosfa Gitp, 4. 3e8, SenotorI
SIobn N1ottes BON bier bot ous SonE
6rouci8co Die 3rauarbotihait erbaI. /
tell DoB iein oort Iebenoer 9ru0er,l
Serr 9fifolous Mottes, 9eitorben III.
Ser 4ahiugelhie0ene. Der ous 0en-
id0nen Shmdbenlan0e itontlnte unSl
Dor bieLen 9ydbren Md 9lmeritol
fou, bifterldBt iefne ous ieiner @ot.
tin mo mebreren ainoera beIteben.
Ben 5oluilie. ionic ieinen 8rlioer
bier imo mcgrere 8rliOer in EelitI6s
lato.
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Oirn6fener an hcr g9niirfrnnt.

Seem gorf 4. 3e3. 9ier grpBe
@e6auoe Der 0}orie 8rD 9ot ano
Gepair GompanB ai Der South
9rooflpn @oiieriront lpnr0en lebte
Gudt 6lufb G5euer 5eritort. Ser an-
geridtete SAaoen miro ouf eiue
Ndllion Dollars peranihlaqt. 8ie
Gntite6lrgsuriohe 6e8 5eucr$ lit
n1befannt. 8un6eSIol0aten, pelhe
Dor Dem @e6GnOe 8oiten itonoert.
iagen, ooB oo8 5euer pIotlid) in Der
Shreinertperfitdtte gum 2lu5brlldD
fam, lpoielbit bluOcrte gLrbeiter be.
i6ditiqt mnren. uno Damn otf an-
0ere @eballoe i6eriprang.
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1aMnt1nien 1lcbt ltnt
observation-disclosures ndt67
9ieIe Gadridlt fiubet anf GraaS OOn
3eituHgsmclOnuscH i'm 9ieidStag
Ser6reitung,

(Tue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
A, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
1919
2(niterOom 4. 9e8. S25ln oeltt
i6cn Gcidstog 8trfttIierte auf @runO
bon MeIoungen oes Qiiiieloorfer @e-
netolon5eigers 6as @erildt Dab gtu-
mGnien in Berlin uno 8ien megen
zines Observation-Disclosures mo an0crer
Observation-Disclosures angciragt ia.
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DcutIbe tocNcn
GnticbeiSMn0sIcbla
Go Scntet SefretGr gnftr in Ieinem
iuOftntlideu aricgsberi6te an.
6iirdlten glmcrifa.

Iuh Der 3cilti6en, alf Der meItli6en
SSront einen entihei0cn0en aonpf
ber6ci3ufii6rcrL miro in bem 1leber.
bid, 0es 0epartemet5 iiber Die mi.
litdrti6en Gperotiongn pQbren0 Der
am /. Ge5. 3u Gn0e gegongenen
8odJe, ser qeItern Q6cn0 bonn 5efres
tar 9ofcr 6etaunt gegc6cn puroe, an
ge0eutet
Sic 6eroorrogcnoe Gotia4c in
Der oIacnciuen nilitdriiden Gage" /.
iogte Ser llcberblif, lift bette in Der
inmcr nodienoeu 0}obilitot Der "a
tigteit ser Irltppeu 3u finocn.
Scr ite1enoe aonlpf bat oen Sc
meaulQsattionen 4}lob qe9eben.
.GS iheint, oQB cine @ntiheiolng
bon 0en 6cinoe aeillht miro, Der elm.
iie6t. 0aB er oie 8ilr0e oe$ @raben-
fricgcs nibt lue6r lonQe ousbalten
fanlJ Die i6u bnu 0ct glaiiertgt
uuige3nltngen muroe.
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ell 5tlI S''l.Il''' S'u,.yi.2 y3 3.'l,,'l''..,.. W.
Gruppcn, Die 0urd Die im1ere Gage
RuBlon05 moglih nuroe. 9ieie 0f,
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it; ,6sat .,,.',ol' S ,t ,+ $500 So ,,,,ai,Eo
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| gGie SJtaliener bQben 6urd ciuG
| qroBortige araftonitrenguug igrl
g'.,9s,. ~ H. 'egl ora;,ta, ,,,a,r Sa o0ai
ou;l o<5 ~ ,.; 80, l2uls5s nt56o ,tT ~. ~
laI!.'''Ve ~ : .yls1''''I'9 'N''' w 0'F
.9ie 5hlieBltnQ ser If)uei3er
| @rel3e fitr 8lDei 93oden nlag on0elt.
ten, 0oB Der }em0 groBe Strcit.
/ frGfte, iomo6l on Gruppen Die &nno.
/ nen nodl 0cln g2eiten idnfit.
Ser Iein0 ntmmt fortp06renH
| Qr6Bere Stontinocntc oou Der Citfroui
/ tort. 2lIe quten Eruppcn Die 'ntogIt.
der g9eiic ridYt notUenoiq 1nt0 ner.
Sen noh un0eren &anpf5onen gt
/ iaR6t.
oSo, 6af, nenn audi 0ie 95abre5.
5ett niht befonoers gun7tid tit fiji
0ur6iil6rltna mi(ttarii6er Gperotio.
men at4f QrDgclu 6uBc, bod megar
ser 6riiden0en gtotUclOiQfeit oie 8e.
! meQunQen uttfredt 3lt er1alten. ueite
re GffeniiDcn erBartct lpcroen oiir.
iell
,2ln6ercricits mcr0cn bic 2Gatior
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Sit 3eiten mtB Der g}enid 5um
9aitcu 0e5 8ilrgers lelocH 20 mar
es non ieber 9ebrmt6Iih, iulo ooran
ioQ man uidjt riltteln.
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cid beugen lit feline llnebre aub
sic polle 2lebre 6ei0t iid I'M 2SInne,
un0 iogar Die ltol5c eide beugt ibre
ar0ne.
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Nnrsc SnIDeiiernadlt in 9}eW gl0rf

9}cu yort 3. Ge3. sir Die
glatio5rsieitIidfeiten merOen belter
feine Son1erli5enien fir Die gan3c
g}odt belDilligt lperoen, iDie I'M 2ebt-
iobre. 60 bot @}apor Dhtdel emf
ifiaoen. 9origeS Syobr mlir6cn 5por
ctlitbe 6ieier 2i5euien belpiqigt, ipd.
ter obcr bonn giirgermeiIter mi0er-
rufen. Ser 2lmtsternlnt 0es icbige1
9iirgernteiIterS Idlit NIT Dem 81,
Qe3anber al, lmo 0esboI6 mer0en es
ct(ic6e Q8trti6aft5- uno Cabaret
gigeltiuner mogl riStierel Die
gon3e 9Ia4t ofien au botten 0a Iie
iic6 Dor Ser ueuen Gerlpoltunq unter
ylopor @plon nidt5 au filrdten
iheinen.
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cine 9er519erllng Der 9IIeniipope-
rationea berbelaeIglrt.
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Sdlimme 3nitanbe in 8ctreiOeipci
dern entbeft.

Cincinnati, 4. 3e5. Qaut Ell
mem 8eridJt. ben Staat5 5cuermar-
idoQ 6lemnling beroffentIidt bot
6oben ieine S5ltipeftoren in Der Iebten
3eit bei Der 9eiiftigung bon bieits
gen @etreioeipei1ern un0 in 2(nlu-
gen in oeneu gtobrungsmittel htr
Die Auiierteu ber9elteIlt perocn nit
Be3ug altf 5euersgeIobr obiolut lm-
boltbore 3ultanoe ent0edt Ger
Stoat8 5epernaridaa bat Die 9}n-
men Der betrefienoer }irneu lit iei-
nem 8eridt niht betmmt gagebelL
ober iie ilnO lanlt mo ion0er5 ge.
3pungen lpor0en, imuer3il9li6
@anoel 3lt idoifen. S5n ciner Der
2lnlagen fanocu Die ,ynipettoreu 8lni-
lden 0en 8etrei0eborrQten mc9rere
6auieu otter boIbDerfoulter Sddc,
Die 0nrh Selbitent5iln0lna bereits
meDrfo6 IN 8rono qeroteu poreu.
,Ju elmer 2lnlage mar Die elettrilhe
2eitltug 0erart nernodldiiigt ooB es
folun berltanolih Dor, DnB bort niht
idon Ian8It ejll 6euer gum AusbrudJ
gefonnneu mar. S5n elmer bierItndi-
gen groBen &oser8ebau0e mar nab
reno Ser gioht nur Elm ein8iger Elm.
orni9er 8odter itationicrt Der nit
einer Ge0aterne ieine RrH6en mnbte
2luBer0em gelon8 es Den 5nipeftoren
obne ie6loe0e Shloierigfeit mitteu
in Der gtodt IN oos betrefienOe 5e.
6Guoe 5t gelangen. a5n an0eren PIN.
lo9en muroen &niierihlaude ent
oedt, oie bolbDerioult moren uno i'm
Sale zines 6eters obiolltt 5peflos
geiueien ndren.
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1i1etterberiM

9nr nniaba unO 1lmoeBenO: SeIlipeile be.
b,sfft be,rfe oben0 tit0 glittDoh, etlDag f1lter
bsrfe abeno pdrnler MlittiDod
Siir gaebrosfo: Teilpeiie beDoIft bette
obenS ltu6 neitttuod,, pdrmer Gatttpodl.
sSiir Soma. Seilfpeie bep0lt unb tdlter
herte obeno, Wlihlpod) nagemein ihon.
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(Truo translation filed with the
g5stmastei at Omaha, Neb, on Dec.
IA, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
tfQfYA
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Die rniiiidJc aommiiiiOn.

4Setrogrn0, A GC5.-Gle rltllnde
aomlniliio., neIhe iih IN 0aS
Soltptquartier 0es Grin5cn Seopolo
BON go0ern begeben bot, nm Die
Observation-Disclosures etn5uleiten,
beitebt ans iolgeAoen 0iitQlieOern:
aobenop, 4rdiioeut oes udruliiidell
SoDietfougreB, oas aerensfp itllratei
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Der nfrifnniidle 1elOlna

Qon0on 4. 3c3 Sier nur0e
lebte 9}odt sic offi3ieae 2tnfilu0is
qung gemodt, bah 0itairifa roa'
itdn0ig bonn 5einoe geiau6ert lit.
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Bob TN Nerbdltnig mebr 9eutide ibr eieeneB
penn beiiscn, nIs gueeb0riee onOerer 9lo.
tionen.
gser oesboTb @runbfhde $aitfer 2dSen
iino Garmeu au berfaufen bat, ioIte oies In
Der Eribine onoeieen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-24
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-N You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young Is to
feel young-to do this you must watch
your liver and bowels-there's no need
of having a sallow Complementary
rings under your eyes-pimples-a bill
ious look in your face-dull eye. with
no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent Of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well-known physician
in Ohio, perfected vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, are gentle in their
action, yet always effective. They bring
about that exuberance of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en-
joyed by everyone, by toning up the liver
and clearing the system Of impurities,
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. lOc and
Csc per box. All druggists