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The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. no.
S. for the County ot Philadelphia, SeTtumlsr
term. 1916. No. ISIS. In divorce. Emma ~
Balster William J. BAlscT. To William J.
Balster: Take nOtice that ] have been sppoints
ed master hy the court in the above rrnceed-
ings in diTorce in which your wife Esmma
NJ. Balstsr. has brought suit against you for
absolute divorce on the ground of vilful ana
malicious desertion dating from Fehruary =
1900. and continuing 10 the present tine. and
that l will hold a meting for the pJnoss
Of taking testimony in the said case ct ny
uthce. ll0 South Fourth street. Philadeluhia,
Pa, on the ETH DAY OF FEBRUARY. lsls
at % O'Clock Y. m, when and where you are
notified TO appear in person or by counsel and
produce slch testimony and such Witness "a
YOU may desire to be heard o. your behalf
ARTHUR s. ARNOLD, Masier.
janls z-feblS
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
AUCTION SALE.
}. OWEN a SON, A.estoseer.

THUS. De O"EN a. SON. Aucttoneers
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF vALUABLK VACANT
LOIS on T STREET NORTHEAST,
NEAR SECOND STREET.
By virtue O . OertAin deed q trust duly
recOrded, in LibrT No. 10. Folio - - 60.
Of the land recurds Of the District Of Columtra-
and the reques OF the party secured theretz.
the undersigned trlI-sees win sen. al pubhs
auction in frout II The premises. On THURS
DAY, the Slst day q January A. D., lslS al 3
oclo& .. m. the following described land snf
premise situate in the District Of Columbia,
and cesgnatr1 Ss and benf psrts Of lots "a
and " in MciAughlins subdirSuu Of part q
the trsc of land kncwu a. "Prospect" u-
called Prospect Hill" a. pr plat recurdsd
IN Lher Levy Cour1. No. 4 Polio g. o. Cr
Surveyors offoe Rscurds cf the District II
Columbia. described A. follows: Beginning AZ
the inter-sctioa q the east line Of s4id lcs
q with the north linz II 7 street, as slozrn
on plat fled with the p-oceedinrs IN Distrc4
Court Case. No. go. in the Surreme Cour1 %
sid District. and running thence n1rth alruE
TIE east line of said lot "a. ths distance %
lT.9 feet 10 the northeast corner Of Eid I1r
7i; thence westerly along the rear lines o
sad lots ~ and IS the distAncs Of 100 feet
to the northwest conner Of said lot IS; thsnos
south along the west line of sid lot IS the dis
tancs Of l4.6 feet TO the said north line q
ssid 7 street and theno east along sid
north line Of T street TO the point of beSaB-
ming.
Terms oS sale: Sod subject to a p-ior desd
Of trust for $500, and the amount over and
above ssid trust 10 be paid IN cash.
A DEPOSIT of $50 required at time q ssls
and the purchaser allowed fifteen aays TO cnn-
plete the purchase. Further paniculzrs at tins
Of sale
ALFRED HIGBIE
HM. B. TURPIN.
Union Trust Building.
j1nls.2 2z
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THE :!SRHERALD

Published every day in the year
by The Washington Herald Com
pany at 425-429 Eleventh street,
Washington, D. c.
Telephone Exchange Call Main
$500. (For classified Advertisements
ask for Branch -.
Member Audit Bureau of Cireuia-
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
This Troublesome world.

Ihs troublesome world.
When Milton Brown, a widower
with several children, took unto him
self another wife he made a great
mistake.
At least that is what Milton said
In court when wife No. . had him
brought IN for threats.
To make . long story short, there is
not In all the universe enough black
paint to answer the purposes Of No.
2 when she talks about Milton.
Nah husband tole me-" she began
Historically. dat he would sink me
30 deep In hades dat all de steam
shovels in the world couldn't dig me
out sgin."
She even said that Milton came to
her one time when she was real sick
and worried her to death trying to get
her to make out a life insurance policy
in his name.
1t was the old, old trouble she told
the court-a single woman marrying
a ready-made Manipulating care of
stepchildren and all that sort OF
thing.
The court couldn't have pleased
Milton any better, he said, when it or
dered him under pain OF a Jail SEN
tence to keep away from his wife.
More Baltimore "Cheer.,
When Washington went dry, folks
around where Jake Miller lives. had
hopes that he would straighten up and
be a man.
He did for a while. For nearly three
months not q drop of bottled delirium
tremens passed his lips.
Jake's aunt in Baltimore passed
away. The folks over there sent for
him
He stayed in Baltimore for a week
All during that week he was as sober
as could be.
As he got on the train for Washing
ton. friend slipped him a half pint.
From that minute on his goose was
cooked. When he arrived at the Union
Station. his own wife wouldn't have
recognized him.
Fortunately he escaped arrest at the
station. But when he staggered out
on Delaware avenue, he fell into a
cops arms.
'Tmsh sho hot" Jake gurgled,
''thash 1 amsh burnin' up"
Very WELL" said the cop, "the cool
and have your temperature reduced"
And to go further, Jake's pocketbook
was reduced by SIS fine.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
James and Agnes warrener. girl.
George W. and Ellen T. Sedgwick, boy.
Jacob and Amelia A. Riehi, sirl
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

MACHINIsTs. BoILERMAKERs. MACHIN-
lists helpers, boilerm&kers' helpers. clerks,
messenger boys, baggage and mail porters,
white and colored laborerS- Apply Room 10,
onion Station.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
WANTED TO BUY.

WE Buy AND SELL FURNITURE. A
trial 10 all We ask sHERMANs, Ils3 fth st-
nW.-1u5 n. Z. ave. ~. Phone n. &S- u
WILL CALL IN MY USLETTERED AUTO
mobile, dty or Suburban, and pay you highest
prices for ladies, gentleinen's chfdren's die
cArded clothing. Of all desoiptionk Address
poStsI or phone. I viii cal. 4. RICE. III Tth
st. nv. n. Irk
P00HC OF EvERf DESCRIPTION. SIN
gie hooks to eutire nbr1rieA. Main
$50. PEARIMAN's BOOK sHoP, H q
st nv.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
MAN or BOY no SERVE MORN
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A MAID; GOOD POSITION ron
night nri; good pay. Apply HoUsEKEEPER,
Dewey Hotel. 3anS-a
NTE D-GIRL FOR COOKING AND
light housekeeping; good sAlary; bring re-
erences. les Decatur Il. NV. ian.B&
WANTED-WoMAN 10 WASH AND DO
cleaning. Apply PAGE LAUNDRY. 90 Z
ct. NV. tan-G
wANTEDLCoLoREb WOMAN FOR GEN
eral housevorf and cooking n. 90.
jan.S-N
wANTED-Two CODOBED HALL WOMEN.
Hotel. ian Dlt
WANTED-MAID, FOR COOK OR CEN
sral bousework. MI 18th st nv.
hnA-N
WANTED-TYPIsT 70 DO PART CLERI-
cal work. Apply Q. p. TELEPHONE
CO.. Room l, II lnh q. nv. Sn.a&
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4 III n I

WASH. JUNK CO.. Isth and D -. LIpe. xsa
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
HELP wANTED-MALE.

PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD WANTS Ma.
chinists At DC per hour and bonus; sisu
iaborers. Apply 90 New Jersey ave. ss.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

Frank Proved His own Guilt.
"Jedse. nobody on earth kin prove
dat All stole datman's bicycle" said
Frank Jones, alias Harry johnson,
when arraigned for lifting q wheel
from Joseph Howard.
"But All pleads guilty" continued
Frank, because All know you
wouldn't belieb me ennyhow, en- be-
cause All CANT find de man wot glib
me de wheel ter sell"
The court looked very hard at
Frank. He was telling the court all
in the same breath that he was guilty
and that he wasn't guilty.
However, the keeper of q junk shop
Identified Frank as the man who sold
him the wheel.
The owner OF the wheel had left 1t
at the curb to pay a visit to a shoe
maker. When he came out 1t was
gone.
Frank told the old. old story Of
someone giving It to him to sell. For
two weeks the police hunted this nas-.
and, not finding him, came . o. soz-
clusion that he didn't exist
And since Frank was so truthful
about the matter the court gave him
sixty days.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25


Before leaving the house for the
movies wednesday night Fred Chest
er turned the gas down In his room
low.
At 10 O'Clock when he came home
the gas was out. He swore out loud
and demanded to know in the name
Of the Great Mexican Jumping Bean
who blew Il out.
"Ah turned It out mahseff," came
the answer from the parior. Emma
Morris was speaking. She was the
one who paid the gas bill.
"Ah hab q great mind to turn 20
out" answered Fred angrily. be-
cause he had left the gas on to help
heat the room.
"Yo kin start on me right now"
said q gruff voice, that of Joe, Annie's
strong-srfn husband
In q second Fred and Joe clinchsd.
Emma ran upstairs and hid under the
bed
The two men fought It out. Fred
got the worst of Il.
He got thrashed 90 badly that he
had Joe arrested.
But Joe proved that he acted In
sslf-defense. 30 there was nothing
for the court to do but to let him 60.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

REc0RDs-vIcToR, COLUMBIA. AND Ed
SON-bought. sold. and ezchansed
RECORD EXCHANGE.
Phons n ma IN slh q m.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

: Announcement IL made tkst 10
auxillaries havs been admitted TO
Membership IN 90 Alexandria Chap
tar Of the RED Cross. They are
Grace p. e. Church. Mrs. w. Court
ney Lynch. chairman. and the NJ. E.
Church, South, Mrs. c. H. Smithers,
chairman.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

The Red Cross requests owners
of automobiles who will volunteer
to haul supplies from its rooms here
to the headquarters in washington,
sss D street northwest. to notify
Mrs. II. B, Cation. care Of the rooms
OF the local chapter, King and Pitt
streets.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

Three teachers in the Mount Ver-
mon Avenue Public School are suf-
fsring from the measles and as o
result the pupils IN their rooms,
totaling about 135, are enjoying q
1.-TWO weeks holiday.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

Deputy Collector Of Internal Rev
enue J. Fred Birrell and George K.
Pickett. his deputy will be at the
Postoffice Building until February
10, for the purpose Of assisting
persons in making out income tar
returns.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25

About $50 members Of the I'M
manuel Bible Class, Christ p. z.
Church. Of which Judge L G. Barley
is teacher. viii attend the Billy sun
day services in washington Sunday
afternoon. They will leave here on
the o'clock train and are expected
at the Tabernacle at las o'clock
and will enter By door IS.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

HEATED ROOM FOR 2 LADfbs-2 BEDS.
board. S5 a week. er Mortno plsce be
jnn.BsN
FURNISHED ROOMS. GENTLEMEN ONLY :
The Washington herald., 1918-01-25
FOR SALE-GARhGES.

GET A GARAGE THAT WILL oUTLAsT
any garage in the market In Appearance. dun-
bility, and price. V. 7. H B1EN. 1913 @ q
NV. Phone NJ. SI3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

Camp Srapis eeidlolierL iei nit Ell
rem oerielben nab Camp Gutter,
Mfidl., nt1o BON BORT nad 6em Camp
Mineola, g. g., ~sefonmteu.
Die bieiigen &aufleute iino DON
Der M:litar @ermaltline eegen oe.l
anfauf bon Soloatcnfleionuq ac-
iparat nno uufgefornert, etiuaige il:
t5rem 8eirs befinoliden m:l;tarilde:i
neutrality-suspicious. iofort al
9os anartiermeiiter 3epartcnle.lt
absuliefern.
Som /. Oftp6er on meroen sic
ltdntiiden u@arbaee" @ngeit an
Sonntaseu nidt mebr mIsfabre.l.
Die ionntaelide Wtiiuabfnbr lit DOT
oicicm Sermin on ~liltiert norben.
Die Snote, melbe bon Son
4ntonio uno @erar Gounlp iur sic
pierte, 6 MiGiarben betragenoe 2i=
berth anleibe auf5ubrinsen lit, it
mif $4,725,000, alio nabe5M 5 Mi(-
llonen Dollars, ungeiest Gicie
Summe fo1 innerbaIb ser n1hftea
sref 8ofJe,t %aufeebraft meroen.
Inter Den Meonern, peld)e oen Gn=
tbniiasmlls oes Eublifums anfe1,ern
.ueroen, lit Defenders Ser befanits
uno beliebte Shriftiteaer Opie Re.b
81 nerlnen; oerieIbe miro am IA. Of
tober ipreden.
unb beliebte Spie sfeio gu nenne,t,
nericlbe miro am IA. Sftpber lpre-
den.
Mapor gea bat erflart, oab DIE
non Der Bublic Serpice Gompaap
~ierlangte grbobuns oes StroBcr
babn Tabrpreiies in Der beutiean
5tootrats Situng nidt SIR s;rr
Janalung fomlneu miro.
8enn Sic nidt miiaiden, Sas
Die 3~mienomns Der rJreie GreHen am
/. Nftpber an Sic einseitelft mirS,
10 bitten mir nm prompte g~csablnra
beg Announcements Dor 6ieiem Ser
mine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

r0onfe." iaete tie. Cine Sraller-
nodridt iol Sic 1uliielL 9err 9bct-
Foriter, mie germ ib in S6rem Sauie
Q~l(e5cit gepelen bin uno ooB es mir
ibmer miro, oie &inoer ~perloiien 6t
mliIlcn, ober id) mtB Sic bitten, mir
5lt erlouben, ooB ib iobolo als mog
lid) meine Stequna bier anfgebe
iD muB 5l @ein5."
Ser Sberforlter Der anl porber9a=
6el1oen, Gage IN aler 3errgottsffilbe
altsgetDonoert ltno erltl1a6 5ebn uhr
abenbs 5nriidgefebrt nor, bate tat
Iddlim feline Mbnung BON irgeno mel
der &atoltropbe, BON Der crit i'm eult-
fe bes geltrigen abenos unbeItimmte
@erii6te Die 2uft 81 ourdJIdpirren
heqarn1en 1lno oie notwithstanding crit
beim belttigen 5rilbidoppen eenalier
ben erregten @entiitern liz greiten.
fels befon1t meroen miiroe usSron=
lein Seomig, Sic ieben nlih onBer
itanoe, ettpas 5n erpioern," Itotterte
er unos lit oenn gei6eben2"
lteber Sebe &erfoms 8eiidt flof
ferte Die bunfle Hote perleete1t 5tol=
aes. Sic iebte einmal 5nm Sprefel1
an, Damn i6mteg tie, nnb enolib
bra6te lie faltm borbar Die @orte
berbor: uSante @ruber ihreibt mir
ioeben, oaB meinen 8r1oer Elm neltes
llngliif %betroffen bat = feline 5rau
bat i'm nerlaiien!"
st %anttportete niht. Nad) eincnl
Neilden iagte er rnbie: Sic Yflift
aegen ben 8mtber utth lein frantes
&ino gebt olem Dor, bite, perfiiger1
Sic san5 frei iiber lih, 5riulein Don
&erfpmM
(Sortiebung folgt.G
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
Gin fritiider sas.

&uroe Dir am Iebten Sreitaa
Yron1pt 5uriidgelanot oein 8eitraa
Von Der DEMONSTRATION
Ni6 ba5 anopflod sir I'M &raaen.
uno perbnrbit OIL Dir ben Waaaer,
ODER braG bag Bein oein Sohn.
gYnr fein 9elo in oeiner SnSfe.
ODER fiel Die 3iutenflaide
Mnf oein 0nlipt= un0 AaIInbudl,
Setteit on Did in Die gnter. !,
Soer fam Die Shtpieaermutter
llneripnrtet al geiuh.
1lIbr Der 3ua Dir Dor Der 9iaie
Sorf, uflo ipern an Mlloenalafe
Dir Der Hnienbiigel brad,
Soer ipeuil Dir drmem Trupfe
@ebt' Der nelie .6lt BON Anpfe
uno Damn in Der Bfiise lag.
Soer iuenn Die Satin 3onftc
lIno init gnersie perlangte,
saR ibr cine 9ienitmaab BELT,
S0er iuern beim Sfat perlieren
CART OH eiien 0rdnp NIT Gieren,
Nantit nif minis hnnDertelf,
sSenn Deiii 5elepbpn perinate
llnb beiu Sdneioer bid perfloate
uno man beine llhr Dir ita6f.
3otteit germ om 'lpns gcnofen
Hno Die aneipc lpar nerid)lolicn
llnp oein Snrif gang fpfpiial;
9oer gingit on morgens fiidlen.
llnb on tonnteit nidlfs erlpiIden.
Sod Elm Iubrer nIes fino.
6oer fucnu Die 2iebite idrmoate,
gSeil lie nidlt mebr lparten poate
auf ben aolD'nen Cheering,
Soer fiel bein 6aistiirIdiiilicl
Dir in betne SuppenlfiiHel.
0eren Snbnlt tod)eno 6eik;
0Oer poIteft bn Dir miiden
Ginen r5iabbnn" Slim grfriSden,
uno baum batteit on fein @is.
@dbit 3igarren on benz alnben,
llnb Der bot BARN gefunben
@an5 entIebt Elm lal1ges Saor,
@enn on itets bnneben fratefl.
aurS, nenn allies. mas bu tateit.
ytlir bonn Reh ge|egnef mar,
0ndlteit on bnnn, itatt an f[ildlen,
Sm aalenber nadBuiuden,
Wos Die 1lriad' fDuilte iein2
Sort OH founteit oeutlid Iefen,
San Der Srei5e6nte aeipeien,
l'no Elm Sreitag ~obeubreiu!
2eo g
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

Seoe aerfom pod]te Sen folgelloen
Morgeu an oas 3immer oes Ober-
foriters. Auf iein .Serein!" fam ic
iiber Die Sd)melle nit blaliem peritor-
tenn @eiiht. SEER Oberforiter, i) ba-
be cine 9itte," begam tie, .oieIelbe
lit eigentli6 unbeideioeiI aber per-
5eiben Sic mir angeiidts Der sroBen
Ierlegenbeit Die mid 5tpinet. iie aus
5uipredenl"
Ger groBe Iann batte iid BON
Shreibtiid erboben uno ihallte be-
troffen feline Smisoome an, oeren fei-
nes @elid)t meiB pie cine aolf1uano
mar u1b beren Iugen tief einaeiun.
fen idienen. Sic BADEN bod nidt
cine Gronernahrid]t befommen2'
fraate er, an Die Sdppeiter i'm sSrren-
banle oenfeno, oNbcr bite, fcscn sic
iidl ooht 5rdiilein Seopigl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
@rnnoeiaentnms- llebertraannaen.


81. Wt. Srllibon an 0erindn 9nir.
@rlnoiEild i'm uelten Gitp 9[p6 1871;
$3.50.
Somes anapp an ;SDhn Sllhira
@runoitiid i'm 9lod 1882; 800.
Y. S. Wosler ON Sio &ae, @runoitiid
in 8arrett 9laee; $500.
&1n. S. Sdllt an S6omas @iuareal
Srlnpftild an Der Durango .GtraBe;
$500.
8. s. Sborman al aaie 8pliBer,
grunoltild an Der Gait Cincinnati @oe.
$4,000.
ar 3; 4; 5 en . Ssr @ en- 1+r e; .s SsS@nesoo'
S. 8. 2ebr uno Sran an 6. 6. 3inz
Ienteper, @rllnbiiid in Der 2nurel Sts.
Ibbitipn, $4,000.
$. q. IiIler a1 $. 6. SelSmal.
@rlnoifiif an Der ct. @arp's 5traBe;
$1,000.
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suaa'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26
@nn Grlau6nisiheine.

S. 6. 0ielmarn, Meporaturen, OF
Commerce StraBe, $50.
Wrs. Warp 8itt, @erdnSernne Oct
6rnnt, Soleonh Giraffe; $500.
Ioam Noder, gnball. @eitfnI Ipenue
5000.
@rs. 8. 9oefbmme. @obmbais, Cher.
m Giraffe; $1,000.
Sreo eaner. @obnbalts. SiD <0ueeasz
boro StraBe; $4,000.
@rs. gfta Chefs, Sleeping 9ord3
Cooper StraBe; $75.
Cherries albredt ST., @epmatlmert,
Heoaoa StraBe; $3.50.
8. 80 Sebr, Garage, 9protbb Ctr.
S4O0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

@Ge 9ieienisen, bic Sag Moon.
rement anf bic y6reie 1reiie nift
f~ortsnlcten miinidJen, limb sebeten,
een big smm 1. Oftober reiticrcnben
Setrag einSnidifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-26

Sralie ME ben 8iiderfiiBelt, sic
lid) INNER ianft Dir seigen! Sos linn.
arnlert nno 2iiiien tuar ia ihou Dem
eigen.
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Semitic.

Sam sintonio, 26. Sept, 1918.
@artoffeln. California, $3.75.
SiiBfartoffeln, Dam, $500.
3fpiebeln, Seras @ermibas, $3.50 unS
S1.75; grbftal 8are $1.75 uno $500.
Somaten, Gal. $3.50.
Bobnen. COLORADO. Tinto. per gfo.
$11.00; California 9a1ons, per cfpt..
$1,000; Sinfs, $3.50, Gina, $3.50;
Nnbp, $500; Sladebes, 5000.
Stride Strina 8enns. $3.50.
&ohl 1915 lmo $500 per 100 9flno.
@riiner 9feffer. Sf.0O per 8nIdel.
Naoiesden. SOC per Sbo. 8iinbe[.
Weerretttgs@ uraein per gro ~
@nrfen. 75c per Gbo.
@rblen. per fleiner Crate. $500.
Beeten. $3.50 Der 100 Yfuno.
&opfiaiat, 50. rs per Crate.
8eteriilie, 40c Der gmbeno z8iinbef.
Rfiriide. $1.65 uno $1.75 Der Grntc.
@elbe 8ur5eIn. $500 Der 100 Ifb.
@ierpflan5en. $3.50 Der 0uIheI.
@iiben. $500 per 100 1funS.
Gqnaib, $3.50 per guTdel.
@dnteloupes, $3.50.
Spinnt. $1.75 per Samper.
@riine @rbfen. $500 Der 5amp.r
Selerie, Colorado, 90c uno $500 per
Grntc
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gieb-MarH.


Gan aatollio. 90. Sept. 1915.
aiibe. $4.65 bis $500.
&alber. $500 bis $11.25.
9uleu, $7.75 Bis $3.50.
Odieu, $3.50 bis STATS.
ct. Gouis. 20. September, 1918.
Atnobieb. Serass@ier. $40 bic $fS. 90.
Sdtpeine. $t5,25 bis $3.50.
Tele.
geolf nn6 Srds -. 20 eta.
Ingoras8 ie9eu. per gfo. 10 cts.
angoras 8leaen. bsihdstat -. 5 Cts.
Sdufe.
8etai5ene Sdiite ........ 15c per Rfo
0rifile odilfe .......... 12c Der Rfo
Erodene 0dIte -...... zoe Der Bio
Rientato bort. wie bdBlid iein
ciaener Wops fIafft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-17
6clerittc B0bn0rbcitcr
i'm Often bcitSfist

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
H., as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1879
g8aibington, 8. G., II. san. =
lin Dem Monge( an MoI6iniIten
iu1o an0eren gelernteit Giierbabn-
arbeitern i'm Often 8lt begegnen, bat
Die @tienbobnberlualtung Sdritte
lunternommeit Die borauf berefnet
itr0, oieie MGnner fir einige $50.
den Bon oen tpeItliden 8obnen 8u
nebu1en, bis 6ie ilbcrbiir0eten 0itlt.
den 8abnen 0ie oufgeidobenen &e.
paraturen an 2ofontottben un0
5radtiuagen modem fonnen.
q. S. Smitb, gtiiiItent 0es gene.
roloireftors 9lcgtooo, Dem Der
Sran$port i'm Often lulteritebt, iullrs
DC eriudt, Die 3obl Der bon 0en
oitli6en 81bren ben6tigten @te6a.
infer on5ugeben tpdbren6 mebrtre
Gref1ltibbealtlte Der tpeitIihen gab-
men cine ltnteriltdlrtng begnnnelt
I'M feit8uitelfeh ipie biele 2e1tte lie
ltelleu tonrteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-17
11itt 10 brit. Scbiffc
Don Dcnficbcn uerienkt

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan
H., as required by the act of Oct. g..
1879
2onoon II. Syon.-Gin meiteres
benerfenspertes 5allen in Der Der
ienfltng britiifer @atl6elsi6iffe
m1breno Der Iebten g8ode lit aus
oeln geitern obeno betonnt befonnt
oetnadten aontiralitGtsberi6t at er-
ieben. sSn Oieier 3eitperio0e uur.
6en MIR feds aouffabrer bon 1900
Ionnen lrto 0ariiber berIenft, un0
mciterbin 3ipet Sanoelsidiffe unter
1900 Sonnen uno 8tpei Slider.
boote. sSn Der borbergeben0en 8ode
6eri9tete Die 9l0nlirolit4t eiten Ser.
luit ourd 0lineh uno &olthboote
bon Is aoltffdbrern bon 1000
Eonnen uno 0ariiber, 0rei &on0el8.
id)iffe unter iener Sornoge un6 bier
ytiherboote. Ser 8erid1t bonn 2.
ssSanuar ga6 Die 9erienfuugen ouf
81 Shiffe an, tpopon Is itber / 800
8onren aroB moren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-17
6ciltnob beitsberitbt iiber
cic GrpcSiticnstrtgppcit

(1rue translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan
IT,, as required by the act of Oct. 6.
1879
8oi6ington, 8. G., II. San
9er erite tpo6entlibe @elunobeits.
beriht fitr bic amer. expeditions
trltppen in 5ronfreid nit berglei.
benben 3abIen fir oIle Sutppen in
ben Ser. Staoten ipur0e geItern ber-
6ffentlift. Die So0esrote inter ben
@rpeoition8trltppen lit ni9t nnge.
ge6en, 0a 0ieIe 3oblen es nt0glih
MAIDEN ipiir6en cine 8erednung ser
@elar1titdrfe Der glrlnee 0es @ene-
rails 8eribing 8n MAIDEN, Sn ieber
So0e8faa inter Ieinen Sruppen be-
ribtet mor0en lit.
Ser 8eri6t 0edt 0ie orn 10. SD
nuar enoenoe @o1e. Gie @eionlt5abI
Ser 2eltte, 0ie Degen @ertutttoung
un0 Grfronfung bon1 3ienIte be.
freit fin0, betrug 54.2 pro Souiell0.
2lebnli6e 8ablen iiir Ole Ser.
5tooten betrtgen AGA. Die Soipt-
tai. 3uloiiung8rote in SSronfreidl be.
trg 45.2, mobon 1870 oltf &ronf-
beiten 1tuo Scr 9}eIt allf 8erluitn-
oungen entfieI. Syu Sen Ser. Stoo-
ten mareu Die entipreAen0en 3ob-
len $50 uno 1922. 0ie 2ungens
ent5iin6ungs-G State i'm Qu8lanoe mar
10 gegen or in ben Ser. Gtoaten;
@ei6tedt8franfbeiteu I'M au8Ionbe
IL oegen ia in oen Ser. Stuaten;
@toiern im 9(uslorbe is qegen 90
3u bduie; Ntenangiti8 0.05 gegeu
0.09 8lt bouie; SdarIodfieber 0.5
Qc9en OF; &ppbus 0.ot 9egen
0.001.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-17
SHl0cbtbailsarbeitcr
fir gcic6laonabmtc
gSerScn ben @rdiiScnten erindleu
bic SdladtGGnicr i'm san5en
2anbe 5n iibcrnebmen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
H., as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1879
Chicago, SI., II. Syan.-0ie 10.
fortige l1ebernobne aIler Sdla6t.
bduier In ben Ser. Staaten miro Dem
9rdiibenten 8ilion bon elmer 9ele-
CATION, in Der ale 9[6teilungen Der
Sn0uitrie bertreteu iino uro on oe.
rem 6pibe Sobn 5itpatrid, gr1ft.
bent Der @bicagoer glrbeiter- 50oero-
tion, itebt, Oringen0 enpfoblen tper.
ben, Die geItert nbgereiit lit. Cine
BON ben 8ertretern scr g(ngelteIlten
ousgeaebene 9erfiin0igi1ng beIogt.
o8ie orgdtitfierten @roBidlG6ter
0es 2an6es boben iidb geipeigert, uns
ertgegen8utontmen ODER nit uns in
irgenO einer Beiie in Der groBen
8eltfrifis 8uIammen3uar6eien. sic
baben nit eberner Stirn 6en feier.
lthen 8ertrdgs Der 5iniihen uns utlo
Dem 9rdiioenten burd Die 8ermitte-
hung ieiner aor1r1iiiipn obgeifJloIien
tpltr0e an Ieeten 8eibnadtsmorger,
6eiieite gelest.
aQie GAlabtin6uItrie lit 0ie al
Ierlpidtigite in Der gan8en gtation.
9ieier esStlouItrie ipabreno 0es 8elt.
friegeS gu erIaiii66aaiiii, III III piti5aten S1n.
ben 3u blei6en, ipiiroe nidt mir bon
Statopllnfte Ser Gegierung ld6er-
LID iein, ion0ern aud ie9r gefabrli6
fir Die Code Der Qualification un0
fir Die @elt- t-9enofrotie fir Die mir
fdnpfen.~
Gie 9trbeiter lneroen 6em Br6li-
0enten bori9lo9elt, odB i'm Sole Die
Sdladtb1uler iibernontmen lperoen
iie iid ats erite M2it9lie6er Der ino1t-
itrteIlen Qlrnee 2linerifas einrei6en
nn6 Der aeaierung eine boI(e 8abl
BON glnaeitellten fir ie6eS 56lodt-
bmts in ben Ser. Staoten garontie.
rem mer0en. Sic ihlngen ebenFaIl8
bor, bic stegeIltug oler g(r6eit8be.
Oingtngen itno 2pbne Der 3egierllng
at ilberldIIen.