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Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

The next meeting CT the Tuesday
Reading club will lie with Mrs. Sayre.
Gilrim County day. Roll call: IAN
Appreciation Of GilIin County" 1.-The
Coed Genii Of Gregory Gulth." Mrs.
O'Mera. "Remiri licences OF Early
Days" Mrs. johnson. "Gilrin Coun-
ty. the Mineral Dumping Ground of
all Creation" Mrs. Bertagnolli.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

Fifteen n.en are employed on the
Sub-Treasury, operated by Lessee o.
L. Patterson. He, is driving west cn
the s5Ofoot level In pretty good ore;
also stopping between the 300 and
900. The mine is outputting $50 tons
OF ore a month-125 tons of smelling
and the remainder a milling product.
The smelling ore and concentrates
average $4,000 ten.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26
COMPULSORY MILITARY
TRAINING is NEEDED

Clarence C. Hamlin, of the Colcra-
do Springs Telegram, has written an
able article on >conscGiption that
should be read by every pacifist and
weak kneed loyalist who wish to do
our Part in the war by volunteer SER
vice. His article is able, convincing
and to the point, and is as fellows:
Let us get to the heart of the
question. Those who fear that uni
versal service will lead US toward
that militarism which is persoriiied
by Prussia fail to recognize that we
have no castles in this country and
fail to differentiate between a mill
tary system built up for conquest
and ONE organized for purposes of
defense-between the militarism OF
fnghtfulress and The militarism OF
protection. Instead OF constantly
pointing to the German system which
We all abhcr and now propose to
crush, Why do not these people who
doubt and fear their own countrymen
turn and contemplate for moment
the situation Of France? The splemd-
i'd army whi1 h held the western line
in Europe in the early days of war
and is more than holding 1t naw-the
army which was able 10 protect dem
ocracy against Prussian militaism
while England, shamed and humiliat-
ed, was learning these lessons which
have enabled hers to bring into ac-
ton one of the greateet and most
effective military machines ever or
ganized = the army through which
France-demoorat France-will be
known when the conquelipg armies
of Napoleon are fcrgC.ten-was or
ganized Icrg years ago on the basis
of universal service ard could have
been organized on no other. Does
anyone believe that had the outbreak
OF the European war found France as
mpreI ared as was England then or
as we are today, the German on
slaueht could have been successfully
resisted? The war could not have
lasted six months Prussian militar.
ism would have triumI hed-and dem
ooracy-the hope Of man&ind-would
have been crushed-nor for a century
would have been able to regain its
lost provinces
"And who can say that democracy
has suffered at the hands of univer-
sal military service in France? The
fact is that as France has grown
strong on the military side. the fiber
OF her democratic institutions has
grown strong also. 1t is only within
the last decade that she has not been
threatened by the drastic aspirations
of some pretender. The young men
of today can remember when the
followers of the old regime were in
France, not only numerous but asser-
tive. The fact is that the splendid
army which France was able to throw
into the field within few weeks,
aye-a few days after Germany's
deolara len of war-was a democratic
army drawn without Discrimination
from the whole people as ours should
and must be. With her army France
and democracy are synonymous, as
America and democracy will be with
ours. With such an army fighting for
the country and her institutions, and
fighting fer its country because Of
her institutions, militarism in the
Pussian sense is impossible"
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

Invitations have been sent out by
Central City ledge of Elks for their
second annual barn dance, to be
given in their hall Friday evening of
this week. The admission is 40 cents
for the Rnt es and the Jares will be
admitted free. Suitable refre hments
will be served ard the hall will be
decorated In a manner sugges i've of
the rural. Anyone attired I'M fine
clothes will be fined.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26
MINING ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Steneck & Co., leasing in the Trou-
blesome, are shipping a good grade
of ore this week.

Engineers from various parts Of
the country have been examining cid
producers in the Russell Guleh sec
tion the past week. One or two deals
are practically closed and Others are
in fair way Of consummation. Indica-
tions point to a great deal of activ-
ity in the vicinity of Russell Gulch
this summer.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

The 'sheriff's office was notified
last night that the man who passed
the bogus check ON w. S. Smith In
payment for some Junk a month or
more ago, had been arrested and is
being held in Goldvn. Sheriff Mitchell
will bring him to Central.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26
FUTURE BRIGHT FOR MINING
THROUGHOUT G|LP|N COUNTY

mas the time been so opportune fcu.
capital to make investment that will
return a larger per cent than in any
other line of business, especially
when the by-produets that are asso'
ciated wi h gold, command such a
nigh price as at present.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

= Morning service as usual at II a.
m. Sunday school 10 a. m.
Bishop Johnson expects to visit this
parish on Thursday. May 18th, when
1t is hoped several will present them
selves for confirmation.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

There will be meeting of the Gill
pin Chapter Of the Meal Miners as
sociaticn at the district court room,
Tuesday everirg, May list. All mem
bers Of the chapter are requested to
attend
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

The regular term OF the district
court cpers next Wednesday at one
o'clock p. m. There are several Grim
inal leases as we'll as dyil on the
docket.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

Sam Glanville is enlarging his gar.
age preparatory to accommodating
his fast increasing business.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

Manager VIM. Auger, of the Pitts
burg mine, went to Denver Tuesday.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

Cur artistic rainter George Hen
derson, is rerain,irg the U. S. post
office building.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26
CHURCH SERVICES

The usual services were held at
Russell Gulth, Nevadaville and Black
Hawk last Sunday.
A stereoptieon lecture will be Civ!
en- in the church at Nevadaville this
Friday evening, April 27.
The Sunday schools at Russell and
Black Hawk are doing exceptionally
well. 1t is, however, expected that
during the spring, the attendance will
run ever higher than those of the
winter.
Plans are being considered for the
reorganization CT the Ladies' Aid In
the church at Russell.
The regular services will be observ
ed next Sunday.
JOHN L. sPARGO, Pastor.
Gilpin observer., 1917-04-26

Blanche Sweet in Unprotected"
will be the Paramount picture at the
opera house Saturday, April 2Sth.
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HEN Shall | Buy Them?

b 1917 and January 1918 and each month until De-
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Are Thew?
They are War Saving Stamps.
They are of two kinds

($4 eah).
famom at 4pe
The Thrift card card free charge ofU Thrift Stamps
War
re a a LntedSht
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Y Can | Buy Them?

Ssny W
Aym who
nbond ayP T hp hd tic ~
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BaoSaS pom Sen
Britcn bcictt!
Die Siirten baben iidI uHgcblid ubne
aampf aus Der altcn Stallion.
itO6t 5uriifgc5uBeu.

2onoon t2. @1r3. = General
Wtoitoe, 8eicbl8bobcr Der britiityer
Grltppcn in N1eiopotanien mcloct,
ooB 9agoao, bic tiirfiide Saupftooi
III Wleiopotanlien, pon ben Eiirten
ger1lunt no bon 0cn 9riten beiebi
lporoep 1T. @in8cIDciten bieriiber
fcblcn nod. Iatiodc aber ideint
5u iein oob bic Giirfen ieit ibrcm
9fitdag aus aiit.et 2lmorn Den nod.
ritdcnocn britii6en 1ruppen MIR &C.
ringcn 8ioeritnn0 geleiitet baben.
0ie @innabme 8og0o05 bat bier bel.
len SSubcl au5geIoIt.
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Graf BcrnItcrff
tuci6 pom nic9ts!

g6riItianin, IL. Dldr5. Der
NIT ocm Goulpier fSreoerif Der gl6.
te aus 9lmerita bier cingctroffcne
ebenoligc Oeutid)e 9otidjaiter BON
gernItorfT tcilte clilem 9ertreter Ocr
gliio5iIerteu 4rciie NIT. OaB CT iibcr
ocn Gang Der politiihcn Greiqniiie
p1breub Der Ictteu bier 8oden i'm
llnfl1ren lit mo uidlt in Der Gage
irl etlpns 0nrilber 5ii in9eu. 9lls
Ocm @jrufen bic y}ahrid)t ilber oen
gricf 6es oeuti6en 9liHiitcrs oeS
aetBern Or. 3immcruum 8ltteil
murOc. oriidte er iein @ritannen oa,
riiber ans mo iagte n0a5 lit fir
mid cine gseuigteitl"
Cine grOBe ansabI 9rieie mar fir
9ernitorfi bier eingctroffcn; er
nobm Id1leuHigit @iniidyi bon 0eniel-
ben. @s lit nod niht beitinnmt.
munn s5rc0erif Der 9ldtc ieinc 5obrt
nod aopenhaeeu iortiesen miro,
6cnn naS nit Gis anqciilllte Static.
aot modbt Die aeiie ourd Oasielbe
eeiabruoa.
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Serr Gcrar0 trifft
tt @aOQnna Gin!
GrRielt crit sort 1iad6rid1t BON ccm Biincniss
antrao Ses ScmtiAen 1ltiniItcrs Ncs Ntistudrz
tioen, Dr.. zimmerman, an 2ltcgisc.
paliaeiere fielem ans einer anelt in Sie anSeres

ldiffen, 1to6ten ii9 ipieoer 9cfiirdjs
tungen oller 9[rt benterfbar. @s
nuroe befonnt, ooB @eraro Dor iets
ner glbreiie bon Berlin bon eineril
6eutlden 5Sreitrl0e gelporrt iDurDe,
aitf Dem ipaniiden 0nn1pfer 9aiIngc
6u nebuen; ibn pllrbe geiagi, onB
0os S9iff ieoenfolls torpe0iert iuers
ben miro. Der an 8oro befi1lolidcn
gln1erifaner 6emddtigte it'd Of Oies
fer gio6rid)t elm potitartiger Sdrc-
den. 3uei &agereilen bon Goritlt-
no entfernt bieB es, 0oB ntebrere 8s-
riifope geii6tet ipurOen un0 ii1 Der
SSnfnnta ndberten; aber eS ipnrell
peoer Beriifppe nod 9nttdboote.
Der Eeiiegeieai6aft bentd9tigtp iidl
0onu aiit @efiibI Der @rleidterung.
9nnn, gernoc 8lpei Gogereilen BON
Sooanna eltferrt, bra1 lrter ben
nn 9oro 8efinoli9en lpieDer cine.
Ba1it aus. @ton iidtete Elm freln-
bes 66iff ons geraOen 8egs auf
Die Snfarto 5liteuerte.
9as Sdiff um8irfeIte Die sSnfonta
nebrere WioIe ln0 1tl0erte idIicbIim
ieitien &urs. 8alo mar eS ben 8lis
den entidmunoen. 0asielbe mar Of
fenbar EN- britii9es 4sotrOuiaens
idtff.
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OcutI6e Smnkeltz
Station in 11tcrikc?

@oIbciton Ger, 12. glGrs. =
anlerifoniid)e 4Boiiagicrc, melde nti
Dem nprrpeqiidben Garnpfer ,Sa.
rail-" bon 8ero Gru3 Dterifo, bier
eintrafcn, bringcn oni6eineu6 eint
boIle sgcitdti9ung Der 0tclOungeu
iiber Die grrihtung eincr md6tigcn
flnfentelcgrapbiitben Station bci
Der @ouptitaot Wlerifo, nngeblid titr
ben 8erfebr nit Berlin beitirnntt.
s.. &. arontil BON gufon uno 9arrr
Q. @bitneb BON S0erborn, Maii.,
crtldrcn bcltilnnlt, oab auf einem 30.
ben @iiael qan8 nobc Der Snlpt,
ltoot, unter 2eitltng oeutihcr SSnge.
nielire, Elm iplder &urln crridtet
mor6en rnO ooB oerielbe ieet i6on
beinabe betricbsfabig lei. 9luBerbem
ieien nod bier noer fiinf onoere
mahtige 6unfenitationen in perihie,
0enen Geilen Der meritoniIhen 9te'
pu6lif Der 8oaenouna nobe mo
man eriuarte, DOB oieiel6en elm 0}it.
tel biloen piiroen I'M init 0euti6en
8eutei6iifen l4no anoeren oeuti6erl
5hiffen in 8erbin0una 81 treten.
gllth iagen oieie 8aiiagiere, Sum
oerte BON 9eutiden trGfen ie6e $50
die bon Sabanna lmo 9Gfen Der
Ger. Staaten in oen beribieoencr
Sdfcn MCrifos ein; aud Der 0ber,
inaenieur bon Dem iest III 8obofen
interuiertcn belttiden glieienootnpfer
o@oterIdn0" uno iein 9tiIiItent be.
fdnoen ii6 in Der StaOt 91erifo unS
miiroen nie man ertparte, 0en Be
trie6 Der groBen 0ra6tloicn Sta
tioneu leiten.
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Ocnticbc IinS Gin
1oolk Ger Gaten!

9erIin II. DlGr5. - 9ie agoiii.
ide 3citltng Die i'm olgemeinen ST
oen naBoolliten oelttihen BIottern
gerednet pirb, ingt in eiuGm bitteren
2eitnrtifel ither BrQiioent @ilionS
iiinelte glmtsantrittsreOe.
o9err Milion bat ole MoSte nb.
geporfen; Der .frteoensliebenoe 9teu-
trale" erflort lih oIS Der 5reun0
Gn9lonos.
n@s lit 9egenitonoslo8, gesellil6er
Der oSerridoft 9eltti6lan0s im @l.
ioB uber ipelhe 8err Ailion flogt,
nuf Die Serridloft GngIan0s in S5r.
LAMB inO mlf gtuBInnos Qanoer- uno
8olferuitteroriidlrug Bin5uIpeiien.
y2(ber 9etr @ilion ioa ii9 in bic
lem ariege, meldeu ieine 6relruoe
unO SanoSleute gegen inns in 8nng
gebradJt baben, iopiel aeidgt ieil
Ioiicn Die Oeutihe 9ie9ierlln9 lnO
Oas oeutIde golf iinO eines @eiItes
lm6 eineS 8illcus. 9euti6lano lit
teiuc neutrality-suspicious., ionoern
eia Solf Der Iaten.
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OencrGl Garraitsta sum
tor6itcent crtudblt!
Der pruOiiuriidc grGiiOent Jest Sus
tOnititntiuueae Sanpt
DlcrifOs.

StoOt 9icrifo, 10. 9tGr5. - &c.
neral 8cnuitiono Gorran5o, Der bis.
berige probiioriidc 2eitcr Der @e-
ihide @}critos, lit bel ben geitrigcn
8aDlen faIt eiuitinrig gum fonlti-
titttoneaen 9Sr1lioenteu oes 2anOeS
ertu1blt iuoroen. gttr menige
5tin1ln5etteI I'M 9erbGltniS cntbiel-
ten Die glarnen bon 8egenfonoiOo.
ten. Gie 8eteili9ung OH Den 8ab.
len iuar cine al15nabutspeiie QroBe.
8eionoers beftig ecitoltcte lid Der
aor1pf Tim Die 8crtretungeu i'm
StongrcB. Seit 1911, oo Sroncisco
Dtooero eriu6blt fpuroc, bat @ieyifo
jett auin eriten Dale ipicoer cinclt
geiebmaBig eripdblten BrdIioenten.
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syurfbtbQrfr SOruaOO
III eSSnOiQna uno gbiO!
Jn 1tetucoitlc, JnS., wnrSen iibcr 500 tocbn
bdrier 5critSrt mnS 70 pcrIcncn oct0tct; IN
Scr 1tm9cbMn0 kantcrt nciin inns ccbcn.
alnd Cincinnati bat Srei Cote 81 beklaeenl

gebIoien. 9d MIR an menigen StcL.
len 8erii6ernn9en gcoen &ornaoo-
gemalt altfgenontmen maret Iino
0ie 8erIuite beiouoer8 bod.
Ger &ornaoo ieste obne ieoe
8arnung Gin l1to ipor foit 10 idneG
mic elm 9libitrabl boriiber. Gr traf
5uerit orf Die groben g[nlo9en Der
SnOiana Holling 0lias, peIde benl
Grobo0en 9leid gerno6t mrr0en, ais
bdtten Elm Guteno AZ 3cntimeter
@eid1iibe iie bomboroiet. Inter ben
3crItortcn 8o6nbduicrn befin0en li9
ioIde i'm 8ert bis 5u $4,000.
a5i1 Der 2lr6citergcgenO blieb IN
einer Brette BON eiuer baIben NciIc
unb in ciner 2Gnge BON elmer MleiIe
aud nidt ettt ein3ige5 Solt8 iteben.
Sier iparen nufl bic lneilten Eo0e8.
fdlle 81 ber5eihnen.
98n. 2omreD nerbranntc IebenOi.
gen 2cibcS, oils Die 3riilrmlcrn ieines
eilgcltiir8ten Sauie8 6cuer fingen.
SornaOu fOrSert Weittrc Spfer.
Saut ans Der llntgcblng ein9e.
trofieneu 9erihten iino in ODER BET
glep &isbon Dforelou0 ullo Dt.
Gmtmit ie Drei 4erioncn bel oeS
3ornaoos @ilten inns geben qefons
men alio I'M @on3en noun Ser
ioncn.
Der forncr Ora Smith NOR gc.
ro0e init Dem 2(nitrefhcn einer
S6eunentiir beihoftigt als Der Cor.
nooo nusgebruillt nar. @r mur0c
nit Der Iilr ehpn 200 garos bin.
meggetragen lmo Ianoete in einen
leid. Dos giiideugrat mar ibnt ge,
brodelL llno Der Wlann nluB lterbea.
and Cincinnati bcim0tindjt.
Cincinnati 8. ~. mara. - gste
Elm glis aus beitercm 9iunuel 3og
iidl gcitern obeno iiber Cincinnati
ein Iornono 5ltion1men Der etlpa
ein 3uscnO Sduier 3erit6rtc, pG9-
reno cine gauge 9ln3agl entooft
nurne. Is Wuroen Orei 8erIonen
gctotet.
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Pltlt0errenclte
in foctrcoraS!

BetrograO, 12. @t1rj, iiber 2on,
Don. @iuer balbofii3ieaeu 9(nfiul-
0igllng 5uIolge bat Der lmqelu69nlid
idpere S6neefna ben Eransport
oon 2ebensnittelu unO Oeren regel.
refte 8erteilung bcoettenO ers
ihinert. SSnfolgeoeiien lit Die Bebol-
ferllng bon Dem g8nbne umfongelL
0aB Der gorrat bon 2ebensnlitteln
bol0 erif)opit iein miro. Gin Geil
Der 8cmobner muroct bicrob pom
paittid]em Sf)refen crariffen nnO
ftiirn1ten Die 8orratsfamntcrn, mo-.
burh Die 9totloge inter alOercl
IeiIeu Der 9coolferlmo crit redt
aroB lpuroe. 0ic 8llhet0runaen ober
mnrOen I'M &einc eritidt. (9ta. nab
2onoon, II. Dfor5. Die 9eab.
rlulgSmitteltoutrolle inn 9iItrift Der
ruiiildIen SauptitaOt 9Setersburg
miro fiirOerbin Don 0en itd0tiiden
geboroeu ausgeilbt tDerOen, 70 mel.
bet Der Reuterforreippnoent. 9ieie
entidleioimg luur0e uui elmer Aon.
ieren5 setroffeH, ole ein6erufcn nor.
0en mar, I'M oie giabruugsmittel.
froge, ole in ein crnites Staoirm oe.
trctcn it, 81 loien. Die 9uma miro
nnaegnnlcl meroen, Der Sto0tbehor.
DC weiteitscbeube NlatiuOafomnlen.
bcit 6ii pcrleIben.
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Orei Oe1cb6ftsbIcdss
iit Council Bluffs am
Scitirfae ciitec6itcrt
Die Gnpp, Ninnrer nn6 gSif5am
glOfs Gin 9ianb Der GlammRa;
auseridteter Sd)aDea
etiua S125,000.

Sn Council Bluffs cftitan6
Son1tng friib gegen 8 llbr i'm aeI.
Ter oeS gde Scott Ctr. 1no 8roab.
tpnn gelegene1l bieritodigen Sopp
8Iofs Elm SSeler, oos NIT 0r0bter
5hneligteit Inn itd griff ltlO aitBer
oieieu @ebGuoe ol9 nod Die nn-
gret3enoen ie Dreiit0digen Nidlirer
unb 8ifbam 8lods ein1Iderte Ger
ongeri9tete Sdooen tDiro ouf etiDa
$125,000 geidabt.
Die geiauate SSetertuebr Der Sta0t,
unteritiitt BON orei &onlpogiien Der
6euerlpebr BON Omaha, batte boILe
ieds Gtuu6en unern1iiolih at tlin
ebe fie Die s5lommen inter &ontroIIe
batte, un0 ein l1ebergreifen 0erlelbelt
auf Ous fiinfItodige geno @ebdilOe
oerbin0ert mar.
9ie in Ben Wourer uno g8ifbant
8lodS wobnenOen 8erlonen retteten
nltr 0aS nodte 2eben. 3pei jlinee
9amen batten ttihts ipeiter al, ais
9oiamns, Strittrpfe lutO lire gSin-
termantel, Die iie i6nea iibereenor-
fen batten. SSran @tba Gnons mar
bereits bonn 9toltd iIberfonmen mo
nttBte binausgetragen neroen.
SIN 6app s5lof befanoen ii1 tie.
ben Dem @jei6dftsIotaI Der Gonllner.
ciol gIotionaL 8anf, pel1e einea
S4ooen bon $4,000 befIagt, nur
8urealtrGune.
6. u. 8idban, Ser Better 0es
Snpp m0 0es 8ifban 8Iods, it
olf bic beioen @eb1uoe NIT SuIanls
men $36,50O perfidert uno erfIdrt,
6aB Der Sdnoen an oen beiOen ct-
nu 100000 betrGgt. Ser 5ha0en
am Mlaurer 8lod miro auT $22, 900
berednet mooon $13 500 Derlibert
iino. Ser 3eDncentsla0en bon Sfresqe
uno 0oS 3ieorreuaeibaft bon Gun.
noll0e ii. 3urmilblen, Die ebellfoas
i'm 8ifbont 8lod iparett, beflagen
5uionluen einen SerIuit bon etlua
$25.000.
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Stra6eitbahnItreik
in 1paibinotcn!

Bnibington, Q. 6. t2. OiGra.
9ie Observation-Disclosures un0
0fotorleute 4aben beite Die 9lrbeit
nieoergelegt. Der Strcif iolltc be.
rcitS om 5. 9lorS in S5cne gcictt
mer0en ans pntriotiidcn 8riin0cu
ober mllr6c oerieIbc bis nod 0en
Observation-Disclosures pcrifo.
ben. IS befiHocn iid iibcr 5000
2eute an 5treif. GS Iino 6i8bcr
500 Streifbrcder bier eingetrofien.
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Der hrie9 lit
kaii1ft ab5ulucnScns
Nlan bGlt cS I'M SIntcreiie glmerifas
fiirs Bette, iuenn Der Strtcg
ictt fumnlt.

treffs 8epoffnimg Der 6anoeIsihif-
fe miro in bieitgcn gteqierun98treis
len berooraeboben oaB ni6t5 ge.
idbeben miro, allBcr eS lte6t i'm
Gintlaug nit oeul internationulert
@eleb. Dit Der 8eltiidung Der
5Giffc miro ir3piiden fortgefobreu.
Dion 9loltbt bier, OoB Die 9tnbrungs.
nlttteluot in Deiltihlnno, Der 6aI(
bon 9ogooO nno olioere fitr Ole Gem
trolma6te rr1giifiti9e g3ahridten,
2ebtere perattloiicn pirD, SSric0enss
beoingiingen 5lt MAIDEN.
4rGiibent @ilim bot Iih BON Ieis
ner aranf9eit micoer oollig erbolt,
bot nber oas 3inlliter nod ni6t Der.
laiIen.
8uuoeSbeontte crflGretL Dob ibrcr
4nii6t nod| ein arieq 5lpiihen ben
Ser. Stootcn uno 9eutidlanO utr-
bermei6li6 lit unO amar ais oi,
rcfte 6olge Der g(fmiarltng an1erifa-
niicber Sdiffe ua0 Dem erlaiienelt
9efeG(, Dcittihe Iau6bonte, iobalb
oieIelben in Sift fonnneh iofort
5u beidieBen.
9Sn bem Wfelltoraroufu bon %.
W21r3 1915 unb IN onberen infors
mellen @}itteilunQcn lit Stoatsie'
fretar Qaniinq Der glultd)t, Dob, 70
Ionge e8 nie @eiuobnbeit Der Oeltt.
ihen 9ophboote lit fcinolihe 9olt.
oelsoonpfer nll5ugreiferL obne Die
Reoel 8u befolaelL 0ieielben 5u be.
treten mo alt ltnteriuben, es oaS
9fedt oieier SanbcIgibiffe iei, on3u.
nebmen boB ihon bic glnlpeieubeit
oeitti6er 1auhbonte in ibrer gMbc
cine fein0lihe 2lbIidt beoeutet. IS
lit ieine lleber5cuaing, oaB ben3u.
folge arnlicrte fein0li6e @an0els-
fdiffe 6os Redt babcrl, nrf iolde
Ioudboote 81 idieBen obne on0urh
ibren Ghurafter als Sanoelsldiffc
81 perlieren.
0ieie GeQel, 70 ipuroe bebaltptct,
min Die umerifoniide &eeierltng in
9e5ltg oil! anerifaniid)e 5an0cGss
ihiffe, Die 3ur 8erteioigung be-
itiidt iuerocn ioQen in 4nnen0ung
bringen, troboent man bon Seiten
Der 9legieritna iiber5eltgt 1T, oaB
Der erite SduB eineS Sortbclsidif-
fe8 ollf in Sottdboot arieg bc0eu.
ten nurbc.
@lon lit iid in offi3icGer1 arctien
in 8oihinQton boIIig flar boriibcr,
oob, foIl8 ein IoI6e8 GrcianiS eiil.
tritt, baB 10 nngeqriffene Soldboot
bere6tigt mare, obne meiteres oaS
attadierenoe @nn0eIsidiff an3ugret.
fen, falls e8 fih ergi6t, bere6tigten
4nipr1f, ndd Der Gnti9ei0ltng 0eS
Staotsbepnrtenlents Oarotf all ia.
ben, olS San6eISidifi bebun0eIt 3n
tperoen.
9ieic tedniffen 1tnteri6ie6e iin6
je0oh ais nebenid6Id Der &aupt.
io6e gegcniiber 8u betrodten ober
Der 8r6iioert uno 0eiien Hatgeber
erfennen bodfon1nen on ooB sic
@ntiheinung, amerifaniihe 5fiife
81 beitiidcn sic Ser. Staaten ser
8efahr eineS aricqeS 6eOenfliG na-
be ge6rodt bat, lno ooB MIR unbor-
bergeiebene l1ulItdnDe, Die man jeBt
nod nidt borberidgcn fam, e8 0en
Ser. 5tdotGn noqIid MAIDEN f0n.
men, nus hcn g8elttrieg berous5u.
bleiben.
llnter oieIen ltnitduOen fam man
nit aielnli6er Siderbeit Iuqen, 0aB
Die Reaierllng in Den lebten 2Soden
Die 9i0gIi6feit eiues ariegeS in
@ripdglng ne5oaeu bat rno DOB eS
cine aau8e 2(n5abl rlbiq oenfcn6er
geomten eibt Die 6oS iidere @e:
iiibl bobelb bob Der Srieq unbers
meiOIid lit, boB es ober fiir oas
G,Sntereiie 2lmerifoS oos Bette it,
0oB Der Grieg ieet fonln1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

9(uaenblif 6o, lpenn bic aInerifolli-
ihc mo ioponiihe @leuroe goftrin
mif ocm @lccre oocr oilf Dem
ShloGticlOe gum anstras gehroft
iuir1.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

Die gLmerifaner bcSobIeit in ben
erbohtcn 9reiien fir 2ebensmittcf
Jest idon cine itlOere mo 0rils
fenbe ariegsitcuer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12
Die iyrieSeHsirrmSe tatiq.

9teiD gJ0rt, II ylar3. = 9ie
oemergeneg Reaee Jeoeration" Be.
gam ibre igitemntiide @ropuganba
3nguuiten Der altiredterbaltlng 0e8
55rieOens. gugeieDene bieiigc 6rie.
OensfrenlOe boben bereits $1,000 8ur
8eitreitlmg Der Soften ouigebrodlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

- @s beddhIt fn. IN ocu Rial
IiFiaiertcn Anseigen" Oer 2rihiine su
alnoncIereii. T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

sir Cnlo9d itno llnlgegcnO 9gobrIAcinIidj
Gdnee bciitc dben0 unn lienStna fciiie mrIents
Iihe Menoertng in Der Jenperntltr
Sur 9iebrasfd: 9Sabriheulid 5dInee beAfe
obeno it. Dienstog; fcinc Gelnperotltrdnoeriiilg.
Sir Soma. @nbrideinlid Sdbnee o0er &c.
gen beute obcno iino Dienstag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-12

bic IN Der SdgIiden 0nlobd &ribimc ou8eiecu
sSbre Iiui6e iuer0eu oeuou 10 misgefiibr
IDcrDet dis peun Gle in Der engliider
SprndJe idrieben
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-04
LYCEUM COURSE FOR
MERIDIAN ARRANGED

Meridian, Jan. 4.-Tho potency OF
the community center movement as n
factor in village and rural betterment
ii strongly shown through tho results
attained here in this limo Of work the
pas Year. ono Of the most notable
instances Of the accomplishments of
tho movement has been tho local ~
ceun course provided by the business
mon Of the town for the intellectual
DEVELOPMENT and entertainment of the
citizens Of the town through the win
Ter months, and so successful has been
tic course Of this winter that con-
fradt was entered into yesterday by
the citizens of tho town with the
Ellison White company OF Boise, for u
course for tho present year.
The course contracted for includes
fiyd numbers and Is considered II
stronger course than the one Of tho
last year. Through the influence and
effective work of the rural high school
If hrs place the past few years here
md throughout the tributary country,
shiA place has developed highly lit
era Is tendency which has given Nc
ridians popular institution Of learn