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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
Jail for Excise Violators
Appellate Division Holds Con-
viction Must Be Accom-
panied by Imprisonment

NEW CITY, y. Y, Oct. 23.-Ths APP
pellate Division has decided, IL was an
nounced to-day, that the statute CON.
pels a Jail sentence when violation Of
the liq,sor selling law is proved.
In accordance with this decision,
Judge A. II. Seeger, Of Orange County,
who suspended sentence on two women
who pleaded guilty Of selling liquor H.
legally. must revoke that action and
send the women to prison for "a month.
One of the women has two small chill.
dren.
District Attorney Hrschberg brough.
the case 10 the attention OF the higher
court, insisting that the law made a
iail sentence mandatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
Newspaper in Rheims Shelled
II Times; Seven Of Staff Killed
Il 'Eclareur" Has No I1umor Column and Reporters
Assignment Is Counting Explosions Z'ooo'ooo
Bottles of Champagne Still Unframed

was unwilling to show IL. for just out
side the door Of the newspaper once
there sat nm old lady with a lapful OF
| fancy work. A shell camo from over
the hills, and in the seconds while II
whistled and then smashed the old lady
threaded her needle.
A day later, when some OF us were
| willing TO confess that Of all miserable
sounds the whistling Of shell was the
/ meanest, we found curious kink In
| the brain OF every one.
/ It was the universal experience that
| the slightest bit OF cover, however
inadequate, gave a sense OF safety out
of all proportion TO its utility. Thus
we all felt much more uncomfortable
| in the square than when we stood In
the composing room of tho newspaper,
which was shielded by thu remains of
a glass skylight. The same curious
psychological twist can be found among
soldiers at the front. Again and again
men will be found taking apparent COM
fort in the fact that half an inch Of tin
roof protects them from the shells OF
the Germans.
One is always taken from the cathe-
dral Of Rheims to the wine cellars.
The children OF darkness are invaria-
bly, wiser than the children Of light.
and the champagne merchants have not
suffered as the churchmen have done.
Their business places have been
Knocked about their heads, but their
treasures are underground deep enough
TO defy the biggest shells.
-. Il
which we visited there were 100000
quarts of wine. Even the German inva-
sion at the beginning Of the war failed
TO deplete this stock. Hundreds Of peo-
pie live in these cellars, which are laid
out in avenues and streets. We came
first 10 New York, a street with tier
upon tier of wine bottles; then to Bos-
ton, then TO Buenos Ayres, then to
Montreal. One Of the visitors ex-
planned that the street named New York
contained the wine destined to be
shipped TO that city, while Buenos
Ayrcs contained the consignment for
the Argentine capital. and so on.
We nodded acceptance of the theory,
but the next wine-laden street was
called Carnot and the next was Jeanne
dare.
From the cellars we made journey
to a battery of French 75s. 1t was a
peaceful military station, for so well
were the guns concealed that they
seemed exempt from German fire, in
spite of the fact that they had been
in place for half q year.
The men sat about underground play
ing cards and reading newspapers, but
the commander of the battery was UNI
willing that we should 60 with such a
peaceful impression of his guns. He
brought his men to action with word
or two and sent six shells sailing at
the German first line trenches for our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
Brill Overcoats At SIS and

New Trench models, Box Goats,
Permitting Coats and belt-back
models, with patch, slanting or flap
pockets, and with velvet or self col
lars. at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
Norway Grateful to
British for Rescue

CHRISTIANIA, Oct. 23.-The Nor
wegian government, which has received
IeDorts Of heroic rescue work performed
by the little British patrol ship on the
occasion Of the sinking Of the neutral
steamers under convoy in the North
Sea last week, has asked the British
government 20 forward the names Of
the officers and crew Of the vessel, so
that Norway can express TO them in
divdually her gratitude for their res
cue of the Norwegian sailors.
As the result Of reports that the Ger
mans may have received news of the
conveys movements from spies on land,
the government has issued a proclama-
tion prohibiting the use Of any pnau-
thorized signals, flags or lights which
could be observed from the sea or from
aircraft. An infringement Of the ro-
strictons is punishable by imprison-
mont for six years or heavy fines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
British Still Try to Invent
Bulletproof Body Armor

LONDON, Sept 30.-Experiments are
still being made here with the object
Of finding an effective body armor Tor
troops. The difficulty, 1t Is stated. IS
TO find a material which will stop hlgh
velocity projectiles without being too
heavy and burdensome to the wearer.
A type Of heavy armor IS being USED
in some cases in the British army by
bombing parties, but even for TINS pur-
pose it's use is not general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24

"where are you going" he asked.
We told him that we were going d.
rectly to Paris. m
"Have a good time" he said, but
leave one dinner and one drink for me-,
"You are going to Paris?" we asked
Ho looked over toward the German
wire and smiled a little. Il may" ne
said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
Montreal to Give Loving Cup
To Margaret Wilson

MONTREAL, Oct. % Margaret vii
son. daughter of the President of the
United States, will receive official civic
recognition when she visits Montreal
Thursday TO sing in aid Of the Red
Cross fund. A silver loving cup and
bouquet of flowers Will be presented TO
her
Mayor Martin to-day ordered that the
Stars and Stripes be flown over City
Hall i'm honor Of Miss Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
Gale Snaps Ships 3 Masts

HALIFAX. oct. 23.-The American
thrcc-masted schooner J. Frank Seayey,
Of AIS tons gross, was towed into Hall
fax to-day, loaded with lumber. She
ian into a heavy gale Sunday night and
all her masts were snapped Off. She
halls from Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
Suits, Too, by the Thousal

endless variety Of this most desirable syles-Fro
$22O suits by the House of Kuppenhemer with the
value quality that with Kuppenhemer
menand SIS and 500 Brill Suits specially made priced please
of moderate but good taste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-24
| benefit. We left, half deafened but

No child could be more eager 10 snow
a toy than 10 French oflcer 10 ist
visitor see in some small fashlon no"
the war ways. We went IRON the p"t-
terry TO a first lire trench. IL was $40"
work down miles and miles oil camou-
tagged road to the Communicating
trench. and all along the line we were
stopped by kindly Frenchmen, VINO
wanted us TO see how their uueouts
were decorated or the nature OF their
dining room or the first aid dressing
station or any little detail OF the war
with which they were directly con-
cerned
Much can be done with q dugout
when few back numbers OF la we
Parisienne" ere available. stu, TINS
schome Of decoration may be carried
too far. | will never forget the face
Of ny. NJ. c. A. man who joined us Mt
a French officers mess one day. II was
a low ceilinged room, with pine walls,
but not an inch OF wall was visible, for
n complete papering OF la Vie Paris
ienne" pictures had been provided
Among the ladies thus drafted for
decorative purposes there was perhaps
chiffon enough to make a single arm
brassard.
Trenches, save in the very active
sectors, give the visitor sense Of
security. Open places are the ones
which try the nerves Of civilians, and
it was pleasant to walk with wall OF
earth on either hand, even if some of
US did have to stoop a BIT. From the
point where we entered the communi-
probably not more than half mile az
the crow flies-if, indeed. he is foolish
enough to travel over trenches-but
the sunken pathway turned and twist
ed TO such an extent that 1t must have
been two miles before we struck even
the third line. Here we were held
while ever so many dugouts and
kitchens and gas alarm stations and
telephones were exhibited for US. They
were ali included in the routine Of
war. but Of a sudden romance popped
up from underground. The conducting
officer paused at the entrance of pass
ago. Another dugout," we thought.
Bring them up!" said the officer to
a soldier, and the poilu scrambled
down the steps and came up with
bird cage containing two birds.
"Thcse are the last resort" ex-
planned the officer 1--WE send messages
from the trenches by telephone, il we
can. If the wires are destroyed we
use flashes from a light, but IL that
station is also broken and we must
have help the birds are freed
Neither pigeon seemed in the least
pulled up over the responsibility
which rested upon him.
The German trenches were just 400
yards away from the first lines of the
French. It was possible 10 see them
by peering over the rim of the trench,
but we quickly ducked down again.
Presently we grew less cautious, and
one or two tried to stare the Germans
out of countenance. If they could see
that strangers were peeping at them
they paid no attention.
The French officer in charge seemed
embarrassed. He explained that it was
an exceptionally quiet day. Only the
day before the Germans had been ac-
tive with trench mortars, and he
couldn't understand why they were
sulking now. Possibly the lombard
ment from the French 75's, which had
been going on all day, had softened
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

Gdsiubar lit 9eatiden erlnabt,
EruppcH sescH Aliiertc 81
sebrandeH.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Dec.
2, as required by the act Of Oct, z.
1919
getersburg, 7. 9e8.-9euti6lono
miro Is i6einbar erlnubt iein, unter
Dem 6elti6.ruIi. @affenltiaitano.
9lan ollie 9ruppeuy Die es milni1t
BON Der ruiitiGen Sront iur genps.
ung geeen bic aatierten fort gu
neBulen. Ger bolle Cert oes Abfom.
mems, bas bon Der 67. ruiiiiden uno
Der 81. oeuti6en Sufanterie. 8ipi.
Iion imter5eidnet muroe, ipie CT bier
berte bon Der 3eitung @roboa Der.
offeutlift tDurOe, Seigt feline 8eltim.
mltllgeu, oaB 0eiti9e Sruppen ni6t
gegen Die 4liierten oltf anoeren
5ronten benilbt merOen 0arfen. Cine
0erartiee 8eitimmllng tplroe bonn
4~usIanosminilter &rot8fD in elmer
fdr8li6en gteoe bcionOerS berborge.
boben.
Ser Bulletin Ser Sobiet b%er0ffent.
lidte beute cine neue 8erlion al Dem
gerii9tpeiien 8rotelt oes amer. 9fi-
litoratta4e8 an oas militGrii6e
9ouptqltartier Ger 8oli9ebiti gegen
einen 6eparatfrieoell nel1e Don
IrotStp ais elm unitattboftes Gin.
greifen 9arofteriitert ipproe, uno be-
8igli9 oeiien General Sobnlon bon
Der amer. 4rfaee $rot8fD bena6rid.
tigt Ba6en ioa, DAB er miBberitauoen
mttr0e.
@emGB Dem Bulletin Bot Elm amer.
Milit1r6eamter am lebten Salnstog
&retstD beiuft un0 i'm befragt, Oh
Die 8olibebiti &egierung etaen 6rie.
ben 8l idlieBen eeoente. &rotsf9
ipraG ieinen &sunl9 nnd einen al.
genteinen 6rieoeu8 aus, an benz sic
4qiierten tetlnebmen f0hnten. Spa.
ter fra9te Der 9ffi3ier Grotstp, OBJ CT
gegen bic amer. 0ffi5iere etrpas IN.
ternebmen moate pel6e an oos 8ol-
ibebifi Sattptquartier einen @roteit
einreidtetL inoem lie erfldrten, oaB
Die @po9e fir 8rotelte ltno Qrobuu.
gen gegen Die 9olibebifi &egier1tng
boriiber lei.
Grot$tb eripioerte, oo8 Der 8orfaa
dbgei9lpIien lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
GineiHnatis Sraner
mik6iligen S~ampfplau.

Cincinnati Z. 3e8.-Die biefigetl
8rauereibeiiber nebmen ~gegenilber
Der @rt un0 @eile, mie ibre 8e.
r~ufsgenoiien aus Dem Often Die gro.
bibition 8u befGmpfen plonerL eine
hnibbiaigenoe Saltung elm. Die l1ri.
teO 9reper8' 4iiociation, oeren Mit.
glie6ihoft battptiddIid aus @rouerei.
beiitern olts benz Often beTtebt, En-
flart, Fie beabii1tige cine bollige
56eioung 5nii6en bent Sdnaps.
ban0eL un6 oetn @iergei61ft berbei.
%8ufiibrel, 0a Der Mbisfep ote ltr-
ia6e oabon iet 6aB man6e 8irt.
i6aften i6le6t eeleitet piiroen.
@e9enilber 6ieier Quii6t erfldrte
.@m. s. SeB, Sefretdr Der grauer-
.borie 1tn0 0es @rauerberban0e8 bon
.9bio, etuige beige 9ranerei6eliter
geb6rten 8rpdr 5u Der rllniteo 5tates
8reiperS' Ailociattene bod tonne er
ingen, Dab feline bon oen bteiigeu
8rauereien eineit iolder &fplan
outbeiBe. Sn alien @ei4dften fdn6en
itd einige GIenente, neIde Die
@e9rbeit in @liBfre0it bringen, o6er
Is iei libel angebra6t tpemt Die cine
Seite Der Spirituoien.Snouitr
Ghmub olf bic nnoere 8u tperfen
irde anitatt ooB otfe gemeinion ge-
gen Ole 8robibition tdnpften.
0ieieLben auiidten GuBerte 4ns
poIt Otto Genuer. GedtSbeiIton0
oeS 9rauerberban6es bon Ohio. @r
erfl1rte, oie .llnite6 grefuerS' g(iIo.
ciotion" iei in Der Saubtiade ENC
0itliGe Organization urlo iei bel
Ieidt NIT ibrem 9ambfplan fir Oie
8erb1ltuiiie i'm Often i'm gtedt, fir
Chic a6er more eS SelbItmorh ben
qlei6en Stanopunft eiu5unebmen.
9fn9 pie Dor miiroen IN Ohio aGe
8peige Der @etrGng SnOuitrie SIT.
loHmlenIteben unb geneinlom FAINT
pfen.
ge3ii9lid ser nelten 8erftigung,
SAB 8ier ni6t l6er orei &ro3ert I'll,
tobol ent6alten bari, nn0 Der Scr.
ringerttng Der erlanbten @etreiOe-
9tengen fin Die Seritellung ben
Bier erflarte SER SEP. pcoer oo8
cine nod oa8 on6ere per0e Ole 8ralts
inOuitrie trgen6pie itart beoriifen;
Bier entboIte iett ibon MIR 31a bis
8ro8ent alfobol unb fir 0}aI5
weroe ni6t 8ei5en, ion0ern @erite
berDenoet, uno ouh oeran Gitfitanoe
niiroen ol8 8iebfltter benitbt. Die
g1obrungsmitteG 8erpaltung ielbit
ideine nidJt geneigt at letn, oa5 Bier
gang 81 uuterorEden, 6o lonit 6es
8bi8feBtrinten ~ilber5ano nebuen
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1sMn. S~ricNcnsoconcr
icMcn c~ittlaTcn tpcrScn
$rotsfs ftast ale rnhiidem 3iplp.
mateH nad StelInnanabme
snin HrieOen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
8, q required by the act Of Oct, 8.
1917
2onoorb 7. Ge3.-@ae ruIiii6en
oiplomntilden 8eamten iin6 bon Dem
ruiiii9en Observation-Disclosures Grotsfp
formea angefraet woroen, Oh iie ben
Blan Der @oIiBebifi in 9eSug auf
einen nageneinen 6rieoen b%efiripor.
ten. Ole 4~lternatibe, pie fte in Der
gsadrtdt an ben bieiigen ruIiii6en
8eianoten entbalten mar, lit gnt.
laiiutg. Cine iofortige 9lntport miro
berIangt. Ole bieiige ruIitihe 8ot.
IGaft miro, Die angegeben miro, oie
Na9ridt lnbeontiportet lolien.
3ie 8oIibebifi &oniteen fontroI-
lieren Die Maioritdt Der rltIiiIden
armeen in Numanien, uie beltte bier
eingeIoufene gtaGri6ten a%ngaben.
Cine 3ibifton Der iediten 9(rmee,
beiBt es, bat bereits einen @affen.
itiaitano nnter5eidnet. Sic riiiiii6en
armeen in Der WoIbal uno gltfo.
nina baben ont Sotnstpa often NIT
ibren oelttIden @egnern fraterni.
iiert. Geutidp Offi3iere ipeiiten 70.
gar fornea nit ruiiiiden 0ffi3ieren.
9ie britiihe 8otihdft ur6 0aS
aoniulot in petersburg begann beltta
nit Der @erteilung bon ipe3ieGen
8lofaten an Die britii9en 8iirger,
Die an Die Giiren ibrer 8obnungelt
angebraft per0et ioaet1, uru oGe
3tuiien bon Der GationalitGt Ser @e.
nobner 81 beuadJrtdtigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
@merifaner ansaeaeidnet.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Dec.
g., as required by the act Of Oct, g..
1870
amer. 6elo6anptqrartier, 6ranf.
reid 7. 3e5.-Qie 4lmeritanii6e
SmitGter Seftion SO. 5, Die NIT
Der fran30Iiiden Armee oieut uno
Die bereits 5lpeimal Oh igrer Tapfer.
felt Dor Dem 6einoe rubmeno err
ip16nt muroe, bot bellte lire 9tus-
3ei6nltne erbaItelt. Seoes Mit9Iieo
er1ieIt Dos a~rie9sfreu3 uno @rIallb-
mis-, sic. n9ameoge" @or0enfnopf
ii6er ben S6nItern), 6os cine Gin
bet offi3iel fir &apferfeit in 6ranf.
reid a%nerfennt. ....
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

bic ou@ sifrise gQmotsurPtotOara'
pben4 Iinb, miTen natirIi9 iiber
lire Qinien binausfIiegsn unO FiH
oubur9 unisrsm a~bpebrfsilsr aass
Ieben".
s@on ber Gdpterigtsit Der Glis'
gerbef6ieBung maat ita Elm Ri9ts
5latmenI9 gar feline @orIteauns"
fu1r Der 0fIi5isr fort. Tim 10
mebr miIsn bic QeituHgen ber 6Iat
anertannt perben".
SIS ssboren siuige mathematician
asnntniFe, Gsiitessegenpart, roiHe
gntI9lubfdbigteit uab cine suDers
ldRiae, fire 8ebienungsmaunfda daft
basa. Die Gsl0artiqsrie iunn fid
ebenio ipie bic .6uber" ouf ibr 3iel
einI9ieBen; mir oasegen ni4t. Sbrt
3iele Tdnb, aud tpenu Iie Ii4 bstpegeu
Bel peitem ni4t 70 f9nea tpie unIere,
Sic tUnusn nur mad re4ts pOsr linta
n0rbel, 5u tur5 pDer gu melt 1nle'
Sen, benn bas 3iel Iiegt oOer bsipegi
li9 nar aaf Der @rbobsrfId4t, ma'
thenatila 9siprO4en: in einer ebens;
mir uber baben 8um 8Or6sii4ieBen
ale brsi 9imsnIiousn our @erfii'
gung. 9a3u febIt uns jeber an'
baltspunit fir bic &surteiIuug ber
Gage unIerer S9iife. @erabe bieis
pielen @9pisrigteiten MAIDEN unIere
9dtigteit 70 iiberuus intsrefant unn
lo6nenb bur9 bas 8spuBtieiu, bnB
mir Our4 G!tdmpfung Der feiubli,
den GuftFreittrdfte our G%rringuna
zines pollen Sieges %beitragen, oft
aud belo6nt bur9 9ant uno gner.
tennung Der onberen Gruppen, bic
o6ne uns bel itdrter inter ben 6Iies
germ uub ibrsn @rtunOungsn gu Isis
ben haben piirben!"
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Nus Council Bluffs.
gyer6eoffiaier in 6aft.

aerporol &. s. MuIen, elm
Rerbeoffi5ier oes gfiIitdr Sallpt-
quarters, ode Der 3pon3igiten unb
Sarnep StraBe IN Omaha, puroe
0cn Der 8oli3ei in SAT- eeuommen
unter Ser ango6e, Elm &utomobil
qeltobleu all boben. Der llnteroffi-
5ier mur0e Ser Council Bluffs 8oli-
3et ii6ergebeu Oamit sic biefige 9e-
b roe oen SAL elmer genalten Inter
iudung uiter5ieben fam. 3ie &C..
Itoblene Gar lit gigentum 6e8 5rIn.
glora SEMEN. Die es Dem Or. @. @.
Sonien gelieben botte INN cine 5obrt
mad Gmabn MAIDEN at fonnen. Ser
lift Manor. 8oli5eidef uno 5rie-
6ensridter bon 8elton uno muroe
Oos allto 1eitobleu sur 3eit, oIs en-
ieinen 9eillh in Omaha mante.
Mullen CAB an, Dab er oos Qrlto-
mobil bon einem 6rem6en gefauft
babe. @r tunrOe bis uif neiteres
bier ieitge5alten.
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D1nemr0rks Gfnte 1T
knapp aussefanen

GopenbogerJ 7. Qe3,-5hluB6e-
rednung oufolge betrd8t Die oiesidb.
riae grotfornernte in 9dnemart
100000 9ui6el, 100000 9u.
bel peuiger ais i'm Sabre 1916 uno
etuo 100000 guibel uuter Den
lesten CONNER angeiteqten gered'
nuugen mlf @rlmo oeren Die 9rot-
rationen beitimmt puroen. Mf6glid
lit, Oob Die @rotrationen Oerringert
mer0an mliien.
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Gsia6ntcs uaredt.

Satpb vi. BON G8otttan6 (ober
Socob |. Don Gnglaub) mar elmer
Ger befttgjteu unS idb3ornigIten Mlos
narden. 9atte CT feline Selbfbe'
9erri4ung pieDer getppanen, banR
6ieIt er ss nidt inter feiner DiirSe,
ausgeibtes uRre4t einauie4en uuO
Das @eI4e9ene 10 bel als m6gli4
gut gu ma4en. @int bate ct eiaigs
pi9tige papiere, bic einen 8ertrag
nit Spanien betrafen, aus Der 9anO
gegeben. Sn ber Meinung, boB lein
dlteiter G4reiber narlens Glib, Dem
er fte anoertraut gu BADEN glaubte,
Ie bsrIoren pper auf bic Settle ges
fdafft babe, fubt er tbu nuf Oas
6efttgite oil unO forberte Tie unter
S4impfporten 5uriid. @i6 mar fem
bsrtrautefsr 9iener unb battle inn
Idrn isit Sa6ren biele 9epeiIe bon
Greue unb 4nbdngli9teit gegsben.
@r mari ii9 Dor benz EDnige auf
bic &nie unb beteuerte, bic papiere
ME geIeben, ME in 5dnoen gebabt
gu babeu. 9ur@ ben 8iDeripru4
0es alien Mlannes nod mebr gerei5t.
bergaB ii4 Sacpb 70 nett, DaB sr ibm
einen 5ubtritt beriebte uno Dor inn
ausIpie, 9Ieia erbDb fi9 Gtb, fsIIte
fta in einige gn%tfernung Don Socp6,
na9m cine feite 9aItung an unO
iprad; nSire, ia babe S6nen bon
lneiper Sugeuo an gepient, treu un6
ebrIi9, aber ipl4en 2pbn babe i'd
peOer erpartet, nod beri4ulOet,I"
Mit bieien 8Qrten neistc CT li4
emit unO tief unb ertIdrte benz Ros
nige, ct ipiroe i9m ntdt ferner bies
nen, I'm ii6 elmer fol4en 9emiti>
gung pub 8ei9impfung ni4t gum
3peiten Male aus3ufeBen, 9omit
entfernte er Ii9 unp reiite einige
StuuOsn fpdter mad ieiner 9etmat
S9ottIanb al. - 8alb na4ber err
fubr Der 5ipeite Sareiber bes R6s
nigs, mas fia 8u9etragen bate. S4m
bate Der a6nig bic 9otumente ein>
qebdnoigt, bieIes banu aber ipdter
.pergeiien. SogIeid elite iener NIT
ben gapieren gu Saeob. llnberaig=
li9 CAB Der &6nig 8efsbL Dem 9i6
einen &urisr na63uIenbeu, unb er
befabI inn gu iageu, er piroe ni4t
fraber eIIen ober trinten, als bis
gib piebergetebrt fet. @ib lam 3us
rid. QI8 er pieber Dor Saeob era
f6ien, lieb fi6 biefer Dor feinem
3iener auf Elm anie niebsr un6
f9mur, er piirhe ii4 niat friibsr
pom 8Dben erbeben, bis t6m fem
Getreuer bic f4pere 8eleibigun9
ber8ie6en bate. @ern tat bieIss @ib,
iDorauF ii6 Sacob BON @oben erbob
unb BEN pieOer @~erf6bnten ouf Ban.
ge unb Stirn tIbte. ginige Sage
oarauf iberrei9te Satob Dem trsuen
0iener cine G4entungsurtunbs iber
Elm 2anbgut, altf Dem Gi6 bonu
feline Sage berbradte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
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