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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31
uNpArRloTlc LENDERS

If you bought a Liberty bond, keep
1t till the war is over 1t is unpatri-
otic to sell these securities as long
as she government needs the money.
If you have money to buy bonds, wait
till the next issue and buy them from
Uncle Sam, thereby helping to fur
nish war funds.
Thrift stamps and war savings GER
tificates are baby bonds" and should
be regarded in the same way. They
are redeemable in cash on ten days
notice but unless the owner is in
dire need of money he should not
think Of cashing them. 1t is an hon
or to own government securities: the
possession Of them marks a man as
something of patriot
Hold fast to your Liberty bonds
and thrift stamps 1t is one Of the
ways of doing your bit in the big
struggle which involves your liber-
ties and the existence Of America as
a free nation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31
SCRIPTURE
St. Mark 1o:4s-52.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31

matched by a correspondent of an
English paper with another story
equally old but equally worth repeat
ing. Again, they lived on opposite
sides Of a certain street, and, one
day, one OF them placed over his
shop the legend
I'VE sell sausages to the gentry
and nobility of the country"
The next day. over the way, an
peared the sign:
I'VE sell sausages to the gentry
and nobility Of the whole country"
Not to be outdone, the rival put up
what he evidently regarded as III
nal statement, namely;
1--WE sell sausages to the king"
Next day their appeared over the
door Of the first sausage-maker the
simple expression of loyalty:
God save the king. Christian
Science Monitor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31
Sinking AND GIVING

There are several ways OF shirk-
ing. People like to fool themselves.
The average shirker can tell most
convincing story it needs to be as
they are usually trying to convince
themselves and still troubled con
science as well as convince you that
they are the real thing.
There are several ways of giving
Some dig up, some give up and some
are looking for an opportunity to
help. Those that dig UP are Of many
classes, some dig up to try and pay
their debts to the public, some dig up
because they are generous hearted
and open to an appeal, some give up
because they believe it is a duty.
Some give up because they have pres
sure put or them. are wedged or
compelled for business or social rea-
sons. Some put aside definite part
OF their income and figure on giving
at least that much every year and as
much more as they can, these are
the givers-they do not dig up or
give up-they give.
3 the war pressure becomes more
and more acute the setting aside of
a definite, part Of ones income or
wage for the war charity work should
become as common among the peo-
pie at large as tithing among the an
cient Jews. II ten per cent was TAX
en- for the distinctly ceremonial and
sacrificial work of the church in
those days, surely ten per cent would
be b small contribution for the peo-
pie now to set aside for church and
war work Such a standard would
raise an immense sum Of money and
would solve the problem during the
war. OF course, ten per cent is not
enough for the combined church and
war work, but ten per cent would
beat the present standard. Many
give ten per cent or more for local,
national and foreign religious and re-
lief and educational work on a peace
basis. These same people are prob
ably now giving a fourth for war and
peace work, and the thing about it is
that they give more, much mora
than the liberal unsystematic giver
and they are happier in their giving
and find it joy and not a hardship.
If you want to get real satisfaction
out Of your giving set aside all you
think you can spare each week,
month and year, and give IT, Bar
tlesville Examiner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31
soNes OF TIE sAMMles


(By J. w. Pegler. United Press Staff
Correspondent)
With the American Expeditionary
Army, France. Dec. s.-(By mail. ~
Here's q real song Of the sammies'
written, composed and Derpetrated
by British Tommy II has just drift
ted down to our camp from the Brit
ish front with the instructors who
are teaching the Sammies how 70 bay
onet the Boche.
Let her slip. Professor:
They are the Ragtime Army,
They come from U. s. A.
they cannot march, they cannot
shoot,
What blinkin' use are they
But when they get to Berlin,
The Kaiser he win say,
"Hochl Hoch Mein Gottl
vot a bloody fine lot
Are de boys from U S.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31

musical concert The majority OF
the boys are billeted In
which are warm and dry but Of
course somewhat ineonveEient.
Twelve Of we non.commissioned Off
GERS have dickered with a French.
man and have two rooms in a house
which are more than comfortable.
We sleep on ticks OF straw on the
floor, with plenty OF blankets and
sleep as warm as II we were at horne.
am sure comfortably located, nice
fire place and oil lamp, all fixed up
nice and clean and comfy The
weather is not very cold not freez-
ing by any means, bat tis always
wet and muddy Our boots certainly
come in handy and don't know what
we would do without them
Yesterday we got our mail, and
such a bunch OF wild Indians as we
we're. We were. Of course. all over
come with joy 70 get letters as it has
been six weeks since we have receiv.
ed any and I want to say right here
that it helps whole lot more than
you can realize TO get mail from
home and friends Each and every
letter has some word Of encourage
ment and cheer and faith in us all
and that's what we need most Those
kind of letters create new resolu-
ton in the soldier as a whole and II
everybody knew the innerplost work
ings OF the recipients mind they
could do great deal towards win
ming this war,
/ received about thirty letters IN
all and certainly enjoyed them very
much. We are restricted to very lit
tie information regarding our where
abouts, etc; and each letter is cen.
sored by our captain so / can't write
much about ourselves only we are all
in the best Of health, enduring the
trifling hardships first class and feel
ing fine Am trying to learn French
as fast as l can but it's about as
easy as music to me, SO you know
how I am progressing
There are two millionaire's sons
who are on the kitchen police tomor-
row. They are living In barn No. 3.
Sounds funny, don't It? We like the
French people very much and we
like France, too. It certainly is pic
turesque Across the street from our
barn is an old Catholic church, hun
dreds of years old, nobody that
have found SO far knows just how old
II really IS. On our way through
France, we passed old battlefielda
where there were graves of soldiers
scattered where they fell Each
grave is decorated with French
flag and some have three flags de-
noting there are three on one grave.
1t Is a silent picture, sceney lesson,
or whatever you wish to call It but
1t speaks Of yalor. heroism and devo-
tion to the unfortunate None Of us,
OF course, expect to fertilize Frances
daisies but in case we do, the moth
ers of US boys can rest assured that
our commanding officers are doing
their utmost to have us lead clean,
decent lives aid they are receiving
splendid cooperation from the organ
ization as a whole, especially Compa-
ny G. They are a good, clean bunch
of fellows, better than you could ex
pect from such number selected
promiscuously We have had numer-
GUS talks from our major and other
officers regarding the moral stand
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31

And they came to Jericho: and as
he went out of Jericho with his dis
ciples and a great number OF people,
blind Bartimaeus. the son Of Timaeus,
sat by the highway side begging.
And when he heard that 1t was Je-
sus Of Nazareth, he began to crp out,
and say, Jesus, thou Son of David,
have mercy on me.
And many charged him that he
should hold his peace but he cried
the more a great deal, Thou Son Of
David. have mercy on me.
And Jesus stood still, and com
manded him to be called And they
call the blind man, saying unto
him, Be OF good comfort rise; he
calleth thee.
And he, casting away his garment,
rose, and came to Jesus.
And Jesus answered and said unto
him, What wilt thou that should do
unto thee? The blind man said unto
him, Lord, that | might receive nay
sight.
And Jesus said unto him, Go thy
way; thy faith hath made thee whole
And Immediately he received his
sight, and followed Jesus IN the way
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31

Colds are due TO a neglected skin
and lack Of ventilation in the sleep
ing room. People gho take a cool
sponge bath every morning before
breakfast seldom take cold. When
you do take cold get rid Of it as
quickly as possible. This is best ac-
complished By taking Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. This is an old time
tried remedy that can be relied upon
with implicit confidence. Obtainable
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31
TURN THE LIGHT ON ALL PARK
PLANS

IN response to d numerously sign
ed petition the mayor and council
are taking steps to acquire a park
site, Wisely enough, they decided
to name three citizens to compose a
park board. The members of this
board will make recommendations
and work with the council in carry
ing out any plans that may be agreed
upon. The final decision in the mat
Ter viii rest with the voters who
will say whether bonds shall be is
sued to provide funds for the pur-
chase Of land and to make the neces-
sary improvements Various sites
have already been suggested and the
park board has recommended that
the selection Of the site be passed
up to the people
There is no question that the peo
pie of Chickasha want park and
are willing to vote the small levy
necessary to provide money for the
purpose The result Of the bond
election will be certain provided the
whole transaction is carried on in
the clear light of day and everybody
understands the details of the deal.
That It is the intention Of the mayor
and council to handle the entire mat
ter in manner that will best serve
the interests Of the taxpayers, is
not open to question but 1t must be
recognized now that their motives
and acts will be misconstrued and
questioned at every step and it will
be strange indeed il somebody does
not scent graft before the transac-
tion goes very far, and when once
such a cry is raised, regardless of
how groundless it may be, the result
Of the bond election will be doubt
full,
1t is to be earnestly hoped, there
fore, that the mayor council and
park board will take the public into
their fullest confidence from the
start. It is a matter Of the greatest
public interest and the people have
the right to know exactly how it is
being handled. It will probably re-
quire more time to handle it in this
way, in the preliminary stages at
least but it will save time in the /
long run since it will make the re-
suit OF the election practically GER
tain, thus obviating the necessity of
more than one election. Let the va
rious sites, with the prices asked for
them and estimates Of the cost OF
improvements be given to the public |
at the outset to the end that there
may be the fullest discussion and that |
the final action taken may represent |
the concensus OF public opinion. The
mayors idea of making haste slowly |
in this matter is a commendable one
and if we add thereto the policy of |
frank publicity, there is every reason !
to believe that the voters will aD-
prove a bond issue and that Chicka-
sha will have the park which has so
long been needed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31

point Of the game and their advice.
Captain Mahan Will read this and
perhaps think i am saying this for
Irish confetti. but IT'S the truth We
have a splendid captain and a good
major and II we do not return as
clean AS we left, 1t vim not be their
fault
Must close as don't want to inn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31

pose on his good nature by hafl
him read a whole magazine. Ccli
write d book II dared but know
would not get away with 1t.
Say, feIlers. candy, fruit cakes iana
ia tins. paper and envelopes are the
most desired by US.
Your loving son and brother
Lee,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31
EXPRESS PAcKAeETTEs
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Old Year Faces Executioner.
The victims head is on the block,
His eyes upon the moving clock;
A curious crowd awaits all blithe
AS Old Dad Time gets out his scythe.
81 Simp says he notices that he
never breaks his New Years resolu-
tions when he doesn't make any
But there is one resolution that
all Of US should make Resolve to
do your bit little bit better next.
year
However, a man ought to manage
to work up enough courage to wear
his highly colored Christmas tie at
least once
Notice: With this issue the Daily
Express will suspend publication till
next year. It viii be issued again
January l. 1918
B'or some reason eruther the move
ment for Federal Clothes Admins
traitor doesn't seem to be popular
among the women.
On the whole, can you think OF
anybody who has better time
than the boy who is home from
school for tile holidays?
Have a little respect for the dying
don't call him "old 1917" He has
seen only twelve short months and it
really is sad to see one so young go
hence.
or course, custom calls for a joy
Gus welcome to the new year. hut.
at that you needn't make it so noisy
that it will wake up folks who want
to sleep
We serve notice now that if Mr..
McAdoo doesn't make better recs
ord in running trains on time than
Finch-Nugent-Moffatt & Co. we are
going to demand his recall.
Mr. Melton the fuel administrator
might make some Investigations to
see whetba- Teutonic influences have
not been working on the weather de-
partment TO reduce our coal supply.
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The story Of the rival book-mak-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-31
BOY WITH RAINBOW
DIVISION" WRITES TO
CHICKASHA RELATIVES

CONTINUED from page one)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Amcrik0niic9e S0iffc
In Gbilta itttcrnicrt!
Sieiel6en funr6sn anf @eranlaiinng
Der iapaniidsn Gesiernug
eutluaffaet.

8ai6ington, 2t. geoi. SIN Staots.
9epartenent ipurOe beute befonnt
geaeben, 6oab omerifonii6e ariegs.
ififfe, bouptiddli9 &anonenboote, in
dineiiiden @etp1iiern entiuoffnet un0
elmer geiDiiien 2lrt bon s5nternierling
ourd ibre eigenen 8eiotungen I'm.
teripprfen tperoen. Gs geidob Sies
alif geronIaIilng Der Hegierung sSa.
pans, Die tniIien ipollta, Oh Oie Ger.
Stadten, Die fif I'M arie9e befinoen,
Die dineiiihen @elpdier ouh tueiter
beriper0en tpollen.
Synpnn batte bierbei geIten0 &c.
madt 0oB i'm Sale Die &riegsififfe
oieies 2nnoes beionoere @ebanolimg
mo 9ribilegien erbnIten ioIlten, bic.
ielben 8egiinitigpngen alth 6en ia.
poniiden arie1sififfen 5iitciI tDeroe
Ole SSiternieriing Der omerifoniiden
Sdiffe miro nidt bon Innaer 9auer
iein, 0ann man eriuortet, Dab China
ii6 boIo ben ariesfiibrenoeu ouidIie.
zen fpir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Die 5ltkitnft bcs
RSnigrcicbs pollen!
Siesbe3iislide &er6anSIHnsen fin.
ben gegeniudrtig i'm faiierliden
!Sanptquartier itatt.

aopenbaget1 ii6er 2on6on, 81.
Wlai. - 2aut S5nforHlotioneiI iuel.
die ben bein poIniiden Staotsrat in
8oridau begloubigten oeutiden
8ertretern 5ugegdngen iin0, 6atten
3tpiiaen Dem oeutiden &ei9sfar3Ier
uno Dem oiterreidiI6 ungoriIden
Wtiniiter beS Nusp1rtigen @raf
G8err1iu in 8ien gepflogenen Ser.
ban0lungetL neI9e lebte ISOLDE i'm
foiierIihan Sauptquortier fortgeiebt
muroen inter anoeren aud nit Der
8ufunft 0es &0nigrei68 8olen 8u
tun. gtn ben 8erbanbIungen neb.
men auBer ben bei0en oben @enann.
ten, aaiier &iIbelin, Der a6nig bon
8nDern 9r. gllfreo Zimmerman
Der 6euti4e Mtiniiter oes g(uSnGrti.
gen. un0 3r. &arI 6elfferid, Der
oeutide @i8efnnSIer, tell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Die R1lftpfc 0it
Ser JicitscsS Srcnts

9on6on, 81. Moi. Sim Sonstag
a6en0 bot oos 6iterrei6ifdl-ungari.
iGe @enerolfommanoo folgen0es BE.
fonnt genadt:
ogom 6ItIiden ltno iit0oitli6at
ariegstbeater 1T niGts 5lt nleIoen.
n9ie eSion3oidladt oouert an.
Monte <f tpuroe geItern nod 5iDei.
tGgigem erbitterten Sample nltfgege-
ben. llniere 6treitfrdfte be8ogeit ei-
ne nlebrere bunoert Meter oitli9 ge-
legene Stellung.
,ssSnt @ebiete bon @ora berridte
Sen gonsen Sag bin0urd cine bener.
fen8iuerte Hube. gto1 01itternohi
riifte Der 6ei1to pI0bItb IN oihten
Mloiien Dor in Ser glbltd)t, itt ltieref
5ront SUB at faiien, bod ntiBlana
6ng &orboben gritnbIi9. l1niere to-
pferen 0ionnidaften idlugen aue
Gngriffe ob.
oSeinolide 8orit0Be geger ufiere
SteIlungen betn1 Monte 5ailtu bra.
6en I'M Sonogeulenge 8uInnneit.
@ir utahten i'm 9erlaufe Der
SdIn6t 5000 gefangene.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Die RmiieitzNriltee
ntitis tuciter kdrnpfen!
9icIc gntRnSignng erlaHen Mini.
itcrprGFOent 2boff unO Sriess.
tniliiter &erensfg,

BetrogroO, ii6er 2onoon, 81. Moi.
- Ser ruiiii6e W1iniiterprdiioent
2boff bot folgenbe @rfldrung erloi.
len: 9ie &egierttng betradtet es ol8
ibre erIte &flift, Die g(rnee un0
5lotte 3lt reorgunilieren, ben 6einb
ouBer 2onoes at treiben ltn0 Die gll-
Iiierte1 tpirfiain 5lt 1ttterihiben. Gin
freies HuBlano pir0 ni6t geitattert,
6aB Die bom Seinoe erorberten @e.
biete inter oeren Sod perblei6enJ
0ag infolge Ser berbre6eriiden 0eiBs
tpirtI6aft 0es olten gtegintes berlo-
rem eegon9en lit. 9(ud fam Der
8robiiorii6eu 9fegierrng baS S6if-
Ial 8eIgiens, Serbiens unO 9trnld.
uiens nt6t eletdgilttg iei1.
9ie ON Ser 6rortt beiteben0e 8af.
fenrtbe, Die benz oeltiben 9ieids-
fan8ler 8eronIoIiung bot, ieiner
SSoee iiber Sen gtbidluB zines ltns
ebrenbaften 9onoerfrie6en8 nit
gfuBlan0 Q(usoruf 3u berleiben,
muB ouf60reu. 8oS 2on0 HtuB
ieine armee gum aanpfe ausien0en.
&rieg8ntniiter &erenstD berii4er.
tx Dem aongrcB Der 9ouerb 6aB er
.eiierne 9ts8iplin" i'm &eere einfiib.
rem iperoe. Gr iagte inter onoeren:
,l1niere Solptaufgdbe 1T eS, utl-
iere fSreibeit, Die 6ie 9feboIution un8
bro6te. felt 3u begriinben; mir iino
ieood) MIR 0ann inlitorOe IoI6e8 81
tim, ipenn ieben Dem 8aterlanbe
gegenii6er ieine gfIidt tut, iein ei-
genes Sd bollitdnoig in ben Sinter.
grun6 felt uno Dem 2ott6e ieoeS
9pfer 8u bringen bereit 1T.
lln6 in Ieineu glppelI on Seer
ltno ylotte iogte er: pSolbmen, sra.
troIen un0 Sffi8iere, i'd appeIliere
nod einntal an @lt6, einen leBten
beroii6cn 9sriu6 gu utternebmen.
Sd BIN @uer 9iener. Selft mir
ser 8elt git 3eigen bob bie ruIiiihe
9lrntee nibt Elm 8uiantnengebro6e-
ner &oloB 1T, ion6etn cine itorfe
4roft, initonoe, Die freie &epublif
eg,,uBiollo at bei6iiten.
gGs mag fouliid eri4eitterI bob
tfL Der ME Soloat par, Die glrmee
8ttr 8is8iplin ernnDue. gtber eS
nub ietn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Scr $rdiOent tr6dlt
nod nte6r Maf6t!
falls BON iRm kcntrcllicrt tucrScn; Bill
lieet oc9cntp6rti1 i'm Scnat pcr.
crnennt 5. ROopcr sur 1ia6runesmitteGSirektOr!

fir n6tig befin6et, beitirnlneu, pie
bieI W9ebl in ben MiibIen 9enlablen
iperoen ioa.
Ger 9rGiioent nber be9Glt nod
ipeitere Ra6tbefitgniiIe Dor. GS i'll
ie0o6 Der 8lmib Der &egierlng,
0aB Die oben ongege6elten 4unftc
bonn Seldt Dor alien 9ingen 6eriid.
ii6tigt tueroeh um Soober @elcgen.
belt 5u ge6en, nit ieiner 2trbeit 5u
beginner.
8ie Syrage megen 6eiticsung bon
So9it luto gtornnIpreiien miro I'M
Senat erle6igt meroen, iobalo 0oS
SauS ii6 0aritber ibIiiiiig gelpor.
ben lit. SSn bei6en SGitiern 0eS
&ongreiie8 bat it9 cine bittere Gp.
petition erbobeu, OoB Dem 8raIioen.
ten 0os &e6t gegeben iperoen ioa,
bierii6er geitilnmungen 5u treffen,
oe8baI6 miG man oieie Qngetegenbeit
oltf iid beritben IaiierJ Die 6raee
aber ipdter 'tpieoer aufs &opet
brin9eft.
glud mill man ui6t Die 9lutorit1t
6es 4rdiioelteu anerfennelL iiber
oen ger6rau9 bon @etretoe 8lpeds
Segitellng bon SpirituoIen 3u rr-
teilel tulo ieine 8eItimnllnaen All
treffelt.
81bren0 iitb Der Senat nit Der
Rabrungsntitteloorlnge bei6Gftigt,
arbeitet Oas Saus an Der Steuer.
borla9e, trno 9lbgeoroneter aitdin
lit Der glcrnltug, baB am rG6Iten
9tittpo6 ii6er 6ieie giIl obgeitintnt
tperoen piro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
Nnfrmbr in Geras
oe9eit DicnIt5tuGfte!
g3eun5e6n &eriuneu, bic iidl NIT
8affen Der Ans6ebnug luiOers
ieten, berBaftet.

QaGlas, 9eras, 81. @1oi. = Gin
betpaffueter glufitanO gegen Die @in'
fitbrilng un0 9ur6fitbrltng Oes
3manq0ienIte8 inn neitlihen Sell
bon Seras tit bon ben 8unoeSulttOs
ritGten unter6rittt norOelL iDie
Sanstog oben0 bier befannt ptroe.
glIs Geiultot Der glttbuaung Die.
fer 8eriAporung, melde, ipie man
glartbt, bon 9eutI6en finan5iert lit
(notiirltd), on0erS fam es ia tiat
ietn), befinoen ii6 bier iie6en 9}onn
int @efGngniS, ndbrenO 8p0lf in
Hoton, 5iiber County, feitgenoprnen
muroen. 3lpet Der Iebteren ioIlen
Elm @eItGnonis obgelegt boben.
g. s. Sideb, 9ieootteur Der io5ia-
liItii6en 3ettung o9te6eI", melder
lnter Der 9lntlage Der 8erih0rung
Itebt, tpurOe gegen $4,000 tn 6ret-
belt gelaiien.
8eluaffnete GonbopS luto 8Irger
iino ben 8eboroen bebiIfli6, in
Snpoer, ScurrD County, Die gtuf.
iGlligen 5u berbaften. Die lebteren
ioQen elmer anardiitiideu 8ereint-
gllng, betannt nIs n&be 5armerS
an0 2o6orers 95rotectibe g[iiociation
Of 2lmerica", angeb6ren. Inter ben
8erbaftetcn befin0en ii6 6arruer
itn0 s5armar6eiter. 8ie gtnflage Iou-
tet auf ouirilbreriide Geridn0ruug
gegen Die 9un0esreglerllng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-21
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in criter 2iuic Der 6riebe on.
geitrebt wirO.

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feren3en Der beri6ieOenen Soaioli.
Itenoelegotionen boben belte bier IL.
rem anfong genommen. SSSeoe 9ele-
gation tonferiert In Sonoeriiblng.
Qie gnlgaren boben Oen 9lnfarg &C.
mo6t.
Gin Die boGGnoii6en uno ifa16t'
robii6en So3ialiiten repr1ientieren.
Der ausiduB bat Elm Iuuges @aoni.
felt erloiicn, in Dem Die @riiloe bar.
gele9t nerOen Die aur ginberufunQ
zines &ongreHes fiibrten.
8eranlaBt mur0e tie namentIif
6ur6 9lppeQe bon nit Der Snterna.
tionolen offtIiierten @cnoiien in Den
geretuigten Gtooten Stalien, Der
S9mei3, Bulgarieh 8ortugal, 9fub.
lano, @roBbritaunieb oen britiiden
aolonien, Den gtieoerIartoen S1pe-
oct, gtortpegen, QGnemarf un0 ben
characterization RebubIifen.
Ser 3rpet gebt Oubm, Die Sntpr.
nationole ipie0er neu at beleben gu
0en gebufe, Die pereinte araft 0er
glrbeiter 5ur @eltlng at 6ringen, in
critcr &inie fir Serbetiil6rltng zines
aagemeinen 6rieOenS.
8orbereiteuoe aonieren3eu oer
beri6ieoenen &arteien ge1en boraus.
SIS gilt, 6tellung 5ur 8eIttriits gu
nebnen un0 oie 910gIi9feit Der Ser,
beifiibrltug eineS aageueinen 5rie.
oen8 5u eriud9en.
Cine 9lboronlutg OeS ruiiiiden
9lusiduiIe8 Der 9lrbeiter uro Soloa.
ten miro oieier Gage erlportet. 9il
synternationole berfolgt i9ren eige.
nen aurS un0 bertritt niht Die 5t.
terefen irgeiociner Der friegfiiBrer.
ben 8arteieu.
Die aonferen8 bofft nit oer rui.
iii1en Delegation ein Geritan0nis
berbeiaufitbren.
Sialntor 8ranting, Geoofteur oe2
.gociql0enlotratcn", erflarte, Die
idueoiiden So3iaIiIten teilten Qre.
mierntiniiter gl8qnitbs Qlniihten iibet
glnnerton aus itrategiiden @ritnoen
ni6t. @r iagte lnter anoeren:
0glSqliitb lit oeriel6en ungliidli'
den 9lnii6t, Die 9ismnrd inn Sabre
1871 bertrot, Der auf 2(btret1ng bon
Dtes 6eItano, obpobl oieies einc
frana6iiide 6eitug mar. Die Syll.
terrationole berpirf gtunerion ieg,
lider Qrt, aud iolde aus itrategi.
i1en @run0en 8ir meroen prote'
itieren, foIls 0ie Qetti6en 2iittid)
uno glntperpen berlmtgen. 8ir iper.
ben proteitieren e6eniaaS, pern Die
GngldnOer 0erortige 2[nnerionsge.
Iiiite 5ur 8irfli6teit erbeben mol
len.