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THE NEW PLAYS
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"Opcr The Top"
Jolly and Tnncm
~ esGeLt' oGearoa

~ vas fshsf rIsvsf - 'bs erl
bsffs ~ give 70 rss f'Is' M f.et.
''fs r,i0s srh o ".'p.s tsf.
fafmtfss af no frI Etfas' f'1of
rHeaffe. wHsra 'Uasf ths r.F'
lteeet ~ ssfurf1y tlrb'
n rhfs sounds q biz aIfY. pssish mo
Hughu Ths hDIHn wps ~ wHfu
bs' bsautsous isdie. pfaoest sb.pf
rrarips ao utus fhai they seemingly
t1i no fsaf ~ rheumatism. b1uss.
malta knee ana lumnagY tn ft,f,
uIianIt's Nso. Classical Dancers aua
srafeI moro of isaa how akln game
Tho asne art % fama ros sopps .
~ tho Wintsr O1rdon a fsw seasons
sEe. anI there ~ every repspn FOR
saying fhot tho baro.lorEo1 dimTola IN
"Over ihs rop' should 10 placed un-
Der cover
Hplnniu. however. f. a fasoins ling
dancer. Win uncommon grace and
charms tier logs, Ike isadofa Dun.
,an'a. aro ao much part o' her per-
formau,o ib1t thsy Do not seem con
aplcuuua win tho o'hors. legs are
legs. and tho display can scarcely be
,iowod ln nm artistic light
That cold u not proud beauty, Jus
firs Jrhusfpno, wore fetching cos.
tunes and piotoraliy cut an impor-
iant figure In tho proceedings. she
also danced and sang pioaslngy.
craig Campbell carried m tho vocal
hunors OF the evening by singing very
well. while r hoy Barnes. though not
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Y. N. C. 4 TO ENLIST
400 NEW SECRETARIES
N#. Young Men Nrs Nsslel ~
llafI, rsh.ou' Wpl, %
lhc Front

Oas NJ 'hs Immediate stfsHf''If
NJ mo 80 00i 6l0 Y. " = WNf
Work Fund rllI bs 90 ssut i'' .s.'"
ftfIes ~ esthbiIsb "huis' anI w..s
with tho uHinnuw Division Hnl o'HH.
American soldiers IN Frtr.
N ~ hfref 90 enlist co. .H time fH
Hrve them at tho battle front Nv pr.
90 W me coo NSw YORK UrH neHr
.IIofet forty Already several Wa.
rnvr rIvru 100 large salaries Hri ON.
Iatet. ono "n Sow York profession t
uHr tnrrIrs 81 UOo ysnr'
'Wo Mood viriio young follows ~
hlru mutnl principles Hn1 rNIo POO
minister % tholr fellows e1I1 g.
gfahpm Wilson, aorroi1fv uf %.
Wopf ade Y " T. ~. IN rnrrrr u'
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e IA Z fss IN a es. Gs sE5S SE 500 M fs g. 80
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exactly tho soul Of humor talked in
dustfi1usly clnppet his hands and
urged tho audience 20 laughter. trcI
and Adele AHiRire, sWnokiug loudly
~ vaudeville, and Jpo Laurie aul
Aleen Bronson, evidently recruited
from the same held. were amusing.
An aviation camp M France. 2"
which n fleet ~ airship4 from Amor
lea was welcomed with shouts AMI
cheers, gave patriotic spirit 10 tho oc.
caslon. and trnvcsties on THE Eycs
Of Youth" and "Chu chin chow
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TIE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DEcBxBER ., 1917.


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Clock Signs Denote M"rnIns specials
Look for he Clocks, Look for he Clocks!
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MORNING SPECIALS-Today and Tomorrow Until p. M.
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Beginning tomorrow, We are opening a
Christmas plan for player piano buyers

1t is our belief that there should be player piano
in every home, where it can be afforded. The
player piano is an artistic musical instrument to-
day: The best musical instrument made for
and entertainment in home.
player piano is unselfsh in its service 1t serves
everyone alike. 1t serves those who can play by
hand and those who cannot. 1t affords everyone
the pleasure of playing for themselves, what they
wish and when they wish
And it is with these things in mind that we
opening a player piano plan tomorrow,
The purpose of this Christmas plan is to give as
many persons as desire. an exceptionally easy and
extremely liberal opportunity to own player
piano
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VAUDEVILLE.

lin UUQ Hmorus S.tSrs. .Cu1ntS& 1 - Sl.'>l,,
Ulll nTU, ell Harry Bulger Sherlock ,utcrs a
B VA. i Jlmm!e tasOn, pruaSor& Ma-gi 9th
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We are willing to sacrifice good part of our usual
profit on an individual player and take smaller
profit on many players
We will make the terms Of payment easy We will
make the conditions of sale liberal in the extreme
all with one thing in mind
To make it very inviting to great many persons
to put a payer-piano in their homes-this
Christmas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
A Book on the Baby

h Ttm-s-Dispntch Information
Rurenu has serured n limited NUM-
her Of copies OF II Nalnabic govern
n'cnt publication on "rhc Cnre Of
tho Bnby." This IIttI- hook In
written In rlenv norterhntcal Eng
ltsh ny u committed OF leading
Americas ph y%siciRns, md Is pub
lish~d by tho United states Public
Zenith Service. u v%,Dtainn infor-
nation Of the utmost value to every
family that hns n baby. u will br
sent free to amy render ON receipt
OF IL .-rcnt stnmp to pay return
poatnEe. Address The 'Timcs-nis-
patch Information bureau, Rlch-
mond, Va.
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tor OF the notes and songs OF wild
birds. having devoted his life TO orni,h-
"ioEy. Mrs. Moses u. IroEc. Jr. il
chairman of the afternoon. and tho
h"stossca include:
Me- NJ. : ! i2s n, s ?i a: MIS- M: f i;..#1 $=*::.1i!::;
Mrs. Henry Aylctt Sampson ia chair.
man OF tn" Literary Round Table al
IN" Won'an's Club for February. ami
interesting entertainments have hcer
p%ianncd for each Wednesday, after
Mrs. sampson will give an authors
reading. which will 10 a charming
event Tho following Wednesday Mrs.
Henry Lyons Is chairman. and DR..
address on Folklore" on tho afternoon
Of February II. the month closing
with "a book review hy Mrs. John Hart.
Card Party for Brldc-r:lcrt.
Mrs. william James Garner has is
Sned invitations for An auction bridge
party OF Saturday afternoon AT 4
o'clock. TO b" given at her home, =
honor Of Mrs. Gamers sister. Miss
lula Todd Ellyscn. whose wedding
will be celebrated on Wcdnosday. Feb.
ruary II.
Petersburg Card Party.
The Child's Cot Association Of 70.
'orshurE. an organization twenty years
old. will celebrate its annivorsary
with a card party 20 be Eivcn on the
evening Of Friday At tn" nrw Ho'c'
Petersburg. from . 20 ~ o'clock. The
rooms viii hc PRETTY decorated f"r
tt" occasion in palms and spring Cow
oiS, and q number Of Richmond peo-
III" VIII :" 70 Petersburg TO attend
the affair.
Wis. tttcrhack WEEDS.
Palms and white candles decorated
III" chancel OF 81. Paui'5 Church.
- uchburE. for tho Wedding on Satur.
Day evening January -. when Miss
Gladys rttcrback. daughter Of Mir. and
Mrs. John y tttcrback. and Clarence
Alexander Stcdman. OF Greensboro. y.
e.. were married by Rev. Joseph e
Dunn.
Preceding the bridal party. the choi, +
entered. singing the Lohenzrin bridal
cnorus The ushe'- wcr" Harry Camp
J T.. Bell. Il. r. 1.ivy. +. \ Bland.
The rroomsmen were J. W. Bradncld
q Charlotte. y. =; Denny Wright OF
ilopeweil, Ralph Howell, Of North
Carolina, and Warren Ut,erback. The
bridesmaids We're Misses
Gray Stedman, sister OF tho groom
from Raleigh: Miss Carrie Taliafc-ro.
ot Richmond; Misses Kitty Bigbie aud
- II !. .ra Tlrf ----
w.rn NJ. ' Hpn"'
and MIS- Rayrond -. ~.
NOR. The mad ,f 80 w
Mary Biebie. ~
Jus, prersd;pr ~. h.;1 .,..
Nr.s I.n,ia - = 'a.He my
-, Ii,,i. I.,.- 10. P''t-
J.. Won Gemminr.n in an
trocl.. with mink ribbons .rryinn =
basket Of pink sweet peas. The bride
entered win h.- FAM Ini,,
Ctterback. she w.ore or,n, -
ding gown If ubi,s ~
q Airh w.istnne and . Ion. -
The bodice w.s r;mmeJ IN siiys- -
ana her Veil was fastened win nranea
blossoms. She carried q shower bnu-
duet OF roses and lilies.
Nh Stcdman was attended by Harry
''?'!nsiey' Of Greensboro, y. e., a hes,
i'Si!,
W. an" MIS- Stcdman. who have
80 ~ II 'Horth since their wedding,
Z" Jefferson Hotel. here.
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CONTINUED on Second Page.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-30
Omaha 11tmiikpercin!

Gonnerstdg nber6 b%eronitaTtet Der
Omaha Muiifberein einen logenann.
ten 8errenaben0, moSlt ale mann.
lidlen Mitelieoer De8 @ereirs ber3lifl
eingefaoen iinD. Der 8erein min ba.
NIT beriufen Die @aicaigteit. Die in.
folae Der leiOigen 8ro1ibition nntiir.
lid iebr eelitten bat, iuie0er ettpas in
anre9utg 81t bringen. Die Sanger
lper0en init bumoriitiideh Sad)en
aufuorteu mo iin0 ale, sic ettpag
gum Beiten geDen ipoueit eriuht, ibr
2ift nidt uttter ben S6effel al
itellen. 0as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes 8ereins ertportct SuperIidtli9
eiue redt itarfe 9eteiligu1g uro
glanbt alien 8eiudcrn cinen Der.
gnii8ten 4beuo suiidcru ol f0uncu.
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Nus Sarpp Gcnntp.
-0ladlrnf.


Dran W1rid Miiniter, Satin Oes
0errn Sobn Mimiter, mnroe on1 r.
Oftober 1861 5t Scberfteot, SOL.
ltein. geboreil. Sim 12ten 9ebrnst1qe
'oiir0e lie getnuft ui6 Inn bitter non
10 Sabren fonfirmiert. SIN g[lter
BON 20 Snbren fom tie nit ibrer
galtter nod, MiIoro, Aebrosfn, mo
tie ldngere Sabre mobnbuft mar.
2tm rs. Gebruar 1887 frat iie NIT
Sobn Mitniter all Omaha In ben
Gbeitdno. Sbrer Che eutiproIien a
Godter uno Elm 5obn. gor ia s5nb4
rem ber5ogen tie nad @retno, mo iie
ibre eigette Gorm eriporber. 8or
Sabresfriit erlitt le einen Gdlogs
anfan, Ser Tie Idhgere Belt ans
arnntcnloger f~eiIelte. Sic erboLte lih
ieood) tpie0er, ueun aub rift gon5.
Dor orei Noheu ieoo6 erlitt fie ets
aen lleitet Infal, Der ibr leioer Die
Sprade r1ltbte. SSDr Gnoe erfolgte
iiofb bter5eb1 Togetl. Mns metlhlidbe
SiIfe uno gfIege tun fonnte, pe
ld)ab. Qeioer Dergeblif. sic mar eiit
treues @Iieb Der Iutb. Stride unS
Oes Bralienoereins. 2esterer gnb i6r
IN gprpore 0os gbrenaeleite beim
gegrdbnis. Ole 2eiGenreDe belt
Serr 9nltor 8. s. SdniSt bon
Hopiaion. Die geiiebung fouo olt
Dem sdroeoeriHen 5rieobofe Bel
Billiard itott. adt5ig automobile
tuaren i'm 2eifen3uge. Der @retna
airdendJor fang bic Granergeidnge.
Sbren 9erEuIt betrlitern ibr @otte,
Sobn Miinlter, A S06ter, 6rur Gina
Noimer, 5rou 9Iuno Scrambled, SCR.
pb Co., 6rnu Clara @eitfabL 8gd[.
Ialn, Rebr., 9letba nnO Better g2iiu.
ifer at Soufe, SIR Utter botte fie
uuf nur 56 Sabre uHb 6 Go9e qe.
bradt. ltnier ber5lidites @eiIeio.
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@~roRmntter, Matfer nn0 Sinh
Ihlimm %uerbrnnnt.

@rdr0 Sslono, Qcbr., 80. Of.
WIS cine aanne @aioIin, bic irrtlll.
lid fir aobIol ongeieDen wur0e, III
Der Slide Der 8amiIie 8eitpba[ er.
ploOierfe. muroen Gran Hidaro
8eItp6al un6 lire Mlutter. 5ral,
6reo Gidert, idliflm perbratrt, uno
bic 2jabrige &od)ter Der Bralt 8elts
pBaL erIitt idnter8lidje 8ranoipun-
ben, 6rdu 9fideri8 aleioer fingeu
5elar, ais tie ons fIeine Wl1oder
retten noate. gaon bat feline Soft.
rilng, 5rau 8eitpbal an 2ebeil 5it
erbalten.
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Pcdlseifsolcdent

Sn oer at. So|epbgtirde fanb
beute nlorgeu ourA pater Bacillus
Die 2rniiung bon SRI. Grnncis Gauu
nit &errn artbltr grootibanf itatt.
IL5 ErouSeitgen fungiertcn SRI. @at.
tie 2olir, SdrueIter, ur6 Serr anrI
Stongel, Better Der grout. Die
8raiit III Die nobIer5oecue Eodlter
bon $errn urb 5rou 9eter 2ouI, bic
iiA beionoers in ben GretIen iinierer
oeutlhen S"Gngcriunen GROCER BE.
liebfbeit erirelt. Ser grdutigom lit
Elm BEL Der Dmaha 8tiuting So. be.
oieniteter belisbter hunger mann.
Noh Der Erauuug ionb i'm @eini
Der grauteltern Elm S~odseitSmnbl
itatt, tuorauf 6as iungc gIiidlide
Nnar cine Sod)5eitsreiie mad Dem
Gitett otgetreten Bat. NadD iener
Miiffebr miro es in Scr. 27f9 Som.
Ter a(oe. Elm foiiges @eim br3ie9en.
Bir gratltlieren.
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N~eitrafte l"Inuprfdtiafeit.

attf Dem Mege nod Der 9lr6eit
mnrbe Der BET Der Miiiouri gaciflc
Balm anaeiteIlte Mmbroie Garamelia
an Gde Is. uno gnIifornier 6trabe
bon einern StraBenbabnpngen mic.
oergeItoBen. CT brad Elm 9ein uno
trug AUDI 8erIebunger an aopf oo.
bon. Ser 8erln5liidte mar etuas
lpat bonn $atie tp~eggegangert urlo
befiirdtete, nidt redtoeitig gun ar.
belt ein5utreffen unD itiirmte obne
lidI unduIeben iiber Die Strabe, ais
i'm Die Gar erfaBte.
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Der critic GdIneefa0.

8eItern mar bier Der erite Sdnees
fall al b~er5eid)nen, Der eirten beoell.
tenoen Eetnperoturitnra i'm @efolge
batte. Der nie0riaite Gtano 6es
auefiilbers betrug geltern 26 @roo
iiber Niia. Ole nieorigIte Gempera.
tur i'm Staate bate 9ortb 8latte
Lit MIR is GRAB inter gllll duff
3nlpeilen. Plus SbcriOan Gpolning,
lperoen iogar 10 @roo Inter 9elG
gennelOet. adltere 8itterung tpir0
audi fir beltte oben0 boronggelagt.
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ClcpS George belcbf
enoliie1e 11tarine!

TRUE translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb.. on Oct.
30, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1917
2onoon, 20. Of. Seute nod.
mittog iogte 4rertier 2lonO @eorge
i'm @olle Der @enteiltet bel elmer
9obreoe oilf Die Arbeit Der Mariae,
0ab IS Miaionen 4erionen mdb.
rell6 Der lebten orei Sabre beg arie,
ges bic @eltmeere bin mo Der be-
fabren baben un0 tiur $500 0dbon
ibr 2ebeil einbiBten. Cine grobe
Mtenge bate lid) In ben @~alerien
beriumnult uno cine groBe 3ub6rers
idaft mar bel oes MiniIters Geoe
5agegen. Slopo George ipenoete
Dem f5elomoridaa @oig nito @ene.
raj Nioiioe, Dem 9ouptfoTdmnnoat1-
Ten Der meiopotamiIden 4rtnee, fir
lire arbeit eroBes Sob uilo belobte
entbuiiaitiid Die Irllpper Ger Domi.
niorcn oes Heidrs. g9ie Marine
Eat aud ben transport bon 25.000,-
600 Gonnen bon erploIibitoffen un0
100000 Totf1en aoblen eeits
6ert", iagte Der gremier meter.
e9ie Marine 1T Der aufer Der 5nhe
Der a%Iliierten; falls fie ibren Salt
uerIieren ioIte, liro Die @offnifil9en
Der aliierten 5erltort.~ 2IpnO @e-
orge beantragte lo0alin elm parIo-
mentariides Ganfpoinm fin Die
fanipiefloet Streitfr1ite.
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Meaer idieft 9laReaenOIen nieOer.

Die beioen 5arbigen GOtuaro
Moore itnO So6n 8olfer gerieten in
elmer 8illinrobale an Der Ia. StroBe
megen eires aortenipiels in Gtreit.
Der oamit efloete, DAB @alfer Ieinen
@eaner onrh 8ipei mobIge5ieIte 3es
bolDeri6ifie ortrh Die linfe 2uulge
nieoerftredte. Moore funroe nab Dem
6ofpitoI ge6rndt, nGbren6 lcin
|ahmpnre ~Derbuftet puroe. 9ieIer
heboitptet, in SeIbitoerteioigulie &c.
|bonoelt 81 baben.
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Sreies Gclcite
fir 6raf curbmre!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
30, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
8oIbington, 30. OF Staots.
letretdr Gaming n1ndlte beiite be.
fonnt, ooB Die britiihe, ionic ordD
Die ~iron5oIiidle Hegieruha Dem frilbe
rem oeittldlen @eidnDieu IN argenti.
nicn. Dem @rofen 9nrburg, freies
@eleite zilnela1t bobell.
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Grbidaften Der 4nsIanber in 5rei.
h~eitsbunbs nHaeIeat.

@ticoln, 80. Oft. Nanofom.
miiiar 5bumpap BON 5cottsbluff
beridjtet, DAB i'm oortigen gollatp
Der Hidter Geta Moters Den Ser.
ipaltern 5tueier 9adIoiie onbefoblen
babe, bas @elo in 2ibertD Bombs ott.
3llleger. Gs hnn0elt iid I'M ben
gtahloB bon Qeter SEMEN in S6De
BON $1,000 utl0 Den bon Martin @e.
ring, @riinoer Der Staot @ering, in
S0be bon $500. SSn beioen 5dllen
lebeu Die @rben in europa.
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suaenSIide g(ntoSiebe.

8egen Der G~ntipenouflg eines Stlt.
toS lurr0en beatte orei 5ortneriun.
gen Derboftet rnto sur @~crbanolllng
feitgebolteu. Die g~eitobIene Maaf6ine
luurbe tpieoer gefnnoen. s3tpct Der.
iclberL Ratpb 6roft unO u. 8. 8or.
item, iin0 In gmerion, 0ebr., iuo9n.
boft, mdbrenb Der brittle, Geo. Mit.
dea, aus 8ofefieto eebiirtig lift.
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Grfolgl0ler 8eriadJ.

ardie @c@ee, Elm 17iabriaer
Singing aus Council Bluffs, itelfte
iid fHr8li6 I'M bieligea Retruten
bureau Elm, nm iid fin bic armee
%aniper6eu 8n loifen. 8dbren0 Der
~fol9enOea Jor1talitdten, berlieB er
pIdbIid 6ns 3intmer unS lufte oos
8eite. Surge 3eit ooroaf fam aud
ieine SHUTTER, Inn ibn bon ieiuen
@ntidluB nb3nbalteit ardie lit iebt
ipieAer bel ieiner Mittter.
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Gpfef Der @0snerniftnna.

Cars s. 0spid aus 01osbn
Nont., Der am letten 6reitag In eli.
acn bieligen Sogierbaiis bonn 2eildt.
gas ilberfoH1rrlen nufgefnnoen tpttr0e,
itarb ON Smtstdg nadtg i'm 81.
Soiepb Soipital an ben Golgen Der.
iel6en. @r mar bier, I'M oog allto.
lrte6ilgetperbe gu erIeruen uno fem
&ob miro oils unfaa oargeitelt.
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6reiles G6epaar eritidf.

N%lncoln, Mebr., 30. Of. @err
ullo 5rau SSones "a. gopb, 403 81.
90. GtraBe tuobnbnff iptroen in IL.
rent Sdlo3innler tot aufoefunoen.
Sie iporen an @dsodnpferE Die ei-
ttant &nrtfobIt1oien entitieaen, err.
itidt. 9as ereiie Yanr mar 81 b3tu.
70 Sabre alt rtno man nit1nut an,
oaB iie hereits felt 3ounerstag tot
iuorer1. Ser ein8ige befa1tlte ueber.
lebenoe lit Elm Sobn Der fih felt
Sabren in BEN 2incoln Srrenbouie
befinoet.
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(sin6redlcr iibcrroiMt.

9cdtrirc @cbr., 30. on. Gin
6remoer, Der ieinen gtnnten ais Mo-
tberp McGarm1rt nngab un0 ct.
Soiepb oIs ieinen 8obiiort nftgob,
nuroe bon Der giir9erpelr 1T 4if.
ref babel ii6erroidt ais ct III Den
2oSctt bon rs. 8. 9fife einbrchen
moate. ST iuuroe 81 30 Gagen @e.
Fdllgfti5 perlrteift,
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Miebr arbeiter ais arbeits.
oeIeaenIeif.

2incoln, alebr., 30. OF. 5dr.
uler, bic Mdntier 8nm Gorneinbcim.
len brand)ert f6nnen 0ieieLben [eidt
erbaiten, lpenn iie iid an oas
5tdatsarbeiis6ureou tuen0en, tueldes
Hebr 2eute nltf Der 2ilte bot ols es
nit Nrbeit berieben fam. Ger bic.
iige 8nubesagent qibt an, onB Oic
2eutc fir berninftigen 2obn au at.
6eiten geluilt iinO uno feline SIT Do-
ben 9reiie DerIaneen.
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of tho train an hour later when ] T3s
awakened by the Jolt OF the train comEE;
to n full stop. At the same time sevcth
revolver shots .Sere being fired AID
hoarsc cries came from the rear Of the
train. 1t also aroused the battery cola.
mandcr sleeping across from me. Z,
\ head of soldier was thrust INFO
the compartment and an excited voice
shrieked. "lIcll's broke loose away back.
Five horses have jumped Off the traih.
Had TO fire the shots to get the French
nI"a to stop the train" =.
Another ar:iIleryman came runni1v,
up shouting. Eight horses have got
away" This woke up the two majors
and the three lcutcnantS. Authority'hi
force passed 10 the rear Of the train:
The facts nscertained undermmcdi-
ate invcs legation were that large hay
horse, scared by the Dumping along az
the train, had broken loose from lis
tcthrr in one Of the cars The section
chiti. when the other horses got lootk.
opened the door 10 call for assistance.
Like the doors in an American boNcae.
those on the French boNcar are located
nj the center on the sides. The Wild
horse actually kicked the artillcrynIul
out Of the moving car and then jumped
after him. 4 second horse followed. Tho
other six horses were mastered by ID,
second man inside the car after IRE
train stopped. so the damage was less
than had hccn reported.
| am EoiTg tn get ahead Of my story
10 tell of the adventure OF that .Scctipt.
chief No sooner did he land on ,ric
,,rr,npJ than hn ,l,,d IN r..
and ran along the side OF the traip
When the baby animal crashed doYJ,
into tho ditch the section chief lcapyi
on his back. and. seeing the train d:I-
appear down the tracks. turned Hr
head of the horse back toward tn" mill
tary key distance of twenty miles,
He knew that the last train IN rdr:
military movement was scheduled ~
leave the military key Mt a.. m. Pddl
Rrvcrr has II place of history for MIX
Ing a rcnlarka bile ride over ground tfiat
he was familiar with. This artillery
man rode Il terrified horse along strange
roads in foreign country and got t,l'
his drstina ton In the nick of time. he
caught thu. SUPPLY train. which was tls.
last in the movement. and reJ6incd sB
Battery the following day nj the front.
and curious to relate. neither man ISM
beast had more than few Scratches!'
As for the second horse. II was pi5t-
ed up later by the French and rcturneu
In the trimming camp. On the train Z
self order was soon restored. and b HIT
terry proceeded onward 10 its designated
point Of dctraining and before night
fall had completed its next hike to BIZ
vouac in place which shall "rll
"BoiSemcht." or wooded place Mt which
poin, l shall resume the nar:ata&s -
the next chapter.
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ity il WAS drci1rd necessary IN shut Off
the electric lights in !h" train yards by
;hc local French authorities.
You will have to load in absolute
darkness" said the French major III
char!;" Of the key.
"Wc can do It," responded ia" "R.
g." dropping /" Tia" i;r'"n! from his
hors,. and passing III; t.'.3," r"!ms Ia
his orderly. rh" halter. & - 60! lick
rrinG shadows. moved int" ri' thickness
nr the Yards and halted again. l!
was still raining and lhrr" WAS II"
moon viSihl" in TN" murky overcast.
After what saw this might nm no
longer in doubt as I" the part American
soldiers can b" expected Ia play III the
runduct az tn" war. Tut Ia it. our men
will fac. any crisis that arises.
To the two American ma jnrS in long
s>oats whn walled NJ and down tn" plat
form IT," l"Hr'inE + the train III total
nl,%curiiy Mas nothing 10 worry about;
If WA: all Il part If III" work Ia be tx
p,rl"d 81 an army in the field. Tn"
,all"St maj" has IN his veins th" hlucSt
hIn"d ri North CHr"li'ih. while III"
shortest major Of 4 S"uih Carolina IT.
ish-Am"rirHn rH:nlly. ~"nrs Il medal or
honor which he won in tn" Philippines.
'rhry were going 1" tn" front for de-
tailed artillery instruction in associa-
tlmI with t',a Frrnrh. both having been
rrrmcr h,tt'"ry commanders in tn" r"Ei-
m"nt.
"prmn II, We will HAY" to us" our
rn..t"i nrvi,Iirhrs" said III" mcdal-"f-
homo; major. ''rh" mon have got L"
So, whrr" /" catch hold of the ear
..unr.." Packet Ea:,hlii,hts ar" more
essential l." y"lGi"r wclfHr" along ~"