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ben, no CT fiir oieieIbe @eleaIdaft
nrbeiten miro. Clarence 0obG miro
ben bier fret geruor0enen 9lab aus.
Riilen.
9$far 8ropn lit bon g8bomino.
no er ben CONNER iber oif elmer
8iebform beiddftiet mar, bier Gin.
getroffeL uru udbret0 Der 8inter.
monate Die gtormalihuIe AT beluhen.
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Gin 9ru0er be8 Doctor synde8 in
Gcribncr, miro NIT elmer Goten
arell3 glbteilnn8 nod 6ronfrei4 ge.
ben.
6rduGein 2llicc Sdncioer 1T in
RofeIter, @}inny nod elmer Sbero.
tton 9%eitor6en.
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Dies S8tar 9lIon ollf Der Sonos
6arm 0itlid bon 6rclnont oe56rt,
lpuroe geltern 9eItoblen, nod0en 6ie
0tcbe oo5 S6loB 5eridnittcn botten.
2llialtlt M~}eierbenrn, elm Qioricr
bon MaiDin0ton GountL 1T in
Stonton, luo er felt eiaigen Sa6ren
moBnte, g%citorben. ST errcidte elm
qlter bon rs Sobren. SIR etlpo 80
8obren mor er bon 9eltih(an0 oe.
tonunlen intO botte iid in Ser R66e
bon 5ontenellc oltf elmer 9cimitdttc.
nieoergelniicn.
Dfit Dem bcltiQcn GoQe oe6cn Sic.
6remont @un0atnac at Gu0e, un6.
oarfen 0icielbeu iib bon lett a6 pie.
Der rltbeidrantter 5rei9eit frclten.
6lop0 Servings 6efinoct Iid lett
I'M 5Iiegcrlagcr int Gan 4itonio,
Ierus.
S. g. Sotmon rciitc 5elte nit
ieiner 6aailie nod 4oliprL Mont.
no tie ii6 nie~OerloiIen mer6cn.
lurd 0o8 Sheltcn i6res Gfcr0c5
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9toot pur0en Die &in6cr bon u. {.
all5 Dem 8ugcn Q|eluorfanI
mo crIitt Qtaraaret 9}oliou eillcn
ooppeIten 9tip~penbrldL mQ6renO iArI
9ritoer Charlie nit gcrilgen 9l6.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17
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furdlt6ore3 ll10liif Bat lid bier
5igetrogcn. Ser 4oitor 8. g8eia.
mann bon @obelod, 92cb., i0tIr0c
6reito8 o6cr0 bon Dem 9(utomo5il
non Otto Strtie i~l6crfa6ren uao
grlo8 Samatog IN aacr 5ril5c Sen
gerlebluacn. Ter &erunglitdte iDar
StoatsiupcrintUnoent ser @}ihioncn
oet oeptlden lutl4iihen Stride
mo mo4ntc Scr SBao0oliiblnq lei,
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ltdc lln9lilt D0aig nieocr9cidIa.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17

gI8 Der 06erleutnant Qinemanu
tpieoer Dor Dem 6otel Qolon Itano,
T4ien ibm bos gan3e ME Elm
1raum. 2angiam i6ritt er oo6iu,
in einen oumpieu GrItauneu, bas
aIlmdbIid einem 3orn MD. IS
bate eben 70 iein miFen! Cine
per5iFsne Sel6F3ufrieOen6eit, NIT Der
er ben IeBtsn ReIt bon GnttduT4ung
nieoerfdmpfts, ipisgelte fi4 ouf ieis
mem 8eiidt, ols er i'm Seufferniden
6aus an Der 6Ilrtiir tIingeIte. Mar.
garete mar nidt ba, ionbern raid
iiber Die StroBe gsgangen - er5dbIte
ibm bic 0eneraIin. bic ion i'm ca.
Ion empfing.
nMsin Mann 1T aud npA ni6t
aus Der Stabt 3uriid! Q6er ers
sdbIsE sic! sic tparsn Bel bielem
9errn 6eobsrisa2 IS it alea in
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17
Me6raafna 0nte finaniieNc qnnc.

@iacoin, 9tc5., II. Gent. gRic
nus ontlidcu 0littciluuaen in
@%ai6iuaton ~bcrborac6t, lit gieb.
roafa eiacr Der iiulf 5taatcn ser
Union mclfcr feline umlaufcnben
Shll6en babe Ole on0eren hicr
1taatcn imo Soma, Santos, Gn0.
Qafota uao Mcit @irainicn. g}od,
ocricI5ea 5totiitif bftroqcn Die $40.
item, Die Stoats9eidafte 5l fil5ral,
1891 pro aopf Set 8eo0Iferund,
lnaDrcn0 it'd oieic 5unnae Inn
lltrdidritt fir Sic Ger. 5toaten
our $l.0l pro Stopf itrQt ant met.
item in Ncoaou nut St1.4I pro
stoPf uno oat n%ic0ri0itcn in Glib.
nit mr. SLIGO. Die Qls.
goben iir Sdul5pete MAIDEN in
Nebraska $t.63 pro &opf Der Be.
0%oLferunn ms mo i'm Qall5en San
be oltrdidnitttid mir $t.53. Ger
g9crt oc5 i'm 5taats6eiiB 6eiin6li
den GiaeatlHu5 betr1gt $1L7S8.
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BricfkaIten.
&riefutrte6r nnd Sen 3cntral.
mndlten,

%flet0efteDr mad Den 3cgtrals
mnften.
s. O., Gma9Q. syn Der bon
5bren beabiidtiaten &eiie f6nuen
Sic 54rcn 2~(rgeB6ri9cn 6riibcn
8riefe nidt 8u8eben laiien. Scr ein.
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Altsgobe bonn Iebten @lithuod, oti
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ldlritten, angegebcn mor0en. Ser
5rtet ltuB on onS 8urcall of Com.
n%lltHleation, 8nibington, 9. e., ne.
rlhtet ieln (GinIaqe 8mei 3lueiccnts.
.aVtarten). Gle aoreiie Der Q2utter
ulrp. bei5uIeqen. Gas gureuu be.
toroert oenielben iueiter nudl SEM.
aldlten Sic iid gellmt nod OieIen
s9elttlHtrnnaen, mo iUelIl Gie 0ieic
10 flaren @%eltimmungen nun nod
tidt Derlteben, 10 miro Die arieQs.
9etaugenea = 5iiriorae, "a. gtortb
@ioore Str q. 9. Gitb. bereit fem.
Del Ser MISUNDERSTANDING be.
gu ieiu. Sic bat lid 0a5a
srboteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17
Mounting 0er lIniperiltatsitn6rnten

&incol1, 9lc6., IL. Gcpt. - Sic
e%inldreibuna bon Stloenten in Der
1taatslmiberiitdt 5ei9te cine q6.
robnle bon 5iDon5ig 4ro3ent gegen
oas Sa9r 1916, cine 6oI9e 6es
sfriege5. IS baden iid bis Cams
tag 2,057 5tltoenten regiitrieren
loIien 8egen 1857 I'M bcrgotlgencn
So5r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17

| Dem iuresn DIfi5isr mar sai
uidt gum Rsbsn sumuie. Die alt
gum GpsiIssimm,r IiaHb often. S9n
f9ieH nls Tel ber 5if6 IeItli4er aIs
iOnF seosdt.
lin @ottes pileu. ba fino
bod ni9t etlpa idon 8orberettungsn
fir cine art SeOnnfeier 9etroifsn2"
frug ct roub.
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tern.
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ipenn Fe i6rsn gtappeI bail sic
po1te Is bur9aus!. sic lit ia
lpis uuIinnig Dor GreuOe!. SD
Bin G6er3eugt, ie le9t augen6IidIia
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9limen an"
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uub bib ii8 apf bic Qippen. Gr bate
am tie6iten Iaut auf9euIen m0gen.
.sr 65rte, pie Jrau 1eufiern 3in8Re
ItBte:
.Sn @ottes Nomen, mein Itebtr
Qiiatmann, Ber min es I4lieBs
lid einem iungsn M}do6eu oeroens
len, pcnn is [4 i3rsS Slides
ireat.
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gGs lit bod 6a! Sic brau4en oo4
muir 3u8ugretftn.
r5apobl! 0enn ba8 70 einfa6
mare, Gg3s1en3l Qber Bel ioIan
@el6,@ten bat Der Seufel feline 5an0
i'm Gpiel!. =, SD bin nit ben be-
fen g(6Ii4teu biuqegongeu, Gy5sIs
LEM! Qt6er i6 bin inter pie SeeIe1s
pertduftr geroten, gT3eueu5! 9ort
in BEN 5otet Iibt Elm aerI, Gr3eQen3
= Der lit MID. nIr ItoI3 barauf, 0ab
ct itI6it ols 9eutI4er tetuer lit
nein - Der nil aud onoere e6rltde
0Mti6e gu Gron3oIen MAIDEN. Der
lit 9e.ooe3u unier alter gr6feino in
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5rat bon neuem los:
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llm @ottts 2obu tut!, Da5 muBte
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pie midi bd 6in9sT6itt bat. Der
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b6fli4. Dir be8reiftn ms
nur s6en nidt. SD, ein prsubis
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Jrontreif Iauiten. nee, pa
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taHo u~}argarete. sic bate feline
8orte geb6rt. lin ie an 8o0eu
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men, bic i6ren 9dnoen entgIitten
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Cckal>N adbricbtcn
alIs Srcmcnt, 11c6r.!

Snitrlftionen bon @aibiuaton az.
ben Oa6in ooB bon 0ieiem GouttD
70 tDeitere 3efutten einqe8oqeu iuer.
Den Ioaen. Gieielben ioQen bis gum
Is 0ieies Mlonota reiiefertig fem.
Die 6remort qiili8 lit iebt in
Bort 2emina, g}eu 0ierifo.
5ranf Gage tit bon Der biciiqcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17
Gteb DaterIan6.
Gomoa bon GaSUIp9 etrut,

bod ri6t ais unniiBsr grotsTsr Bel
Sbnen berumi9ubien uno idIiebIif
nisoer regiagen IaTen -. SD muh
bod mas leiIten t0uueu, poiiir man
mid be5ablt -"
Dos fperbtu Gle f4ou, mem Sie
Icinmol in ben neltn @er36ltnifen
orin fno!"
sd fiirdte: ntin!!" oerIsbte Der
Qrtiqeriit enti6lofsn. ST puroc
pI1Bti4 rubtger uno iebr Blob, i'm
IS6redcn Dor Der 1eripteIten 3utunit,
y8enu i8 aud bic S6iFIe bintsr mir
berbrennen niir0e. -. ia ii3le es 5t
gut: i6 perbe ben 0eutI4en MiAsI
ood ME los 49,"
,Snpiefern?"
limb lpenn sic mir bunoerttau,
'Teno 6rancs i'm Sabr gc5en, i4 mare
bod INNER i'm 6er3en briten ouf
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9atteriegaul mad isinem alien Stan
.3ie6t! 9a8 8isIt fam ri9t onoer8!
Sir Sic Grnn3oIen 9egen 9eutidlonb
= neiu = bos 1T eiuFad 5Qbnens
flu6t, 6err 5s0berI,n, oas bring i6
.ni4t ftttig! 9a3 Tam fein
DlenI9 BON mir perIongeH
$50, Damn tretcn sic Str Slid
nit 8iiben!" aart 5s6oerien FAB apf
bic ll6r, .M}ir fam es ia idIieBii4
gIei@ Iein!"
SER 5eo6crIen... 6a6a Gie
oenu leine an0ere QniteQln9 fir
mi6?4
.Gs tut mir Isio: nsia."
sd Bite Sic initdnoig 49,.
ng}ou Dieg, MaonTieur. Sic bas
ben oo4 teine fo]ufmdrniI6m Remit
niiie! S51 mi!itariiaen Gd5i8teis
ten noqeH sic uns nidt bisnIt6or
modem! MAS iou i'd olio nit S6nen
aufongen2"
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nor ita IleDer.
v02on lift Elm FOLDER Gel" mur>
melie et. aMan ioate nit 6eioen
6dn0u 3ugretfen un0 Tam oc4
lti5t! 6errgoit ia. .urO mem
i8 mir In Tsoonteu 0a8 SnnsrFe
ua9 auben frempIe, 10 tommt immer
nod sin poI4t4ter qreaBe gum
gori6sia."
.giei6en Gie Elm qyeaBc!" Io8te
Der &psmopoIit gleidgattig unO
6ltdtt pieber auf bic ubr.
MoriB 2Gnemann NOR duf einen
5tu6L gtiunten. Gr 9atte ben aopf
aui bic 9ano geiiuB; uno bic 3d6ne
gr tdmpite einen
per3nsifelten lebten 9ampf. Dann
itanb et langiam, nit sinen tiefen
5euf3er au
Isle m0gen bns bon elmer 906cs
rem Darts aus l6erT4aaen, Ser
5eobsrIen," fa9te en-, sd CLAUDE bo5
no6l. sic inO Elm Wann, BEN 0o5
@6t4iol aue5 lin Qe6en 8e9e6en Bot,
uno bod bQ6' i'd ben Giuorud, at5
S9nen, o4ne oaB Sie c5 piis
fen, 9sraoe ba5, mas 9ie an mir niAt
efficient"
ggItte, toTm G:e mid aus
benz Gpiel. Is 6anoelt Ti6 MIR I'm
Sie!"
rSa. uno i'd. Sd Fsds nun
sinmal in meiner 9aut! IS TT 8I0Ds
FINN, mas ia tue. IS tommt linz
gliid babel beraus! SD muB peitcr
.uf bem &qiernsnboF rumItiebeIn uno
meter toegen elmer 8rotitetle ontis
aam6rieren. .9t6er i'd tam niGt
auoers! llnb nenn mid Der SEQUEL
bolt, 6srr Ge0oerfen; ID btei5e Elm
9eutiter!"
Soma tpie Sic po1en, 9err 2epts
agsin - i9 aruB!"
,Q6er benten sic aud an SIRE
graut!"
Der GrtiaeriF fn6te na8 fei.
6eIm uno no6m Jpn in bic
lifeline 8ront 1T cine prsuBif6e
0ffBierstodter, ie tpiro oerIte6sn,
ooB i'd Hidt anoers ha6' bauoeIn
t0nnen."
Gr bsrbeugte F6 duf Der G6neuc.
5n aarl ~5geoOtrIsn fam bic fron36.
tide 50fIidtett gu ibrem ae6t.
n2(ud it beoaure ie6r! .lln6 gIous
Sic mir, Bite, DAB id S6re Sc
.inHuug, neuu audi ni4t teile, 10
bod rsipettiere!"
ST madte cine bsrbinoIi8 entIais
-enoe 8tpegung nit Dem 8opf. llno
Der 2eutnant 2anemonn ging.
5.
9ls Der G6erleutnant QInemann
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@rOFartia fir Die gIe65uat lit
6oS Serbian GnllcD Nroieft Int
Screen eincs @e6ietes pom $4,000
adern = fam 1T 40 adar Jlddei
gefauft tuer0en. gor8ielides Mei-
6elano Beruui. Shreioca sic meaen
Qan0farten un0 g~in3elbeiteu. ggin
umlonit 2atern0 Mlagifa,GufG ten
oes 9roiefts in uuierer Gmaba OF.
flee porflbreu. Ggturiipu ait te.
SarleN Z. 6uOfer,
$40 6irit @atI 8anf 9log,
0maba, 9ieb - 20.t7
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Staot.@iqentnln

@ine8 ser pilltidensmerieiten mo.
ocrnelt s Simmer. Seine i'll 9naba
NIT 2idt, @ei5puig 8ementfellcr M
fer go13etu @als. Biibi9em Sof, eill
bicrteI afer, nit aIeiufrltdJt oIter
9(rt, Sous bonn Better ge6auf Der
tets Der aleinige @eiuobner iuar.
@eroe e8 fir 6ltlibe8 gle6ra8fu
8urnIon0 tmtauiderL ooer Otreft
pertQufen, biltg. 4ntiporten sic
niGt, auBer Sic molten @eId1ft mo-
den. G6reiben Gle an geiieer, 9.
6. Callahan 1920 gtor0 SO. ctr.
-9-lSst7
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eanaturicn.
9oipitaler.
@ra6fdnc.

MOnumente unO Wrabitcine, in &C.
mobnIi@er biz f~einitcr qii8fil6
rurg, aus omerif. un0 importiertem
@runit. u. 8ratfc & So, 1916 q.
Is. Str. Sci. South 2670. E
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Qafent.anlaalEe.

& eturscs, Il. q. uu6 aus.
l6nOiide 4atente uu0 Gdnsmnr.
: len, $50 See 9l0a. -7.1e.12
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17

3u berfaufeu: - 2i0 9lter in
Galpucc GoitntD. Ie6ro8fa ITO
2der 9epiJiiat, gute8 6 3immer.
Salts ulO ollie n0ti8en @e6duIi6fei-
ten, gatbboI5, 100 ader inter Sui.
tltr; 4Ifalia $50; 50 ELDER uidt III.
fer auItur on Ser Gcott8 @IEif So.
9itd $50. ebeHeS 2nro. 8oebmer
& 8oebnter, 129 GaO .. Gtrobe.
SineoIh gteb. -9.24.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-17
6armlano gu ucrfauicn.

Cine Ser beiten iealaLS gebotener.
0~aIegcnbeitei 3ur g~rpcrbung zines
gutelt Stiid 2un0es, maize Der Sta0t,
gl;te @}arfte, gltta3 @oiier, i0eoIes
&lima, in ouhtre6ell0er Deutider
9}ie6erlaiiung. S15 bis $40 per
4ter. 2eibte ,3a6Ilulgs6e0ingult-
gen. SIR meitere Qltsfunfte idreibe
man ali q. 8. Guod 6airfor0, &uo.
bama. -9=22.17
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ncma1us Baa center
NN0ANQNyxN ss as ! "a.

Gas 9eIte int @aubfbiHr.
Ed1lite Usatilee 2:l5; ieOel stDeAo S:15.
1ide Wudlc: 94lta arthnr; Sngb
Serbert;> Gcsrnu mo Jabics; Wlarie Sio6.
barn; 8tra Nrrlinrr; gnnG NIB Nnrb; Tetima
unb 6Dbie Micerau; Erpbeim 1ifiicbtfbrr.
Breife: GaIlerie, 1Oc; bciie Cite tanss
peltommeH an Sartstag ulo Gonniaa), Csc,
d6~eHD5-10c, 25c. zoe uno 75e.
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gcrlangt-MGnnIid.

&erlangt: - Sir Elm erittloitges
gngroS aoffee. un0 Gee eiddft
miro ein qe6iIoetGr 9ettider ais
Rciien0er fir ben 6taat g%te6rosfa
Auto elmer fin Den Gtoat aarfa8
geiudyt. 9fferte inter: 8or @ O.,
0noba 8ri6iiue. --9.2ls17.
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KIaHifisicrtc Ansctecn.
@rrlnnat-M eihlih.

gerlan8t; 9citibcr 6arlner,
8ittpcr, piiaidt tiidtigc dltera ga.
me ais $~alts9Glterin. 0fferten in
9eutid unter @or 5. s., Gmo1a
Gribilne, arbcten. -9.24.t7
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This Important Subject.

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of Bismarck, never before in the
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Opportunity Of a Life. Time
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19

to bear patiently few injustices,
especially if to remedy those IN
justices the safety Of the country
is to be jeopardized. ( Every
thing that takes from the perfect
unity Of this country, initiates
against the great undertaking
that we have entered upon. Now,
when the country needs every
ounce Of it's strength, is a poor
time to settle labor disputes,
especially if the settlement IN
wolves contention and strife. Ii
there is not sufficient patriotism
and loyalty among the employers
to grant merited rights, then la
Dor should prove itself the bette.
patriot in bearing with injustice
until our country is safe from the
dangers that threaten.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19
UNITED STATES LEAST IN
DEBT,

The national debts Of the allies
range from 1927 to $3.50 for each
inhabitanf, while that Of the
United States is only ST..
In view Of the fact that new
Liberty loan is among the prob
ability Of the near future, these
figures have significance. They
teach us that our Uncle Samuel is
really rich, a plutocrat, in fact +;
and not only that, but that he has
no poor kin. His children, too, are
prosperous and out Of debt.
In fact, many Of our brothers
and cousins are veritable Croe-
suses. They have been protected
and encouraged in the pleasant
pursuit of the dollar until their
Golfers are full to overlooking.
Uncle Sam has been to them a
most indulgent guardian. He has
smiled as they piled up their dol
lars, asking only that they con-
tribute to his modest needs, and
allowing them to keep the lion s
share.
The ancient Hebrew gave the
tenth Of his increase to the God
who prospered the labors Of his
hands and granted the increase
Of his herds and his fields. And
he thought himself not at all i'll
used at that.
I But remember that the Hebrew
gave as the Lord had prospered
him. . Are Americans going to
do as we'll?
Are the representative Of big
business ready to give as they
have been prospered? Where they
have amassed in millions, will
they give in proportion? Special
stress was laid on the effort to
make the last loan a popular
loan. Those whom the "Lord had
prospered' were not importuned.
The present loan is up to, the
Midases, the Croesuses, the fav-
ored sons Of an indulgent parent.
Will they rise to the occasion and
prove that their wealth is in
worthy hands,
Big Business, it is up to you.
OF what mettle are you made?
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19

1t is matter Of keen reproach
to the ranks Of organized labor
that strikes and disturbances Of
all kinds should be rife just at
this time when the nation needs
that we should be one as we never
before have been. Doubtless
there are causes a-plenty for
strlfe-in ordinary times and un-
der ordinary conditions. At pres
ent, and under the conditions that
face this county, it would seem
that, while the world is called
upon for sacrifices in all the rela-
tons of life, labor might consent
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee,'' at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through sieve and drink
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. It is the most
effective way to break cold and cure
grip, as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus driving q cold from the
system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless. SCI
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19

We are told that 1.-THE Kaiser
has regarded it as his principal
and most sacred task to preserve
the blessings Of peace And as
he seems to have a widely differ
ent conception from the balance
of the world as to the brand Of
peace that should prevail, we
suppose he considers it his sacred
duty to exterminate all who diff
fer from him.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19
DRESS Up
The KETCHIN
The new cook s had the kitchen done
With blue it motive note =
Because it matches up you see
Patrolman Casey s coat.
(By Margaret Mason }

New York, Oct. 19.-When the
busy little 1917 decorator got
through with the library by hang
ing it in cloth Of gold and care
lessly tossing a black velvet cush-
ion with gold tassels on the black
and white marble floor, and de-
flying any body to find book in
the place, he called it a day and
felt he had beautifully acquitted
himself Of perfect home.
He had overlooked however the
most vital spot Of all in these days
Of the servant famine. A spot
where the lady Of the manor must
needs spend most Of her hours Of
erstwhile ease-the kitchen.
A kitchen specialist was at
once called in and when he had
finished with the spot one simply
had to plead with the lady Of the
manor to come out Of the kitchen
before she would tear herself
away from the fascinating place.
It time the kitchen was taken
, in a decorative hand. Even if you
are fortunate enough to have a
little servant in your home it
| makes the odds bitter for your
keeping her if you have color
scheme that matches her aura or
a conventional pattern lineoleum
that appeals to her conventional
soul.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMbAG0 RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
small bottle of old honest
st. Jacobs Oil

When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a
Is cent bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil' at any drug store, pour q
little in your hand and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes the ache and pain right
out of your back and ends the misery.
1t is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin. =
SRothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery SO promptly!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19

It is stated that the Russian
government is considering the
feasibility Of reducing the army.
In this they are receiving the full
cooperation of the Kaiser and his
forces.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19

Official Washington is wonder
ing if the japanese mission didn' t
overlook it's hand. The matter OF
a loan was not mentioned.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19

Along about the time the women
finish canning food stuffs, the
men will be preparing to can
some politicians.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19
Friday, --- October 10, 1917

The Affections Of the coal bar
ons have completely eclipsed the
woes of the ice man in public at
tentiOn.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-10-19

YOUNG MAN OR BOY
with ability and willingness to
learn the printing business. Small
salary to start but rapid promotion
to those who show a desire to sue
ceed. Apply to the manager, The
Commonwealth, Scotland Neck, N. G.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-27
SOME SLIGHT CHANGES
Anti-Saloon Leagues Statement Re-
qardlnu Temperance Law.


Montpelier. Jan. 24.-Rev. c. II.
Smith, secretary of the Vermont Anti
Saloon league stated to reporter
that the league will not ask for many
changes in the temperance law this
year, although he feels there are some
places that ought to be touched up a
little One is the provision about
posting names on the black list. The
law, provides that the town clerk
shall post these names and receive a
fee of Is cents for each mama posted.
One clerk has interpreted this to read
that he shall have Is cents for each
place that he posts . nome. Therefore
If city had eleven licenced
the clerk recen eu Sl.oo Tor posting
John Blanks name in each saloon.
Mr.. Smith does not think that is the
intent of the law. Neither does he
think that it is the intent of the law
that licensed town shall fix a low
fee for the license and then accept
from the licensees contributions for
its treasury. Mr.. Smith is impressed
with the state detention farm idea
advanced in the governors message.