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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23
Wagner County to
Try Again for Cut
Of Cherokee County

Special to The World
TAIlLEQUAH. okla. rec. %
Wagner county feels that II iust
must have "A slice off the county
of Cherokee, and to that end pc
titions are being circulated ask
ing that an election he held for
the proposed change. During the
month of November last TN cleo
ton was held, II being then pro-
posed to add "A section of Cheto-
kee to Wagner, bu when the
votes were counted I was found
that Cherokee county had sue
coeded In retaining ITS territory.
But those I'm favor OF hecomirG
attached to Wagner were not
satisfied, and now an effort Will
he made to detach portion of
the Yonkers aud Clear Creek
territory northwest of Table
quah to Wagner. The excuse
OF those who favor going to
Wagner Is that the distance TO
Tahlequah, the county seat. Is too
great, while another Is that no
roads and bridges. particularly
bridges have been built In the
Unaffected section.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

NEW NOTIK, Dec. 22.-The gov
ernment has taken over the Lakewood
hotel at Lakewood. n. j.. famous win
ter health resort. as a hospital for
ccnvalescing soldiers, 1t was an
ncunccd here today. The hotel has
four hundred rooms and is considered
virtually fireproof " will be remod-
eled to provide for three or four thou
sand patients
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

F'VIIIHI 10 HV " UTIU,
ELACkWELL, Okla. Dec ga
Blackwell is to have an up-to- date
opera house, which is being built on
West Blackwell avenue. The first
floor has been built out of concrete.
The work on building the balcony and
stage is to begin this week. A stage
carpenter has been employed and will
come here from Oklahoma City to do
the work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

PHILADELPHIA
Athletic uniform.
The first deal that broke dbeatng combination when
disposal member Mcnns perhaps nfd
Of
worlds champions
OF
a in
only soda
hang 800 to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

changed hands at prices running to
five figures, but nothing like $4,000
or even $4,000 is known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
MEXICO RAILWAY
MEN AFFECTED
LARGE NUMBER OF WRECKS CAUSES
GOVERNMENT TO DECIDE TO
EXAMINE ALL WORKERS.

LAREDO. Tex, Jan. l6. A. 4 result
OF the large number of railroad wrecks
which recently have occurred Throughout
the republic Of Mexico. railroad officials
have issued 4 circular demanding that all
employees undergo u strict examination,
and whore unqualified are 10 be- IInme-
diatcly relieved from the service. accord
ing ~ Mexican newspapers reaching the
border.
superintendent nave been instructed To
examine all engineers, conductors. dis
satchcrs, fircmen, brakcmen, telegra-
piers, station agents and other employees
IN order % ascertain ii thp.- knowledge
81 the transportation department j. suf
ficient % Justify their retention IN the
service.
III j. believed that ~ '.wccdinc ont
those who cannot pass the strict eXami-
nation, wrecks, through m.sinicrpretation
1T the railroading rules, will bc reduced
10 a minimum.
l. h said that no employee will be given
the examination after January rs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
New Jersey Has New Ruler.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 1G.-The inaug-
%uration Of Walter +. Edge. Of Atlantic City,
~ governor of New Jersey took place ut
the Taylor Opera House ut n0on today IN
the presence Of members OF both branches
Of the legislature and a large number "
other spectators. The oath of office was
administered BIZ Chief Justice Gummere.
The great seal Of the state was formally
handed I'd Governor Edge IN the retiring
governor, james r.. Fielder. after which
Governor Edge delivered Al~ inaugural. At
the conclusion of the ceremonies, Governor
Edge and Ex-Governor Fielder. and the
state officials aud members 81 the leei~-
Iature went wv the reviewing stand. from.
which ticv reviewed the inaugural parade.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
Villistas Mistake An
Irish Flag For An AID

l1R
LAREDO. Tex. Jan. l6.-A tsory mol
without innor l. being told along the Dor
der by refugees who recently arrived from
Torr-on which fell later to The NiIlisins.
Fear of m~isireatment led many foreign
ers to seek refuge in flight but Il large
number remained, many Of them placing
the coat of arms of their country upon
their doors, in the hope of insuring their
safety.
According TO the refugees, q patry Of
Nillistas went Though the Siri,ts and
one Of the men noticed an Irish flag tack
cd on the door of a small hut. supposedly
occupied BIZ q son Of Erin.
What nation j. that represented by
q green flag with a harp ia the ccntcr!'
il the question alleged to have been asked
BY one of the Nillistas.
"Oh, never mind hat flag" replied his
companion, 1T don't represent the flag
of any nation but IS merely an advertise
ment of a poor maestro Dc muSica' (mu-
~ic teacher.)'
Refugees say that the Irish occupant
was uumolested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

pass M applications tor vrit- ot error.
This Jaw if enacted. IL il said. will relieve
the cougc-ted condition of the stale >u
premc court.
II such wrt~ are granted. The supreme
court shall review the ca~t~ IVY IN present.
but III denied. then the matter shall not
come before the supreme court. Ia other
words, the Judges of the appellate courts
80 designated, shall be vested with the
anne power az if they were members OF
the supreme court.
The bin also provides that not more
than one Justice shall br designated tu
serve at any one time from any one oil
these ourt~ of civil appeals. This bill
has the approval ot 4 committee from
the Texas Bar association and one fran
cd by the governor and chief justice Of
the supreme court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
Preparedness.

Going INTO 4 telegraph office one day,
snapper Garrison. the Jockey, saw an ON
sporting friend engaged In writing q tele
gram.
"Garri~ou.' hc said. "i'm sending W
telegram to my wife. and linn broke. III
q good fellow and prepay Il ter me-
Garrison took The message aud glanced
at w. III read:
Cook un everything yun've ant in ihr
house today I'm coming home tomorro +
WV hpck thc stove"
Garrison Sent thr mo-- -n. ~'- i.nt-
Post Dispatch.
Four pins attached wv thc rim WI 4 new
platter hold meat firmly fnr carving.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
A GOOD WINTER HABIT

Many people dread winter because
the sudden climatic changes bring
colds, grippe, rheumatism, tonsilitis OF
bronchitis. But thousands Of we'll
informed men and women today avoid
much sicknessfor themselves and their
children by taking a few bottles of
SCOTS Emulsion 10 make richer blood,
fortify the membranes If the throat
andchestan create hody-warmthto tore
sist sickness Soldiers At warreceive cod
liver oil; il Will also strengthen YOU.
SCOT & BOVINE. Bloomfield. MI AL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
How'S This?

We OFFER One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ease ~ Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the pas thirty
Ave years. aud has become known as the
most reliable remedy FOR Caterrh. Hairs
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the R'0Od on
the Mucous surfaces. eSpelling tile Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls CatarTh
Medicine for a short time you vii see a
great improvement IN your general
health. Start takiEg Halls Cntarrh Neei-
cine at once n get rid OF cotarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
r. 7. CHENEY e co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold bv all DRUGGISTS. 15c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
An Eve 10 Business.

This play is the worst ever. ! am
going I'd demand my money back
wait until after the next act. old maa.
Ten wears elap~e between Acts I and ?
and YOU can demand interest on ynur
money fer that length Of time.'-Boston
Transcript.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
Texas Law Association
Proposes Relief Pan

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE Ts>a~
law dissertation ha~ %prono-ci y rli tu t.
introduced IN the Legislature vhirh viii
empower the chief Justice or any az ine
associate Justice ~ name three %Ju-t,c,-
of the courts Of civil appeals MA, viii
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

feeds al lower cost. and problems relas-
ing 10 the marketing 81 live stock are
among the subjects that will receive the
attention Ut the convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

IT, give wrestler practice 2 stuffed fig
IRE Ut a man that requires much effort
to overturn has been patented IN 4 resi-
dent of Washington. ID. &.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

Bl BRIGHT. intelligent boy IF good family. a.
eFTdnd and olfic. bay ur similar work after
school hours and al day on Saturday. Apply /.
Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

WANTED Energetic active man 10 establish
permanent business. Whole ~ part Time.
Health and Accident Insurance. immediate
cash returns and future. National Casualty
Comuanv. Detroit. Mich. 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED re III y Second hand typewriter.
Cheap fnr cash. Underwood preferred. Reply
rs letter. u. Herald. ;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

an ol useful IN the manufacture Wy
soap IVY obtained from grape seeds m Ar
gentina.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

WAITER WANTED No boozer. Write u ;.
Cafe. Mercedes. Texas. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE One corner Tor and five room
cottage on I.eyee street. Apply l2O3 Wash.
intun st. ID
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

WANTED To SELL ny owner. Lot M. A.
Block ~. ON ear line. West Brownsville. al
sacrifice. Make me an offer. Boa ga san
Antonio. Texas. IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16
LOST AND FOUND.

IoST-Christmas day. y white female fox Ter.
rfer with on" black mn~kiug and cliunnd tail
Answer D" name Nellie" Erwrri II return
,l Il" 'nd"r ~. lnn fiicr. lldrtS. Co.. lrf
fi"li ArthlrrN. III
ROT Nb-PACkAaE pF RECEIPTS. Major
l, from A. q. Smith Mercantile. Company.
Same can hr had hy applying III Herald office
and paving for this advertisements ct
LOST uR STOLEN SILK inra~nl. with gold
handle. Reward II returned 10 The Herald
oti't. tItt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-16

In a test made by
David l.. Gallup, Nj.
E., Professor of Gas
Engineering, WOr-
ceSter Polytechnic
Institute, a stock
Maxwell Touring
Car made from D to
33.7 miles per gallon
of gasoline at speeds
ranging from 10 to
IS miles per hour.
We reproduce a let
ter from Professor
Gallup concerning
this test.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
8rife nirS nhneriiicn.

aeorneb, %. MGr8. 0ie cine
@1eile Ionge Sol5briife iiber Der
Blotte SluB muB ~obgeriiien meroen
6n ole 8feiIer mori4 gerporOen iino
Die Bride puroe oesbdlb bereits
am Montog fir oen 8erfebr abge.
iperrt, un0 be1,te Ioa nit Der SHE.
oerreiBung begonnen neroeu. Sc
bic nelie Bride nod ntft fertigge.
iteIlt iit, ioa our9 glttfidittten Dor
Sizes uno Snn6 cine 8llrt bergeIteat
tper6en, 6amit 6ubrfperfe uno 2lu
tontobi[e ben 8luB p%oiiieren tonnen
Cine Menge 8tibrmerfe mar geiterr
onutit beid6ftigt SaHo un0 Sizes
1erbet5uidoffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
@om ge6enlermett.

Die eriten Ste9s unO ge6Derfu3s
6e8 8tnbes tpsrOen bGufig fiinItli1
berborgerufen. Stat bab Mutter
unb Batter rubig Dprten, Bis bic Ra.
tur ielbit bur9 bic BON innen berous
fpirtsnbe Rroft bes tinbli9en a0rs
pers ods 2inb9en beranlabt, feline
eriten Stebs unb @ebberiuhe su mos
den, itsltt man bas &inb 70 unb 70
oft am Gage ouf feline 8ein9eR, obs
glei6 es nod DieI gu i6pa6 lit unb
unter ieinem eigenen Geni9t INNER
tpieOsr 3ufammenbri6t. 9os ioIlten
Die WItter unb anbern Gr3ieber Der
Rinber bod unter allen umItdnbsn
I'm Sntereife beg 4tnbes Iaffen, benu
bieie tiinItliden Stebs uno @ebpsrs
Jude rGden iid i9pet an Der Sc
innb6eit uno Bo9Ifabrt bes 3inbes.
Rrumme 8einden unb allgemetHe
S9pd9ung bpr9 lteberdnItrsneung
bss tinOIi9er a0rpers, bsiien gan3e
aeiitungsfdbigfsit Osrartisen gsrjRs
den burdails nidt setpadien 1T, finb
bic bebnuernsusrten 6pIgsn. Sebs
Wlutter follte ii9's besbaIb 3llr Itren>
gen Regef MAIDEN, bic eriten Gtebs
unb @ebperInae ibres &inbes rubig
Der glotur 3u iiberldffen. Die Ras
fur 1T bic Bette G~r5ieberir. sic ere
muntert oas aino ai9i friiber gu
Ioi9en 9srfuden. biz bas Rina aud
bic ba5u R6tiss Strait unb Jdbiatsis
bsliBt uub fomit isinsn S6aOn nsbs
men fam. Nie IoIlte cine Wutter
tbr atnDden tiinftIia gu bieien @srs
IuGen animieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
1lMsf0a ser itdStii0cn
Wablcn INT Jcwa!

0tttmiua, So, 90. We1r8. -g1it
512 thinner Maioritdt n1lroe Qdt
2eenep iber oen gegenpdrtigen 9ir-
germetiter 6reo 6. Garter GUM
Sberboupt bon 9ttumtpa ertp1blt.
ct mar bereits borber Mtabor Der
Stnot geDeien.
Maion Gitp So, %. MGr5.-
Ger gegenip1rtige 8iirgermeiIter E.
u. 8otter mur6e NIT BAT Stimmen.
mebrbeit ilber So6n Stanton pie6er-
ertpd6lt. Gbag. 90. See muroe On.
perintenoent 0es Observation-Disclosures,
m09reno Is. 8. @oltlo gum StraBeu.
aommtii4r mie0ererndblt tpuroe.
Boone, Sa., %. Rar5.- Redts-
onipult 9. IS. gater lit Ser neue
girgermeilter bon Boone. Sein
@egner mar GJ.glagor Sobn g.
GroofS.
soma gitn ga, IS. Rar3. =
Der bis9erige @itrgermeiiter George
IS. &oonB muroe nit 300 Stims
men Wlebrbeit BON ). s.. Steb6ins
gef6ldgen.
Sn0ianola, Sa.. %. Wadr3.
Snbionola, uel6es pegen Itrifter
0ur6filbrung 0e8 mitteloIterli6en
SonntagSgeleBes Den glanen Die
beiliQe Sta0t" botte, bat Iouter 81.
berale in ben Sta0trot eriuGbIt, ol
oelien Spite s. s. 8el0on oils
8iirgermeiiter itebt.
8aberlB ga, rs. 4JtGr3. lin.
Ter biSberiqer Mlnbor 3. u. 0iitci,p,
Der feline Gppoittion batte, DnrOe
nie6erermdblt.
anorpiIle, So., IS. Mdr8, - g..
$. Gamble. Oos bisberige Stabt.
~oberbotlpt tunr0e iber Som g1tlbert-
ion nit GROCER @tdioritot nieoerer.
nablt.
Sc 02urs, So, %. @adr5. Sc
porge 0c2ain muroe NIT 200 Stim-
men Mebrbeit iiber oen iesigen
MnDm Grant S. 6mitb gum Biz.
germeiiter erndblt.
Charles Gitp So, 28. Mdra. -
Ger Re9tsmipaIt BtsIeu Sente lit
5lmt @iireermeiiter ertpablt noroen.
Seine MebrDeit betrilg 128 Slim.
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28

fernt, bod tparoe an Der Rotor.
hummer oie Mloidine toentiitaiert.
9aS 9olls bon 6ormant @aoore
bon Dem nelleu Sotel, pelhe3, Oa
ieine 6rait aud bier 1T, in 9e8
@oineS obne irgerbmelde @ufii6t
it, loltr6e bon Spibbuben boaitan.
big attsgepliinoert. Selbit Die Sep
piAe nitrben miteerommen.
g. @. Sioner, g. s. Mapes tn6
o. s. &itrner reiiten nod 2incoln
nm ibr @emi6t fir 6a8 otrodene"
@eies in Die Usage 5tt. merfen.
artbur 2orien8 Automobil, mel
DIES iBm fiiralid geitoblen tpuroe,
lit IN NeIeigb eefrn0en iporOen.
Charles $. 2orO, ein SAmie6
bon gliderioL mollte ieinen Sobn
beiu9en, uno 0o er Die 8amilie
ntdt at Souie befano, ieBte er iid
in ietnen 8agerL Inn olf iie 81
narten. 4Is 6ieIe nod Soule fom
fan0 ite ben olten Serrn tot IN iets
mem 8agen; ein Ser8i6tag batte
ieinem 2e6en elm @noe gemo6t.
Seute Dor SO Sdbren trat Der
8lattefluB aus ieinen llfern un6
beruriadte Die or0Be neberiamem'
mtng, pel9e felt Dem 8eiteben Der
Stoot gu beraeidnen mar. gS miro
er3dblt, 6oB man ole M2ilitarp Qoe.
nit 8ooten befltbr.
gbriit. Sumter, Ser Dor einigen
8agen infolge 4ufforoerung nit
Dem 8oli3iiten 8roB ben 6ormer
Setter Senien tpegen l1ebertretung
Der 8erfebr8regeln berfolgte, unO
oann bon benz Garmer ms @elf9t
gei6lngen pur0e, bat oenielben I'M
Die Sumlne bon $1,000 fir Die er-
Iittenen 8erlebungen un6 8eleiOis
gling oerflagt.
9o Wiiter Sonmonb nod ni6tS
bon Der groBen Sbation uno 8rie.
INSTRUMENTATION mel6e gelegents
lid ser Geoe beg Senators Rorris
in 2incpIn itattfanO, geb6rt bat,
10 inuBte er ieine 8eitung nit Sen
idnolen RaArihten bon ben Der.
flaoten ormen gelgiern, fpelfe nod
oa3u berbungern, ausfiGen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
.. II. Biirecrpercin BON
Sutton u. 1~m0e0enS!

0d9iten Sonna6en0, Ben 81. 5.
MonatS, aberos 8 ltbr Sobre8ber.
iommlltn9 in Der So6, 6ellop8 8ale.
0te MitgIieoer ffno gebeten, boa-
sdblig gu erideinen, oa nift MIR
Sobresn6rednltng un6 9eamtenpabl
~ftdttfinoen miro. Ionoern aud Sra
gen politii6er Qrt in Grtp6gung ge-
8ogen per0en ioQeu.
S. SEEING Sefr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
geoe6t GelbitmorS.

Beatrice, %. Mara, Ser Sor.
rner 2etpis 8ortooosfb, Der Ore
ReiIen tpeitli6 bon 8arneitor
ipobnte, begging geitern SelbitmorO.
inoem er iid cine attgel ms $era
idoB. 8orber botte er iette Graii
an Ro6barn geihift. 8artobosfp,
Der 81 Sabre alt mar, bate 8rei-
tag, ais Elm 8fer6 a1rf i'm Itiir8te
8erlesungen oabor eetrdgerb uni
man gIotbt, ooB fem 3uitono ibr
gum 6elbItmor6 beronIoBt bat. 81
binterldBt miBer ieiner 6ralt arue.
&inoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
Ginbred6er oboefost.

SetpnrO, %. W1dr8. 0oflt.
mori6oG 6ront Gong iiberrai9te
Montag naft eirlen Gin6reder, mie
0erIelbe aus benz 2aoen bon @rafi
Bros. ats Der $intertiir entpi6.
Der 9uride iud)te Sen ibn berbaf,
tenoen 8eautten nieoer5uitedett mo-.
rouf Gong atf i'm idoB itn6 ibm cine
@uftoe i'm Qrm beibrodte, rporaui
er Die @erbafhtng bornebmen fonnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
K0iIer IeiHct an
5mGcrkrank1 cit7

Bern, %. Nedra. aoiier @il.
belm Ieioet on ether leidten Gornt
Ser 8nderfrmf6eit pnO befinOet fifJ
3ur alir in Somburg. 60 beiagt
cine beiite bier eingetroffene nrabt.
loIe 0epeibe.
0ie aer5te oes @onm6en boben
bic 8erFderung gegeben, oaB bel Ell.
ner iorgf1ltigen 3lir6fibrltng Der
&1ir tnO otesbeaiigliHen 9ebanbIultg
cine boaitdnoige Seriteqttng er5ielt
rperben fam, bod ioaen bic Sorgeit
oes &oiiers Die $eiluug oerlangia.
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
@et6uOiiten aOnfersns.

2incoIn, %. MGr3. Die Sab
resfonfereu3 Der Metbo6iiten Gpisfo.
pal &ir6en fpuroe am 9ien8tog bier
eroffnet. Gtpo bun0ert Qelegaten
aus Nebrosfn, oklahoma, aanios,
Colorado itnb @pomtu6 mnren err
idienen. 9ie aonferen5 toututt am
Samstag gum abidluB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
Mns Sem Situate g1ebrasfa!

". Roinbolt, friiber IN Omaha mobn.
baft, itiirSte IN ibrem Seim bier
bic Greppe binunter nno tri1g cine
@ebirneridiitterttng ooOon. Sbrt
8odter, Sran M. s. 8ti6bola IND
ibr Sobn 8iliam 9fainbolt Don
Gmnba befinbeu ii6 aa ibreW
&rantenbett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-28
Gin Opfer brs MiNiNippt.


Gebr 5aDlret9 iIRO lie ia bic D..
fer bes lountgen n8aters Der Stt0s
ne, bensn NIT uOer obne beionoers
neberlpnemmung thr 9eim tsilpeta
e o0er sano abgebrodeIt unO Iortgez
,1nemmt purns. Iber bic Begr
ic,psmmung gart3er StaOtgsmsinDeH
am Wliftilppt 1T bod etpas uugeo
nobnIt9es, unb Elm iol4er lift l9on
inert, ietner ettpas udber gu geOsns
fen, aumaI no es ftp I'M Elm aItbes
rllbmtes StdDt9en banOelt.
9opefielo In Artantas mar i9pn
i'm Sa9re 1847 le9r pettbiu betannt
ais etn GROCER 2ogerpIaB fir @ols
baten bon &sutudb, Ssnusfes unb
S%trginien, tpeIhe IN ben &rteg ge9et
ytsrttO 5ogen; unD es genOb aud
einen nus9ebreiteten Rui ourb bum
btrte BON ginpanberern, oeuen bic
SegeRb nod mebr getiel, ais Der i9os
ne 4ame bes StaDt9ens, uno nels
DE Oa4ten: n9ier TT gut ietn, IaBt
rms bier 0utten baueR"; unO aus
ben 9utten ipurDen bolD 6duler.
Sn ieinen SugenOtagen mar 6oz
pttlel0 Elm dus1t9tsDDuer Nebenbube
LEI Der Sennelee'er 9tetrppDIs Mems
p6tS, peI9e gernbe auf ber anberen
Sette besUttnifippt Iiegt. SIS erbielt
etnea broBen 3u5ag itaH0iger SieDs
Ter nod benz 2rIege unO bliibte ims
mel me9r auf. 9eute 1T iogut ME
nt4ts mebr BON tbm ibrig, - Der
@trombater mar tbm ntat gnGbig!
Rod Dor finf3eAn Sabren geoie6
3opeftelo gut, Dbi6oH Ii9 feline
grObitabt : SrGume ai6t perpirts
lift batten.
absr Der tidif6e Strom begonn
fi9 INNER petter in bas QrtanIaier
geitaOe biaeinSuttsFen, unO elm Sc
bduoe bon 9opetielp na4 Dem an>
bern ftiir5te in bas BaFer! SIS MUIR
Dc thinner pabri4einIi9er, baB bag
S4tdfal Der Staot beIiegeIt mar;
p6faon ibr l%Intergang nur ltidipeiie
erfolgte, mar bas 8erbGngnts ntht
a%af3ubaIten.
9ebeH mir peiter Bis gum Sabre
1914, tpeI9es bos ,9pDesurteilS fir
9opefieIo aud antIi9 poQfredte.
gines f4DHen Ober oielmebr fir
ple 9eDDIterung unl9Gnen Moraeng
tam Der POftmeiiter BON SopefieIb
mad benz 3oabaute Orii6en in Wems
p4is, anb traurigen 8lide8 ii6eraab
e Dem bortigen poitpertpaIter einen
Yoitiad uno Derf6iebenes aubere
3ube1Or ieines amtss. unb er brads
te bic tribe &unDs, baB in Der uers
fpi4enen Ra4t bas gOitgebduoe in
Den JtuB gerifen tporoen iei, unb
aud ale anoeren @ebdube Der Stabt
bas glei4e SaidiaI gebabt bdtten.
= nit Qusnabme zines einaioen
Bpbnbouiss, elmer G8eune un6 els
mes 9abneritulles. Inter oieien Inn
tonben, ertIGrte CT nit entiaqundss
btlIer Debmut, bleibe ibm tpobl nidtg
atrig, ais in Istnsr bisberiaen gia
9eniaaft ab3ubantsn. Sn Der Sat
murbe tur3 Oarauf bas pOtamt bon
9opefisIb Offi3ielI gef8IORen, fir
INNER Ooer tpentsitens fir 10 Iange,
pit es benz beipoien giiFiFippi 9es
fGlt.
90 TT bic gauge 9errIt6teit foaut
ME beri4punben, 0as 2pfer elmer
Na4t, bic 10 OieIfad 9e6en gi6t, ober
AUDI 2eben nimmt! bod Der etptas
liHse 9i4ter nirbe pobI aud bier
eripartuugsooa iingen:
LIMB abermals mad Iiiuf6uua
bert Sabren
@tq i'd besieIbigen Me9ts fab
rem"
pisisi4t tnn's au4 i4on fanf8is.
lper pstBa
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,,ueMes Ccben"
Gmr6 GaScmene!
uNents eebes. sHtd eassmsn.!

geebrter Serr.--DurG has etnne6men bon
gabone1e tablets errare i4 MIR n1eueS
9ebeH@; mar Iesten @inter gefdbrTi9 an Ca
Grippe erfrGnft uub bic me6f8tn beS Nrstes
Gan enbfo6Ien uno Tteb mir btefeIben 20
MeiIen melt inf6en. Ranoem Id otefeI6en
erit etne 9one eeBraufe, ftbIe 10 bereits
etne beheiteroe gefferu1e, babe Gppettt lnb
iunbbestsbn9 gu feitoen. So1a9tenb,
%. q. BenHinetpn, gBburtun, Arf.
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CckAl>uatbrtt0tctt
aus Srentcnt, uebr.
Grer,onf OF m1r,

DItTITUIIIl IT, UtUI3.
Som MormeG neiteS 5oro auto.
mobit, neldes Inn Dor Ginger
3eit geitoblen tpuroe, lift in gfa-
benna qefunben mor6en. 3pei
W1nner, IN oeren 8eitt Die Gar qe.
frmoen tuur0e, tpur0en ber6aftet.
sic batten Die Summer 9latte emf
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aufbsr SnfeI Guba 1T eli,
ipeiher uuO le~ibsnartiser Joferitoh
entbedt porben. Der ii9 DorSigIi4
CUR 6~srifeIuns BON 3hderiGdsn eiss
net. er mddt Elm feites mlb Oihtes
Gstpebs uaD ihrlmDfs Riat sin.
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0abpmtne IN unabertrefmdla

10. DttpUer 1915.
gserts Serren:-gtite UNI 8ufenbure -Sbres
@efunobeitseuhes; babe iest 6ie Bipeite g6a9s
tel gnboHtete Tablets. 0iefeI6en ftH6 utis
lbertrefIt6 fir rerbBfe gerfoHen S9r erae.
6ener, Q. mcs5rtbe,
1e1 gortb Str, go6eiter, q. q.
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9ataMsne hali iam anI be ffiibe!

Beebrte Serren: - Sd m f6te mir cine
uusfdge be5leIth bcr Ga6omene SatIets er.
loubert. Sd nnhuI cine ShahteI 6erielben
unb ie bolfeu mir auf bie SuBe. so fh6Ie
nlif, beNer rro tperoe NIT oere1 Sebrar9
ErfoI8 iplni1eHb, setdnet n6hineshoa,
8, %. 8arbean,
1897 s5tea Ctr, Deiber, Colo.