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New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Dr. William T. Hornaday. the pres ident of the United States Junior Na- val reserve, in a recent address to the New York cadets said:
 At the beginning of the war the United States navy was short 1e,000 men and 1,S0O officers. This condi- ton had existed for years because we believed that no nation would attack us. If the Junior Naval reserve had been established ten years ago there -..IA ..+ h.,,> haar, tAst shnr<s =. h the navy and there would have been no need for oonsoription today or even \ whirlwind campaign all ovee the country for recruits. Tho Junior rs- aarve has established scores of train-
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
BRINGS SUIT FOR $1,o0O.

Claiming damages because of tres- pass on property, Joseph Rentz of Terryville, through Attorney Joseph G. Woods, has brought suit for $1,000 against the Jacobs Manufacturing company of Hartford. The conn., plainant alleges that damages amounting to &soo was done to his property when the defendant broke into barn which the former had leased, and demolished many valuable articles stored therein. The case will come up for a hearing in the court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in June.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
TOUCHING RESUMED.

The indictment weather of the past few days has proved a severe dstri- ment to the work at the home gardens of the Chamber of Commerce. and much valuable time has been lost through the inability to get plough ing done. However. work was sre- stunned today, and 1t is hoped there will, be no further delays. The com- mittee in charge of the work will hold a meeting at $ o'clock this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
BRITAIN GOES ON YlR !
Millions Signing FsedCe Nse waseeful and volunsat - l
 nsh volun1ary RaAesat1G ay11

WODVS1u1 se4s0 lSO9sss4Ss -
 lsh voaua1asy Raessaine Gy1
 London. May 2l.-This ie ean0 day and Great Britain h obn
 the holiday as . national feo4 p30 day. Everybody is sxpectsd to - . pledep in response to the hng's peal.
 Already two million people 1o signed. On today's result pfqc4l1 hangs the decision betwssn volNN and compulsory rationtnG.
 The lord mayor of L0ndOn efc4 panied by the sheri6. appeAr14 their ofncial robes on tlae etep4 .O3 C. Royal HxcAange sarly in the day At invited all hearers to proceed t0 t1 mansion house and take the feG1 pledge. A similar meeting wAa h11x at the guild hall and thousands ~ gatherings were held with the s41n@ object throughout the Kingdom. Eeas tories, schools and other institutidg stopped work at noon long onough kG enable employee to sign the pledGol
 More than three million helpare Ar6 engaged In the campaign and tho ols ganisers predict an easy victory 1o1 voluntary 'rationing. sss
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
.sF s-f s "
 Events Tonight

.-rhe Yankee Prince'', Lyceum High class photo drama, Foxs theatey.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater. New Britain lodge. B. F. o. E., 4sste at s4 Washington street. < s-l 46S7 Ss M. : sir Francis, Drake lodgebsso,of St. C.. meets in Vega hall. r.
 Luther league meets in Swedish IAtheran church.
 .rMass meeting. Talmud Torah hall. sGI -I- ,,ssSsif Turner socisty meets in Turner hall. Lexington lodge. I. o.so. F.. meets in IT. o. U. 4. M. hall.
 flanders camp. M. ". of A. meets At 34 Church street.
 nlnmett club meets It ss1 Main stpsst. .z..
 Journsymen.. Barbers' union meets at 3l Church street. /
 WAahington camp, F. o. of A., mee4s in c. A. R. hail.
 CA1np No. 3. P. o. S. of A.. meets in IT. o. U. A. M. hall.
 r1Av Britain aerie. F. o. E., meets In Eagles' hall. @
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

the camp, which is by no means easy. There Is a period of five hours un- broken drill and maneuver instruc- tion in the morning from o'clock to noon. Then there is an hours re- spite. followed by 8 three hour ses- sion of drill and instruction. Retreat sounds at 6:46 p. n., supper is at 6 and there is . study period from to 8, with '.taps'' at 9:45 p. m.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

arranging for the event and all de-
 tails arc perfected. Twenty entertain CTS of professional calibre will per- form and members of the Elks nin- strela will also contribute numbers. Many of the visiting brothers. are known for their ability to furnish en- tertainment and they will also lend . hand in making Ernie Humphrey Night" one to be long remembered. The affair will commence at s:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
eoXEEMoEs: soMs LN TeANiNo A7 FoRT AepHERsoN, ca.

Joseph M. Brown of Georgia; Hugh M. Conner, sson of former Governor Conner of Alabama; s. J. Catts. son of Gov ernor Catts of Florida. and Dan Fowle, son of former Governor Fowle of Nofth Carolina. All are members of the ofIicers' training camp. Many other sons of prominent southerners are at thin camp and look forward to the prospect Of setting over to Franco some day in the not distant future.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
CALL ON PRESDElf
Italian Oouaisstonezs Duo to Tl
 White House and Secretary LnasIl1 on Second DAy sa washinsSoss

on Second DAy Aa Washan9 Aost '
 Washington. May 34.--1hs ItAit61 war commissioners headed by t1s1] Prince of Udine entsred today oM alNS second day Of their stay hsrs yath s busy program. Tho most impo44a1s feature was . call ct courteAy on. President Wilson. Formal calls osss other high governmeas officials vera to be paid preliminary to the n1oro serious work of confsrrine with, American ofilcials over war problsms.s.
 Firrt on todey's program wax ~ call of courtesy by the mission oa Secretary Lansing, at the state de-s partment, following by call on 1ecSF retary Daniels and afterward on tlla president. Tho days activities witt. be concluded with . dinner t0nie1stAs by the president in honor Of tho aae-s tinguished visitors. ss N
 gEi s*sSS assSz asssz
 Albany. May 34.--Great DYft4,a
 labor mfesion to the United A<at a s spected the local railroad yArdo te v sS The party later left by autom66il6 - rss Schenectady to visit the Dir oleets1s and locomntiye ,piants there. stl
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
THINNING ESTATE APPRAISED.

The estate of tho late Anna Fen ming has been appraised by Martin H. Kenney, the inventory. which to- tals $1.557.7o, being filed in the pro- bate court as follows: Cash on de- posit at tho Savings Bank of New Britain, $983.78. and cash on deposit at the Burritt Savings Bank, $62a.sx.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

All classes seem to want to get into this war. .fAll over the country the sons of prominent men have been among the first to join the colors. A striking example is shown in the -ac- companying illustration from . photo taken at. Fort McPherson. Ga- They are all sons of governors of southern states. Lst to right. they are: Charles M. Brown, son of former Governor
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
z1oNIsrs MASS MEETING.

0albn1oTmeuon 1ed Co ehe announce. ment last evening of mass meeting in the almud Torah for this evening but the meeting will not be held un- til Thursday evening. May S1. The meeting will be held to stimulate in- terest in tho election which will be held June 12 to elect delegate to the national convention of Zionists in Washington. September 2. Dr. Mor- ris s. Dunn and Lawyer Morris D. Sake arc the candidates for the posi- ton.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
1INE,1AN BADLY HURT.
George Mckay Falls Ffom Pole and
 Taken to Hospital.

AA - AA1z''
 George Mckay of 70 Talcott street, a lineman, was badly injured shortly after o'clock this morning. when he fell from a pole at the corner of Stanley and Dwight streets. Tho police ambulance was summoned. Officers Rival and Lamphere re- spending. Tho injured man was taken to the office of pr. H. T. Bray. After a superficial examination he was taken to the hospital.
 At the institution this afternoon, 1t was stated that Mckay is suffering from injuries about the body, the ex- tent of which have not been deter mined.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued this morning to Bertholda Asal, a bar tondeA Agiiving at 93 Whiting street, 4ad 1ks Lena Martin, of 50 Whiting lre115Fslso to Clarence Everett saut- ste Of 1e Kelsey street. and Nias Mar 9t41rtto karie Jones of Kensington 11f ahsr.ssnencses is only seventeen sss o age.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

Among the more prominent of the young men at the officers training camp at Plattsburg, N. Y., are the two sons of Major General Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff of the United States army. They are shown in the pie ture as they looked facing the camera man. Like all of the 5000 mon a& Plattsburg they share in the work at
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
ANNAPOLIS APPOINTMENT

Howard W. Fisk of Camp Street Re-
 cefves Telegram from Con. Lonergan
 Ordering Him to Take Examinations
 Howard w. Fisk. son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Fisk of 120 Camp street. was notified this morning by sConEressman Augustine M. Lonergan. through Chief Radio Electrician Mall .colm S. Brainard. in charge of the. naval recruiting station in city hall. .4o prepare to take the federal exam- :inations for appointment to the naval academy at Annapolis.
 Young Fisk is at present employed It the Stanley Works. The applicants fer appointment to Annapolis, after being recognized by their congress man, have to pass a rigid physical and mental examination and the ap- pointments are generally made &C., ctrding to civil service standards, al- though the congressman has the non,- tual right to make the selection.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
MAY BE CHICKENPox.
eu1pecAed Cases on Myrtle Street Are
 Being Closely Watched.

s54@ fgss.; 4eoAAA8 EH<A1@y "oeaA&S4s
 The three suspected cases of small- 1Sx on Myrtle street are being kept uhAsr close observation by Superin- fe1dent T. E. Reeks of the health Apartment, but today 1t was stated tAat these cases may prove to be only ehickenpox.
 The three patients suspected are q mother and two daughters. That the 9tsls have chickenpox is nearly es- tabiishAd and 1t is thought that the nothsr h suffering from 8 complica- ti0aa of thickenpox and another ail- meiits
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24
SPECIAL CoUNCD MEETING. Municipal Farm Couauaatteo Has No
 Right to Pay Debts Yet.

{
 Mayor George A. Quigley will call 8 special meeting of the common council next week in order to have the municipal farm resolution passed at the last meeting. amended 50 that the committee may pay all debts. At the meeting of the municipal farm com- mtttee last night Auditor W. B. Ross berg reported that the city comp troller. H. L. Curts, had refused to honor checks drawn on the $16.000 appropriations. It was explained that the council must make such pro- vision as at present all the commit tee may do is to pay wages.
 Another group of High school boys went to the municipal farm this morning to do further work of cut ting seed potatoes. Chairman Henry s. NTallard states that these boys are swing the city excellent service.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

at Ell Paso, Tex. They left from pier
 4S, North river, in charge of Lieut. tenants Pierce and Kick. It Is not unlikely that some of these troops soon will be ''somewhefe in France" a the border training soon will make
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

them seasoned troops. That they are not alarmed at the prospect is shown by their cheering and happy count enances.s Hundreds of relatives and friends were on the pier waving them tearful goodby.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

CAanp No. 3. P. O. s. of A.. meets in IT.. O. U. A M. hall.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-24

washington camp, F. o. of : mee4s In 6. A. R. hall.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

Iie Dor far5elt abgrbaltene Subre$DTionmtung Ser Snternaaonu(en
NereInAgnng Der aomnfidre fur in0udtriele llnfaaC mo Sdoolo5batung
bat btlngensperterpeie ictens Der 4reHe unerp5 2on0e8 nbt oeienige
Mufmerfiamteit gehm0en bic Der 8ihtget i6rer @cr1an0Imgen un0
gefdlIe cnhprah, bon oenen Die pRe @fliouer 3abRuoe 4rbeterfafe
Delea 2aH0cs lm0 i'm meteren 8erfoge Der Augeegen6ett omh Ole gr6ai-
terflnie onOerer Sauocr-0e Srenigung bat tateruotonolH Gbarater-
bcroHen miro.
alh mGn geruhngen ten' unoeres Grqebnis Qe3etigt 9dtten ais
has negahue Der GnnonBi4cn Gtfamtn8, 0oB mas @roblan Der llnfnl.
~enld1oigrng 0urf GraB 0~iesbgi9hder @eese, Sic gep6buIit oe
5pnren 05 acknowledgement @nfhufes Der eimcn o0er Der mocren beEIg
Ten Gduei nifpeiaa. n1t III Surne boiler 8iatgtct gelot per0en fam.
tuaren tie bon groBtt @erta genern neil fe on &@g 8r 26hng
ae5cigt haben. Abr tie Ga6eu ouBcr0nt aud cine 9enge poiutoer 8e
iultate BerDorgebradt, Ole fr 5aflufige 8~eebqebuug of benz @ebee
or Observation-Disclosures, fir beae gusgcfal1ng 0s lufalbrbihmgs
meens, fir plnnmdBge gnhpidefmg Ser 2uriorge 0er ar3tGhen pe Der
1pahdIen) fur 9erlebte uu. pon mBerpr0entH6er @ihtiqfet fnD.
e~ntfGd0fgnng nr inoutrieae arbeier melt mebr in fh begreit as bhB
ooer elmer lnaqrente, tpcm ben 6oroermgea elmer me5r ais blDBeaI
gn9fobenBeredhgfet @erige gamt uert0eu fa. SIT ua5ertrcnIihem
3ninnlmenbange NIT per 9anPtfro9e Ie9en Die 9ro6eme Der ltufaa
perbinung, Der MISUNDERSTANDING oe5 8erunglidteu ST. enet nod imHgrI
nIbfden 9ligleOe Der %menidIiden @eafhaft menn aud nf eneu
an0eren @ebnfe, lo Scr 0dmt euge bertmIpfgn @erantiIoumg osI
9pfers zines inSntriclea ltniuas fir einen nepcn 9eruf, ufD. Sel5t
Ole 5rge oh Der 4rbeugeber o0er Der Qr6eter Die 2tsmobI 0s bebnna
oeln0en 4r5tes treffen p0r OBJ 0ies genetnfdnftiden &efhlnne ODER Der
g~ntFheiolmg ehner 9ebor0e u6erlaiiea blei6ea ioa, lit BON g~roerer 8eoGI
hung ns af 0et erHn Bid eifeat
Aaen 0eien 8robenen baben Die ser genannten @ereinigtma angeJ
borenoan 5odHarner lett Sabren tire Set Ma0 ibre aenntnie gepi0net
nit Dem ergebni1e igur stuoien mo 8eo6odJungeH fn0 fe in Der
sSa9esperianmllng Dor BITE Geffentlidfeit getreten mo boben INIT ibrer
ltfaea arbet sur 2ofung oieier Didtigeu 6ra9en n~Hn6dtens e5enio rfoIg-
reid befgetrnBeH ns Die metren Der Ialten &eiormidreer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
micScr Gin alter
AniicSlcr aeItcrben!

SIN 9tlter bon 63 syo6rcn lit let.
ten 9nnstag @lben6 @ilium
0abulte in ieiuem $efn on Der 8eIt
Dodge StroBe geitorbcu. Ger Der
itorbete mar elmer ielter &ioniere.
Die BON Geltidlano eiugeiuanOert
itu0, aus eigener Strait ettua8 bor
iid gebraft uno aus Der gruirie
Gin Observation-Disclosures Gora0ia8 qe.
idaffen bobeu. 8or 80 Syabren fam
Gobntfe uah Douglas Gountn urto
bat bier ieit iener 3eit inllnterbro.
den getpirtt. Gr miro bon einent
Sobn uno 8 30dtern iibcrIe6t. Die
9eeroiglng erfoIgt nddIten Giens
tog 2 llbr nodmittags bon ser Sell.
GER Sreifaltigfeitsfirfe aus aitf Ocat
Gbergreen 6rie0bof. Die 2efdcnfcier
itebt inter 2eittng oes Serru ga.
TORS g. @. Seesfo. Zen t~ruuernoen
Sinterblie6enen unier geileio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
&ofdlesl
Nns Sem DcMfichcn
Panic
Sentidlcr 9antcuperein.

Der 9eutide Commencement tomi.
nierte III ieiner iiinaiten 8erionm-
lung nohitebenoe @eonlte: 4rdii.
Oentin, 5rmt SenrD Go0enburg /;
&iae, 9%rdiibeuttn, 6rau &. a6uig
in0 5rnu Sobn Setter; 5inon8icfre.
tGrin 6rmt @eo, Sonien: 6dob.
meiitrrin, 5rou g8n. @loe: Sefrp.
trim Grou 5rib Gtoefer; 5inan5.
fomitee, 5rau Senrn giuier uno
6rnu GriI Seume. Gle 8ob[ fin0et
in Der eriten @%eriummIuug oes @to,
mats 9eaem6er itatt.
Sn Der geitriqen regelmGBigen
geriamHttuua puroen MIR gioutine.
aeid1fte %erleoigt. Gin neites Dit
glieo, Clarence Sdroeoer Elm Sobn
4pter Shrocoerg, mur0e ais Mit.
gIieb atiaenommen
Gas erite 6ffentIide Tun5bergnii
gen in 9eutidqn Sotiie fono 1ebten
Sonntag itatt. Ger 9eiu6 mar 3ier
gut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
1yrcdlcr Gin6rndl.

3tuei @inbrehcr 6rdngcn ON
Somtog in COS Seint BON u. q.
@eiultein 2l2t Charles Ctr, eiileul
Observation-Disclosures Gin un0 er,
6euteten cine 8ianontnooc, Gil
bernaren aleiOer un0 on6ere Sumo.
len, 6eren @erf bon Der 5amilie anf
$1,000 migege6en miro. Sic bolteit
oie Sohen nit 8fero unO @aoen
fort. Gie 5nmiIie &eiuitein mar bel
einein 8egrdbniffe uno Ole GG6bnrn
iaben Die 2eitte Die Su9en aus Dem
@aitie boleL a6nteu ober nidt, oaB
e5 @iubrc@rr narcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
Observation-Disclosures Inn cine
gSndle Derl1naert

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
5, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1919
8aibingtom 5. g2oD. Daebr
ols eine 9}iQiou Samilien fif0 mad,
beutiga 9cri6ten an Die aampagne.
leitung Ser RaDruuqsmittel a0mini.
itratipn geiteru iH gar5en 2on6e qes
DoHnen poroen. Die Gier offIsiea
eiuberidJtete @eiamt3aGl ftaat lid allf
6,469 467 mo Beanie qlau6en, 0ai3
menigiten6 100000 6amilien bis
sum @noe Ser ISOLDE iDrc 8erIpre.
den ob8egeben haben meroen. ga Int
manhcli @egenOeu Die agitation erit
tiir5lIh bcgonnen bette nllr0e oiq
Sampognr. oie bor eincr ISOLDE an
fing tjs gum ndditeu Souustag agA
ge0elmt.
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Bckampft GMren tsbermatismus
nit Scr ~ridtiacn Illuniticn!

gGu3Iid unbenatet IoIien. Gle fin0
oermaBen IN Der Gle. lire Sdlnler.
Sen log 5u Deroeu, oaB fie fh ourdj
8erlBeuouag bon qiHinleHien mo Galben Seis
lung etpoilieL mas abeI eaaBIi@ aRsgefniDis
len rs.
3lbeuulatismis miro bura W2iuienea iolnsl.
aer Aeime 9erporgernfeH, n1elhe i1 i'm Minge
9etlpail5en lno oeaeH hurb dubetiiNe Ginrcis
bifsel Hidi beialiougHicl il. @tefGben ulais
Zen btrefi in Slut leIbit unsineelt uno ans
gegriiieH mo outd eth GeilmtifeI aus 6ems
ieihelt herirtebeH ioer5en.
. g. @. &. mir0 bereiis felt fiber fsnfsta
sabre ol5 od5 oerlhEii1iie 8iufreiniquiastaibs
lei GHeridHnt % oriHgi birer II BE glnis
5eAeii, Iuelte g nbioiut rshIiei ufl0 ane
steiine ois oenielbeH 5ertreig. 1les IN he
IlQnee 9tlniitnn tlr Hbsumofisnlns nHb irfrs
Pc berelis % talfeneen 5duen NIT b5ast Az
frIeeenlieueaoel 9selHEtaieH beHlsl.
Gie fonHsn g. G. e. In ieSer aposhess
tduleH. slebml feiH @rfabmitie. gnreibt uHs
leleni uieot5tnii4ea 1ireitot weegn 8laHdlas
ges IN 5brem eigefeH Sale. a6efieri en-
S.gul Speaiie 90. 100 9, Spiii gn60gatDrb,
atlanta, ga.
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@nn6e bpn glntp netntrf.

Ser iie6etG1brige 5oiepb aobedp
lpuroe tbtlid berIebt, ols er bon Dem
ailto bes 81. g. 0anion einem Dor.
mann Der 6or6 Wfotor 60, geitcrn
ON Der 3rei3ebnten uno 9orcab
5troBe iiberfobren muroe. Gr Itarb
bellte iri6 I'M ct. $oiepbs Soipital.
Sanion lagte ais, oaB Die beqen
2idter zines 2oltoiltos. 6ds bon
@orrp Sartiu8, eirlent 6ariaer aus
Grepnor. Soma aefabren tpur0e, Der
cine 2ooung S4neine sum Marft
brohte, i'm 0nran binoerteh ben
anaben 5u ieben. SonobI 9anion
lpie Sartins ipuroea oerboftet itn0
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Cc6cns6amer ilnS prcbi:
biticn!

Die 9ro9ibitionilten itaben fd In
i6ren 4rqualenten geaen Den m1Bi-
gen geruB bon 4lfobol nit &orliabe
off 5tatiitifen, Defenders auf iolde
eaten Sic iie Den 2ebensDeriiherun.
gen entne1men.
Cine iolfe 3uianmeiitellng Bat
Nun aud Elm Goftor 46elps gelnaht
un0 lit babel 81 m~ertmlr0igen 8e.
iuItaten gefomuen. Die a~bitrotten
3abIet beDieien oaeroings, 6aB Ole
5tarGlidfeit5rate jel6it 6ei iolden
9eutat, Die mGBig Ieidte olfoboliide
8etrdnte geniebeH, I'M % 9ro3ent
GROCER lit, ais Gel 46itinen5lern.
Q6er Or. 86eips lit nod meiter
degangm un0 bat 0ieie unteriuhuu.
gen mo Observation-Disclosures nidt
MIR anf 0en @enuB altob0Gider @es
trdnte iou0ern aud alh an0ere Rab-
rllngs un0 @enuBmittel dugge0ebnt.
llno babel lit er 81 bent 8eflal0
getonu1eA, 0dB Die 5ooesrate bel
3audern iogar I'm q gro3ent gro.
Ter lit als bei gidtraudern mo
0oB, Denn man oieie unteriudnn.
gen auf ben @enub bon aaffee, Gee
ooer S6ofoIo0e a~iis6ehnte, iif e6eu.
10 unqiiniti9e nno bieaeidt nod I'm.
gintiaere geiuItate ergeben mur0en.
SIS iin0, nie Or. 9belps Iagt, nm
5dblige on6ere ir~raf6renoa 5oIae.
rttnaen ans 0ieIen oen 9e6enBberii
deruHgs8eieaidaften entnommenen
Gatet st 5ie6en uno CT 5eigt inter
an0erem, DAB Elm 91auu, Der 5luei-
nal i'm Sabre suei SIas G9ampoa-
ner bel eiHem dinner trintt. mad Der
o4merican Grperience Gable Of
RortdIitb1, morarf Die @rohibitio.
niiteu ibre araumeilte bauDti16Ith
b~aiierelL Gin nm 20 Brosent .6elie.
rer@ S~o0esfm0i0at mare. dIg ser
Maitn, Der bei 0ieien Dinners lein
@Ios unioreht.
lilies. mas Die 1atgn Oct 2ebens.
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Is GeriOnen bel 5euer Int 6eilsnr.
mreaNelnr ncrhrnnnt

4uterion u. s.. 5. gtup. - Isl
2cidcn mur0en glitarn abenO Gus
0eu Huiucn 0e3 &eilue8 Der Sells
arnieG, 0a8 ant Mtorgcn ia @ron0
geraten iDar, berDorge3ogen. ,{3ebn
Ylainier NIT rpabrideinIid t0tIiden
&erlebungou mo biele NIT geringr.
rem Die iiG ii6 6ciut @erobipringea
aus Den o5eren Stodmerfeu 5I5ogeli,
iino in @oipitdlern mterge6rodt.
Die S0entiii5ierluuq oler Gotten Miro
ieoenialls ni6t itnttfiuoen f5nnen,
GA Die 9er3eidutiie 0es @eimes nit.
%berbraunt iit0. Die meiiten Der
Gpfer mareu frelru0Ioie 2cite, bic
i'm %eim ielber itdl h6rea 2ebens.
unterbalt b%et0icnteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
Morp6inm beidlaanabmt.

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dralien mur0en ber1aftet uno mer.
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Mobe betriebgn 6abefl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
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