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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
SHORT ITEMS

The trout fishing season closes
week from next Saturday.
Rev. d. ]. Williams expects to re-
turn from his vacation the latter part
of this week.
Rev. Donald West will occupy the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Donald West will go to his new
pastorate to assume the duties of the
same at Ironwood, Mich, next week.
Just remember that the Marathon
county fair commences one week from
today. Arrange your affairs so that
you can attend.
P. V. o. Van Vechten is making some
new improvements on his residence,
building a new porch and otherwise
adding to it's adornment.
w. W. Albers has found a new cure
for dandruff, itching scalp and falling
hair-Parisian Sage. Even the first
application will help you, and in a
week the hair will stop falling out.
When Frank Krause OF Amigo, emp
tied several sacks of oats into grind
| ing machine he detected small pack
age at the bottom of one of (. them.
1t contained ten dynamite caps. The
police are investigating.
The northern lights were very bril-
liant last Tuesday evening. They
showed up more perfectly than they
have in long time and were much
admired by the many who took par
ticular pains to see them.
Hot weather is hard on people
troubled with their stomach and bow
| els. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
| is just what you need; regulates the
| bowels, tones and cleanses the stom-
ach. Take it and be cool and happy.
w. w. Albers. adv.
While riding a bicycle which was
being towed by motorcycle, VIM. R.
Sielaff was thrown from the wheel be-
low Rothschild park, sustaining a
| fracture of the collar bone. He is
steadily improving. The accident oc-
| cured Thursday morning when Mr..
| Sielaff was going fishing for the day.
The school children of the county
and city schools have received passes
| for the fair as they have for many
years. The tickets were distributed
at the various school buildings in the
| city yesterday morning, while those
! for county children were distributed
some time ago.
| R. A. Tinker of this city, was in re-
ceipt of telegram this morning, in
| forming him of the passing away of
his father, jeremiah Tinker, the day
| before, at his home in Clay Center,
| KaS. at the age of 80 years. Mr.
| Tinker was a soldier in the civil war
and did valient duty in that war for
| the preservation of the Union.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
PERSONALS r

Jack Smith is bacllfxSAnI~ CrAen
Lake, where he has been working on a
farm during the summer mO1f
Herman Frederick of the town, of
Wausau, was in the city on business
Friday. AQI
Frank O'Conner of Madison, was
in the city over Sunday, on official
business for the U. S. government.
Fred Kickbusch of Oakland, Cal,
arrived in the city Sunday for few
days visit with his mother and sisters.
Walter Alexander and Judd Alex
ander came down from the Alexan-
der cottage on Plum lake Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Edgar returned
from Hazelhurst after week end at
their cottage on Lake Catherine.
stewart Manson returned from
Plum lake Sunday evening. He has
spent several months enjoying himself
at the W. B. Scheduled cottage.
Mark s'choIfeld and George Phil
lips came Gown from Plum lake Sun
day. They were up TO attend the
Plum lake golf tournament and re-
NAMED several days after it was over
to fish.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
WALTER HEINEMANN
ON EXEMPTION BOARD

Marathon county cases were heing
heard by the district exemption board
for northwestern Wisconsin at Eau
Claire the latter part of last week.
W. B. Heinemaln, who is on the board,
returned to Wausau last Thursday to
remain here while Marathon cases
are being heard. AS soon as the board
has completed work for this county,
Mr. Heinemann will go to Ashland to
sit with the board there. Five per
cent of all exemptions claimed are ac-
copied, while another twenty per cent
is sent back for further investigation
by local authorities. The average
claim for exemption throughout this
part of the state is estimated at about
sixty-fve per cent.
A new ruling permits the drafting
of a man for clerical service if he
is physically disqualified for army SER
vice.
Under present arrangements there
are few kinds of work which will
exempt a man. Service in most in
dustries is not an acceptable exemp-
ton excuse. Post office employees,
unless they are hardly replacable, will
not be exempted, neither will physi-
clans, Red Cross workers, firemen or
Do1icamnn
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
MEN HOME FROM ARMY CAMPS

The brown uniformed men in the
service of Uncle Sam are especially
noticeable on our streets at the pres
ent time. Several of the boys are
home from Camp Douglas, wiiiie prac-
tically all Wausau young men who
were training at the Reserve Officers
Training camp at Fort Sheridan and
other places are here for a short stay.
These latter men will report by Aug.
%.
The following are home from Fort
Sheridan:
Second Lieutenants, Infantry Sec
ton, Officers Reserve Corps: Talbot
Montgomery, Thorpe L. Edmonds,
Karl A. Schmidt, Sophus D. Gunder-
son, Louis A. Pradt, Jr., Kurt A. Shar-
bau.
Second Lieutenants, Filed Artillery
Section, Officers Reserve Corps: Geo.
r. Ruder.
Second Lieutenant, Aviation Corps
Paul Tobey.
Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster'
Corps: Laurence A. Johnson.
Second Lieutenant, Engineering
Corps: Norman Stone, home from FIT
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Isaac Stephenson is of the opinion
that the time is not far distant when
the water powers of Wisconsin will be
used largely to supply heat, light and
motive power.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
Friday, Aug. 81
2:24 PACE-PuRSE $1,000

William s. Baron Belfry Dick Chippewa Falls, Wis.,
Fred Swift b Swift Bells, Murphy Chippewa Falls, Wis.,
4 Urban Rush, g BnOlla
Miss Deal Star Onward H. Kngbe Strawberry Point Iowa
Ben o. c. Fair Exchange, AL MaIey, Appleton Wis.
Mr.. Dunlap, p. A. Bishop PateviIe Wis.
Margery Patron oh Major Patron Strnad Ang Wis.,
Union Hal, m. Fricke, ManitOwOc
10 ScOrche, b Money Sheet o. Taylor, Durand, Wis.
w. Mckinney Washington GOodal
IL Hal H, HalOck NJ NJ. ]. Hickey AntigO Wis.
IA The Bird Man, Geo. Spencer GAINESVILLE, Wis.,
10 lmelda B, m Guman Hal, f Mcclure, Colo
Is Cecil Direct Baron Direct Mcclure, Denver Colo
IL Syva, SilkO, F. J. Greenwood, Green Bay Wis.
IS Jones, m, M. JOrgensen, CrandOn, Wis.,
10 Black Bud h Ash Bud, H. H. Baine, Ag,
20 Allan Boy, Big, Ed Richards MenOminee, Mich.
2:19 TROT-PURSE $4,000
2:1S14, b m, Rocker, Rhnander Wis.
Miller, Tom Miller H. Murphy, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
m, Gumar Hail. c. II. Battle, Denver, Colo.
Alright, Searchlight VIM. Caura Arkansaw, Wis
Cylinder II. c. Bue Rudolph, Wis.
Black Draft, m, p A. Bishop, Platteyiie, Wis.,
Nick LacOnda LacOnda, L. b. GOOdaII BelOf, Wis.,
Spencer, Miles City Mont
Highland, F. ]. Greenwood, Green Bay, Wis.
Chimes H.. E.. McNutt Oxford, Wis.
III Rita M, Bane MERRILL WIS.,
Boy r. 0stOn, Fargo N. d.
Peter p. r. 0lstOn, Fargo, N d.
Hussn Stevens Point WIS.,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
Wednesday, Aug. %
2::3O PACE-PURSE $4,000

Name OF Horse Color, Owner and Residence
HOrswel, Black River Falls, Wis.,
Klngbel Strawberry Point Iowa.
4 0 C, Fair Exchange Al. MaIey Appleton, Wis
5 Mr. Dunlap, z. A. Bishop, Plattevile, Wis.,
Patron Major PATRON Joe Snad, AntigO WIS.,
Mixer Andrew Beck, ManiOWOc, WIS.,
G, lone o. Taylor, Duand, Wis.
W. Mckinney Washington Mckinney B. GOOda BeOi Wis
| Ha b j. Hickey, Amigo, Wis.
Chimes, Manager, ". Bassett, Amigo, Wis.
10 Imeda B, b F. Mcclure, Denver, Colo.
F.. j. Green Bay, Wis.
B m Jim Woods, d. McndOe, Rhinelander Wis.
G, III. H. Baine.
p. b MI OlOn Fargo, n. d.
1s Allan Boy, S, ed. Richards MenOmnee Mich.
2:24 TROT-PURSE $4,000
2 Maud Miller, T. l. Murphy, Chippewa Falls.
Dgua Columbia Adj, AL. Maley, Appleton Wis.
4 ady b m, Hail. c. H. Battle, Denver, Colo
Searchigh, VIM. Catura, ArkansaW, Wis.
6 Black Draft, b m, p A.. Bishop, PlatteviIe, Wis.
Z Swift Bell Emil Stretch, ManitOWOc, Wis.
I. B. GOOdall BelOi, Wis.
b m, Peter BlIken, NJ. J. Hickey, AntgO Wis.,
Holiday Geo. Spencer, GAINESVILLE Wis.,
Mearl Highland F. j. Greenwood, Green Bay, Wis.
ByronC Chimes, grg Z. McNut, Oxford, Wis.,
Boy, Sentinel Wilkes p r. OlsOn Fargo n D.
Peter Lee, Z. r. OlstOn Fargo N d.
Is Jurwella, b, Baron j. r. F. Iawley, Fargo, N D.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
VACATION NEARING CLOSE

The school bells will ring again in
another week and half, and the boys
and girls of Wausau will go back to
spelling, writing and arithmetic. Sep
TENDER third marks the opening of the
school year, the fair having caused
the board to open the school doors a
week earlier than usual, it being held
a week earlier than usual.
The school registration should not
be affected at all by present condi-
tions. Very few of the High school
students are yet eligible for service.
In fact the number of students en-
rolled in the city schools should be
increased somewhat over last year.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
Central Wisconsin State Fair Association Course
AUGUST 29-3o-3l
HORSE
PERSON

Name Oh Horse Color Sex Sire Owner and Residence
IL W. D. Be- gr g Stronghold E. NJ. Briggs MaustOn,
Ia Little Rapids CHI Wiley Benton,
10 Dick Monk H. Lock Hart Joe f. McGuire
is Harry L, Segerur F. j. Green ay
f ]. Greenwood Green Raw Wis
Joe Lederer br
10 Marie w. br Alfred j z. wLOndOn
20 EVeine b. bl ROma w
p Royal Ward, John Ward, P. r. OIstOn, Fargo
% TmOlOin j. ANIME Two Rivers. Wis
2:19 PACE-PURSE $4,000
L Tom Maybun Will p.
Mary b. br Brentwood r Dick Kunsman, Chippewa
William s, Baron Bel Dick Chippewa
Della Grafton, SOlOn Grafton,
Irene Gentry br Lord Gentry,
DeOse NJ, b. Silver Mark 7. L.. Chippewa
Jimmie Grafton b UnknOWn) Fred HOrswel
Manila Brentwood Brentwood,
8 Teddy Beir Teddy H. f. M. Briggs, MausOn
Kernan atteyile
II Axcyhine, j.. l.. Clements Lone Rock,
~ Bedela Diard Hal billiard, AntgO
Is W. o. b. Stronghold, L. Nj. Briggs,
IA Joan W. Mckinney Washington Mckinney,
10 Imelda B. b Guman Hail. Joe +. Mcclure,
Is Cecil Direct, Direct, F.
IL Direct AIDE, SlkO, F. j. Greenwood Bay,
Is IxcyOn, oh H. r. Ord,W
IS Dicky g. b h. Jerry 6. T. b. GOOdaI, BelOiL Wis.
20 Mary NJ.
q Evelne B. m, r.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
TRIAL OF MISS GRACE LUSK

The hearing of Miss Grace Lusk, a
school teacher, for the killing of Mrs
David Roberts at Waukesha, was held
on Saturday. She pleaded not guilty.
She was represented by Attorneys
Henry hackney o. Waukesha and j.
N. Clancy of Stoughton. Her father,
DR.. A. P. Lusk, of Mosinee, Wis, was
present. Letters written to Mrs. Rob-
erts by Miss Lusk were given public
ity. DR.. Roberts testified that he had
met Miss Lusk in Milwaukee and
other places. The doctor is be-
ing driven into mighty tight
place, and this will answer, in a meas
ure, for the crime. Miss Lusk was
bound over to the December term of
the circuit court
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
ACTION
SURPRISES MANY HERE

This grocer's story surprises local
people: Il had bad stomach trouble.
All fool seemed to sour and form gas.
Was always constipated. Nothing
helped until tried buckthorn bark,
glycerine, ETC., as mixed in Adler-i-ka.
ONE SPOONFUL astonished me with
it's INSTANT action" Because Adler
i-ka fiushes the ENTIRE alimentary
tract; it relieves ANY CASE constipa-
ton, sour stomach or gas and pre-
vents appendicitis. 1t has QUICKEST
action of anything we ever sold. Ploss
Pharmacy.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
HARRY L. MILLER
Now General Superintendent of the
TraylOr Engineering and Manufac-
turing Company of Allentown, Penn
SylVania.

Harry L. Miller, eldest son of Judge
and Mrs. Henry Miller of Wausau, for
more than II years a resident of Mil
waukee, and for a number of years
in the Power Mining and Machinery
company of the city, has lately re-
ceived much more responsible and
former-that of general superintend-
ent of the Traylor Engineering and
Manufacturing Co., of Allentown, Pa,
and at salary of $500. The Mil
waukee company was reluctant to
have Mr.. Miller sever his connection
with it, but felt that it was chance
for promotion which he could not af-
ford to pass up, so urged him to ac-
cept, and with him went the COM
pany's highest recommendations and
best wishes.
Mr.. Miller has moved his family to
Allentown, Pa, and recently the Tray
lor Shipbuilding corporation enter
tanned the following officers and heads
of departments of the Traylor En-
cheering and Manufacturing company
and their families: w. j. Roberts,
1st vice president; H. V. Croft, gen.
eral sales manager; Richard Bern
hard, chief engineer, and H. L. Miller,
general superintendent.
Since Mr.. Miller's connection with
the company it has secured a con-
tract to build twenty new ships for
the government which are to be used
for transportation and other purposes.
Wausau has just cause to feel proud
of it's young men who have gone out
into the world and by their own eff
forts, coupled with ability and per-
severance, have worked their way to
prominence.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
Thursday, Aug. 80
PIP PACE-PURSE $4,000

PIP PACE-PURSE $4,000
Belfry Dick Kunsman Chippewa Falls Wis.,
2 Earl A, Vernon J. Johnson Sparta, Wis.,
E. Phelps Agt, Rice Lake, Wis.,
SeIette G, T. 1. Murphy Chippewa Falls, Wis
The Importer Outline b, f. L. Murphy Chippewa Falls Wis.,
6 W. O. B, g Stronghold E. M. Briggs Mansion, Wis.
Ganz, VIM. Fricke, ManitOwOc, Wis.
Muscovie MucOvi John Mueller MantOWOc, Wis.,
8 Law Gee. Spencer GAINESVILLE, Wis.,
10 Rock Louis Wilkes, Joe F. McGure Denver Colo
IL /, +. j. Greenwood, Green Bay, Wis.
Diad ch Dilard E. H. AIeman, WheelOck, N d.
Marie br j. Husn, New London, Wis.
Axcybetta, xyapeR F. HawIey, Fargo, n. D.
215 PACE-PURSE $4,000
Maybun, NAdsg 1884, West Winnipeg Can.
2 Buddy, g, Ashbud J.. W. Crawford, Fargo, n. ID.
Mary B. br Dick Chippewa
Bey, B Kunsman, Chippewa Falls Wis
Earl A, Vernon, Geo. j. 9GtjJffeent Sparta Wis.
Dumas Phelps, Agt- Rice Lake, Wis.
Javen b g, stelet, 9I fW MafSk! Chippewa Falls,
Importer. dtitsea 81 hoMmphy, Chippewa Falls, Wis.,
Jimmie Grafton b nkperg7 Fred HorsWe Black River Falls Wis.,
Teddy Bear, g, Teddy H, +. " Briggs MauOn Wis.
IL TOgOIite m, u e. III! ktkenan, PlatteTile Wis
Axcyhne III, I1Cp 6sSflements, Lone Rock, W. .
Running races every day.
| reserve the rightEto change this Pro
Eor f,,rtbor fhFOkyo a+iOo oddrocc
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21

William Marcum of Highland, Wis,
was brought by U. S. Marshall Frank
OConnor before James P. Riley, II. S.
court commissioner of this city, for
having failed to register on June s.,
1917, and was bound over to the &C
ton of the federal grand jury at it's
next term. His bail bond was fixed
at $4,000, which the defendant failed
to furnish and he was committed to
the Marathon county jail until his
hearing.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-08-21
What's new for fall
Copyright Hart Schatiner & Marx

A GOOD many and young asking that
n question about clothes.
item Of interests Hart Schaffner & Marx
suits and overcoats fall have arrived.
popular worseds, chevos tweeds, rides
shades green's browns grays checks, pads Stripes
and mixtures and they're alwool, every one of them
Military suits and overcoats the big idea
around, pouch pockets with flaps patch pockets
accented wasines. just few of the newest
features
We don't need argue about the merits of clothes;
you know good you know that they guaranteed
to give you satisfaction your money back.
The values are unusual,
SEM BROTHERS
Young John
Cluet Shirts, Arrow Collars
Wilson Furnishings
Third Street Opposite Court House
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

tritt Der libsralen RiRiitsr ibrsm sigss
nen Ghidial iiberlaiien peroen Ioute,
bas tie, nie man bottle, in burger 8eit
BEN inueren 3trfall unb Der 9ess
abouieruHg ourdb bic Dffeutltbe Yttt.
nuug olisliefern piroe. Die fo3iuliItis
I6en Mitelieeer bes 4abiuetts baben
ben 8ampf aufgenommtn unb iino ents
fhloiIeu, ben 8rlpeis ibrer 6dbtgtett,
oas 2au0 3ur grbnung 3uriid5ufIbren,
gu srbringeu. &erenslp bat f4 sum
MiniiterprdIioeuteR trntnum luFen uno
bic RegierHng bat fd mad Benz @orbilo
ber fraH3oFldtn Rebolution ais Mpbls
fdhrtsausIbuB nit imumI6rdutttr Sc
malt iouitituiert, I'm bic Grgdntldtjon
uuo bic DisSiplin in Der @rmes pieoer
ber5uiteueH sum aampf dufs 4euBerite
aegen bic @egenrebolution uub biz QHors
6ie4 unb 3ur @erpirtlihung beg ums
fangreinen &eformprpqrdmms. bds bic
aegieruHg in i6rer GrtldruHg bonn %,
Suii eutnideIt bat.
9te @ufgabe, bic iid Die ruFiI6e Rss
gisruue bamit gstelt bat, lit unge9euer
uuo iberIteigt beindbs bic ardfte elmer
6aaopuq aua nod 10 eHergii9er unO
entI9lo6eusr Ildnner. Die Sapiertgs
teiteH, nit oenen ie 81 riHgen babtn, Ders
ben 5uoem in ber nd6iten 3eit e6er nod
pd6ien; b OF alien 8ingn bari man bic
Mirtune Der 8riebenstunDgebung BEG
beutiden 8ett8tags aui RuBlano nt4t
unterIndBan, fir beren 8erbreitung in
ben maFsH bic io5iaIifiIhen unD biirs
gerliden 8erFsdter zines Griebfns UNI
ieoen prets fhon forgen perpen. Die
6riebensittmmung i'm rufii9en @olt
parbe obsr unpiberfeblia peroeH,
tpenn cine trdftbOae bemotratiT9e 8ea
ptgung in 9eutidlanb IeIbft ben ,Sps
BiaIpatrioten- tbr Suuptdrgunent gegen
bic Grtldrung Der beutiaeu 8oltsDers
trstung ais 6riebeus5si6en aus Der
6aHh nebmen miiroe, bdB ndmItb ou9
bic ~tldrite @iQensduberurg BEG N:uts
ihen Reidstags bic beutl6e aeqierungsa
pplitit 70 lange 81 niatg berpflihts. als
ntft bic Gegierung uniHittelbar aus benz
Yarlament beroorgebe. un0 bdnn
tpiirbe audi RuBlan6 auf feline 9unbess
eenpHen in Der Ri3tung bes Griebens
einen bernrtigen Druid a~us5uaben 5ers
m6gen, oaB bic friiberm arRgs5iele Der
entente, bic md I'm G~inoernebmen nit
ber Regterung bss 3areu uufgeiteut
porbeu iinb, niht uehr Idnger feTtgebals
ten tperben f1nnten. Cont bleibt auf
BEN bebprfebenben Sonfersn3en sur Be-
fprehuug Der ariegs, unb 5risoenspos
lith Der Qaiierten bic StelIung Der ruis
if8su RegieruHg eegenuber Gnglanb
un5 Granttei6, StaIien unb Qmerita
hohf Thnierig, unb ~bemgemdB piro ih
Der 4etsrsburger DoblfabrtsuusiduB
au6 ra9 inneu nur inter Qufbistung
auer Strait unb nur unter Q~npenouug
Iebr un5smpfratiTder Met6obsn bic Be-
mtgAnq Der QsHtuiiten uub ibrer 9tits
ldufsr bie1siat cine 3eit lang BON 2et6
6dgtsn tonHRn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
Serensfg.

Qls i'm Mdr3 bic rufii6e aeooIus
tim Don beute auf murgen bas @eii4t
bes rufiI9en Staates ~0erduberte, aus
BEN 3aren einen i4Rdten Germ Ros
munpp mahte, aus ben @robfirften,
bic FONT bic MsIt NIT i6rem @tan5e
bIsnbeten, ~iorgenoole 8amtlienbdter,
aus Der ruTifdea 4ltofratie bic f@ocials
9epublit - ba beI9poren bic Barrier
SLATER TIRE ruFiiden Breuube, MIab gu
battan unb nidt etpa bag 8etTptel gu
befolgen, bas fs aus Der fran36fi6eH
RepDlltion entnebmen tonnten. 8ie
8rdn5ofen, bic bisis Ma5nung mad 9es
tersburg fhidten, bdtten aus Der fraHs
36fTfen Gefdihte lei6t erfabrsH t0n>
nen, baB etne aeooIution fein Ding lit,
bas Ii9 mad 9eIieben brsbeu uHb mems
ben lGBt; bic GebDlutiou Bat lire eigss
men elen,entareu geIsBe unb ridtet ft4
nidt nod Grpdgungen Der Gtdatstlugs
BELT. IS mare erfuunlia geipefen, mem
bic rnitihe RepOlltion 10 einfa6 unb
orbuungsgemdB berlaufsn mare, ME e
in ben erftsu 8o9en f4ten.
6eute tpeiB man, bdB ouh bic ruff
Tde Repofution mad isnsn @eieBen ber'
lduft, bic ber Fran36FfaeH ben @eg pies
fen. Die ReboIution Der nWlnrimalis
fen, berer. benen bic iegigen Mu9ts
ba6er 81 3abm inb, gu nenig reboIutios
mar. 5H penig erlnDldBIid, mar In benz
Qusenblid ge6pren, ba Iih bic Madt
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ihien. SIR Qusbrud fonate MIR cine
Grage Der s3eit unO Der 9attit ieiu.
Sam oa8u, baB bic BON Der aebofutioH
gegen BAG abToIutifiI6e auBIdnb an bic
Spite gehobenen Mdnner nidt nur Elm
2ano innerIia gu toHfolioisrsR batten,
bas unidgItd 3errittet mar fonbern
nab auBen eine militdriide araftents
Faltung hurh3ufibren hatten. bic ni6t
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len beg rehuh4Einndren RuBlanD ftebt, 10
muBte Der @asbrrh bisfsr reboIationd@
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WomeH m Bstersnurg 5ugelrd9en ldI
legt f9 Elm bidter Saleisr. 9urh BIN
Rebel, bcr DefearppGiiden 4ussn be
isbissn ruFi4sn 3uftdnbe perhlat,
brane ober in ben lssten 9ageu bas 9es
tnatter Der Mof6tnsngeuehre, mar bers
nabm bon srbittsrten SiraBsntdmpfen
in petersburg. bon Gttsntaten auf bic
iebigs RsqisrnHs; alIss bos 3eiste, bdB
be reboIutionare Gegsnbeipegung singts
febt bat. grsilia Ideint Der GrFoIs ges
ring all IeiH. Die Rarimaliitsn, beren
bic isbige Resierung gu fDenie r~s0ofutios
mar 1T. bic duberbem niht cine Offens
Fpt fir ben arisg, fonbsrn fir ben
Gris0sn fpoasn, Fnb nad ben 8eriHten
aug Petersburs unterbridt Doreen. ihr
4ufifane nurSs nieeerssi6Iaesn; 2eHin.
Der Gibrsr her StlDesans. fol- in NHs
t~lagesaIian6 bsrIsbt nprben iein, Fl
Fon iberoies nit elmer asi6e isinsr ans
Danger ii4 gsEli6tss babea- MlaH ers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

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