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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
6u9e 5traisn fir 9nbdnfnug BON
Mahrnnasmltteln,

Sn einem 9riefe an 0en 9}n1-
rltugSmitteI 8ernoIter @ottIes bot
Der @ctrat Der g}Q5rnqsmittala0s
miniitrntiou 60. g. Smitb flnr ou-
9egcbeu, 0aB Sic Stroien Die iiber
cine 8erioH, Die Der 4n66ufu19 bon
Nnbrltng5mittaIn iiberiibrt miro,
cine @efdngnisftraie bon 8pei Sch
rem mo cine @el0trafe bon $4,000
ODER bei0e %berhdnot ner0eu f0nnen.
Ser @nttles bette 0cn QapdIt lutt
cine @usIeaung Der &ro0iiiouau 6es
Observation-Disclosures erhtdt.
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Ocnti6c bcric6ten.
nte9rcrc Grfcloe

CTrue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
4, as required by the act Of Oct. g..
1917
Berlin, 8. 9s-0ff3iea miro
6elte gemeloet, oaB 2f6teilungen bril-
tiider @raben iIoiih bon glorcomg
pom 6eitoe %aeidltbert mur6e1.
Berlin, s.. Ge8.-9om talintiden
ariegsidaltplat miro offi3iea aemel-
BET. 0aB etlide 8ergitealmgaH uno
Der vSie6en @emeinOen @HgeI" ge-
Honllnen mlroen.
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&egiernng SrObt nit Sdladtbans
it6ernahme.

True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required BY the act Of Oct. s..
1917
5joug Gitn So, 5. 3e3-5n ci.
ner 8epeihe, Die beltta bon Der 500,
berideH Administration etnliet uur.
De auaefan6iat, 6aB Die Ge8ierung
Die SdIodtbaitier iJbernabmen mers
De, foas bic angetel(ten oerieI6eu in
6ieiem 3iitritt an BEN Streif giugen.
0ie Arbeiter fimmten NIT $50 &c.
gen 10 Stimneu fir Sen streif.
2obnerb61nng fir Iebcl 5eit lit Ser
@auptitreitpuntt. 1900 4}nm Iin0
betroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05

1no Charters Ai~Ioctation miiroen BON
ben Nlitglieoern berieIben Jtciolutio.
men angenommen, oie iih aegea Die
anitellung BON 6raueH aEs Aui5ng.
fitbrer IN ben @ebduoeH Der Sta0t
ridten. Gs beiBt, oaB Die 5raiieu.
Ole auiteIIe Ger @1Gnngr Die arbeit
iibernehmen, fiir geringere 20bne or.
6eiteu. Gaber fino hi manden SUI.
len eriabrene 0ldnuer BON ~uleriabre
men 5raltet erlest norOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
Mtqboo 6efarpprtet @pnbansaa6f

49,
(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required BY the act Of Oct. g..
1917
@afbirgton 5. 3c3-sefretar
Mc40oo Bat 1alte ben e%rlDarteten
aampf int aongreB uber Bic rnge
meiicne gtetbooe Der meiteren 5inan.
5ierung oes ariege3 ber6eigefa6rt.
ST enpfo5l 0riugeno. ouB $6195t
000, 200, Die an meiteren GiHtanften
fir oas s5abr, oas an 80. Stunt 1918
o6lduft, gebrnudt mer0en, o1trd
Bombs aufge6ra6t mer0en mo Dab
feine neitere Gteuergeiebgebung in
0ieier pniiiert meroe. 8efirmorter
Ger 5inon8ierlng oes arieges ourd
8onoousgaben beridmmelten fth To-
Tort nm @lt4ooos Stanoorte, in0em
iie e%rtlarten, Dab Ieiue empfebLung
oie 9lpiidJt Der Administration bar
iteae. 8ie 8efirDorter Der &ous
ifription oes Geidtunls 0dgegen mo.
rem eati9loiien fir iueitere Beiteu
erlng Ser ariegsprofite uu0 groBen
GIafommen ein5uIfeben. Err aampf
luuroe beute onrd Die 8efanntga6e
bon Senator Snmmons 8oriiker 6es
SeHats 2 5inan5foHt.tees, lmo bon
Superintendent Aithin, bonn 6ous
fomitEe mir 9iittel uu6 8ege bin.
cls sgeihobeL ooB Big gum 5rii6ia5r
feline weitere Ssenergeiesgebuag
Itattfin0en wer0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
gciscr 0iif cinem
1~liuniticnsi0iff

TRUE translation fled with the
Postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dee.
S, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
1917
Gin atlanfiider @ofcn 5. Sea-
2f1lf einein bier I'M 9od ~Iie9en0en
Mlinitiorsidiff fam beute IN ben
nor0eren aohlerbunfern 6euer gum
Mnsbruh. Gle 1ilmitipu befon0 itd
i'm Iintercn Sell Des Shiffes. MoH
gIaubt bente nadmittag, oas 6elter
inter ADntrolle at ba6an. 20der
nlnBten III sic Ghiffsmdn0e &C.
bobrt peroerL 0amit 0ns BelterIoih-
boot @diier IN Die JlaHmen err
gNsn tonrte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05

grunfe, sterling, 3ebr,, 81; 8. g.
Sob @oibington giebr., 81; 5. 6.
g., Qoui@bilIe, 0ebra ST.; 5rmt
Sons Goier, 3nl1bd, Nebr., 81; S.
s. Sane, Smitbfielo, gaebr., So;
5ranf gruning, 9rlning, 0ebr.,
ST; s. 6. Gliaiier, gbenenne, 8po.,
50; 6rou Geo. aiere, 2mobn, Gebr,
50; Gobt. mo s. ublig, Omaha.
gebr, SO.
8eitere geitrage fino er5eten,
mrs. @orp Conrad,
1851 Ct. 0arD's 2tne.
Gel. Qoiielos 349I Omaha, 1ebr.
lleber ieben 8eitrog miro in Der
0ma6a 3ribiine offeutlid miitticrt
peroen. SGglide Cma6a 5ribhae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
s%Infgeiprnnsmc 5iuOe.

5rauen, bic In Der Uirti6aft ieIbit
5ugreiIen, Hagen Oft, DaB tbrs
9anOs bura Die Qr5sit augegriiien
UerDen. Die 9aut erideiut 5und4it
trodm; in ben feinsn RtIien iest f4
aIIsrlei SamuB, uammtlid auB,
jeit uno lift nlr ialper our4 Aaa
I6su sit en@tfernsn. Spdter Derpeu
Die aiiie groBsr, bic 5aut pirO
Ipr0otr, uuo IS eRtitebsa tIeine
I6msr36afts @unosu, bic iia Iei4t
fnt3inDen ltno bic aud etiera tons
nen. Gelbt nenn e. aber niht 10
nett tomwt, TT cine ioI4e ~&Haeus
banD@ Iaitig, btun fs beiorgt ut4t
10 lei6t feline 4rbelten unO fie6t duf
ale Sale uuiaon aus. 9itier
.6autfe1ler4 IdBt iia MIR our4 cine
3pedmaBige pTIege Der 6oub Der9ds
ten. obsr beieitigsn. vt piro oas
bur4 er5eugt, oaB Der 9aut Der nas
tlrli9e 5ettibsr3ug, Der ie geiamei'
tia er6dlt, ent3ogsu pirb. Sehr
lei3t erfolgt oas BEL q%erionsn, bic
anfolge ibrer apnIitutiQn u~6er9aupt
!Deuig 9autfett er3eugn. Gdoris
Seifn, SpoaI6Iungeu i. I. IN, ers
psilsn f9 fit ioI4e 9dnos gang be-
lonoers l6dDli4, ba ie bet 9aut
bas uaturIids Set snt5ieben unO lie
rann felbT ongrsifen. 6rauen, bic
on ioIden 5anOen lsiosn, iolltsu
oarum rur milbe Gbsriettets Setien
ooer aua MsanbeltIeis gum 0aIden
r~erpenben. Quberbsm muB oer 9aut
Das mangslnoe Jett 5ugefibrt pers
pen. Qm befteu eignst iia ba8u 2a'
noltn, nit Dem man mad leber Bos
i6ung unb obenOs Dor BEN Gins
ftlaIen bic 6dnbe sinreiDt.
8sfonoers bduftg ftsllen fd aufs
geIprungene 5dnbe nit BEN GtatTltt
iablerer 0itterung Elm. Das bat
barin idnen Grano, OaB bura bic
Gdlte bic 5aut Der 9anO bIutleersr
piro uno Die 5aat0tdieu tnfolges
DeGlsn peniger set er3sugen. Ataa
mug alio Bic 6dube nab MogIias
teit parm balten unO gum Baiden
Derf5lagsnes 8aiisr De%rpenbsn, Ies
Dss Daihen i'm tatteH Maiier aber
tsrmeiben. IS lit aud n0tig, na4
isou geneBuug Die 9anO granoIi4
ab8utrodnen, ba naiIe 9dHpe infolge
bsr Understanding an ibrer
GberfIGde talt perben. 1iefere Rifle
IN Der buut, nammtlid an ben 5iHs
germ, 1forosrn bsionOere ged4tung,
Fe fi6rsn leiat at tlsinen BunDen.
9ringn abr in oisie iadDlihe gots
terisn Gin, 10 tommt e gu elmer
eiiristn Gnt3inoung, Die isbr gss
id6rli5 msr0n Tam. Wlan muB
alIo aufgsiprungsue 9dnoe idonsn,
Bis ie Bel Der pben angegsbenen 8es
banoluug oug6eileu, Bel irgtno nels
mem ent3lnrliteH 9organg obsr
ltIeungR dr3a!te 6ilfe IN 4ns
iprad ne6men. Gelb fperitanoli4
IT btaIe ou6 rann nnent6e9rlIA,
ruenn bic rau6e 6aut ben ange9t6ts
nen Mittsn ni4t balo iueiht eber
in allqemeInfn Grirantungen, gie
glsiffa8t uno 9lutarmut, brtn
9run0 Fat.
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1000 lInipnarbtiter an streiF.

Ct. 4lliI, g2inu, 5. Ge3-9euta
mittag tDur0e Die 3abI Der uniouar.
better, Die lire arbeit in oen Der.
ifie0enen Saouitrfen n~ie6erQeIeqt
batter, I'M Der yununter6rohenen
aon6ention" ols 4rotcIt geqen Sic
@utlafiuuq bon 1000 5traBenbobn.
nnaeiteIltau fir Dos Sragen BON
Observation-Disclosures bei3utoobuen,
oif $4,000 aeih1bt. ct. Saul uao
M~inneapoIis per0en gleid5eitig Be.
~troffen. Setugaroiiten potroullicr.
ten Die 9troBen ob. 3. ga. Gloncn,
Qrdii0ent oes Ct. Saul gro6es uuo
2a6or aiiambln Bot Der 8criamm-
lung Die Gage BON Scr Seita Der
ltuionar6eiter aeidtIbert
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
Gofalesl
3enIns in 6en sdldatereien.


9feaierangsbeomte uebu,en einen
3eniIs inter ben 2lugeItelten Der
5hlahtbdliier IN SHo-Gmn6a auf,
UNI fpd6ren0 0es %onqe6robten Streifs
bebUlilid iein 3l f6nnaL mie olth
5ugleih fir militariide 3mefe. Ger
3euins beriuht bon je0eut @lorne
Die 0ationoIit1t ieinen 5amiIier.
itano uuo feline 4niihten ST. erfags
rem. Gte gfegierllng felt bic Shtad
tereien alf einen 8liB nut 9tliui.
tionsinbrifen un0 3rdH5portgeiel.
ihaiteu. &ruppen BON 4gitatorent
follen orge6lih lit ben beridieoenm
a~bteilungen nad 4ngn6e Der Beam.
ten Der 5dladtereien lln5uiriebea.
belt i1ea.
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&%ic6icn6nngen erUf.

704 ACKNOWLEDGMENT @ieb IinS
am 9ienstag in Den 0icbbofcn ron
omaha ongafDminen, barber 37l
8aggOuioOuHgen 3iu0Oieb, 234
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sdaie unO Sc
@aggDnlnounaen 5dpeine. 10
ACKNOWLEDGMENT gteb lls Ge6rasta
gingen nod aonio8 Sin tm0 Is nodl
Gbicogo ob.
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S6glidlc 3arftbcridts fir 81
FARMER.

@os glnoesbiiro fir @tdrfte lit
6creit aui Anfraqe bin je0em 5ar-
mer ODER 8teb5ldter I'M Stoote tag
ltde @cri@te ilber ole 8erienoung
ron @ieb uuO Sen 3uitinocn aut
Den 9ldrften 5%u5uienocn. g~tcbra8tder
5armcr Die oieie Bulletins 5u erhal
ten miiniben ioQteu lire 4oreiie on
0o5 9ttreau of @}orfat3, 1880 Sil0
a, StraBeA Gnlaba, ien0en.
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Miisoepnrtrment eut1uirft 8eiekes
DDrlaaen.

H+ttKF~
(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5. as required BY the act Of Oct. 6.
1919
M~aE6fugton, ). Ges-1ds Suits.
oep1rteHlent bereitt beute cine @e-
esDprIaae bor. 0nrd Die 6ranen
inter 0ie feinOliden 2ilisIanoer ein
aeiAEoilen par0eH. iomie eiue aH0ere
gorlnge, mound internierie Nuslmt
Ger melae nie Delete i%tbertreter, TO-.
fort SIT @efdngnisIirafen bei idDe-
fer Afbat p~erurteilf mer0eH iolen.
Mlgbr dc 100000 Dlnnn mer0en
aatpaiat 0urM Die arieaser-
iEitane al 1gItprreih 81 feinOliden
M~AsaA1ern lDer0eff. Gs gIbt bier
beteils minoetelas be @aLfte 0ielfr
Boil belsider eiabEiAer ausIdn0er,
rod Ansabm pon Saba q. GgrieH,
einss SpgsiaIs geneEalmlpalis-
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waffenItinltanS
lit cin0etrctem

True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Aeb., on Dec.
5, as required By the act Of Oct. g..
1871
aopeahogm, 5. Ge5 -1as offi3i-
eae 9elegrapbeltoat nel0at beitfe
der 0eitide-ruiiide @ofenitiQ
fans fat beaofnen.
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Der papIt miiAt
fieo nid3t Gin

TRUE translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
i917.l
@dun, 5. 9e8-Qer Gapit
mifdt iid nift III 6ie 1affenItiG
neutrality-suspicious. 8piiden HuB-
LAMB mo 9eatidlano Elm uno miro
Dieies audi niht tin. % nuroe helt=
te eI1leut gertreter Der lIaiteo Fret
in gatifali m~itgeteilt.
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Der praIiSent ser
Republic Sibiricn

True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
S, as required by the act of Oct. 8.
I917.1
9apdraft0a. Saneoen 8. 3e3.-
aier eiu0etroffene gtatrdtcn 8ufol-
&c 1T 81. Eotfin 8trm 4rdii0elteu
oer neiieH Geg1t6tit 5ibtrien ertDdblt
mof0en. gian erportet. Dab ale IL
biriihcn Iruppen bon Der 6ront a6-
bgrlfieM mer0en.
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ocm pirO ou6 Sic AeIt i6nerIid
5reuoe MADDEN. User oau5 milbe.
los Tart Grat0e Iid nidlt eriaaen,
Ser @lmaen pfIon3t, mpB pieI Sol
Ter trogen.
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8nfer nns an6n anaefpmmrn.

9atD g9rt 5. ge3.-2rei 0iQio.
nen giuuo fu6unii6en Buffers mur
Sen bier beute altsgelabcn nm iofort
an oie &aifinarieH ucrtaiIt 81 ucr
Sen.
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Soa Sa6nen Hnb ao6iengra6en
lbernehmen.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
5, as required by the act Of Oct. 6.
1917
8oiBiugfon 5. 9e5.-eine aeio-
luton bic Die 3miidenitoattide
Sanoelsfommiifion a%litoriiiert ole
giIenbabnen uno aoblengrll6en IN
ben Ser. Staaten att u6erne6men,
i'm g5arnen Der aegierung git benlt-
ten mo 5u b%etrei6en mo guar fir
oie Gauer oes arieges, mur6c Rom
3eprdieutantan Sa6bat6 bon SUI.
noIs I'M 8ouie eingerei6t.
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etir6f On @lprpainperaiftnna.

gn Ma1n, Der inter Dem ia.
men pGurleb 9oa~ befatnt mar mo
0eiin ridtiger Same nngeblid Sod
Miurpbg lem loa, itarb beute friib
in elmer 5denfe lin ~olfobolfreie @e.
trGufe an Der ~ uno 0onglas Ctr.
iniolge ueberooiis Wtorpbine.
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Coles 0etaa muB Surh Bic 5lam.
inc gelaatert mcr0an, unO 8ing 6 81
Gruaoe, 10 mar e ni9t eoeI.
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9lcrtmiiroie genlg 1T es. n6er
aud &ntiade: Ger 4usiprud 1Sh0-
ne 5rauen ba6en felt un0enttiden
3eiten oas 9orredt oltmm iein 81
0arfen~, itammt bon elmer Irah
bon Der @rafin Soa pon 9oBn.
9d9n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05

DUNN mie Bic Rodt-llno itol5
q Gdus oufm GaIer, Ia9t man
IN 5irol.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-05
anf8Hgfa6rfr sessn gsidaftiaHas
bon TraneH.

anf einer regelmaBigen @eiGoits.
o~prlanmluna Der Emaba gleuator
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Scr an fid ieIbt ni6t 5reube bOt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-09
COUNTRY is OBSERVING
FIRE PREVENTION DAY
District Insurance Superintendent
Makes Suggestions for the Avoid
ance Of Property Losses.

Fire prevention day is being observed
throughout the country today. 1t is the
date of the great Chicago fire forty-six
years ago and has become recognized
throughout the country as fire preven-
ton day.
The annual fire loss per capita in this
country. according to a statement by
Charles F. Nesbit, superintendent of in
surance of the District, is from eight to
ten times as great as ii has been In
Germany, France and some other Euro
pean countries. Annually, the average
loss is near a million dollars a day In
recent years, because of the widespread
agitation for prevention. progress has
been shown in reducing the stupendous
total.
Some suggestions made by Mr.. Nesbit
to aid in the prevention of fire and in
which every one can help are as fol-
lows:
Don't smoke where it is not per-
mitted.
Never drop a lighted match, cigar or
cigarette.
Report suspicious strangers seen any
where about plants, stores or public
buildings.
Carry these precautions into your own
home.
Keep your house and yard, as well as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-09
FOR HIGHER STANDARD
IN MISSIONARY WORK
Methodist Women Would Increase
Already High Excellence in
Foreign Fields.

Maintenance of the already high
standards of missionary work in China,
India and the Philippines and greater
effort in elevating work done by mis-
sionaries in foreign lands was urged
by Mrs. William +. Mcdowell national
president of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, speaking before dele
gates from Maryland and the District
at the opening session of the forty
sixth annual meeting of the Baltimore
branch in the Metropolitan Memorial
Church this morning. She told of the
efforts being made to elevate the work
of missionaries sent out by the ma
tional society.
I'VE have many people in our service
VINO nave done great work, one
Whlch could not have been done except
by those entirely devoted to the cause, :"
SAID Mrs. Mcdowell, but the work
must and Will be greater this year, be
cause OF the acceptance of many young
people Tor foreign missionary work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-09
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO the
health department within the last twenty-four
hours:
John j. o'DonoGhuc. Al years, Conduit road.
D. {.
William Il. Reapsoner. Sc years. 400 Hunt
place. Hillbrook, d. c.
Gertrude Hubbeli, 70 years, Tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Adofph Zunkehr As years, st. Elizabeth Hos
pitsl.
Virginia s. Gemmill 90 years, o6O9 Mozart
street northwest.
William D. Stitt, % years, Tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Ethel Burton So years. 1902 New Hampshire
avenue northwest.
Albert y kues. is years. Casualty Hospital
George p. Taylor, 50 years. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Ruth Lynch, % years. Sbley Hospital
nue. southeast.
Joseph L. French. so years. T. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital
Mary Whitaker. Il years. St. Elizabeth Hos
pital.
Ruby f. Dowell. Il months. 1901 street
southeast.
Fred Oregon. months. Children. Hospital
Infant OF William A. and Nora Barry SO
minutes. 80 X street northeast
William Campbell 40 years, Freedmens Hos
pital.
Jennie B. woodford. IS years, 1909 W street
northwest
Agnes Freeman. 43 years. Columbia Hospital
Marguerite Bryant, months, Freedmen's Hos
pitaI.
Bedell Washington. 5 months, 40 D street
southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing:
Luther NJ Estes and Helen A. Petit, both OF
Richmond. Va.
Douglas Smith and Minnie Bryant.
Charley H. Blwu and Sarah J. Hill.
Charles Pi-aino and Edna owen, both OF Balti-
more. Nd.
O'Keefe of st. Paul. MINI.
Charles H. Whitbeck and Helen r. Warneke.
Willie L. Partlow and Maggie NJ. smith both
of Partlow, Va.
John Diggs and Elizabeth Butler.
Ira G. Blurner and Virginia T. English
Clarence W. Burroughs and Catherine A.
Evans
Of Baltimore. Md.
Row TAYLOR and Mesia johnson.
Leroy b. Fennell and Leola T. Byers.
Carl S. Lynn of Occoquan, Va, and Mary c.
Akers of Manassas. Va.
Charles Rosenfeld, U. s. A., and Sarah
Charles Piozet of Hyattsville, Nd. and Nina
Tyler E. Perrin and Anne z. Wilkinson. both
of Richmond. Va
Frank Johnson and Bernard Nash.
Howard Jackson, Z. s. A. and Helen g.
Purdy of this city.
John b. Wilson and Ruth A. Mills.
Shannon D. Cramer and Mary II. Dufey.
Daniel C. Barbour and Louise +. Ferguson.
Roger NJ Holland and Alma Il. Samuels.
William Stevens and Lena Campbell.
Milton Lucas and Matihia Lowe.
John H. Wall and Bessie Jones, both OF Went
worth. y. c.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Col Samuel E. Smiley. infantry. from the
National Guard of Idaho to the sth Infantry
Mai Douglas B. Motherhood. Signal Corps. to
Dallas. Tex.
Infantry Officers Reserve Corps, is accepted by
Maj. Godfrey A. Bonnell. Signal Corps. to
The resignation Of First Lieut.. John E. Brooks.
Maine National Guard. is accepted by the Presi-
dent.
First Lieut.. Henry L. Kraft. Medical Corps.
from the Walter Reed General Hospital, to
Contract Surgeon D. Percy Hicklins. special
st In nervous and mental diseases. to Walter
Mai. Joseph FAIRBANKS. Judge Advocate Cen
erals Oncers' Reserve Corps. to Wrishtstown.
The resignation Of temporary Second Lieut..
Ellis Dean. eed Infantry. is accepted by the
Capt. clarence s. Gould. Philippine Scouts, is
retired from active service.
First Lieut. Lucius P. Ordway. jr., aviation
Col. william F. Lewis. Medical Corps. to San
Antonio. Tex.
MAJ Benjamin B; Warmer. Medical Corps.
Maj. walter 5. Beals. Judge advocate. wash
ington National Guard. to Columbia. s. c.
try. is placed upon the retired list at Syracuse.
n. T., and will repair TO his home.
Maj. John A. lockwood. retired. to Fort Leav-
First Lieut.. Clarence W. Judd Medical Re-
serve Corps from Camp Meade, Annapolis juno
Capt. Joseph Muir. Medical Reserve Corps.
from Walter Reed General Hospital, to Fort
Cal. John n. Jenkins. cavalry. to chieka-
manga Park. Ca
Col. Francis lie ]. Parker, infantry. National
Army. to Columbia. $. c.
Capt. Charles Gilmore. ordnance department,
National Army, to Louisville. Ky.
Second Lieut.. George A. Cunningham, Quarter
master Corps, National Army. is honorably dis
charged.
Cook Jacob Bauer. Sd Company, Prison Bar
racks Guard. is placed upon the retired list at
Fort Douglas. Utah, and will repair to his
home
Capt. Floyd A. Rikard ordnance department.
National Army. to Des Moines. Iowa.
Col. Louis T. Bcissesu. field artillery National
Army. TO Chillicothe. Ohio.
Capt. Jackson 8 Lawrance. Medical Reserve
Mai. Merrill d. Wheeler. Adjutant Generals
oncers Reserve Corps. to Charleston. $. G.
capt. stiles VI. Decker. Coast Artillery Corps
TO Langley Field. Hampton Va.
Capt. A. L. Looming, aviation section. Signal
Cneefs Reserve Corps. to Mineola, Long Island,
Mai Robert F. Campbell. Adjutant Generals
omcers Reserve Corps. to Charleston. S. c.
Mai John Roberts Coffin. Adjutant Generals
'Ofhcers Reserve Corps. to Boston.
Capt. Raymond b. Austin ID Field ArtiI1s,x
~ the walter Reed General Hospital to the 5tb
Field artillery. at Pine Camp. N Y
10 Wr.s.n~ton y Capt. Harold E. Keb-
Sa-ut. l-ns NJ. hildebrandt SANITARY Corns
National Army; Capt. Abraham L. Lavine. ayja.
Gon section signal Officers Reserve Corps; Cant
serve Corps First Lieut.. Roger W. strans sig
nal Corps; First Lieut.. Nelson Fell Signal corns
MAJ. Harvey W. Miller. infantry: Capt. Reston
stevenson. First Lieut. George Scatchard cor.
Arthur d. Coleburn. First Lieut. Quintard Tsy.
Lor Medical Reserve Corps; Lieut. Col Frank II
Csidweil, First Lieut.. John H. Wilson, Engineer
Omcers reserve Corps; Capt. Henry Rotfscha Of
er. signal Corps Capt. John S. Fulton Wedses
Reserve Corps. -'eutcAi
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your store, shop. office or factory free
from rubbish, trash or infiammable ma
terials.
Remember that 90 per cent Of all fires
are the result of carelessness.
Observance in New York. 49,.
NEW YORK, October 9.-National fire
prevention day was observed in New
York city by the fire department today
with a picturesque parade of floats in
lower Manhattan, the posting of thou
sands of circulars. exercises in public
schools and other activities emphasiz-
ing the necessity of preventing fire
waste. Fire drill was held in many
large business establishments. Under
the direction of the joint board of
sanitary control in the clothing indus
tries $4,000 workers in 769 shops in the
greater city. left their shops during the
forenoon in response to a fire alarm.
The bureau of fire prevention, organ
ICED here in 1912, has been instrumental
n reducing New York city's fire loss by
S1,5S1.916 annually, while the annual
-erage decrease in fires since the bu-
reau was organized is about 1000. Dur
ing the last year $4,000 violations of
are ordinances were noted by the bu-
reau.
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NEED OF ROAD BUILDERS.
National Army Officer Wants Volun-
teers for Work in France

The National Army needs road build
ers. Col. Z. \. Johnston. commanding
the 23d Engineers. is endeayorine to
mobilize the bodybuilding engineers
and contractors of the country through
nationwide drive. He expects to Sc
cure experienced men for the new high
way construction regiment of 10000
volunteers now being formed for i'm
mediate service in the war zone of
France.
1t is pointed out that here is an on
portunIty for men of ability to serve
the nation along lines of their special
qualification. Men OF draft age are ac-
ceptable.
In the new regiment no pick and
shovel men are wanted: the heavy man
ual labor will be done by German prfs-
oners and service battalions. Recruits
must be experienced in some line Of
road construction. or mechanics skilled
in operating road building plant "A
limited clerical staff also is needed.