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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-11-09
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1t was long tramp. and tAs horse,
the dog and the man were alike
wenried. Carolyn May went fast asleep
with her head pillowed In Miss Aman-
das lap.
The Inter and Joseph Stagg talked
I much. Indeed. there was much for
them to say after all these years of
silence.
The woman, worn and scorched of
face, looked down on the smutted and
sweating man with an expression In
her eyes that warmed him to the mar
row. She was proud of him. And the
gaze OF love and longing that the hard
ware merchant turned upon Amanda
Parlow would have amazed those peo-
pie that believed he had consideration
and thought only for business.
In these few hours of alarm and
close intimacy the man and the woman
had leaped all the barriers time and
pride had set up. Nothing further
could keep Joseph Stagg and Amanda
Porlow apart. And yet they never for
one instant discussed the original
cause of their estrangement. That was
q dead issue.
The refugees reached The Corners
about nine o'clock. Jedldlnh Parlow
had hobbled up to the store and was
just then organizing party Of search
ers to 20 to the rescue of the hard
ware dealer and those of whom he had
set forth In search.
The village turned out en- masse to
welcome the trio who had so .mirac-
ulously escaped the fire. Aunty Roses
relief knew no bounds. Mr.. Parlow
wns undeniably glad to see his daugh-
ter safe; otherwise, he would never
have overlooked the pitiable state his
horse was In. Poor Cherry would
never be the same unblemished animal
again.
"Well, l vuml" he said to Joseph
Stagg, "you done II Better'n could,
too, reckon. I'll take the hoss home.
You comm with me, MandyT Then
he saw the burns on the younger mans
shoulders and arms. "rhe good land
of Jehoshaphat ! here's work for you to
do, Mandy. If you mir any sort of
nurse, reckon you got your hands
full right here with Joe Stagg," he
added, with some pride In his dnugh-
ter's ability. "Phew! them's bad
loolSin' burns |"
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Full of Cold; Had the Grip.

Many will be pleased to read how
Lewis Newman, SOC Northrand St..
Charleston, w. Va, was restored to
health. He writes: II was down sick
and nothing would do me any good
/ was full of cold. Had the grip until
got two soc bottles of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar. 1t is the best remedy for
grip and colds ever used. Sold by
Reed Brothers.
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otner--nnd nobody else.

othtr-hnu NOBODY else.
"Well. Carolyn May, y you've fin
fshed your supper, we'd better 20 up Ia
bed. It's long past your bedtime"
"Yes. Aunty Rose" said the little
girl In muflled voice.
Aunty Rose did not notice that Caro-
lyn May did not venture to the door of
the sitting room to bid either Uncle
Joe or Miss Amanda goodnight. The
child followed the woman upstairs with
faltering steps, and In the unlighted
bedroom that had been Hannah Stages
she knelt at Aunty Roses knee and
murmured her usual petitions.
''Do bless Uncle. Joe and Miss
Amanda, now they're so happy" was
a phrase that might have thrilled
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Aunty Rose at another time. But she
was so deep In her own thoughts that
she heard what Carolyn May said per-
functorlly.
With her customary kiss, she left
the little girl and went downstairs.
Carolyn May had seen SO much excite
ment during the day that she might
have been expected to sleep at once,
and that soundly. But II was not so.
The little girl lay with wlde-open
eyes, her imagination at work.
''Two's company. three's crowd"
She took that trite saying, In which
Aunty Rose had expressed her own
feelings, to herself. II Uncle Joe and
Miss Amanda were going to be mar
ried, they would not want anybody
else aroundl or course not
"And what will become of meT"
thought Carolyn May chokingly.
All the "emptiness" Of the last few
months swept over the soul of the lit
tie child In wave that her natural
cheerfuness could not withstand. Her
anchorage In the love of Uncle Joe
and Miss Amanda was swept away.
The heart OF the little child swelled.
Her eyes overfiowed. She sobbed her
self to sleep.' the pillow mufiling
The sounds. more forlorn than ever be-
fore since she had come to The Cor
nera,
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"But I'm here, MANDY. and I'm moi
too late!" he cried; and, somehow
neither of them could, perhaps, have
explained just how-hls arms went
around her and her hands rested on
his shoulders, while she looked earn.
estly into his face.
"Oh. Joe! joel" 1t was like sur.
rendering sob.
ats not too late, is It, Mnndyf Say
It isn't too late!" he pleaded.
"No, it's not too late" she whis.
pered. "If-if we're not too old"
"Old!" almost shouted Joseph Stagg.
II don't remember of ever feeling no
young as do right nowi" and sud-
denly he stopped and kissed her.
'Bless mel what fools we've been all
this time r.
"Oh. Uncle Joel. oh. Miss Amanda ~
cried Carolyn May, standing before
them, and pointing with rather grimy
index finger. you aren't mad at each
other any more. are you? Oh, am so
glad so gladl" and her face showed
her pleasure.
But the situation was too difficult to
allow of much but practical thoughts.
"Where's the old woman?" asked 10.
seph Stagg quickly.
"Her husband came with horse
and buggy late last night and took her
over to the new camp" was the reply.
"The fire was coming into the camp
when left. We must get out Of here
In hurry" declared Mr.. Stagg.
"We aren't going to be burned up
now, when Uncle Joe is here, Miss
Mandy" Carolyn May declared with
confidence. "See how nice he and
Prince found us? Why, they are reglar
heroes, aren't they?"
"They are. indeed, child" agreed the
woman. She turned to Joseph Staeg,
happiness shining in her eyes, and
lOQking prettier than ever before In
her life, he thought.
The hollow was rapidly becoming
filed with smoke. The man did not
understand this, but 1t foreboded
trouble. He turned Cherry and the
Amanda into the seat.
"Up you go. too, Carlyn May" he
said, lifting the little girl into the rear
Of the blackboard.
Joseph Stagg felt very serious as he
seated himself by Amanda's Side and
picked up the reins. The horse quick
ly retraced his steps up the hill to the
tote road. AS they came out into this
broader path they saw the smoke pour
Ing through 1t in choking cloud.
"0h, joe" gasped Amanda, "it's
eomingl"
ut surely is" agreed the hardware
merchant. Were In hot corner, my
girl. But trust TO me-"
"Oh, | do. Joep she exclaimed.
squeezing his arm. II am sure you
know what Is best to do"
"I'Il try to prove that So" he said
with subdued chuckle.
"Oh, Uncle Joew cried Carolyn May
suddenly, "can't we get out of this
awful smoke? Tit chOkes mel"
"Wait," whispered Amanda TO the
nan. I'll lift her over the back OF
the seat. think she had better be in
my lap"
"Pr'aps that's so," he agreed. and
he held In the nervous Cherry for q
moment till the change was accom-
pllshed.
The roaring Of the fire grew louder
and louder In their ears.
Suddenly Joseph Stagg dragged
vherrys head around. The horse
Morted and hesitated, for the smoke
was binding him.
u pretty near missed these forks!"
exclaimed the hardware merchant.
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HOLY FAMILY CHURCH
tCatholic)

Cor Miller and C. SITS.
Sunday High Mass at 1890 o'clock
Week days Mass at o&locS.
instructions FOR children satur-
days at 8 A. NJ.
Rev. Father Francis. o. F. ". !
Rector.
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|ihls left road takes us toward the
|ake."
"oh, Joe, can we reach itf' Wills
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-18
Die Senticbcit Deere
INNER nod itark

2onOon 1a. geilitdriIfe
@eobofter fiibren aus, baB Elm
Grieoen ourc1 militGrii6e Sie9c
meniger ipaDri6einIid 1T, ols ali.
gernein ongenolnrnen miro. Sic
CteIlung 5er 9ettI6en an Ser 8eit.
frcnt lit, tros oller geo6ri1ten panl
@egenteile, n;ft gefdbrlid. Ser
aRiid5ng ouf 0ie Sunoing 2inie lpar,
bonn oeltti9an @eii6tspunfte aus,
ein @rfoIg. 3treifeIlos madten
6ran8oien uno g(merifaner oieIen
FiifauG eili6er, ols geplant iudr,
1ber Der seino nerlor berbGltnis.
in1fjie tueriGe @pfaneene unO cse.
iAiite, meun man Die slusoebnitng
Der Operation in 9etrad)t siebt. Sic
8ebonpttng 0oB Die lebten nitt.
tdriI6en @rfoIge Der glniierten 0ie
0eltidcn g[tfneer Dem 3uidmlnAi.
brrhe nabe gebrndt bdtten ert.
ipridt iiGt ben 1atii den.
0iar crtper rtet ober nidt, 6aB Der
sSeino itfj IN De. Climbing 2inte
lonee baIteil t5nnen miro; oie Sort.
idtitte rrIerer Sritp'an maiden oas
unnoglid. 9(ber Die 9euti9en fam.
pfen tapfer unmittelbar fiiblih BON
Seniee 6lilIie, I'M galencienneS
nod ldftger 5u boIten nnb ein Incl.
teres ginorimen itnirerieits in Die
9un6ing 2inie 5lt berbinOern.
gGe8 oieS serenIaBt uilitGriife
@eobodter 6u Ser g[nlidt, ooB Die
9euti6en ni1t lange mebr tperoen
f6nnen, oaB o6er bon
cinem unr1ittelforen 3niamnten.
brlihe, ODER BON oer @efangennobme
ciner groBen Molie bon 6einoen
rlidJt Die &soe fein fonne.
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StieSctt kcfitlttt,
iaet rcrS 111ilncr

2onoon, 1S. Oft. - Ser britiIde
aricgSiefretGr, 2orO 91iIner, iogte
in einent Snterbiep NIT Dem gertre.
ter oes o@bering Stanoor0~, oaB
Elm bolit0n0iger Sieg in g(usIi6t
itebt, nGulih Die 3erit0ritng Der
preuBiiden @tilitdrmaidine. gS iit
Elm GROCER SrrtitnL erfdrte 2oro
Milner, on5itllebmen, onB 0as oert-
ide 8olf IN ben Militarisnlits Der.
liebt fei; ols oas eeltide 9oIf Die
boaitdnoige unb lrnriibulide giie.
oerIoge oes Militorismus i19 uno er.
fannie, oaB oas Spitem benielben
MIR 9fltin bradte, 70 tpur6e es eben.
10 eifrig, otf oeIien 9eieitigung 8u
oringeL oIs Die 4aiierten.
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Berlin prctcifiert
Bei6la9itabnte

8ai6ington is. OF. = Gin
Eroteit 9cgen Die 8eidlaqnobme
oentfcber 5diffe rno onoeren gi.
getttunt8 ieitens oes GernaIters
bon auSIdn6ii6em @igentltt ipltr0e
bon Berlin onrd oie S6iDei8er @e.
ianotidoft bier eingereiGt. IS
miro oaranf binaeipieien, boB oieIe
gei6ldgnabme ben oeitti6en 0fono.
1nii9en Srtereiien erbeblt6en Sda.
Den 5ltfiieen tpiir6e.
sSSit Der Stote miro ipeiter betont,
Dob Der gerfauf Oes Gigentuns Der
oeltti9en SdiffobrtsgeIelIi6afte ei.
ne @elpaltmaBreeeI iei, 6ie oeutIde
SittereIien fir Die 3nflinft boIIItdn.
Dig IN 5eIielt idIogen iuiir6e.
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8roteit, berlaneten fiir5ere s[rbeits-
Seit, neil Die gLrbeiter ltrtern1brt
firb it1o ltfl1rten iDegen oeS sSebI-
idlagS Der etr5uiiibren0en @ablre.
formen: n9as 8oIf tpenoet iid tor
gLerger erhittert bon Ser &ont0oie
I'M preuBifden Seerenbauie ab.
Gin onOerer 9eIegat berlonqte oie
8ertuerfung Der ol-oeltiden sSSee.
Die 9anoperferberbGnoe llr0 Sosio-
liIten berlangten @ebor, I'M ait er.
nlittelI i~eI6en Gtono oie Neqie.
rltng IN Snden bes Srie6ens Elm.
r1it1tnlt.
9as Organ oeS 3entritn1sfii6rers
Gr8berger iNreibt: yl1nlGugIt iuar.
ben mir aus &reifen, oie ser Gii-
tetlte nabe iteben, in &enrtnis aeiebt,
Dob @robbritannien, sSranfreid5 un0
sStalien ertIdloiien iirlo, einen fiinf-
ten 8interfeloaug au berbiiten, uno
1est Doren mir bon geeittralen in
9erlin, oab Der &rieg Oos Gnoe oes
Sabres 1918 nift iiberleben miro.
9ieie angaben foIIten nit goriift
aitfgenomnen Deroen. 9ie militia.
ride uno poIitii9e Gage oeutet
oltrdaus nidt auf eine baloige Be-
enbigung oes ariegeg bin.~
9ieie 3eitlng ober bemerft, 0oB
iif yi1 europdiiben 5inansfreilen
Die Sorge tuegen 5ortIetltng Oes
arieges gelten0 nade.~
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6rc6fiirit 21ic6clas
bineerictltet

Boris, Is. OF. cine orobtrofe
Gepeffe o,ts Giarfoe Selo, oatisrt
oen Is. Sftober, s 1lbr 25 0siilu-
ten obertos, riaI6et foIgen0en &eport
o1ts Gfaterillenbltra: ogaad) elmer
onltlihen G'rflarltng zines Sobiet
0berbauptes, honroe 9eiholas eineln
8erbor ltnterinorfen, tporoltf er sltm
2ooe berurteitt lmto binQeridltet
nnroe. @r mtr0e in Ser gtadt bonn
16. erihoilen.
gtidoIas Romnnoff ouf Sen fth
Sbiees beaiebt oiirfte mobG oer
@roBfiirit 9ddoIcs iein, Ser fribere
Sbcrbefeblsbo5cr Ser rliTiii6en gtr.
NEE. gead Sem lebten 9erihte
ipobnte @robfiirIt gti9oGos in Ser
&riln.
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8aIt)ineton, II. Gftofer.

SOulUIl8luH, Ii. &IIDDer.
3ei6nltneen, eeneloet uno beranldlaqt Bis
Gonnerstog 0iittog, beIaufen f6 auf bier
8i[lionen 9ollnrs intb loiien fpenigitens 5ipei
8il(ionen aur @erbolitGnoigung Der d. 2iber.
tp anleibe iibrig. gatr 5tpei Gage bleiben fir
Die glufbringimg bieier ungebeueren Sllnine.
aein 2at0, amertfn oIlein, tGnnte fold cine
groBe Summe in fold furaer 3eit fliiiTig
MAIDEN. glnerifo fam es tin uno mlb es
tin 3ns @ei6if Der @elt uno Die Soft.
'tungen oer 3ibiIiiation ruben ouf amerifa
g8ir ipiiroen alles berlieren, fir 6oS mir ae.
fGmpft baben uno O18 mir at errei6en boff.
ten, iuenn Die A. 2i6ertp anIeibe feblidl1gt.
@aOge ie6er mabre qnerifaner itf felbit beu.
te inter Dem peiBen 2idte bes Gotriotisnlus
priifen un6 be5eligen, Oh er in oieier oringen.
ben SCOT iein gtl[es un6 @eites geton 1ot.
9ie bodften 8erpflidtltngen bon GfIidt tnS
Gatriotismus befeblen ieoem tonbren amert-
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S9aBamts, stfretdr MtA0oo's
lebter anirnf fiir bic 6reibeits.anlei9e

faner, iofort 8it ieiner gatlf ober au Ieinem
2ibertp Gnleibe &onlitee oit geben lt6 ieinen
letten mogIiden Gent fir Die 4. 2ibdftp gln.
leibe gu unter5eidnen. 0aan beri6iebe 0os
nt6t man tuurte nidt, Big ietart6 aiifforoert.
nlan lei 10 eifrie, ieinen Seil fir Die a. gn.
lei9e beiartroeen, tpie lniere syunqens es
ftno, ibre SGladten ait idbIagen; pie Iie mil.
lts Dem 8efeble, ben SeinO analereifen, nod.
tomn1en. aatft Die Bombs an SeiI5abIun.
gen, iueitn gar5o6Iimeen nidt mogIid fino.
Seoe patriotiIfe 8onf min oa8u berbeIfen.
g8enn ieoer patriotiide giirger bel,te feline
Gili6t tut lit Die A. 2ibertb anIeibe qefidert
9ie fortgeiesten Siege unierer gGrtneen in
gitropo, Die iidere gfeoerlage unIerer sseir.
De uno Der glorreitbe Sriltntpb Ser Code Der
5reibeit bGngt ab bon Dem, mas 6os omeri.
faniidle goIf In 0iefen lebten Sogen Ser 4.
anleihe adnpa0ne tim miro
g8. O. DRca6oo.
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Sur Smoba ut6 llingegenb--
nnbeitiinntt beiite abeno tn6 CONS.
tag, DieIlei6t @esen. aein GROCER
BedieL IN ber &enperotltr.
Sir gsebrns -ltnbeitinlnlt beitte
abeno nno Snmstag nieILeidt Me.
gen. seein GROCER BebieI IN Der
9enperntlir.
Jiir eotDn-Weiltens beiD0[ft
beute 4beno imO SaHstng, bieIIeift
3sgen am Sdinstne ooer S1ngtoa
abeno. aein GROCER @edIeL in Der
&emperotur.
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A Request of
Secretary McAdOO

The Omaha Daily Tribun
gladly complies with the same
Washington, d. c., Oct. II.
To Publisher of Tribune
Val. J. Peter, Editor,
Omaha, Nehr.
/ am deeply grateful for
the splendid support you
have given to the Fourth
Liberty Loan and regret to
have to ask your further as
sistance, but / think it i'm
portant that a brief state
ment of about two hundred
seyenty-five words concerning
the Loan given a promi.
nent display in first page box
If possible in your Fridays
issue. | shall greatly appre-
ciate your assistance and CO.
operation. Statement will be
wired to you dire" Thurs
day afternoon.
w. G. McADOO.
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@rpGfraten ftnnhnrhiiirrt.

@oibineton; Is. Oft. - Som.
menOen /. 9eJ. ioIen ale RegeIn
imo Raten fir @ep1d bon alien
Giienbabnen eIeidntdbig feitgeieet
DerOen. @ie borber ioIlen $50
gilln6 frei iein i'm iibrigen bIei.
ben Die 9eitimmungen fir GyceB
Gepdf, fir bo6ites @epi6t eines
ein5eInen @ep1ditiideg uno fir Die
@roBe zines iolden oieiel6en. Cine
@er6noerltng miro beion6as @e.
i6dftsrdienben ongenebm iein. U1on
fam in 9ufitnft fein @ep1d fir
cine Citation nilfgeberL ole oiesIeits
Oes Dries lieet, fir ben man iei.
aen Gobri5eiu seIOit bat.
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Nelendltnna bom 9ann erIait.

gBoibington, Is. Sft.-9ie Gin
i6rdnfitng Der eIcttrii6en geIeuG.
tilng ioiueit bieieIbe Dem 9Ded Der
5reibeit. .gnteiEa oient, muroe bon
Der Sei5mistsIsgerpaltiing oufgebc.
ben. aOminiitrntor @arfielo Bat fir
bic 9ouer Ser angipogne olle Stra.
beuidiloer, Getiamnlllneen I'M
5reien rnO unoere llnternebmunaen,
Die our 5oroerilne Der g[nIei6e oie.
men. erIdubt.
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1l6ren luerben snriifneitel[t.

g8dibingfon. .. s., Is. OF. -
IS OiIrfte pobl fein lueiterer @er-
JUDI gemodt mer0en, oas Cages.
lidt @eieb, tpie es lett beltc6t,
fir Die Gauer Oes Srieges su ber.
lGngern. 8as lift oas @r9e6nis ei.
ner aonferen5 8lpiiden ben 5iibrern
I'M aonereB nn0 9orIibcr garlld
BON ariegsinouitrierot.
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Sur cine 2 Gents.sdeditener.

8oibingtoh Is. 9tt. - D1it s
eegen 6 Stimmen nnbnt Ser 8tnon5.
alt5iduB oes Senots cine Stenpel.
Iteuer bon 2 Gents ouf oGe gonf.
i6efs diL ols 3uiat 8ur 9I6tlnillior.
Oen.arie9sborlnge. 8eonte 0eS
SdaBanlts itao bieIe Der Sennto.
rem iino 9egen cine iol6e 9tcaer,
oa iie geidaftIid iddoi9enO pirfe
itnO onbei MIR Denig einbringen
f1iirne
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6Gifer 6arl fir
SeScral Spitcml

gSaibineton, Is. Oft. - &oiIer
aorL bon Seiterrei6 foIl, nad g1o6.
ri9ten Bon Bern, I'M begriff fem,
autonomie rno neltes sSeoeraI Sic.
gterungsipitem au beipilligen. 91s
San0 lit 5peifellos ont @oro6enoe Ell.
ner otseeiprodenen politiIden Sri.
lis. 9luBeroenl, 10 beridtet Die
5ruuffurter 3eitung, lit elm oGgenlei.
ner Streit in 8obmen alsgebro6en.
gfod nod an0eren 8eri9ten neigern
iid so polniife glbeeoronete nod
IGneer i'm gieidstnge tire Site 5it
beboIten.
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Wtutcitenkatllpf
9c9cr Sic Jnflmeitsa

@ai9inoton, 18. 0ft.-Gine 8or.
lage ipuroe i'm aongreB eingereiht,
tpnnn9 Die 6unne bon $10,000,.
600 beluiaiJt per0en fol- sur ge.
fdnlpfung Der fbaniiden sSnfluensa.
Cine W1ilion lit bereits 5u oieIerl
3Def beipilIiat iporoen. 3og @eIo
ioa 6ltrd Die @elllnObeitsbeb0roen
Der beri6ie0enen Staoten 5ur Ser
men0ung fcmmen.
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Gair6anfs flient NIT gfil[innen.

BaIbIn9tor. 9. g., Is. Oft. =
9ougIos Sair6ants, Ser befonute
Jilnti6alipieIer, Der bon @ofbina-
ton ra6 9eeu yorf fIog, I'M 2iberfp
Bombs ait bertaitfen. bot per Eefes
pBon feline 4nfunft In BaTbinaton
gentelnet. Gr miro nit einem NoTt.
aeropIon nah 8oIbington fEieaen,
nm feds Iliilionen fiir berfdiiFte
Bombs gu itberbringen. Gefret1r
@ec9Looo fpirb ibn I'm 5 1tbr obenos
ouf Der Sreppe oes S6dsdmtsge.
b6u6es enpfaneen.
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gapit iett sSertranen anf gsiliOn.

9font IS. Gft.-gSie f0nnen io-
gen, ooB Der beilige goter iein
fcites gertrauen nuf @ilion iett,
ooB er einea idneI[en mo oouern.
BEN 6rieoen berbeifiibren ipiro",
inate Wtoniianor Gorretti, Inter.
iefretGr oes @npItes. ,,gr betet tag.
IiG, 6aB 8rdfioent 8ilion ni6t BON
Feinem iebieen gfd6e obirre unS
odb ieinent 3icI fein Sinoernig in
ben @eg trete iun6 cine erneuerlmg
oes arieaes herbeifiihre.1
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@si6nadts3eidJcHfe fir in 9euti6
lamb aefanaene glmerifauer.

gleiu gorf, Is. Oft. - 9os ame.
ritaniide Rote streua ertl1rte beiite,
0nb fir ieoen gtmerifnner, Der oIs
@ei1ngener in 9eutif!on0 iueile,
Elm @ei1nadtspefet bereit iei. g(nd
cine Site 3ignrren ioIl jeoer BADEN.
9ieie Sen6un9en eeben Ourd Die
Sdnoe Der aonlniiiion oes omeri.
taniihen Hoten strsJes in Bern,
S6meis.
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Seine 8erit5rnna it bic erSer.

9tititeroauL Is. Oft. = Dos 0eut.
ide glrnleefommonoo BOT ben ge.
febL erlaiien onB Die gLrmee oiif.
boren fol-, irgeno etfpds 5n aerlto.
rem, aIsgenonmen es liegt cine mill.
tdriife giottpenOigfeit bOr; 70 mel.
bet Der &otteroam Gotrdnt.
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G1ieaao edIadter lueiNaelpaidlell.

gBalbl1gfoil, Is. Gtt. = 0le N9i'
casoer 6jroBidId6terfirma @iIion
& 60. lit BON Der g(nfIoge, uugeeig.
netes Sleiid an Die g(rmee bertaltft
5u bobeft, entloitet.
Die befre'fenoen ger6dn0htngen
Bdtten felt Ieetent @lGr3 Dor Der
Observation-Disclosures eeidlpebt.
Siebeu alagepuntte lagen Dor, o6er
ale ipuroen ipegen @epeismangeIs
abgeiuieien.
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Gin g,en,mpl fir glmerifn

goroeaur, ts. Oft. = Ger Dit,
tti5ipolrnt Der StnOt BAT belfIoi.
len, eine ubIfription 5ur Samnl.
hung zines 5on6s bon 10000
5ranfs Su eroffnen, i'm Elm Gent.
mol 5ii ebren amerifns OIL Der
waiiuoung Der @aronne sn errid.
ten.
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The appeal of Secretary Nc
Adoo appears O. the t, of this
page. 1t should be command
to every American.
The. attention of our readers is
also called to our editorial leader
on the Fourth Liberty Loan, ap-
pearing in this issue.-Editor
Omaha Daily Tribune.