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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09
BY Efoise.

BY ElOise. ~,
The CAPE, while dashtng and smart,
and convenient to slip over frocks, is
really not very practical il one needs a
wrap for warmth. Its airy folds are
quite too chilly for some Of the raw
spring days. For summer veal how
ever, it will be more than popular.
1t will take the place of many a sport
coat and sweater. 1t seems that the
cape is just the wrap one needs to
wear over the frilly ruffed frockssof
the coming season with their fur
sleeves which would crush so easily in
a snug-fitting coat There are many
styles of capes, sports capes, dress and
evening capes beach capes and even
rain capes.
This costume will create quite a
sensation when it is worn on sthe
summer beaches this 1t is. a
walking costume which is quite
French. Amber, yellow and~white
checked velour Is cut in voluminous
folds and trimmed with a white vel
vet collar to make the cape and q
huge tassel is the only trimming. A
chic little hat to match completes the
idea.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09
ADVERTISEMENTS Is
Don't Hide, Them with = Ven; Re.
move Them With Othine-
eafs5&@@Es nr~kI~ cA>N~N<B> Ft-Ei gAg29SMIy
ADVERTISEMENTS
Double Strength

This preparation for the ren10yal46f
ffeckles II usually 10 successful. In rec
moving freck1es And giving q clear,
beautiful complexion that II Is sold
under guarantee 70 refund the money
II 81 fails
Don't hide your ffeckles under
move them Even the Aret few applis.
cations should show wonderful linz
~pfOvenaeHt, some Of4 the lighter sfreckSs
10 Vanishing entirely. Il
~ snre TO aSk the druggistNsEor the
double strength. 0fh5nss ~ II atht1sthAA;
y sold on IL Monsy.baek guasa1tess
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09
Rumanian Advance G.,
Z. Into Hungary Made
On Own Initiative
lBy The Associated Press)

Paris Thursday, May cit Is
learned on High authority that there
is no foundation Tor reports that the
Entente Powers either instigated or
vance against Hungary which was UNI
dertaken solely on the initiative Of
Rumania to forestall projected COM
,bined operations by <the Hungarians
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09
O~FINTEREST WOMEN
lane Delano to
Be Honored at !
Services Here

Plans are being made for memo
rial services to be held in b Plym-
outh CONGREGATIONAL. church Tuesday
night in honor Of Miss jane Delano.
national director-of h department OF
nursing Of the American Red Cross.
who died April is at the SaVeney
hospital In France.
Student nurses Of both the Deacon
css and St. Michael's hospital will at
tendAthe ceremonies in uniform and
8 large delegation of public health
and graduate nurses are expected to
be present to pay a tribute to the
nurses. Miss Mabel Christiansen and
DeIano. gave their lives in service to
their country.
Miss Delano was born in Watkins.
~, Y. Her father vas killed n the
Civil war, and she was raised by her
grandfather, a Baptist clergyman.
While a young girl. the call to relieve
suffering humanity came to her and
she began fitting herself for the career
in which she was destined to attain
such great prominence.
The first patriotic service Of Miss
Delano was to nurse yellow fever pa
tents, at Jacksonville. Fla. This work
Finished. she was called to Bisbee.
Ariz.. in 1889, to establish a hospital
for one of the big copper companies:
After being made superintendent. OF
the nurses training school of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Mss Delano
took up special courses in medicine.
In 1905, she was appointed chairman
Of a nurse reserve. which was being
developed by the American Nurses
association. After receiving the ap-
pointment of superintendent Of the
army nurse corps she visited n Phil
iD~pine~islands, China, Japan and Ha-
wall. It was due to her untiring eff
forts that 5000 selected nurses were
available at the beginning Of the war
and she was largely responsible for
the success of the nurse recruiting
campaigns which followed.
DR.. S. Paige johnson and Mrs
johnson, 2O2f Vernon avenue, are en-
Pertaining as their guest for an in
definite time, Mrs. A. s.. Burrows, who
formerly made her home in this city
For several months Mrs. Burrows has
travelled in the south and has been the
guest of friends, in California, Wash
ington and oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball, 521
North Fourth street, are looking for
wards-to a visit from their son, Cor
poral Thomas Ball Of Winnipeg. Cor
, poral Ball returned recently from
oversee service with the Veterinary
Corps. He will arrive here Sunday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09

and Russians against that country. II
is understood that the government OF
Bella Kun in budapest entered into in
innate relations with Nikolai Lenine'
the Bolshevik premier Of Russia. and
that. the projected Russo-Hungarian
attack was delayed only by the neces,
sity Of organizing the Hungartan Red
Army. Rumania decided to take tho
offensive against Hungary, the near
est and least formidable OF her
enemies, with the object of securing q
good defensive line on that front and
Occupying lines of communication be-
tween Russia and Hungary across the
Dniester river and in the Eastern Car
pathian mountains. The. Rumantan
advance was facilitated by the dtsor-
g%anization of the Hungarian army,
whole division Of five thousand
men with thirteen guns surrendering
in a body to the Rumapians April 70.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09
Baby Clinic at
Wilder School
Is Postponed

Because Of the wet disagreeable
weather # has become necessary to
postpone the baby. clinic. which was
to nave been held in the Wilder
school Saturday, May 10. under the
direction of the Public Welfare asso-
citation visiting nurse committee. The
clinic will be held in some &her
building as soon as it i~s/possible to
hold 1t. a.
Clinics VIII be held here for six
successive weeks. land the meeting at
the Wilder school tomorrow was to
have opened the series. On each Of
the following Saturdays they will be
held as follows: : Washington May
II; Winship. May "a: Belmont, May
81; Roosevelt. June Z: Parochial
school. June IA.
The Medical association of Grand
Forks to whom the success of the
former clinics is greatly due, has
again volunteered the services of
three doctors a day to conduct exam
nations. Miss Mae Mccullough, WIS.,
iting nurse, and Miss Hedwig Qjupe,
school nurse. will be in charge ofthe
clinics and will assist with the exam
nations.
Children Of school age, as. well as
those under school age. may be
brought TO the clinics for examination.
If there is anything wrong with the
child, the necessary prescriptions will
be given. and If in good health the
examination will not have done any
harm. M -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09

to all competents. Some of;>them
spend the money Is soon as received.
but q large nuWbeF Of them have m
recent years acquired habits of thrift
and have started savings accounts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-09

Miss Burbank of Temple. Texas , is
in Washington, D. CO.. - page and
delegate from her state to the Betty
Martin chapter, DYASR. Convention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21
Girls Dresses, Special csc

Sizes for ages ? 10 q, made Of picked
glnghams and peroales in a large as
soriment OF plaidS and plain oolors.
here IS quite a variety OF attractive
styles including the slipoyer with mid
dy ties, and stitching on collars. oaiis
and pockets. A miscellany that we
have marked TO move on, on Saturday
Reduced TO csc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21
MAJOR HARRISON
TO LEAD ARADE
Returned Local Officer to Be
at Military Ball,

Company !, Third Oklahoma inian-
try, will honor Mai. Charlie, $. Ilar.
fis0n recently returned from over.
seas, with q grand military ball 10.
morrow evening IN the state afmory
ION Souh Broadway.
Preceding the bali a military pa.
:. .c wil bc gwen. headed by the
s. md infantry fcgimcntaI band,
ut t. T. Flynn commanding
MAJOR Harrison and his aides will
lc1d the parade as It swings down
North Broadway from armofy head.
quarters al o'clock The route will
be- south IN broadway TO Main street,
west ON Main street 10 Hudson av.
,nuc. south on Hudson avenue 10
Grand avenue. east on Grand avenue
90 broadway and north on Broadway
10 the afmofy
Company n oi the Second Okla.
loma infantry and | aud u OF the
Third Oklahoma infantry Will par
ii,ipate N the parade ~ the above
order.
Arrangements, including the rccep.
ton, ate in the hands OF Capt Yer
ron g. liollcIar. Lieut. Walter NJ.
Reeve, and Lieut. T. II. Dare, officers
OF Company !.
The ball will open with grand
march led by Major and Mrs. Harfi-
son. All proceeds from the sale Of
tickets al 81 each will be used 10
purchase essential equipmen, not pro-
Nided by the government.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21

even before We had time 10 shut the
door But 10 nay surprise he dihu'
take the straight road to the station
but turned oil At the corner below the
chool house and drove 10 the nexl
road, which because OF stretch ot
muhproycd property, took rs many
block, ont ol our way
II had been less occupied with my
own aiidirs ! should probably have
hil upon the answer to this apparently
foolish pro ccdlu2 ~ once But whc1
We turned back INTO the road leadlnc
directly 70 the station the answc.
came 10 me in flash, for ! heard 70
muIiefed exclamation from Mf Stock
bridge. lrulr ,mo,hcred gasp oi dis
may from Alice Holcombc. and saw
rushing toward us from the Sidewalk
woman whose face, distorted with
anger recognized ds that of Kenneth
StJgkbudgc wife
lC0pyriphh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21
Reds Again Head
Kiev Warsaw Hears

WARSAW. Wednesday, Feb 10
II is reported that kiev is again in the
hands OF the bolShcyikL a large mum.
ber Of whom have come from Mos
COW To assist those who have been in
the city. Pcilura's forces arc involved
in the fighting there, It IL said. and
are at the same time trying 10 hold
back the Poles on tho north and re-
sid pressure from the RumanlanS in
BeSSarabla.
AdtceS received here indicate that,
French troops advancing from Odessa
are half way 10 kicy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21

"Ey, -yonc i, busy II TN, hour So
conc long,
Shr caught a. my hand Checrily.
helped me- 10 rise from my chair, kept
the hand IN her, until We had left the
privacy of the principals office for
the publicity ~ the main corridor.
where pupils were almost constantly
coming and gong Then she dropped
A. rntulliycly gfasplnR my d.ilStc a.
being assisted ~ any way, especially
before the critical wondering eyes of
the children, and pc. .cded me 10 tho
rest room
IN the next two minutes found
many reason, for appfcDllllng her
Guict thoughtiuncsS Locking the
door W that no chance intruder should
di,lurb rs. she unoblru,iyely put my
hat and wrap, on me, Tor 10 my dis
may ! found that my fingers were
shaking 80 as a. make any task diff
cult Aud from lltlc emergency
cupboard which I knew was the re.
suit OF her own ready thought years
before she prepared an aromatic
draugh' which ,,eadlcd my over
wrought nerve. instantly
The Angry wife Appears
"Now wcll rush down 90 wc won't
miss ihc tram" he ,lld IN matter.
OF tact tones, and unlocking the door
walked bv my side down the iairs
and ont the door. where Mr Stock.
bridge sat ~ M, car wlth engine al.
ready golns inpat'cn,ly consulting hrs
watch
Jump in quickly" I've commanded
wen scarcely make IT,"
We obcycd hin and hc started of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21

urc you were all right" Mr Stock.
bridges pleasant Nolcc-so different
rom II, usual cufincSs- frplrd and
now ! am going 10 turn over the office
you and Miss llOlCombr until you
wish 10 go home, ! viii ~ up and
axe care oi the pupil, my5cli there
are some things want 10 say 10 them
anyway :, shall not need either ol
yOu again today
Miss liolc0mbe may g. home with
YOU II you wish, And this is Thur,
dly--donl think NJ coming back ~.
morrow Everything will bc All rsit
here, and by Sunday you viii have
had time 10 think over thing, Bit.
Then II II Is necessary Tor YOU 10 STAY
~ home longer VIZ can easily arrange
for \ substitute Tor = few days. So
don't give things here a single
thought Now /, there anylhing / can
do for YOU, any 'elrphoning or iclc.
graphing any friends you wish to
reach"
! looked at him gratefully
Thank you, there 3, nothing I can
do here" answered. But must
get homc as quickly as possible"
lic whipped on, HI, watch, consult
ed It ifownlnRly
There IS a train leave, in ten min
u'e,." he said, If will take you oyer
20 the station IN my car. which is here
in the bicycle sheds back Of the
school house You have only \ min.
uic or Two, however ~ get your
things for vc haven't any time 10
lose Miss ilolcombc YOU must come
along"
Hurried Preparations for Leaving
] neither liked nor understood his
imperative tone 10 the other woman.
But she didn't seem 10 find anything
amI' in IN. She replied quietly, "Ot
course" and then turned 10 me as the
principal took his hat and coat from
his locker and FASTENED on, Of the
Office.
Shall ] get your wraps from your
locker IN the teachers test room, or
would you Ike TO go up YOURSELF"
There will be no one else there" !
asked. with nerves aquiycr. II seemed
as II ! couldn', bear'to speak to any
one save this comforting, sympathetic
woman.
Il don't think So" she replied
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21
Windsor Ties

Of silk medium and mll ,ils, hem.
stitched hem, in all color, sos Wind.
'or iit' OF crepe de chine IN ,arc.
ty Of color, and plaid,. CSC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21
MMiSf&bSneenn 4

hese the Eee and Princess
ok'ahoma 'y While we be endowing them with qualities
Whch they do not
sweet spirit and mild wonder Of ghod and embodied
styles lhy peculiarly adapted
which
at the mysterious world
things - ~
Inc excellent
"
made all the
Quaud oil fao pIam
o greats The $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21
MSQlder'
''Hl1Sbo1Nd
What Happened - Mr.. Stockbridge
Drove Madge and Miss Hoscor,bc
70 the Station.
ARbo Garrison

\ fRS. GRAIIAMl"
heard Alice Hoicombe's
voice, sharp with anxiety. speak
my name. bu, the sound seemed to
come irop somewhere afar off. al
though she was standing at my elbow.
Her imperous tone however, con
,eyed distinct command TO my
dulled senses, and | reused myself TO
answer her
"Yes' What is III" 7 heard myself
say mechanically, and then the reali-
,a,ion came to me that ] must have
alarmed both Miss Holcombe and Mr..
St ckbridge by my dared. self-sbsorp-
tion following my reading of the news
dispatch describing Dicky's disap-
pearance. | tried to rise. but from
the other side of my chair a firm
hand rested for a moment on my
shoulder and pushed me back again,
"Miss Holcombe jus. wanted to he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21
Germans Turn in
Stocks for Food

BASEL, Feb. 2l.-M reSul, OF
Matthias fribergers appeal TO capt
taliui IN the German national assem-
by On Tuesday for money to pay for
foodNuiiS to be bough, from the en-
ten'e powers. a number OF persons
have placed all their foreign seeuri-
ties at the disposal Of the government.
according to a We,mar dispatch TO the
General Anyeiser ~ Frankfort.
Paying an income tax will seem
Jus, like putting money In the bank
il you stop 10 consider what would
have happened had the Huns been
eonquerorS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-21

New MILDLY houses of galatea in white. slip
over, button and lace styles. Large sailor col
laFs OF PLAIN blue red or white finished in ,ou-
tache braid or with ties OF red or black-s,so
$3.50 and SeS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Gin 6efteralitrcik
bcSrcbt Bottom

Bolton. 9aaIi., 16. Sent. Gie
Stimllinlg 5u @itnlien eines Sc,
iteralitreifs, ous Sprlpotbie mit ben
ltreifenoen 9oIi5iitet, lit, int @ad)-
ien.
9ie bereiiiigten o6ebrep Grooes"
in Der, Staot, NIT elmer MitgIieoer-
aob[ bon 10000, bat beidloiien, oie
Ir6eit nieoer5ulegen, penn iie BON
Der Genital Mrbeiter Union 0o5l
aufgefor6ert iperoen. gtnoere arbei-
Ter ltttioneii ser Sto0t baben itlb in
oenielbea Sint geGuBert.
Ole 9ennlten ser Central 2abor
Union arfl1rten, 6nB, tpenn Elm @ea
neralitreif beoroert miro, onn1t
tpitroen ie6od] foGde Geiddfte, Die
6itm 2eben nottpenoia iittb, fiift
gum Streif berltfen.
9ie 5cnertpebr III SoIpitGlern,
MitglieOer BEG selteroeparterneilts
ttn6 onosrs arbeiter, Die WtilGmoqelt
uno InbriitgsulitteI fobren, iilto
bonn Strcif ouseeidloiien. ssyit
itbrigal berrldt gtube in ser StoOt.
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ltnolii&sfaMc aitf
fordiiSeittcnreiic

9}ortlGtO, Ore, 16. Gept.--gnt
gtitomobiI, 6eiien sSniaiien aur @e.
ielIidaft oes 9sr1iioenten geb0rten
un0 Die Taleriide Sobrt iiber oie
columbia" So9itraBe uitmoGtee
fippte Inn. tpobei 3lpei @nnn get6tet
un0 0rai berIest tpnrDen. Inter Oelt
Soten befinoen fih: Sen s. g[IfefB
8oIbingtoa SorreIponoent oes
glebeGonO ..GloirtoeoIer", Syontes q.
gotterion SSiibrer oes g[iitontobiIs.
Die @erlcsten filto; StnnIep gen-
noIos, @ni6ington aorreiportoent
Der Baltimore Sut". Gcbert 6.
email, Maf6ingtoner Gorreiport0ert
Des nGnbIic 2e6ger, in GbiInoeIpbio,
go, ioipic s(rtbur 9. SuTlibon, Elm
3eitimgslhrei6er aus Iortlano,
Oregon. Ger 9Sr6iioeit i1note cine
8eiIeiosoepeide on Grol glGen IN
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ucfipartiian ceaeitc
Beaiftte permrteilt
Suiunlep itnb Gilbert erbalten iursen
Sdiirens slm gnfrnbr 80 Sa-
&c paft; Grflarnns bes
9iidtcrs.

Sadion Minn., 16. Sept. - 81.
Itriftsridter Dean beritrteiIte oeTtern
q. 6. SoiunIep, 9r6iioent ser gea-
tionol 9tonpartiion 2eogue, uno So.
lepb 8il6ert, bormnIS Srgaliinti.
onsleiter Oerielben nelfe om 12.
Suit ibuloig befunoen tpuroen, 5id
beridnoren 8u baben, glufrlibr gegen
bic Hegierlmg 5u preoigen, at 80
Sagen Soit I'M GourttDgefGnanis.
Sotpnleb uno @iIbcrt iuur0e Der Gro.
5eB aelna4t, neil Iie bor itno noh
oem ariege in Sadion un0 onoeren
Counties &eoen geBalten ltno 9}ros
idiiren berteilt 6atten, Die oasu att.
geton iporel1 9onifription uno oi.
oere ariegsmaBtabmen gu beein.
trd1tigen.
8eoer SoipuIeb nod Gilbert erbo.
ben Giniprld aeeen bos ltrteil.
Staatsanmalt Nidolos bon Sad.
lolF uilO Jttnfer Ged1l 0ber erflartens
Die perf9ieOenen @eriif)te, Die iiber
Die 5iibrung oes aSro5eiies in I'm.
Ialif iuoretL oIs cine 2iiee. nSSSrgeno
cine Srganiiatior". iogte gfidter
2eon, 1Die nuf siisen berubt, fam
ttift Innge beiteben4. 1nf Die 9son.
pdrtiiun 2eague neripeiierl6.
Sen gerurteilten lit cine sSriit bon
60 2ogen gege6en iuorocn in mel.
der iie lin einen reuen gro8eB mad.
iuden fonnen. s8iro ibnen elm IoI.
der ni6t 9elpdbrt, onnn miro an
oos Staatso6ergeridt oppelliert lper.
ben.
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Dikfcr Berger bitter
in fcincft 2tneriffen
@adlt bpr Sem Sansfomitee einen
Ietteu 9ampf nm ieinen Son.
srekiit.

8oibin0ton 15. Sept. (llnite0
3rcB.) Gietor @erger, Der @tiImau.
fee So3ialiit, madte belite iein Ieb.
tes glrgluEert I'M ieinen SongrebiiB
bor 0em Sats.@obIfonlitec. CT
mar erbiftcrt in ieinen g(ngrifien
auf 8rdIioent 8illon, Die 2iga Der
GationerL ben @eneroIantpaIt, Oie
@erihte, Die ibn berlirteiIt ba6en
lpegen Der llebertretltng oes Spios
noaegeIetes uno Der aapitnIiiten.
CT erfldrte, 6oB Die @elinnes.
dnoering Ges Nr1fioenten tpelde
beranIoEte, oaB sic 8ereinigten
Staaten ben &rieg erfl1rten, nonr6
geipiIie fopitaIiitiide ssSSutereIien gu.
itnll6e eebrodt ipuroen."
Der ASrdiioent 9Iottbte, 6ob es
feline gflidt lei au fun. mas gelpiiie
aapitoliiien luoIlten". inete Berger.
ollno mir boben niftg eetponnen
hurd ben arieg, oiBer ariibpeln
uno 8iILipnen bon GdnIoen."
Berger bebauptete, oab er bon
elmer nit 8orbcoodbt niiseriudblten
uno bon Der Gmerieon 9rotectibe
2eague in Chicago beitdtigten SilrD
iiberfitbrt tpuroe.
s9ie 8erurteilung Su 90 Sab.
rem Die gfidter 2an6is iiber mid
berbdn1te, bdtte mir uitter Dem Gar
ooer bent aoiler ni6t gegeben tper.
ben fonnen". iagte Berger.
Ser @enernIanipoIt 1T ni6t Def.
fer tpie Der Bar bon RubIono."
Bier aonereBmitelieoer bGtten|
inter 0em Spionnsegeieb fir ibre
geuberunoen iiberfiibrt tueroen
fonnen. Sic lsaren 6eI6iitt, neil iie
Mitelieogr oes Songrefies iporen.
Berger erfIdrte, bof, Die g}eoen
bon Gbonp Glarf, Glaltoe aitdin, |
ssSames ST. glann, sIbgeorOneter
Mon6en inO @iIlion 6. MoIon
oa5u gebGrten.
gssSn feinem onoern 2anoe iuur.
ben Die So5ialiIten 70 berfoIet ipie
III 6en &ereinieten Stonten4, er.
fI1rte Beraer.
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aampf nm SnSinuerIanS.

2ineoIn, Qebr., 16. Sept. - Gi.
ner Der GGlle, Die i'm Staotscberae.
ri9t In oieiem &ermin gum gerbOr
tomnlt, lit Der groaeB Der NeIIie
gboie gegen 0lidlter Sup z. Sra.
bes, in Dem es iid I'm ben 9eiis
bon Snoianerlano bnnoeIt. Die
GI1gerin 1T iebt I'M @efis 0es Can.
Oes, bod @ertrnSe Stlibbleiielo BE.
nnipruht 0nsieIbe ouf @runO elmer
4o6t, Die fie pen Der @ittue Oes
berftorbeitet gleuben @olF erbnIten
babe. lie 5dmiIie GGnie bebouptet,
oaB lie cine y2anie4 bon Henbeu
saolt babe, Die oerielbe nG6rcro ici.
Her 2ebensieit diisseitelt bobe.
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springflut for0frt
ia9lrei@e Gpfer
III ser Bal BON Corpus Gbriiti, Geg., icllcn sui
id1en f5 bis 100 pcricncn crtrunkcf icin;
Scr anecrid1tctc Sa1i6acen srcfs
Gin Rilfssus naee Scr ,tnsliidsitatte abscfaRren

2ono. sstt Ser Sto6t lit oas ariees~
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oes 9epdrtelnents Of tbe Goi,tb 1T
INN Silfc ongegdngen iporOen.
9ie 9antpfpntbt @aI0o berIieB
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Bob ipfort un1faIienoe @laBnnhulen
Sltr l1nterItiitung Der @e0r1ngten
getroffen iperoen.
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@epalt 0es Sfurn1es enttpeoer iuasE
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ltort.
Souiton. Ger, 16. Sept. Gin
Silfs5ug NIT 9Ler5ter, &ranfenpfIe-
germ, @eoifortetiten ltno Seobrltngs.
nlitteln 1T Bier beitte iirlter 2eitittg
BEG 8rigo0egenerols 8olters 1lad1
Dem l1eberihiuentrnlngsgebiet abges
fobren. 9ie erlte Solicitation miro
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mad Gorpns Gbriiti fortgeiebt mer-
BEN. 9ie bier eingeloufetlen 9epe.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Cine Nnklaee ipcaen
9cRdiii9er politik
Or. 9remk berfeihist glrtifcI 81 Der
Sentiden gcrfniinns.
Die 5orbernng Der entente bieien
5n itreideH nub lire briisfc Slri
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BreuB, ( pelder Die neue oeuti6e
gerfailiing ausgearbeitet bat, Die sen
gerbanoluneen Der geotionaIber.
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itnb Die fiiralid in Strait getreten
1T, bat am 9onnerstas Der stiIocia.
teo BreB in Berlin cine grfldrllna
iiberreidt, in ipeIder er oie bon ser
5riebenSfonferen5 aeitellte sSoroer.
ling eiiter eenaiieit llrteriudung itn.
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faIiung arnenOieren oamit Deter.
reids gertrctitng In 0eutiGen porIo.
mentariiden 9lngele8enbeiteil berbii.
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