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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT-Two partly furnished
light housekeeping rooms; modern,
close in, Phone l34S. 25-3
FOR RENT Vacant lots on Nth Ave.
y h. near Washington ST Apply
722 y. Washington or phone blue
SAT. 9j.S
FOR RENT Furnished bedroom or
housekeeping rooms at ia W.
Broadway. 2j-3
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. II $. Mill
Phone 500.
FOR RENT-To parties without chill
dren, dining room and kitchenette,
with bath adjoining Apply at III
B street, southwest, or call phone
1884 2j-3
HELP WANTED
JOIN THE notwithstanding offices
at Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Muskogee.
Chickasha, Ardmore and Enid.
YOUNG MAN WANTED for soda
fountain work. Apply City Drug
Store. 22-3
MEN WANTED for detective work,
also instructed by former L. S. govt.
detective. Write j. Ganor, Danyille
Ill.
ARDMORE NAIL CARRIERS WANT.
DETERMINATIONS coming. Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 377D, Rochester, n. Y. 2l-lm
MEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex.
plains how we teach the barber
trade quickly, mailed free. Moer
Barber College, Kansas City, Mo
lin
AT ONCE-Ten ladies to trvel.a dem.
ontsrate and sell well established
line to our dealers Previous ex.
perience not necessary. Good pay.
Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Co.. Dept. sol, Omaha, Neb..
STEADY EMPLOYMENT - Good
wages for cotton chopping and other
farm work now in Arizona Under
the big Roosevelt Dam. Come or
write. Sal, River Egyptian Cotton
Growers Assn, Tempe Arizona
ll-S-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-25
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-HomeS in any part of
city at a bargain See r. u Dallas
25-3.
WANTED TO BUY for cash direct
from owner, lot for small bungalow
Address NJ k, box g-t -5-j
FOR SALE Fine building lot two
blocks of Main, c street southwest
G.. 6. UoWland, phone 46>. 25-2
$3.50 CASH and $50 to S25 d month
buys a home, seuthwos, or north
west from Yates, the Earth Man
22.3
REAL ESTATE Loans and nsur-
ance. Prompt attention to all busl-
ness. Guilliot n Han Machey TEL
Bldg. Phone S32. Slim
WILL BUY and pay cash for lot or
house and lot northwest, i'm . blocks
OF car line Must Dee worth the
price See T. NJ Yates 22-3
WANTED TO BUY or rent, small i'm
proved farm of about 2U acres near
Ardmore VIII pay cash Write
particulars in first letter Address
Indiana, care Ardmoycite 25-3
WANTED-A man with family to own
nice Groom modern home on Har-
grove street n. w. Lot 14OXl3O II.
Best residence section in city Part
cash, balance monthly payments.
Also some vacant lots for sale. 0.
H. Wolverton. 13tt
FOR SALE Five and 10 acre tracts
of land vacant lots, hotels. rooming
houses and restaurants. See Yates.
the Earth Man. 22-3
FOR SALE-A lot 5Ox125 feet on Sec
ond avenue, n. w, between + and
f streets; six new houses being
built within one-half block. Close
in Price $1,000. w. S. Wolyerton
Phone 21 23-2
FOR SALE $ljO buys q beautiful lot
well located northwest; $500 buys
Groom modern bungalow, close IN,
northwest; $3.50 buys Wylllocated
lot. southwest r. G. McKiddy,
l2l - West Main street 25.3
IF SOLD AT ONCE-Wiu take $15,-
10000 for two-story brick store
house in the best part OF West Main
street in the city of Ardmore. II
you mean business, wire or write
T. S. Giilis III West Seventh street,
Fort Worth, Texas. 254
II HAVE HEARD several people re.
mark Of late, "Oh. ! ought TO have
bought y months ago II you
wait y months longer, you win re.
gret it. Go to Yates, the Earth
Man, buy home, save the rent
money and get the increase in value.
It's sure a coming 22-3
FOR SALE OR RENT or will trade
for Ardmore property % acres i'm.
proved land at Lone Grove. fenced
orchard suitable for truck farm, ON
oil field road Also % acres mim
II'N'u ldIu IHllts southeast OF
Ardmore See, call or write Everett
r. Noble, phone red ISIS, Ardmore
Okla. %.
/ FOR SALE-or would trade for Little
I Six Buick, in good condition. a .
, room and bath, > porchea,. brics
4 bungalow gas, water, electu,
/ lights, bath, concrete walk, on cai
line Lot 7jx12O feet; at opening O.
the toll road on boulevard. TIN.
best home in the city. See ON,
man with a conscience, Echols. So.
LIVESTOCK
~ A---LLIA H. L. -----.-L- L. .-L
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Minimum hUuCsI tNrro UUts- ATT OUe-
line ads, therefore, charged as three
lines.
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HELP WANTED

JOIN THE ARMY-Recruiting offices
at Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Muskogee,
Chickasha, Ardmore and Enid
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-12
ALLIED ARMIES
IN JOINT DRIVE
WIN 3 VILLAGES
British Smash Through German
Lines for Two Miles.
MANY PRISONERS ARE TAKEN
French Take ST. Jean De Mangelare
and VeIdhoek and Numerous Block
houses-Advance to Depth OF
Over a Mile on Wide Front.

Paris, Oct. 10.-The capture of the
villages of ST. Jean de Mangelare and
Veldhoek, with numerous blOckhOuses,
was announced Tuesday in the French
official communication dealing with
the operations in Flanders. The total
advance of the French reached to a
depth of one and One-quarter miles, to
wood and on front of more than a
mile and One-half.
British Make Big Drive.
London, Oct. 1.-THE British troops
have effected the complete capture OF
POelcapelle and have advanced nearly
two miles to the northwest Of that vii
lage in their drive in Flanders Ac-
cOrding to the report from Field Mar
shall Haig the British operations were
very successful All detectives have
been gained and the number of pris-
oners already exceeds 1000.
POelcappelle is six and a quarter
miles northeast of Ypres.
Austrians Are Victors.
Daisy wood, northeast of Brood
seinde, where the Germans have long
stubbOrnly resisted all attacks and
stuck to their positions because of the
natural difficulties of the ground, was
quickly Overrun by Australians. They
took many positions. A great number
of prisoners were taken here.
Slight Losses for Allies.
&c -
tiers dispatches report the French and
British losses as light.
The new drive was made in the
same region as the attack OF last
Thursday. one of the most successful
British efforts of the war. On that
day the Germans were expelled from
high ground along the ridge east of
Ypres, giving the British dominating
positions of great strategic Importance.
Allies in Joint Attack.
British and French troops struck a
successful sudden joint blow against
German lines in the famous Ypres
sector south of the forest of HOutholst
between Draibank and Weindendreft.
Official statements issued on Tues
day announced complete attainment of
all first detectives.
The French war office indicated the
fighting was still bitterly ain progress
with favorable developments reported
from the pOilus. The French troops
part in the great drive was around
HOuthOlSt wood.
Mold No5cDoJ. u'c hottIn ronOrt
was cOuched in his customary curt
phrases, but indicated the fullest real
izatiOn of all plans.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-12
new u. S. SHIPS IN SERVICE
Daniels Says Some Vessels Have Been
CompIeted-War Construction Pro-
gram Consists of 787 Vessels.

Washington, Oct. 10.-The American
navy's war construction program con-
sists of 7S7 vessels, including all types
from uper-dreadnaughts to submarine
chaSerS.
In making this announcement Secre-
tary Daniels said some of the vessels
have been completed within the last
few weeks, and are now in service, and
that the remainder of the program is
being rushed. The total cost is esti-
mated at 1,150, 100000.
Many of the vessels are destroyers,
and arrangements have been made
for carrying out the $350,000,000 sup
elemental destroyer, program, which
the navy expects to be completed in
10 months.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-12
KIN SAY BANKER WAS SLAIN
Jesse Barker of Peoria, ILL.,, Not a Sui
eide, Relatives Believe-Wife
Under Physicians Care.

Peoria, ILL.,. Oct 10.-Just before
Coroner w. D. Elliott opened his-in-
quest into the death of Jesse Barker,
millionaire banker and clubman, who
was found dead in the bathroom of his
mansion, w. G.. Roberts, a cousin of
the dead man, announced that rela-
tives were satisfied that Barker had
been murdered Barker's wife, who
was suing for divorce, arrived in the
CITY from Chicago and is under the
care of a physician, who refused to
permit her to be seen.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-12
BALL FANS HURT IN WRECK
Members of National Commission
Bruised When Trains Meet Head
On-Nine Persons Injured.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 9.-Nine per-
sons were injured, some pr ably ia
tally, when the first sectlC' of the
Pennsylvania limited, carrying mem
bers of the national commission and
baseball ''fanS" en- route to see the
New York opening Of the worlds series
was wrecked at New Galilee. 40 miles
west of this city.
The limited was running at high
speed whe it met head-On with an
extra freight train westbound at DonO-
vans crossing.
Baseball "fans" were hurled from
their berths when the cars piled up.
John Il. Tener of the National league
and Garry Herman, chairman of the
national commission, occupied a spe-
cial car on the train. They were
buried from their berths and were
bruised.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-10-12
Michigan Man Is Wounded.

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 10.-War casual
ties in the latest official report include
the following Americans: Presumed
30 have died, F. Moore, Alpena, S. d. /:
died of wounds, Corporal Hinkle,
Leon, o.; wounded. G. e. MCGEE,
3onia, Mich; r. e. MEG onagle, Duluth,
HIM. A. &. MCGEE. Garske, N. D.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21
6ecr0c tuicccr
feIt I'm Sattcl!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov,
70, as required BY the act Of Oct. 8,
1917
9on6on 90. Rob.-Ia@ oen beit.
.tigeu 2onooner acknowledgements.
rem 8l urteilen, lit Die 6telIrmB
.2IonO Georges oard feline @erteioi,
giingsreoe i'm Souie ser @emeinen
merflif eeit1rft tuoroen. Sogor Die
geger 2lobo George geridteteu Sci.
tltngeu ga6en frei au, ooB Der &re.
mier einen eroBen peri6nIideu Sieg
oabontrug uuO 6nB feline Geoe ein
meiiterbaftes argument mar. Sic
3eitllngen Die 6en StaatSmarm bon
BaIes itnteritiibten, hidten nod
nciien aoiettiben, Inn ibre 2obbpnt.
men Gtf ibn Git itngen. 95ebrere fri.
tide 2eitarttfeI ieOoh g%Iaubten eli.
men 8i0eriprrh in Dem &eiiimis.
mus Der 2lobo @eorgeiden Geoe In
@aris uno Dem 9ptimismus ieiner
Reoe I'M &nt5 Der @eneinen at ie.
ZEN.
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Grckc Gransakticnt
I'm .atcmcbiIb6nc
CSerfan6 Cma6a gutumpbil So.
ge6t in bic 6dnOc BON San
grnnt antO Company iiber.

Inter Der bieligen @%iitomobilwelt
bat Die fiir5lide @efnnntmahung,
Dab Die Ban grunt gittomobil Com
poun BON Council Bluffs ole 81.
tereiien Der Sberlano Omaha Com,
poitp on9efauft bot, qroBes @ilfie.
ben erreat. Die Ban 8ritnts bnben
Bic GberIano Gar idon felt elmer
8eibe bon Sobren in Council Bluffs
mo Sen unIieaenoeu Eerritorium
init ioldem GrioIge perfauft bob Fe
.iid eutidloiIert Tim unnotige Soon.
furren8 5u ocrmetoaL aud 9moba
mo oos ii6rige &erritoriim al
i%ibernebmen.
Ole Omaha Girma mahte ibnen
aud cine annebulbare Sfferte, ons
iofort ongenommen mllroe. Ole Of.
fi3icae @eidGft8itbernabme erfolat
om i. Sonuar 1918, bod treten
feline beionoeren Genoerltngen ein,
oo iid ole Sirmeuteilbuber, &err
Sarrn Gan @rlnt uro oeIien 9rll-
Der, SER George 9on 8runt. emf.
i6loiien baden, Die alien angeiteILten
disqualification uiO and Die gepnru.
.tlirperfitatte 1t16 Identification ME
meter 8u fiibreu. Cos 9nlaGo
6elo mar itet8 fiir ben Ierfauf BON
9ittos beiouOer5 qGnitio
ttn0 IS lit nift 5n be8meifeIn, oaB
iid Der 9etrie6 0ieIer 6iruto inter
Der iodfun0igen 2eitung Der ncten
@igentilmer nod beoetteno nergr6.
bern miro.
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1lnterik. ScrItOrcr
GRdMnccp %YcriMnkcn!
Stiek NIT aHOerrm 3riegsIdiff an.
iammeu.-2i amerifancr EnS
anI@ciHeHO ertrnnfen.

TRUE translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
70, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
@oBington, 20. 3ob.-Gus So.
rritee fir offentli6e Snformation
CAB bettte nobIteben0en m%lt6orifer-
ten @eriht berolts:
Ser tleiHe anlerifmiide 8erit0.
rer a@bGlmee1@ Ser Gatrouiaen0ien.
tie in arsIdnoiiden @etpaIIern Der.
lab, lit am Montdg at friiber Mor.
genitun6e nod einem Instrumentation
perienft Doroen. Grite Rahridtert
beiugen, ooB 81 @eni6enIeben Der.
loren gingen. @eitere 8eridte ner.
ben iofort nah grboIt beroffentIidt
per0en.~
Ser aGbolncebs mar elm 8erIt6.
rer Der oIten aIoiie, tuur0e i'm sSab.
re 1902 erbaltt, bate cine Muiier.
oerordngling bon 420 Sonnen un6
cine 8eiabung bon 81 Gffi5ieren un6
giannihaften. gs mir0 nidlt anoe.
geben, Oh oos Sbiff. NIT Dem es
foltoierte, elm uncertainties p0er.
brittideS mar. 9ie8 lit ser stueite.
3uiomtnenItoB, on Dem Elm a~1nerifo.
8atrolboot beteiligt lit.
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gulniider &cSafteur nnb feline
Mattin nerhnffet.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
g6icago, 90. geob. gtanIe5
aantinsft ae0nfteur beg poInii6cn,
io5ioIiihiaen .G3iennif 2u6omp"
un0 feline Gruit, gmtIp, puroen
belite bier unter Ser 4nfloge mif.
riibreriide 8emerflnaen ii6er Sen
3roii6enten un0 Die 9ugbe6ung ge.
modt 5u babeL berbaftet. sic MIR.
ben oor ben g~un6esfommiT1r 6oote
gebrodt un6 oa fie oie qemeininme
8iirgihnft bon $4,000 nidt Itel.
len tonntett, tperoen fe 6is 8um
8erb6r am 6am8tug tn Sat ge6uI-
fen. Cine nnteriufung mur6e Elm.
geIeitet, Inn feit8uiteIlen. Oh aauting.
II nnb feline 5rdu nit Der 0ettiden
Gade in Gerbtn0itng fteben.
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3uei neitere SOSesfaae inter amer.
Epl0afen.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act Of Get. 6,
1919
8aibington 20. 9oa-3Dei net.
tere Eo6esfdae tDurben non General
9eri9iug bertte gemel6et: @emeiner
Ser 8. gicaenneo, -S5ngenieur, tart
ont IL. gtobember. 5darldAfie6er;
Safer o. e. 9tcaenneb5 Spring
fiel0, See. @eneiner Cecil q. groDn.
9ouptquortier 2ombdgnie, Itdtb
an 1. Sob. ShuBDun6e; Qot.
aoreiie: @aron 9louQn, G6anute,
4anios.
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geim 6aatieren zines G%cboIpcrs
ifUer berlebt.

&dbreno Sorrp 9nrion, 16 Sabre
alt, un6 6ret ieiner 6reun6e ON
Santstaq IN 6efien 8einL 29tt g}orI
&c. 5trnBe Benton, einen RcboIDer
mteriudteu, ging Sic 8affe los
uno 2nrion nuroe idtuer berIest.
Gr fpuroe nab Dem 9ido[as Genn
$oipital gabraft uno Die augeI
mtroe on Ser BirbeIiditIe b~orgefun.
ben. Die 9erben. neIfe Die Seine
fontrouierel fia6 paraIDiiert. 92nn
glau6t, baB oer anobe NIT Dem Sc.
ben 6obonfomntt. Die GLtern fin6
Der feIten lle6er8augung, DAP Elm
ltnfau DorIiagt.
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9oflenerDerfen anoefommen.

Sic 9obIen-8 erDaItuug oes Sto1-
ties e%rnannte geItern foIgen0e8 aonli-
tee fifr 3ougIas Gountp sir Set
iegltng bon 8retlen: 9abio Cole,
8oriiber; Soiepb @aboeu. 81. 9.
@iIcor, 6ronf S. 8ltrfLeh ". o.
Sbriber, Gberett giidmgb1m. 6. g.
@eIt6roof, 81. 81. Spikler, gaclau
gureib, 8olter &. Gage, sc. 2oftus,
Z. g. &epnoIos, Morris 2e0p,
Bruce Gromforo, SoBn e. Gamble,
S. 6. &obinion.
Die beioen Goblenerperten gap-
lnoho 2idnr6s uno Sarol0 8.
2onOrie, bei0e bon 8oi6ington.
Q. e., BieIten geitern nit aoblenDer.
matter aenneoD cine aonferen5 ob.
sybr Mrbeits feIO umfaTt nuBer Nebs
rasfn aud aQnIns uno MsiilO1tri.
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Gteben Dor SerniaIem.

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act Of Oct. c,
1919
2on6on, 90. Sob. = gritifde
&rltpben itebeh iebt 8p6If 02eiIen
bort SeruioIein e%ntfernt. 0ffi3ieae
8eri6te BON Der egDptiiden Grpe.
billions Strettulodt beioqen oaB be.
rittene 8rupben am Gonntog 8eitt.
rettabta, 5p0If 0eilen nor0metLid
bon SeruiaIern beiebt baden.
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Re9icrmtt9 Srcbt
NIT uebcrnabmet

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
~, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1870
Seattle @ai6, 20. g1o5. - SIN
bieiigeH 5ouptquortier Der itreifen.
ben 8elepbonorbeiter traf beite BON
Gelegaten in Gan Trancisco Elm
EelagraHm Elm, oag beioef oaB 0ie
&egierung entIdloHen 1T, Sen 8e.
trieb Der 9acifie SeIebbona s. Gele.
arapb gompunD 5n h6ernabme, foas
fih bic 2eitung 0ieies 1tnternebmens
neigern iolte, Bic 6oroerunqen Der
glrbeiter, pie fe bon Gefretdr @il.
ions 8ermattlungsrat in Snn Gron.
cisco gntgebeiBen iDuroert al cr.
fiiIeit.
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Bon masfirritn ganSiten 6cranbt.

Gin masfierter 9nnott belt am
Montag abeho Soc gropn un0 So.
roIO 8Iod, 20tS California Ctr.
on un6 berailbte fie nm So, beatp.
ST.. @ropn itn0 glaf befonoen iid)
olf Der q. StraBe, apiI3en Gum.
ing un6 Burt Strobe, oils ser G11.
Der birter einem gattn1e berbortrat
uno ibr @el0 berIangte.
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ffrana6fidIer Beriht.

Boris 20. glob.- 8eutihc 3rub-
pen griffcu befttg an elmer 5rout
bon 5wei 9rittel Meilen n0rold
bon Gourieres 8ol6e an mo mad.
ten feline Genuine 70 erfLdrt ser
beltttge pffi5ieIe 8erift. Gin To-
Tortiger fran8oftider @egenangrifi
ero6erte fat oles bel Dem fein6Ii-
den gor6ringen beiesta @elqroe ait.
rid. an Dem gan5en Mansufer,
iagte Der 8eridt bate iiG Die bent.
i6e 4rtiaerie 81 eiHem inteniiben
8oHbarhement DEFENDERS Bel gc3on-
1altr ul0 2eGbauHIe 8nIoe 5uiam.
uleugetm.
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cyoiuas @n6leroebuis.

9eB YtOhles, So, 20. gl0o. :
g}oh pen en6Giltigau ShuBergebnia
Der fir5Tden a6itimmung itber BID
annabme 6es probibitiouiitiider
amenOement8 8ur Staatsfonihtu.
tiorl, 0as bette bier befannt gegeben
muroe, baden Die 2iberaIen NIT ei.
ner Stimmenmebrbeit bon 932
Stimmen ben 6ieg 6ooon getragen
un0 0aourd Dos qmenoement o6ge-
lebnt. Die gtnh3dblung gab ben
ngtniien" 80 Stimneu me9r, oI8 fe
5uerit mii5uDeiien batten.
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g8irb @allpnidnLe 6eindlfn.

3ntptrtonn 8ene8it, bon Der franz
5oiii6en acknowledging, miro bcitte
gu elmer aonferen8 nit 8ffi8ieren
Der 9aaoniduIe i'm Sort omaha
erlpartet, ouf Der Die Wet6obe un6
Gl5itatt1ng our Spro6e fommen
ioqen. Or piro itd cine ISOLDE o6er
bier aaibalten.
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Iiterikas Dertreter inn
~JnfcrsGuiicrfcn Rat!

(True translation fled with thc
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Nov
20, as required by the act Of Oct. s
1919
2on6on 90. Sob. S6obmts.
fan5Ier 8onar Gam COB beltte mad.
mittos ouf gefrageu I'M britiider
l~tnterbauie befannt, 0oB 9rdii0eni
@iIion Sol. Souie beouitrogt babe,
an Dem @roBen &riegsrot teiI5a.
uebmen. General @IiB miro oI8 oei.
len miIitdriider 3atgeber fungieren.
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an Der t6. nn0 California @traBe
beutt friib amt $3.50 ubr geeen eiuen
acknowledgements. gflttberfor0 MIR.
DC idiper berIett. or erlitt mebrere
6dnitttDifn6en uno AbihHrfungen
unO mabrideinlih ml9 innere Der.
Ietuneen. 2as Mttto mltr0e Oeuo.
Iiert.
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aaeraerate6anSLcr aonpentfan.

PIN 2t. %. ui16 %. globem6er
miro IN Omaha Die 9eriammllug
Der Qfergerdt-9dn0Ier oes mittle-
rem @eiteng itattfin0er, 5u Der u1nn
1,500 @dite erUortet. Ole &C.
i1dftsberiou1mlungen mer0en in 90
tel Stone i~tattfinoen. 8u gtei6er 3eit
ioa i'm Glt0itorirm cine groB5Hgiga
alsiteuung Der ~neueiten Qdergerdt
idoften itattfin0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21

1eNNe9NAf "AD iSs9 WV ftAftOf
pienerfldriing, ipie QrGii0eut 8illor
ite wiinidt, cine @elhrdntrng bon
acknowledgements ieitens beridie.
0ener 2dnoer in IiA birgt. Die
Stnatsmdnner, melhe ben &rieg fed
p6er mebr oils orei Sabren gelettai
eobeit, iiuo onrnuf borberettet, 6or.
o%erltngen I'M Sntereiie aIler aaiier-
ten 81 %begren3en. W}an DeiB ie-
bod, Dob gesiiie groBe %internntio-
male Jtnan5gruppen es ~nor8ieben,
nod meiteres Jfiiito 81 iiberuebinen,
IN Der 8offniiug, forpobl in ftnou-
5ieqer ais aud te~rritoriqler 8e3ie.
bung ouf Soften Der 3entralma1ta
ibr S6df6en irs Erodaue az brilt.
gen.
@s miro bier 8ugeaeben, 0oB 4ue.
rita ben 8orteil bat, iein 4rograntm
oBne 8anfalmut ourd3ufibren.
"a 3uBlnno enogiltig aus benz
Ranpf ausgeidieoen tit, itno Die
Ser. Staaten aQein in Der 2age, ole
notigen Manni6afteit 8u IteQen, nm
ben arieg 5u einem erfolgreihen Qb.
ialuB 81 bringer.
Qie Aeguldren 4merifas fno in
Jrantreid, amerifamihe 5reipilige
befiuoen it@ in 2an0. uno Utartne.
Uniform, uu0 Die ~einga3ogene ar-
NEE befinoet ii9 in ben llebungsla.
germ nidt nm in0ipi6uelle 8iele
ODER iolte inoibi0ueaer e1lropaiiher
gtationen 81 for0ern, fidt Inn ofo-
l1omiiGe uuo |fommer5ieQe &er6an-
De gegen 9ellti6Ian0 Bu erm0o[iden
ionoern I'M bic ullDerGuBerliden
auterifoniider giirger 8uI
uno 81 &anoe allfredlt 5u
ME fie 1urd oa8 8olferredtI
geDaBrIeiltet iin0 un0 Inn Die 9eltI
I'M mabren Gimme oes &orte8 iiderI
fur Die 8eHtotratie 81 madat.
IS miro berborga5oben, 6ab falls
4ulerifa Die boae St1rte Iiefern
lno ben ftartitan SdIog, ilber Ben
berfitgt ftbren muB, itd ie0er
elmer SoI0aten Ddrlber a6ioAt Hlar
ietn mtB, nofitr CT fafupft.
Us miro berborgeboben DOB man
1idt in aueritaniides @ebiet eiuqe.
allen utt0 DAB es nidt be0ro6t NOR.
zen 1T. 8rei Sabre lang lit Is nit
'eutider 8ropaganou iberidnentnt
oor0en. 9acifiIten Glide 0aoon
onoere Dieoer INFLICTED, Ia.
ZEN freie Sa16 ge9ob. Cine Gefon.
etratton Der Sade Der aqiierten it'll
ion ben aalerifaniiden aomniliaren
Ingeipornt noroen 1n0 BERN ba6enl
ie Die boae unteritibung oieler ser
rltiifen aommiidre uu0 GmiTdre,
1elAe @mertfa innerbaD Der Iebten
W1ollate beiudt boben, erbalten.
Iaerieits lit Colonel 8ouie un0 F,
er olerifdnii6en aonumiIiion einI
erdlifer gmpiang sutet( g~etpor0en.
3 ~itnterliegt nur geringert 8ueifd, =.
aB uTter ben berborragen6en bri.
i9er un6 fran80iiiden 5ii6rern Ser !
'orihlag Der Sen. Staaten Inter.
uBrmg fin0en Dir6. 8dou0ers tit
; 2loDo George, Ser felt Der eritat !
jegegnung nit Col. @ouie 0eIIen
oaes 8artraun erporben bot. lln0 !
ote itnperiaIiftifen Qnih. I
n zines 2oro Qort6clide I'm oQge.
leinet gut beritan0e1 meroen, fol
Die euer9iife art uno 8aIe, 5
it melder er fir ben mter-aater- 3
II aat tdnlpft ur0 mas odmit 8u- +
.ntmenbangt, bod ertennen 0aB ser s
eittugsberausgeber . Seer BEN ge- ?
9oridIag ols cine @anpt. f
,ttDen0igfeit gum fiegrei4en Qb, a
lLuB 0es 9rieges erferlnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21

@on6es lit idper al reriteben III
unierer 8eit. PM idiperItpr
Der MongeI an 2eoer. ben man fit
Die boben Sdubpreiie berantiporiIid
moht. Germ an 0dien bat hos 2onh
bod padrliH feinen Mangel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21
Gr[eibct gein6rndl bcim enielen.

Beim 0pEeln 0If Der 6truBc
iplrOe Der 5.idbrige Sobn pom Srn.
uno 5rau Grant SdoI5 1922 &
Sh., bon einem Qlnbdngefnoqen fir
qspbalt iiberfdbran uno Elm 9eiu
Dur0e ibm 0abei aebroaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21

Sn Stem gorf muroen Die aonoi.
6aten, Die hires 9anen8 tuegen gang
Defenders onGefein1et fprroen, ge.
p1bIt-9uduer. Riegelmarn uno
Shneioer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21
&e6rnsfns erfOlsreide aampnane
fir ben q. W. 6. q. @rieosFonSs.

gaebtasfo bat 6os fir BEN ariegs.
fonos Der q. SO. 6. 81. feItgeiebte
0uotltm BON $350,000 Inn cttDa
$4,000 lberidritten. 3utnba iiber.
idritt oas nere Decentralization bon
$125,000. Sn sioneB, gteb., tonr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21

ben unter ben 1900 Ginpcbnern
$4,000 g%eiantreIt. goaltdnOioe Bah
len ltto nod nidt befaitnt geoeben
por0en.