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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
KNIGHT WON'T SAY
WHO HAS MONEY
lnterurban Promoter Tells Shelby
vile Paper He Has Money, but
Keeps Mum as to Backers.

The following concerning the pro-
posed Keokuk-Je fferson City interur-
ban which II. W. Knight is promot-
ing is taken from the Shelbyville
Herald:
H. w. knight, promoter of the
Keokuk-J efferson City electric line,
spent Sunday in Shelbyville and Mon
day afternoon in Bethel He had
with him profiles showing the exact
location of the road through Shelby
county, also the exact grade, number
of bridges, etc. The map shows the
name of each land owner affected and
in fact every particular one would
like to know.
Mr. knight informed Herald rep
resentative that the work of ffnanc-
ing the road was the easiest part and
that he actually has the road financed
now. When asked who was back of
the road Mr.. Knight said that he
would not tell, or in other words,
that it was none of our business We,
therefore, take his word for 1t and
hope for the best.
We asked Mr.. Knight If the Mis-
souri, law governing railroads in this
state would be handicap to him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove it

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substi-
trte for caloulel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, susar-coated tab
lets are taken for bad breath by all who
know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver, stirnu
lating them to natural action, clearing the
blood and gently purifying the entire sys-
tenn.
They do that which dangerous Gallo
mel does without any of the bad after
effects.
All the benefits Of nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping,
pain or disagreeable effects of any kind.
DIR. F. NJ Edwards discovered the for
mula after seventeen years of practice
among patients afflicted with bowel and
liver complaint with the attendant bad
breath.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil;
you will know them by their olive color.
Take one or two every night for q
week and note the effect. 10c and Csc per
box. All druggists.
Tho Olive Tablet Company, Columbus. o.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
LOCAL MERCHANTS
. GOING TO WARSAW
VIII Assist In Celebration on Evening
of April 20 When White Way
Lights viii DO
Turned on.
WORK ALMOST COMPLETE
Rotary Club Working to Make the
Event Notable one-Band Con-
cert on Main
Street.
WORK ALMOST COMPLETE

The white way lights will be turned
on In Warsaw on Saturday night,
April 80, and Warsaw is going to put
on her gala clothes for the occasion.
keokuk merchants are going to assist
their Warsaw brothers in celebrating,
by sending a committee to that city
on the twenty-ninth. The party will
be lead by NJ E. Justice. president of
the Keokuk Retailers league, j. P.
1ngle and Emile Renaud.
The Warsaw white way is now
practically completed. All that re-
mains to do is test the circuit out and
connect the lamps. The work has
been done by the Keokuk Electric
company. The poles, thirty in num-
Der. have all been erected and the
globes and lamps have been installed.
AS soon as the white way is ready
for use, the present light poles and
all other signs and distractions on
Main street are to be removed. The
Rotary club of Warsaw is boosting
the celebration for April 20. A band
is to play on Main street and the
windows of the stores will be attrac-
lively decorated. Everybody in the
neighboring city seems to be enthus-
iaStic over the white way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
COUNTY ROAD WORK
AND BRIDGE BIDS
Supervisors In Special Session at Fl
Madison Decide to do
Highway Work.

The board of supervisors, in special
session at Fort Madison, received a
committee from the Fort Madison
Automobile club bearing the endorse
ment of the club to the recommends
tons to improve the Fort Madison
Montrose road. The engineers pro-
posals to make hard dirt road this
year by claying the two bad sandy
stretches, all preparatory to a gravel
surface next year, or putting the en-
tire road to permanent surface at
once, were the suggestions of the
club. The board. whose time was
taken up with the bridge contract let
ting. promises early action on the
improvement of the Sand Prairie
road.
The annual allotment of bridge
building for the county was let to
the Koss Construction company of
Des Moines, the successful bidder
last year. There were two bidders
on the whole amount, ten bridges.
with r. W. Cruze bidding singly on
the reinforced concrete work. The
Cruze bid was lower than the others
on the part which he had figured on,
but as neither of the other bidders
would agree to splitting the job, the
consideration was only Of the other
two. The Koss bid was $10,39; the
bid Of Cameron e. Joyce Of keokull
was $11,6S6 Following are the
structures included:
Carver bridge in Harrison town
ship, steel concrete.
Overton bridge in Marion town
ship, steel concrete.
Meierotto bridge in Marion town
ship, steel concrete.
Sheppard bridge in Denmark town
ship, steel concrete.
Metz bridge in Jackson township,
steel concrete.
Leeper bridge in Montrose town
ship, reinforced concrete.
Vermazen bridge in section %,
Montrose township, reinforced con-
crete.
Vermazen bridge In section 81,
Montrose township, reinforced con-
crete.
F'innerty bridge in Montrose town.
ship reinforce concrete.
Owens bridge in Montrose town
ship, reinforced concrete.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
Fire Marshal Suggests That Rubbish
and Old Buildings Should be TAX
en- Care Of During Week
April 24-2e.
TO BETTER COMMUNITY
Such Action Would Aid In Building
up City and Making Il More
Attractive in Every
Way.

April "a to 90 will be clean up week
In Iowa. The following communication
addressed to the mayors, chiefs of fire.
departments and commercial clubs is
being sent out by Ole o. Roe, state
fire mashal:
The Iowa Federation of Women'5
Clubs is arranging for statewide
cleanup week, April "a to 80, 1916.
This movement should receive the
earnest and active support OF all per-
sons interested in the Improvement Of
our cities. towns and villages. and es-
pecially Of those who place stress up
on safety from disease and fire.
Few people consider the value OF
cleanliness in fire prevention, forget
ting that the two principal causes of
disease and fire are the same-care-
lessness and want of cleanliness.
The thought of cleanup week sug-
gests the average city or town
its stores, warehouses, factories and
houses.
In the front of most of it's business
houses everything is order and clean-
Illness; in the rear are boxes, barrels.
paper, excelsior, and other inf1am-
BILE trash. In the basement we find
all sorts Of rubbish and inflammahls
conditions, often reinforced by the
storage of tanks and barrels of kero-
sene, gasoline and other highly inflam.
mable oils. In the midst OF this ma IS
of rubbish we often find a furnace or
other heating plant improperly protect
ed; we find electric wires twisted
around nails and passing through
wooden partitions without suitable in
sulation. The chimneys and flues are
cracked and filled with SCOT that from
time to time catches fire and produces
intense heat.
Abolish Slum and Shack.
In addition to this, we find in most
cities and towns, old dilapidatej
buildings or shacks which have become
by reason of age and for want of re-
pair in such condition that they are
unfit for occupancy or habftation. In
the interest of higher morals and BET
ter living, as well as fire prevention.
American public opinion should de-
cree the adjustment Of the shack and
the slum. To this end we should Gull
|tivate spirit of civic pride upon the
part of the owners Of buildings of this
class.
Recognizing as we must the exist
ence Of these undesirable conditions, 1
would most respectfully ask the CO.
operation Of mayors, chiefs Of fire de-
partments and commercial organiza.
lions in this praise-wolthy movement
to the end that cleanup week may be
productive of lasting results not only
as regards the improvement of the
outside OF buildings, but what is more
important, both to the health and to
the safety from fire, that the basement,
the attic and the storage room should
be as free from rubbish as is the sales
room or the parlor.
Very truly yours,
OLE o. ROE
State Fire Marshal.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
KCJelIy Roll

One eab sified -four; seant half tea
sboonfaI sail; g level teas poonfmls x c
baking Ponder; grated yind Of I
lemon; g eggs beaten light; ! CUP sugar;
y c.b hot mill; glass Of Jelly; fosv-
de>ed sugar.
Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the
lemon rind, then the flour, sifted three
times with the salt and baking powder;
and, lastly, the milk. Bake in but
tered dripping pan; turn out on damp
cloth, trim off the crisp edges; spread
with jelly and turn over and over into
q roll while still warm. Dredge the top
with powdered sugar.
Hot milk used in the Jelly roll en-
ables it to be rolled without danger of
cracking. Have the milk scalding hot,
also be careful to have the eggs and
sugar beaten together until very light
and creamy. Bake in moderate oven.
K c .fe1ly Roll is illustrated on page
thirty-two of the new and handsomely
illustrated 64-page K c Cooks Book,
which may be secured free by sending
the certificate packed in every 25-cent
can of K c Baking Pc wder to the
JAouEs MFG. Co., Chicago, Ill.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
! Jelly Roll Recipe
Only Two Eds Required

By1k,s. Janet A1chlensie Hill, Edikoyo>
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
This Jelly Roll is fast becoming very
popular on account of the way it keeps
fresh. With proper handling it should
keep fresh whole week, providing it
isn't eaten up in the meantime, for It IS
every bit as good as it looks. 50
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
PERSONALS.

Mrs. J. w. Potter and daughter.
Ruth, who have been visiting friends
in the city, left this morning for
their new home in Anderson, Ind,
Joseph McGratn will leave this
evening for Milwaukee to visit his
brother, Raymond.
Miss Nellie Rovane has returned
from Chicago where she has been
visiting for the past week.
Mrs. G. W. Durrett has been visit
ing with relatives and friends in Can
ton for several days.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Reitz spent
Sunday visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Felt.
Mrs. George Meinhardt and son
Harold transacted business at Farm.
ington Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Reitz and daughter AL
ma and Mrs. Fred Felt took dinner
with P. II. Wirsig and family Sunday
Miss Helen DeKloe spent Sunday
with home folks.
August Wirsig and sons Albert and
Orville transacted business in Farm
ington Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Meinhardt took dinner
with c. o. Schoene and family Sun
day.
Mrs. c. O. Schoene spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Will LOges.
Mr.. and Mres. o. d. Wirsig were
business callers in Donnellson Mon
day.
Mrs. Fred Felt visited with Mrs.
M A. Wirsig Wednesday afternoon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
CITY NEWS.

The occurrences on Golgotha will
be considered this evening in a spec
ial service at the Redeemer English
Lutheran church. Services are con
Quoted in the Baker mission chapel
on Twelfth between Timea and Des
Mones streets.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
Haxjno of Nurse

CHICAGO, April 21.-Twelve ST
Luke hospital nurses, members Of
this years graduating class, have
been suspended for a month for get
ting first year nurse ready for
cold ducking, and other hazing
escapades.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
Tornado in the South.

DUBUYS, Miss, April 21.-A doz-
en- houses were wrecked and two
steamboats, sunk by a tornado here
early today. At Yaryan, cloud burst
filled the streets with ten feet of wa
ter.
A report from Mobile, Ala, said one
woman was killed and another in
jured there when heavy wind de-
stroyed their home.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tables. Druggists refund money If it
fails to cure. r. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
pericnalien.

5rou aotberina S6infer Bot fih
nut ibren @roBtin6ern e5obn, Mi.
toeI uHo Bernard BIeiB gum 9e.
iuf ibrer 9ohter uno hires ShDie.
geriobnes or. qorinn s. 8urdaro
noh Sontn Barbara, Gal, begeben.
SRI. 2ouiie Stor5 uno Serr Carl
g. Bud tuurben Wontag nofmit.
tag in Der Relioen5 Der grdnteltern
burh &aitor q. s. Modon ebeIih
berbunoen. 9ur Die nGhIten 4n.
beriponoten mohnte1 Der 9erenionie
bel. Rad elmer allsgeoehnten Sod.
5eitsretie mad ben 9aufeno SnieIn
uno Gona0a Dir0 oos gbepoor am
/. 4uguit bierber suruffebren.
Or. M. 81. 5loerih BON 8opefo,
&ani., Der iid nebit Satin unb oret
ainbern. iopie ieiner Qidte SRI.
alDino Bloerid 1uf elmer automo.
biItour mad Hodeiter, Mtinn., befin.
BET, boIt iih bier beiuhsbalber bel
Der camille 8. g. Build nnf.
SER 9rof Serb. Steoinger, Gu.
periutenoent Oes 9elttIdunterrifts
in ben offentlihen Shulen5 1T gum
Daltidamerifaniifen 2ebrertoe nnd
Milfpaltfee gereiit. Die b~erporra.
genoiten oeuti6amerifnniiAen 81oo.
gogen meroen bort nlebrere Gaae
lang beriommelt iein.
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Bricfkaiten.

S. 50, 9moba. Gen Iebten amt.
lifen 4ngnben SufoEge bottle bic me.
ritanifhe 4rnnee cine arieggitarfe
non 1891 M1nn NIT CAB Of
.fi5ieren. Gie arn1ee beiton6 aus
"a Observation-Disclosures uno Ma.
Observation-Disclosures 20 Silfs.
bototllonen un6 40 i~rreguldren ab.
teilungen 5u SUB; ferner ais Is
anDalIerieregtmentern, 2 Sdnaoro,
men @enoormerie. 5 6eIo1rtiaerie.
r~egimentern. mebreren Grganiiati0.
nen tehniider 1ruppen uno Der
.Qeibpade 6es 9rdiibenten. gs 1T
aber n~n8nnebmen, bob garron3o,
ieitoem Die ge5iebungcn al ben Ser.
Staoten Iebr idledjte getporoen Iino,
eifrig Iruppeu n~usgeboben bat, ober
ais ponnertiges Wutcrinf uir0 man
oieie farm 6etraflten fonnen. Gs
lit 0enn aud fdltm tDnbrideinlif,
baB I'M Sale eines Grfcges Die
iein0liden reguldren gr1tppen ben
unferigen bel 3u ihaifen MAIDEN
Diiroen. Gin ariea in WieritO mir.
be in Der @ouptiahe Elm IangtDie.
riger nn0 miibieliger @uerianfrieg
lein. Dos lit Der arieg in tpeldem
Die Nerifaner Wieiiter ffno, unO
oieler aricg miiroe fi1 fir uns niff
nur iebr foitiptelig. ion0ern aud
auBerorOentlth DerIuitreid geit1Iten
tf6t BLOB megen Der ans iiderem
Sinterbolt g~efenerten feinoliden au.
getn, ion0ern aud pegen oes Self.
mas.
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Die Demtidtcn ercifen
m~nanfRorlic6 an!
Hne WcetnaanriFft Der T%Ean5uIen
NIB Driten lDerben Fesreid
abeeidlaeeu.

Naris, %. sunni. - Daitide On.
Tdnterie ging lette Roht ipieber &c,
zen nnIere SteIifngcn BET 8leirp
gum angriif iiber; felt mehreren "a.
aen mirO in ienen Mbifnitt unnuf.
borli6 eefdmpit. 9os fran50iide
arirgBont meloet, 0oB Der Angriff
ourh 0oS fr1n3oliihe @eihisieier
ms Sfoden oeriet. 8ei ben Gbini.
MONT ELECTROMAGNETIC, melhe bic
Deltfhen Dor mebreren 3ogen err.
cberten 10. eeben Die Jrnn5oien
biefrs fhlieblih Sn9), fom es pie.
Der al bortnadieeu 4dmpfen; Der
Geino nber bebielt oos eroberte @e.
l1nDe.
@eitIih BON Der Moas fam es
siDiIhen umIerer nno Der fefnoliden
Snfonterie su lebbuftem @eplonfel.
eeftige 4rtiIlerieeefehte iinb In benz
Abldnitt apiihen 4nocourt uno
Eb1ttoncourt at ber5eihnen.
Berlin, %. Suni. - Gos bent.
IAe arieesdmt meloet, noB bic Sin.
sriffe Der 6ron5oieu bel 8eroum uro
bieienigen Der Brtten in Rorofronf,
reid oIle nbeeihIngen ipurher. Die
Nneretfer erlitten ifpere 8erIuite
an Soten uno 8erlDuuoeten.
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BMMmcclcr 6mf
Sem AmsItcrbcctat!
GaS Sterben fdat ibnrn idluer, absr
bic Biibrer erfldren iia
fiji Susbes.

Chicago, 2S. Sum-. Ole pro-
areiiipe gortei, I'M aaaemeinen IN.
ter Dem aoleftipnnmeit 1gulmoo.
iers~ betunnt bat oils gtatioitrl.
organization onfgcbort gu eriitieren.
Dieielbe 1T obne einen 9roiiOent-
i@aftsfonoiOoten. uno oos Nntionol'
|fomitee. Dem 8unide ieineS Serrn
mo Meilters 5oIee leiiteno, bat ben
republitnniihen BrdiiDentidoftstnn.
Oiooten Cbos. 6. Sngbes inooiiiert.
90 gon3 obne 9ampf aber gine Is
In Der febenitiinOigen Sisung oes
MntionoIfomitecs Der 9ragreifipen
uidt ob. Die abitimmung itonO 82
al 8; 8 Mitelieoer entbielten iifI
Der Stimmgabe uno 8 Staaten iDa.
rem niht %nertreteH.
Die WfinoritGt befdmpfte bic Mfn.
iorit6t aufs 9leuberlte nohOem Der
antrog, 8ictor Mhlrood bon aanias
gum gannertr1ger Der 9roareiiiben
81 nominiereL nie0ergeitlmmt mar.
@ton lob iid idlieBlih getntnecn.
feline ausfIudt gu Der @rfldrune Su
ncbmen. Dab Der gei9luB Der Nlaio.
rit1t 0es gfationalfomitees fir Gle
gtitelic6er Oesielben nidt binOsub
iein ioa.
gigentiimli6 lit oas @erbaIten
OeS fir oas 4mt oes 8ice 8r1liben.
ten nomiuierten Sobn 8. Barter.
Genn or bat Die domination nidt
abgelebnt un0 erfl1rt, oob er Dor.
Idiifig feline grfl1rIng obgeben
niro. Solte er Die Domination an.
nebmen, Damn miro fem Same oif
Dem Ballot Der Brogreiiiben eridei.
men.
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1slciite rckalnae6rihtcn

Bruce Sieeins ItiirSte 9iens.
tag in ieiner @obnung, 1913 uorol.
"a. CTR, Bic Greppen binunter uno
Soe iih cine MISUNDERSTANDING 5l.
or tprroe in Oos 81. Soiepbs @oipi.
tal eingeliefert.
M. Gbnet bon Berfid, Sa.,
muroe Dienstoe no6t Ode 10. uno
Davenport Ctr. BON einem StrnBen-
rGnber iiberfoIlen uno Inn feline Bar.
ihaft beroubt.
g. @. 3nbis bon 2023 Con.
CLOS StroBe pnroe bonn goli5iiten
George 4onms aerooe IN Dem Au-
senblif feitgebolten, ais CT @iens-
toa obenO BON Der Douglas Ctr.
Bride in ben RiIiOuri iprinsen
ipoate. Sn ieiner &oihe fono li6
Elm abihieoSbrief an ieine 6rnu unO
Sobn Dor.
Sn Der bieiigen Hefriltierunos.
Itation meIOeteu iih geitern 5ebn
reue Hefruten, Inn in bic Nntional.
garoe oufeenommen 5l peroen.
Sri. Miloreb Chapman ipiir.
be Gienstog abeno in ibrem GIN.
mer, 1914 noroI. "a. StroBe, beim
2eien bonn @as iibermannt unO te.
puBtlos aufgefunoen. Gs geIong
Dem @r5t, Die iunee Dame ms Sc.
ben 5~uriid3urufen. Sic batte. mie
iie iagte, an eincn @asbabn pcrie.
bentlia aneetoben, obne 6aB fie es
bemerft bate.
Glmer Sobnion un6 Maltrice
8reentpaIt muroen ilnter Der YIN.
fIoge in Sat- genommen, 5reO e.
BeiB Dor mebrereu aheuoen efe IL.
ufto Chicago CIR. iiberfnIlen nno
beroubt 81 bnben. @eib ioentifi.
5ierte bei0e aaf ons g~eitimmtelte.
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@rralente and etreif.

2itle BOD. aa., IS. SUM.
Die in Den griben Der Anterican
gairite 60. III gonrite arf., onge.
iteaten gergleute, ettpa 500 an 3abI,
iinb an ben Streif gegangen oa
lire Gor0erltrgen ouf bohere Qo1ne
l1iht bctDiaigt nuroen. Die 4rbei.
ter berlangten einen 9ogesIobn bon
1925 itatt oes bisberigen bon MIR
$f.75. Gie @r1ben iper6er ge.
idloIien bIei6en Bis Tih Die ausitdn.
6igen bereit ertIdren, gu Dem oIten
2obn ipeiter 81 nrbeiten, berfiinoete
geitern Der superintendent 0es
gergtDerfs, o1 bon eirer 2obner.
bobung feline He6e fem Tonne.
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E0nio HcnItantin
lit mad6tlcs!

atEeu, %. Stunt iber 2onoon.-
Die Gage in @riedalor0 blelbt fri
tii9 ulo lit boiler l1ngeipiBbeit,
ipenn aud Die 5oroerungen Der I'll.
liierten ieitens Der grieAiiden BE
gierung n1isgdilbrt merDen. aonie
aonltautin bot geitern nnhmittag
oas Gefret uater3eihnet, Iaut mel.
dem 0as Seer 6emobililiert niro.
5epbrafdfis, Elm anb1nger Des frii-
beren Observation-Disclosures 8eni8eIos,
lit gum 8oIi5eioirettor bon 4tben
erranflt fDoroen. 60 MOLTEN es bic
4aiierten baden.
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Gn9lanS crpic1t anf
nterikcs OclfclScr!
Snfel Sam aber brandt ne ielbit
nno rifltet icinsn Slid in
bic 3Htnnft.

8oIbington. 28. SUM. Cine
3eitgem1Be @arnung eegen 6os 3iel
Brobbritamiens, Die 6elfeloer Der
gon5en @elt inter feline aontroac
81 bringen, erbob 8unoesienotor
Sames Q. 8helaH bon Californian
in0em er altf ben 8eriht bon 81.
IS. &eQpo pom 8erenerfs 8ureau,
be5iigIid Der BetroIelmfeloer Der
Ser. Stoaten bintpies, Der aIs &C.
mats Document beroHmtliht nurDe.
Sn ge5ng o1tf Die CeIfelber IN
Gompieo iogt oieier 8erid)t: 9ieie
5eloer itno fir bic Ser. Sfanten
borteiIboft gelegen; 6enn mir meroen
auf oieie aueemieien iein, menn nm.
iere Be5ug8queaen erihopIt lin0.
@ir miifien uniern Bid in bic 81.
funft ridten, nenn mir nidt BON
nnoern 2dHoern a6hdngig fem mol
len. SIM Sale zines arieges mir.
ben mir oann Die 0elfeloer, bic I'M.
ieren Sdiffen ben notigeu 8rennitoff
Iiefern ioaten, in ben @dnoen oas
triumpbierenOen 6einoes ieben.
8e5ugHebmeno ouf @roBbritan.
nien, iagt Der 9eridt:
nGs lit be5eidneno, 0nB Brdfi0ent
Runcimm pom 8oaro of 8ro0e bon
@roBbritannien I'M 8orlnmert er.
fldrte, ooB bic fiinftiae 4oIitif Der
8ereinigten 9onigreide iei, nidt MIR
Iaae aoblen Der BeIt, ionoern aud
ben geiamten Gelpcrrat nnter Son.
trolle ali befommen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28

Die nendten un6 oriaineGitenw eu.
tier in Spisan, 8abDtoppdan, Gin.
l1sen un0 oergIeihen iperOen ole in
oieIem guhe seaeigt.
aGe 9dfeltife, tuelde seip0bn.
lid aebroud)t meroen, fin0 BARN
erltboIten uno erfIdrt. Die DauIter
finO grob uri6 Die Mnipeiiurgen fIar
un0 Oelttlid. Gin jeoer fam, uno
tDenn ol9 erit ein Qnf1nger, Elm
Waeiiter I'M SdfeIn mer0en beim Be.
broid oieies 9udles.
Se0es SHUTTER lit obgebiIbet uuO
erfl1rt in Der einFodften Beiie, 10.
boB Elm ieoer obne au5nobme lh0ne
Sdf%eIarbeiten oniertigen fam. 8eun
Gle aud nod 10 DieIe Bidder ia.
ben oieies iIbertriFft ale bis9er On.
gelDeiene.
81 lie Der Bud. 3u bdtenen
nurd bic Omaha 3ribitnc". 1911
9OworO Ctr, Omaha, Qe6r
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
AncrbanH pom Scr
1icbraska ulili5!
0as aanSe A. 3iesineHt einsemH'
itert; Smabaer idHeiSsu
gut alb.

Camp Morcbeno, 2incoIn, Geb..
Is. Siini.-3a gauge A, Snfnute-
tie. Regiment uno EN- SeiI oes flint
Ten iino bereits in Den 8lnOesoIenit
sinaemuitert iuor0en. Gie Grstlide
anteriudylng oes Heites miro ieOeu-
ials nod belite beenoet peroen fou-
aen.
Bon Der aompanie 6. bon Smn-
bo. melhe nnter 8efebl oes Snupt.
MAINS s. 9. 3oo0 itebt, mur0en
nur 0rei Mam fHr niht felDtaug-
lid erflGrt. 8a0ur6 miro bic aopf-
8obI Der apmpagnie auf SO Neonn
uno Orei 0ffi5iere r~eou5iert mas
geraOe Die berlungte Stdrfe aus
maht. Die orei 3uriidgeIpieieHen
ueiIlten Dor Aerger.
Bon Dem aus orei Sffi8ieren uto
70 Nlann ~beIteben0en SignnIforps
boben 26 Mann Die Gr3tIide Inter
llfung nidt beItanoeH. Snfolee.
0eifen mer0en ne aus Dem EIenft
entlailen neroen.
Wutern iDurDe nit Der 8rganiIa-
ron zines 6lieserforps begonnen.
9asieIbe ioa inter benz gefebL BON
Sauptmann 81. 6. Wclpiaen un0
2eAtn1nt g0fDar0 gdgnea Iteben
uro aus 45 6liegern belteben. Bier
5ebn Refruten baben fih bereits ons
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