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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
@burlebes 6rani fmen6enc rebbcSe
&c al SDiferne beifa6igeoe
Trn9ttreer ira 2beleggelie.

Gcn omerifanlfe Nresies &orre=
lponbent pe0 Sc frantic @ore, Scr.
@cnrp @oo0> 1fil6rcr> bporle6cs
Sranl fmpr0cne bor re66et CT
M9n96e al Sc Srner> iom Tpifernc
unoer oeres Eilbogetog bob6e iegt
at eoelpgge. San ifriber:
Scr por Greer / Eufionopis, 1on1
NGrbeocn of Sc forfplgenoe frantic
Eropper binoreoe Eplfcrnc / at foo
feloc6e. s 5teoet berfor ifrellcbe
De en- Strimmel 8arf lbs fra @ton1=
mer11e> Dbilfct ul10cr @aapirfnirg
al ct Hor 9oges Coffin biloe Bis
Tbre ocn piSle Undergoing for Sc
Scr1fen=> Vlommc=> 9gble=, Mbrifos=
og &irieburtrner, ser bopbc br1.qt
rtuDdtgttrtb Meet
lc: mani forboubt oem 1tmpelt ben,
lioclom n1o,1 forbil1oer Sc looreoe
@oI6ater. E1t1in6er al Serens ST.:
rl1rqcr, Mp6e &ors' Mmbulanccfl>1f<
og @pecbercre tog Sci / bette Nr:
bei6c. Set aabne @oar blep fpr|
imurt ober meo Ell bc1temt Slags
Nooepofs % 6erefter ombpggcl
forbl1noct = ofte mco Ba11oager
ser egentlig bar b%eltente til Brl'
for Menne1fcr. Set par en- 1aooo'
Mnngoe Trrer, Scr blep bebonoleo'
7 at 6orlpningcn al Hooepofs 1na'
: por opbruqt; man bjalp Jig pa inc
: Einrc og ii! fist me6 EFT leret Sorl
:. art. Mon maotte o9laa gribe t
6urrogotcr for 8an0agerne og TO:
til 6cl1 @rfjenoel1e, at mon nom9
n fet goot f1noe bjnlpe fig meo
L omDifle Sc bebon6lebe Tr9l oor NJ
= Mos.
,. Set par nlige bal1 ifeligere, 10
9 mon 1tp0 oDerf pr Sc Tr9er, Der b
e. blepct lapet Delt oper. Men fra1
Z 6nille forn1aaeoe oeloa at lple De-
> 5pprgsmoa1. 5tammerne rage
n font oftelt 2 cller 3 500 op OF
Soroen. Sc bleb f6rIt afpno1eDe
at 1tonole 5aftel1 / at flpoe no
at oerpco frelle &p0oerne; oeref
III opcr1m1,rtes Gaorf1a6en me0 $50
.eo BOTS og bleD ombpggeligt forbl
,ep set. Naor ioo set fploeoe Sr9,
az lao peo 6ioen al, begDnote at lfp
I'D bpo6 Sen 5oft, ser bar I Den
er> b1,gec6e Del, 10 NOT formaoeoe, |
mon Sc Creme al, ser bab6e 191
r'9 mango &nopper og | bet belle t
Of 2ipsfraft i, og inopo0e0e mi ois1
M Sc %forbun6ne 9tommer. Disle s.
|erz fpi1te bar 1taaet / fl1lo 8lomltr1
gen Mpo6erne bor tilipnelabenoe in
Ell, 5fooe 1ibt, og be0 benne ST
.epe qangsmoobe bar mon for be fra
oen Tr11gtbopers @ienoprettelie inot
|t1lt set mango Mars Mrbei6e.
w. Mon fer ligeleoes alle Beg11e
~ bpggeligt bprfeOe og tiliaoeoe q
1erz bper m9rfet me6 ct !il1e 5filt
rle= Groene: uWarf, iom &Rren
ogl oDrfet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

SC foa @eite, ser onbeu6es be6
Ngerbrnget> bor 6ercs &oroner e1ler
Nmmnlitionsforrer itooenoe list til
en Sioc; loa mart Sc er fer6ige
meo at tr9ffe &loben eller &orpen,
bliber Sc lpGn6t for igien. @ol<
ootcrnc n6farer alt set 1ppre Marff=
orbejoe> mcoe1s man biit og bcr
tr9fcr Ell %galnn1el Mono eller So
l1e> 1on1 goor og pl1s1er / fin lille
Sobe. Sropperne ltan6ier en- Dogs
Ilo poo Sejen til el!er fra Sron=
ten og oDrfer linens Sc gje1pun6ne
Ngre; Sc rpffer 1oa pi6ere Sen nee tie
Sag og on6re Eropper fortietter
loo @rbeloet, i6et Sc fplger efter."
&rigen fan ogiaa opbiie fine b11=
1nortltilfe 3jebliffe. timber Gnglpn=
ocrnes Itore> 6remrpfning for nplig
tog De iooleoes ct tiff 5fpttearobs=
1plten1. S Ell al Sc 1n6erite @an9e
t ,at!{4;u} @ En- &erRglege me6 ct bel
banot Sem, befteoe ban @ores1en
poo ct Soipitol / 8erlin for boer
enfelt. Sprit on ban baboe bebano=
let ct &unoreoe 5tpffer> gjoroe bon
oeu Opoagelie, at Set bar bom 1elp,
ser bar / Sangenifab, og tffe> 1orn
BON mente, Sc iaare6e @nglenoere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

11eo til bort gan1le 2pitbus % biloer mig i1b, at Dn1
ltooer Dos mig, Mf, Ser er fun set geaon, gu far
rioiet paa @eggen Oct bar leg fpsiet mango
@ange.
Saa Ter leg no ODER Sper, itirrer % ipeioer,
men Den boioe 8oao fommer life fren1 UNDER 5fjjolo=
noes Banter. 6orleoen Mften trocoe jeg at lie sen use
/ oct %fier11e. Seq lpb mes til 2an0ingsbroetl ltirre6e
% %lttrreoe;; men iaa bar set fun en- Slot bpi6e W91aa=
ger, lom traf zen oper 5per. @por ieg oog CT e1 too
belig Eige!
Seq moa itan0ie> tbi bette gjeblif Tom Morie
og fo!ote mig til Ja0er> Dun iagoe, at 8org1nclteren
fra Stiuebp bar inoe bos bon1 @11o n1aa pioe, bpab
ban bill br iaa ic1t poa 81 ftcrcn? -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
8asIen6e 8aper.

Gin Some fortolte mig forle@
Sen, at bum bob6e / 5inoe at for
ure 6ig to Sag @oroiuer til Doglig<
}tuen / Sulegope.
- Set gjor6e yum oglao> 90 leg
forpreoe bcn6e en- imuf WerlfumS=
pibe og to aosler Gigarer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21
Smerter Sharpe
som kniYStik.
trOede at hun skulde do.
Blew kureret of Lydia e. Pink.
MANS Veg table Compound.

Ogdensburg, Wis. = "Jeg led af
kvlndellge Sygdomme, der ~foraarsa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-21

gede Smerter
som Knivstik
gennem min Ryg
og Side. Til
Slut mistede jeg
allie mine Kref-
ter, saa jeg
MATTE gaa til
Sengs; Legen
anbefalede en-
Operation, men
The Washington times., 1917-10-13

WY SHOULD turtles B6
PnEO1 - BECAUSE THEIRS
IS A HARD case.
sueLiME!ul
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Die ncucta Oienitz
BsfreimnoszReacln

@rdf0ent @ilIon 1T NIT ieinen
gmpfebhtngen be8agIid Ser ari
uno @eiie in melder ggremptiou
gonr0s@ in Dem Sale bon oer6ei,
roteten Mdnuern borgeben ioaen.
int Ge6te. IS Itebt fef,
oaB Ser llnIt1no, Dab Elm g1am
b~erbeirotet lift. fem iti66aItiaer
Grlin0 fir ieine grfrefun4 ROM
93ilitdrOienne iein loq. Gs 6an0elt
|fid alio Ie0iglih nm Bic Sroge, %
elm Mann nit elmer Camille, mel.
DE fit iid ielblt iorgeu fam Elm.
.ge8ogm meroen fol-, idreibt oer
gBbiln0eIpbia Snquirer4
Inter Der nelten @ntiheioung III
Elm Mann, ipeIher cine 6amilie
Bat, fin meIhe er iorgen muB, nom
.9ienit befreif. Die grm ioa nitt
.g%e5plngen meroen, be8iiglI6 hires
2ebensunterbaLtes ouf ibre Glterr
ooer SdNplegereltern dltgeiUielen 5l
fem. Sober @1onn nir0 ols oas
5nttbt ietner eigenen GnmiEie Be.
troftet un0 oIs Der natirli6e grot.
ernerber, un6 es miro ntdt erpnr.
tet, DAB dnoere 9ariouen 9ienfte
leiiteu, nelhe i'm Die meui6lide
8eieuidaft m4ferIegt bot.
Sizes miro iebr biele WGmer
bonn MiLitdroienit befreieu. Del6e
bereits Die 8ienitbilidt iibernom.
men bdBen iei es 6trd i6r eigeneg
91ibberltdnonfs, ODER Dds Ser
Exemption 8onr0s~. Gs mir0 6a.
ourd cine idnierige 6rage III Der
@eiie geIoit. gs sibt reid.
liG Ie0ige Dfdnner oBne 5omiliGL
un6 6ieie ioqten Buetit berange5o.
gen ner0en, ielbft penn 0a0urd
sic gan5e Site eridopft Diroe.
1ann fam Die 5rage Ger einberi-
bon anOern nodmals IN or.
Ddging ge5oaen ueroeH. 2lber NIT.
IeriDeile fueroen mieoer WtiaioneH
2eute ons alter OoH II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Constitutional
Rights Invaded.

The American Union against
Militarism, in response to a sug-
gestion from the President to
Amos Pinchot, according TO
Washington dispatches publish
ed in The Chicago Tribune and
The New York American, the
other day sent to the White
House for the Presidents con.
sideration a memorandum on in
vasions Of constitutional rights,
which the Union declares have
occurred in this country since the
outbreak Of the war. Affidavits
and photographs were among
the exhibits sent with the me-
morandum. In a letter to the
President, which was signed by
Lillian ID. Wald, Crystal East
man, Roger N. Baldwin, and L.
Hollingsworth Wood, the Union
says:
we are not pleading for
those who desire to obstruct the
war or embarrass the govern
ment. We plead for those
whose minds and hearts, like
yours, long for a world order in
which all peoples may be really
free. May we not hope the ulti-
mate victory for the freedom of
mankind is to be won not upon
the battlefield, but in a new
understanding between the pev-
pies, through agitation and dis
cussion?
Ask Statement from Wilson.
For this immediate high pur-
pose, as well as for the vindica-
ton Of constitutional rights on
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giel ar6eit fur bic SdeiOnngs.
miihle.

Der oieier Gage sum a6ihiuB ge.
bra6te 8eridtsfolenoer rDeiit i'm
gan3en 5SS aIageidlle auf, nobon
5irfa 55 ariminalpro5eiie iin0. lin,
Ter Der 9roBen Qn8abL oieier alage.
fGle iino niGt neHiger ais 145, ioge
nHo idreibe ein9unoert uno finIuno.
bier8ig Sdeiomgsflogen. Son Die.
len iinO %uneefabr 80 Sale pom LEE.
ten @eridtsquortof ulo 95 neue
Sdeioltuggfdae. Ger Seridt oes
@eridtsbeomten iagt 6aB ouf 100
Seiroten 20 Sdeioungen e~ntiaaen,
ODER 0aB nuf ie fiinf Seirdten cine
SheiouHg fomnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Haat in ben aInh nnb crtrinft.

Ger %19idbrige 8ernnr6 aiaen, Der
ais interchangeable nltf Der Bride
Der Sainois 8entraIbobn ilber ben
g5iiiourHIllb tdtig mar. mndte einen
5ebltritt, ihir5te pom @eriiIt in ben
5luB, no er our5 SHmimmen fifl
sn retten iudte. ieood Der Gtr6-
mung nidt mioariteben fonrte uuo
I'M Sampie geaeu Die Slut inter.
siHg. es miro bariuht, Ole 2eide
81 bergen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
6crArS lciHct on
Itarkct GinbilHMna!
So anhert iid get6maun 6oliuea
iiber bic Memuiren brs amer.
GT'YUtI6afters.

Berlin /. Sept, ii6er 2offon.-
Ger fril9ere oelttihe &eidsfan3ler
Or. 8etbmant SoIIiueg erfldrte ge.
tern, bob Der ebemalige amerifani.
ide @otidaiter in Berlin Sames 8.
@eruro bet gntbiidlng Ser oeutiden
&riegs3ieIe ieiuer ginbiloung 5ient.
lid Die 3iigel IbieBen laIie. CT
ntafte oieie %gleliBerinfg I'M Sinneis
auf @erarhs 8eriion iiber 0as @e.
iprdA, tDeldeS er Ietten eyotntor nit
Dem oamaligen 2eifsfonBIer hattie
mo in peldem oieIer Die oeltti6et
6rteoen5beoingungen flar geIegt
bate.
SEER @erarS," ioate Scr er.
Rei6sfop5Ier, nIegt mir aeltberun.
gen bel, Die In onoeren &reiien
8eutidlnnos geton iein m6gen, oilf
oie er in ieinen Aui3ei6mngen ia
at9 bin un0 mie0er bertDeiit, meme
8orte funren es ni6t." GieIes be.
3tebt iit ndntentIid ouf feline anqa.
be, Dab GeutidIan6 2iitti6 un0 ga.
MIR nebmeL Ole belgiiden SGfen
nn0 Giienbabnen beieben un0 6ie mi.
litariihe u1O foulmer5ieGe SER.
idaft jones 2dioe8 an iid reiBen
meroe.
ngtiernals babe i'd &errn @erar6
oerartige oeutide arie9s5ieIe croft.
net" iugte 9err @atbmann.Soqnea
sd beripieS in meiner Iesten Sa.
mar nit Inn gebabten l~lnterre0ung
aut meme Reid8togsre0e, in peI6er
i'd iagte, 6uB 9eutidIono polttibe
@aruntien berIange, Douad Bel.
giens @ebiet uno beIgiide golitif
ntdt als &rrmpiforte geqen uns
ausgeiptelt mer0en 0arfe. 11eber Die
9lrt Der @aroutien babe i'd mid
@eraro ~8egeniiber ME o1tsgeiproden.
eSBr Qmerifater iei6 Elm bibtoes
8oIt; Sbr geitattet nidt einmol SIT.
8urild9etretenen Diplotnaten 0ieI
troOitionelle geri6tpiegenbeit at be.
Ipabren, nod ieib SIR 5ufrieoen fd
nit Der 8oit9lortenl 8eroffentIi.
dung ibrer Memoiren Su b%egnigen.
Cir @0ndr0 Golden (6er ftibere
brtttihe @otidafter In Berlin un6I
SliIes gnaibon (frii6er fran.
s6itiber 8otiaaftar In geutidIan0,
IN ben Scr. Staatell ltrlo in Gpas
miiroen ieoenfaus &errn De.
rar6s @nttaiaungen iiber oibtomatis
fhe @eididte mo alotihereien nod
melt a%bertreffen. 2fuh @rof bon
gernitorff Grlber 8otIdafer IN
8ai6ington) mir0a inns nit Der
ger0ffentIi6ung ietfter bort gema6.
ten 8eobahhlngen in GrItaunen ber.
9n europa niiroen oerartiqeI
nod gegenieitigem ~lleberein.
tommen bis auf ip0tere 3eiten Der.
tper6en, meiln oos llrteiI
-tberlegter it1o 9ereifter ~getpor0en
II. Serr @erar6 dber beIiBt m6gIi.
herDeiie eine beion0ere ibm bon Ser
9enlosdrnlelbolitif4 nbertragene 81.
gems, 1tn0 id per6e iein 9orredt
tift In 6rnge iteIens. Or ourf n6er
elmer ginbiIonug nidt SIT bel
Spielraum geben.4
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81 Willcns SricNcnss
AbiuciiMn9!

Sn elmer ldngereu, iebr bcriidti
gen 9aIprednng Der be0ingten 9(b'
Deiiuna Der pdpYtli6ep 5rieOens,
boridlGge 6ur6 9r1ii0pnt @ilIon
iogt ii. a. Sic n@meritu~:
nDa ideint es inns MN ron @e,
oeutun1, DaB SER @iIIon einen Il
Itarfeu @a6oruG olf Die glniidt
Iegt boB bus 3ie[ 0e8 arieges niGt
in ser o~alernoen 5haoigung oeS
@egner8 81 iuden iei. Sein Doll
Toll alsgeidtoiien tper0en bon oet
gPogIidteit elmer geiuuoen boIiti.
iden irn0 birtihoftliden @utnidet
lung, aud Dos oeltti6e uitt. @ud
i'm g0lterIeben ioa Der @run0iab
n@Ieide 9iedte fir ale our aner.
ternltng gelnngen. 8ie iebr iGner
es fem miro, oieIen @rumoiab in
Der biltoriih g~etporoenen e1iropGi,
iden 8olferfomiIie 0nr63uftDren
unb ale beteiIiaten glattonen al
befrieoigan, herrGt 0te glote nidt.
gbenIonenig. uuf fpelde 8eiie oos
oeutide @olf in Ole Sage beriebt
per0en ioa, oaB uniere 9iegierung
NIT ibm 5u berbonoeIn Inn Gtan0e
iei.t miro. 2ebnt bod Die gote 0es
8%rlItoanten ieoe 0}ogIi6feit Scr
untarbm6Iling NIT Ser ~beIteben0e1
qutorit1t nb. ltn0 0iefer ltutltan0
.aqein b~arbin0ert horI1ufig ie6e Sin.
ndbertng, ie6en @erio9mlngsber.
.iuh.
llnpiatHrIid ntnB man fid an.
.geiidt8 oeS 10 ousgeiDro6enen
Stanopunftes 0es 6errn 8ilion in
oieier angeIegenbeit an cine Ser
@alptpbaien ieiner @1erifo geaen.
ii6er berf1lgteu 9olitif oanten. Ga.
malls peigerte er fi6, Suerto an.
~3uerfennerk ia, init i5m SIT perban.
0eIn. gr erfldrte e8 let ibHi oarltm
3u tim. bic @~nerteun1ng Der @oIfs.
regierung in ienem 2an0e 0urGsu.
ieten. @ttpds dbnIthas i6eint ibm
nun aud NIT 8e3ug auf 9eutI6.
lamb Dor 8u ihneben. g}lta Iieaer
.aber sic 9inge bort tDeIantIid an.
0ers ais In Mterito. Sin GROCER GetI
GROCER &eil nes oenti6en 8oIfeg
mil i~i6erbaitpt nidt8 bon irgeno.
nelden ans bem 2oger Der 6egner
foumen0en 8ori6Id9en folder grt
.b0ren. Sete iin0 ibn Canal ct bona
~ferente8! gto6 ieiner Qnf6t lit.
Dem 0euti6en 8olte Der &rieg ouf.
ge5lpangen moroen. lln0 man bringt.
oaiitr ebeHio bieIe 9eneiie bor, rpie
Die alliierten ifr ben @egentei(
oieier @ebauptungl Se6er 3eiL laot
nit bon @eh0en's g0eIfrau: o6s
bleibt Oabeil@
lln6 oarin liegt ipie mir ihon 10
oft betont baden, oas i6mierigite
Broblem 0ieie8 arieges: Gie lie.
ber0inOitna Der 4nitdt, Der 8ein6
miiiie 8ugeben haB er moraliid I'M
ltnredt lei. SER Gifion beriudt
ia, bic 6duIo bonn oetti6eu GoIfe
aIf 0eIien ~9iegierung ob3llinal5en.
0ln erfIdrt iid ienes aber Int let.
uen Rdiien nit oieier ioliourii6l
9lur nit GetpoIt miro man etne
aen0erltng 6ieies ge~rbdltniiies Der.
bei5ufibren b%ertHogen. 9anu b1s
IN ser Q6iiht oes gr1fioenten lie.
gen?
Gos lit sic Gro9e 6ie er uner0r.
tert u1o unerftGrt ldBt. Sos mirN
fir 6o8 belitihe @og Ser Stein
DTS anitoBes iein. 3ieier muB 10
ODER 70 ~pegger1umt meroen, ebe
sSrie0e iein fann.@
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@edt nadl @ebrasfn.

ltnier alter 5reuno gl0olf 3rpDer
bon &rebnor mar Iebte Mode IN
Council gluifs sur grleoigling BON
@ei6aften mo iprad in ser Office
Der 5teien 8reIie Dor, Inn Der SIC.
oaftion Die Ulitteifuug 81 MAIDEN
Dab or inn DeltlihcH g~tebfasfa I'M
melt BON 9eIton cine 6arm gefnuit
babe nu0 cine 8tDeite oautietet, bic
er am J.. M2dr5 be8ieben miro. @ir
toilnihen unierem 5reitn0 GreDer
ben beiten @rfolg in ieinem reueft
Quterne9men.
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Sit pl6blid aeIforBen.

Ger 70. Sabre ate M0htet Ser
Chicago rn0 9lod Sslono 9a6n,
Gan 80 5otett, ftir5te am Sonntag
oben6, al8 er aui 9often itnno. tot
nie0er. Gem zoo mur0e 0urh
einen ShlngaufGa beruriodt un0
erfolgte, ais er NIT on0efen ange.
iteqteH iprod. Sic &oaegen brad.
ten i'm IN 6os glai6iuenba1ls, roc
Or. SenHiugs Der Gompanpar3t bic
2eide uuteriufte un6 bic &o6egur.
lode feittelte. Coroner Cutler
nabm bic 2eide IN Gbaut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
gene Gfenmarenfirmn.

Che Saoentng Saronare Som.
bang 1T Der Same elmer nelerl
@iienDnrenbanSttng, bic in 706
groaoDaB lire @eiddftslteae eroff,
men miro. @gr @enrp Sdoening
uno SER Senr9 &mf iinO bic ei-
geutitmer un0 Doren beioe Serren
friiber Mitglieler Der befdnuten
6irma 8eterieu mo Sheening
COMPANY. Gte leue 6irma piro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
@pn strnhenranbrrn iIbrrfaIrn.

etn &rupp BON San0ltraBenarbet.
tern, 6ie III Der gtabe bon Gbarter
Dat ibr Eager Ba0en mur0en am
Santstag aba0 bon JIM mnsfiertett
8aH0iten, Die aae bgfpaffnet naren,
i~lberiaaen un0 ibreS @eIoeg uro OIL.
6erer 8ertiaaeu beraubt. Sic G6lt.
Der entfloben bierouf in elmer 5oro.
Gar. Sberiff M2eger bon 2ogon,
Der bon Dem 8orfua in Genntnis ge,
iest mur0e, mahte einen @eriuh,
bic 9an0iten 81 berfolgen, muBte es
ieoom oufgeben.
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8mL i. @aupia, abBOfai.

Sprida oeutid rno III offentliHer
0otar. 348 OMAHA Sectional Bonf
@ebdu0e Omaha, Rcbrosfd.
R~refti5iert in alien @eridteH oes
Sfnotes ur6 Der Ser. Stdoten.
Shreibt 3eftomente oitg. beforgt BE
iistiteI uno felt abftrafte ourd;
fiebt, 0d5 Eeftonente i'm Ro9Infien.
ihaftsaerihte eeorbnet neroenL Be,
Iorgt 8oamnften un0 sieht Orb.
idaften in irgen0 einern SeiI Ger
BeH elm aoaettiert ausflda6e.
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Nus Council Bluffs.
glls 8Outltascr in Salt.

s. anbreu8, Elm gepobner bon
Omaha, tpuroe hon Der 4oIi3ei in
SAT- geuoumeH inter 9eiduloigung
Der 8erlctung oe8 Ree0 Qmen0a-
ments geiitise 6etrante in Council
Bluffs perfauit gu babca. CT mug.
te ein 8erbor BOT Dem 8lut0esfom.
miIidr q. 0raan beiteben, Der Jpn
inter $500 glrgidaft iteIte un0
nerfnies
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Sic 0ereiniglng ser o5reun0e Der irtihen 6rei6at" In Stem gorf
belt Dor enigen Iagen cine 8eridnmIuag at, in peIfer es ienens Der
Reoner acknowledgements nidt an ben beftgten Qu8daen uno 4ntlagen
9egen England feblte. 9ngegen berfuhten 9emte bonn glm6esgebein-
oIeHFe, fGDfe naerIei freiDflfge 9a1ter ihr 0n 9dtrtohsnus onoerer
Seufe DergebIif, Die Steiner af unanerfmHben o@r REORGANIZATION
~AulBerungea at erappet Inter i6nen befon6 fd mh Elm 1}hgieo Ser
e9igInahs@ uanens g1ofet Dem Die Seem gonr aGeeuing @ot4 in
elmer eodoueaen 8efpredrng Der angeegeubet Die ~folgenben benerens.
nerten g8orte Di6nfet.
Sic Sreun0e Der iriihen 6re9et iolten toHahHd Serrn 92offet
an ehrenmtghe0 nf 2ebeus5et erpabln. 3mietoe BON Dollars
mlroen nint birreihet Die Soften fir 0os anufen bon 4n3egeraum IN
Den 3ehHngen 5u Deden. meder Der 8ratisUerbreaunq dngeneien mare,
Die r fir 0mle irHhe 4ropagonoa nlangt bat. Sa nod mebr ais 0as: er
bat Der Gnhe Der &e0eT9ibet CUTE 8ienTe geeHet 0en Die 8eridte
nfen bon nitts nafrlbrerHhen BEL oiefen @eiamm[ungen 81 mdoen.
es COB 0d nobI 9dnnmQsauBerungen beigHd @nglanos un6 iener
RoItf nno, Oh IS nene fir un5 mare, pene Ghlahten al fdmpfen@.
sfber MIR 6anatffer merMn 6arduf bee6en, oaB Der 9tunD zines 9an.
nes be5IgliA unierer aleERn NIT einem ShIone berieben fn nufe.
@cun Is Dinihenspert ien ioate, I'M 8ufaumnbnnge nit Der nnb benz
0rHege Dor5luebmenen &ea0iuierung IN Qnfa bon 0en bel91hen
Sdan0ahn un0 Dem songo at fDrefen, 70 pn0 0nbon geiprofen ner-
Den. Goate Die gegierungsgauaIt in gfuBlan0 IN Die 6dn0e Der @2ornna.
laen faaeu. iDoODr 1ms Der 9imueI hebaten m0ge, 70 miro oe nHenfa-
naf1e TreHe nhbt emen aagenblid 5ogeub an ben guien fdarfe Gritif
81 abea- Die @ohrbet IT. oaB ebeuio f4Inme 9inge ler England
bene IN ENGLAND iebf gedgt Der0en. 92n nebme nr Die &rifen
fnneTboIb um0 duBerbaIb oes 8arlnments nber feline furAtboren Shniser
IN Den Gar0aneaen un0 gRefopoidnnen. Sic mhen ongenebmen 2efefof
mr. Berlin bietens weroen ahr nidfs0eHopeniger 5fuangIos in 2onoon
netolentIldt un0 6isfntat Aber nenn cine omerifanHhe 8eitungI
1ol9e xahoben behanntHaten Haroe, piroen ~5pefesoBne gentle 2eute
cure anHage mf yGehperrat" erbeben.~
AAs Dem NfunDe enes Battes bon Ser ge6eutung 1n0 unbsmeieL
ter 2ppolitat Der ~gbeuiug 4ot@ fnO bos gapiB beber5i9euoe aeuBerltn-
Gen. bic fh sgDiis 2ate unO eeuiie 3ennngen bPr5ulanSe NIT grobem
gfsat bfnter Die Cbreu i4rdbeH f0nHten.
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SIN Serblt umo Binter tDeroen
Die 8amenr0de nod fiir5er tDeroen.
0atiirIid nur ans 8atriotismts
Die omerif6niiflen MG0den uno
6rauen woaen Der 0elt 5eigeu, oaB
iie auf feiten 5uBen iteben.
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|Sabren errcidt boben un0 Tfe ION.
men einberlifen tperOeL menn Elm
neues, oabin nirfenoes Secs age.
HomHnen iper0en IoIlte.
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9elrp Serbs Gobn beanIpruft
9efreiung bonn Militdroicnit. atlio
aud Der Sobn elm = 6rie0ens.
freuro2
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principle, we ask a statement
from you now which will make
il easier for the public opinion.
in America TO play its part
during the war.
I'VE present the record OF
eight indictments for crimes ram
| ging from treason and conspi-
racy to simple misdemeanor for
the sole offense Of criticising the
Governments war policies or
agitating for peace.
THE evidence presented shows
that Federal district attorneys,
United States marshalls, local
prosecuting officials and the po-
lice have acted in gross viola
ton of the law in making arrests
Tor opposition to war policies
and agitation for peace. In
many cities, as these affidavits
show, men and women have
been arrested without warrant,
their private papers unlawfully
seized and the opportunity
denied them TO secure bail or
counsel for hours at a time.
"In Philadelphia thirteen per-
sons were recently arrested and
charged with treason for distr;-
buting a leaflet entitled Long
Live the Constitution of the
United States, which dealt in a
lawful way with the ~constitu-
tionality of CONSUMPTION.
in Indianapolis an ordinance
has been passed making it a
misdemeanor, punishable by a
heavy fine, to speak disrespect-
fully of the President or the
government of the United Sta
ties the crime Of lese
majesty - or of circulating any
matter which might pfompt
workers to demand better on
ditions or hours Of labor in
industrial establishments during
the war.
Zone man in New York CITY
was arrested and sentenced to
ninety days in jail for distribu-
ting leaflets which contained
only quotations from the Decla-
ration Of independence and the
constitution.
"A postoffce employee in St.
Paul was discharged after years
of faithful service solely because
he went on the bonds of three
old friends charged with fail
ing TO register under the con-
scrlption act.
Boston's Peace Parade.
"The most striking single in
stance of violence on the part
Of the military was the breaking
up Of the peace parade in Boz
ston on Sunday, July l. Sail
ors and soldiers in Uniform fol-
lowed this parade with the de.
liberate intention OF breaking it
up; they tore banners from the
hands of women.
although the war depart.
ment has issued orders forbid
ding soldiers TO interfere with
public meetings, the trouble has
not ceased. A public meeting
was broken up by United
States soldiers in Seattle as re-
Gently as Aug. l..
Seventeen issues Of various
publications have been declared
nonmailable by the Postofhce
Department under the Espion-
age Act, although the Depart-
ment Of Justice has declined to
recognize any Of the publica-
tons as indictable under the
same act
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ein oagemeines Eager bon Glen.
maren un0 automobil. 3ubeg0r flip.
rem.
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And 70 Jpaets 8iseonin, mar fir 8roBlbton-in feds Sabrer.
!teeergaapt ut Is benlerteasmert. 0oB bel Der 4bfrumumg eera0e Die
SeHatoIea So9non BON California, goroh, anor BON F~eunibl0anio fir
KfoqplHon narent ole IN ionfigeH ariegslohn 10 berrpinftg nno-@rG-
foenfl9aHsfaHoloaten mo. @laabea fe ben Singer am 9uis os fraui-
reb1aoea @oHes 81 Iaben2