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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
National Defense News
by International News Scrvice.)

Cambridge, Mass. March 17.--Har-
vari Is probably doing more to pre-
pare Tor war than any other Ameri-
can university. There are 1,lO0 men
enrolled In the department of military
science and tactics. The work makes
TINS by no means what the collegian
calls a snap course Each man
must put in FIVE hours Of drill and
-FOUR or instruction every week. In
spite OF this. the course has the big
gest membership of any in the uni
versity.
The object of the university au-
thority is to train men for more than
10 handle rifle. or perhaps. hand
grenade. They wish 10 turn out OFF,
GERS. President Lowell said in an ad
dress to rockies: "On you, as off,
GERS, viii depend the lives of other
men, and II is the duty OF every man
to become as expert as possible. for
history is strewn thick with the blum
ders OF commanding officers
IN addition to their work during the
academic year the cadets will put In
ten weeks In some camp to be desig-
mated by the war department.
The soldering In Cambridge is real
Every man Is subject to military dis
cipline. Cuts" are few and far be
tween. Nobody is permitted to take
the theoretical training without the
drill Each cadet has to take pledge
OF fidelity.
There are two commissioned and
three nom commissioned officers as
signed by the war department to in
struct the students and this will soon
he raised 10 three commissioned and
eleven non-com M ssioned men
The drill squads are now using the
old krag- Jorgensen rifles. Requisi-
ton has been made for supply of
the new Springfelds now used in the
regular army and 1t is expected that
the improved arm Will be soon avail
able.
There will be a gallery range with
forty targets for subscriber practice
There is IA machine gun battery now
under training. The plan Is TO extend
the work to their field artillery and
fortress guns,
The millionaire's son drills side by
side with the boy from the West who
lives in college house and is working
his way through college, perhaps. by
doing chores. Each man is assigned
to company command for a month.
The boy who is working his way
through college thus finds himself
issuing orders to the young man who
lives on the gold coast"
the graduate departments as adtuncts
OF the war department at Washing
ton in the event OF conflict.
There Is already a project under
way to create medical unit at the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18

medical school with its magnificent
equipment Similar activities are con-
templated for the various schools
such as the school for engineering
the Lawrence Scientific school and
other graduate departments of the
university.
New Haven. March 1T.--More than
hundred have volunteered for the
Yale naval training unit, which is the
latest preparedness activity added to
the reserve corps ard aero corps units
already established. Plans for imme-
ciate work for the motor boat patrol
Lave been adopted, a contribution of
$1,000 from a graduate has been made
to begin the financing of the under
taking. and q permanent committee
chosen to direct the work of training.
Several graduates have volunteered
their services as instructors.
St. Louis. Mo. March 17.--All civic
and national organizations in this city
Rave banded together in a gigantic
campaign to enroll 10000 new mem
hers In the St. Louis chapter of the
american Red Crors. Recruiting
headquarters will be esta bIished
throughout the city and department
stores will be asked to donate win
dow space for displays.
Asbury Park. n. J.. March IL
New Jersey coast resorts believe they
have especial interest in preparedness
for defense. There are rumors Of Sc
cret gun emplacements on country
seats OF German families in this
neighborhood. y japanese living here
has urged upon his American neigh
bors the military necessity of hurry
ing work on the Cape-to- Hig HANDS
boulevard. which is to parallel the
New Jersey beach for its entire
length.
Forty students of the high school
here have bought uniforms and rifles
and a national guard commits
stoned officer has been assigned to
direct their drill.
New York, March lit is ex-
pected $4,000 Americans Will attend
the Plattsburg civilian military train
ing camp this summer. There will
he about 10. 600 boys between fifteen
and eighteen years of age at the junior
camps at Fort Terry, y. Y, and Port
land, Me No figures are available
here for expected attendance at camps
in the South. Middle West and Far
West. but these are believed also TO
be large.
New York. March l7.--Cnder
plan approved by the Council of Ma
tional Defense, twenty young women
are studying automobile driving and
repairing h<'e. as part of the ac-
tivities of the National League for
Women's Service. They will be ready
for duty in case of war.
The league is also organizing and
teaching women to labor in the fields
aid in feeding armies In camp and on
the move. care for families of soldiers
and substitute for men who have gone
TO war in many other ways.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
The Vngnians Firing Line Wholesalers Manufacturers Travelling

OF the Richmond Hardware Co, back
at his desk, having about recovered
from his recent illness.
Joe Overman. of Stokes Grymes
grocery Co.. says repeat orders for
Budd is evidence that he sure has a
"Bloomin' Fine Drink"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-18
FITTING IN AND OUT
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pole, to string wires on. He hasn't
been up in the air for nothing-even
the best of us have a duty to perform
We arc glad to see Walker Stuart.
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GrtlppeftpcriattH nod
Sraltkrcict1 beree1tiot!
General GrppSer unD nnSere ios
gen, SaF Oerielbe n6llig sOa.
ititttipnea fei.

ggoI6inaton. 9. 9(uguIf. a2it
MIR nod brei 8o9en 3ipiidenoeit
biz sur @inberufllng Der erTtea
8ruppen Ser g1otionaIorrnee boz
fi9, bereitet iifJ iebt Die 8tnOess
reqierung bor, oqe etpai1e 9eies.
liden gerinfe, Die @itltigfeit oes
@eIebes un0 Der gerIen6ung Der
9rltppen nad 6ronfreia au BE.
fdntpfe1 8i0erItan0 at leiiten.
l1eber8eugt oabor, na3 emma
Goldman, nnO onbere eA GeiaB-
rndBigfeit bes betreffetoen @eiebes
IN 8rage iteIlen iperoert, orbeitet Der
@eneroIioIicitor 9opis iest oaroit
8lt betpeiieh boB Die ge3ogenen
2erte nad europa geion0t iper0en
0iirfen.
General Groip6er erfldrte benEc,
BOB 6ie @eridte oie MbTenorng SET
.9e8ogeren 2ettte 1tocb europa giiis
beiBen tperben. @berio d1tBern iid
bic geaHtten beg seSititi5auttes.
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Gn0lanS otbt 25
1ocricnklllt0cn SH!
giad ensliider @erefuung iinb in
20 @Oden 762 Sdiffc tor.
peOiert iuprOeI.

9on0on, 8. g[ugltIt. - Sic eng.
liide gt0ntiraIitdt CAB geitern be.
fonnt, ooB in Der obgeIoufenen $50
die 81 engIiibe Iontpfer iiber 1,60O
Gonnen uno 3lpet fleinere bon beltt,
iben &oua6ooten berienft poroen
lino.
92a6 ben @o6enberluit. 9eri6ten
Der engIiideu 8eb6rben iin0 felt Dem
an 1. 5ebruor ongefangenen unbe-
idrdnfteu 3oudbootfriege AGO etg-
Iiide 9ompf'r ii6er 1600 &onnerL
1862 lutter 3 elem GonueugeboIt uno
$40 5iideroautpfer gum 0}eere8-
grltn0 6ef6roert noroen trsgeiault
762 6obr8euge (oo3u fommeu Die
berbetmlidten).
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1pi6tt9c kcnFetcit5 i'm
Orc6cn PGIlptailartieE
Ser @cidsfaaSler, Der MiniIter 6es
gIHferu nnO 6eerfiiBrer iupgueH
Oeriel6eu bci..

gtmIteronnt, 9. 9[uguIt. - Ser
aoiier bot auf beute cine Der mid.
tighten &onferen5eu felt Wfonoten inn
@roBen Snuptquartier 3uiaurmerbe.
ruieu. gteid8fun8ler Or. Dh6aeIis
fat Berlin auf glrfiorherung oes
aaiiers berIaIien tint Der Gonferer3
ebeniaas bei3upobuen. Seit 2luS.
6ru6 oeS @riege5 iino 10 berrorra-
genOe 8erionli4feiten 0es 8el1iben
Reide8 ni9t mieoer 5u elmer Wi9ti.
gen 8eratlug 5uiaHmengetreteu.
2ln 0ieier &onfaren5 nebmen &eil:
Der aaiier, Der &ronprina @enerdI-
itabSdef 5elOmarldoa BON @inoen.
burg 0eiien re6te Sun0 @eneral-
Quartiermeilter bon 2n0en0orff,
9fet6$fon3Ier Or. D}idaelt8, Der N1t.
niiter 0eS 2(uspdrtigen 3r. Siibl.
manu- Gi3etan5ler 1rn0 Dttuiiter oes
S5nHern 9r. Selfferitb uno Or. bon
StrtmnL permQnetlter SetretQr Inn
4liniiterium oe3 2lu8Dqrtigeh.
gln9eiidtS Oe8 jiinait boIl5ogenen
g8rhieI5 i'm aabiueti gIaubt man,
ooB Die innere mo GuBere 8oIitit
0eS 9eutiden 8eida8 eingebeno er.
0rtert rno Elm feitite5en0c2 9}ro-
9ralnu nu$geQrbeitet mcr0en miro.
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IL pcrionen finSen
ci1tcit 1toeNenfcS!
Sin SdOner nnf Oem Ontario Sec
gent i'm 5turm inter: elm
0ampfer Derbrannt.

ainaiton Ont, 0. Q(ugltit.-Qeb.
ten 8iensta8 patete auf Dem On.
tario see ein furdt6arer 5tltrlt;
Der 5doner n@eorge g(. 0}ari6"
ging lnter ltno nit ibm 12 an 9or0
befin0lide Nerionen. Inter oen
Grtruntenen bcfirben iid) aopitQl
SHotb nebit 5rou uno 5 ainoern,
0a8 @5epaor Nc2enuen un6 / ain0
un0 bic 8luei 9}otroien Geo. Gou.
inns lno @al. &otfins. gtur Elm
Sobn oa5 aopitdn3 mur6e gerettet.
Der S6ongr NOR nit aoGlen be.
irad)tet.
28ai5inaton Q Q(uanit. Der
9umbe5 aoblenoonpfer y9iobaic"
6rannte I'M 9(tIdntiihen G3eon Bis
ouf ben @rltn6 nie6er. Die 9lanu-
idaft pltroe 9erettet Qieie gla6-
ridt lief 8eitern i'm Morine6cparte.
nIent elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-09
II. 8. Grtlppen mad,
1MblanS ltilc Jtalien?

@ai6tneton, 9. Mig. Senotoi
2elpis, Sainois, gdb i'm Senat biz
GrfIdrtlng ob. cab Die n1dIten arne.
ritaniihen grbeoitiongfrltppen ie.
oenfa[ls nod RuBlanOs geIfift iDer,
ben pilroeh I'M Die ruIiiIhen @e,
fedtsIinien Sn peritdrfen. 9ieieg,
fogte 2eiuis, itn0 mir ben Huiieu
fftuoig. oa iie Grin5ipien berfe9.
ten, Die bon uns nertreteu iueroen
giidt nur Monnidaften lniiiien iuir
Ben gfuiien ienoen, iotlOern aud
Munition un0 arieesnorrate slud
sStaiien fpir0 boIO olnerifanild@e Sol.
ooten BEL iidl ieben; bod ninnacH e
ben StaIienern iueniger oil W1onn.
fdlafteIr, aIs an aobIen, arieqs.
uiaterial unO @eIo. gieiQs nlnb
bon Aalerifn beidoift merner.
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8teit0er Beiilt1 Ser
Gractcrs2Gtt eMmfto!
Die 3abl Der GbanIititieen bpa
$4,000 bis $4,000 aeidabt;
iiber 5000 glntuntobi[e.

SSremont, gebr., g. g(ug. STE
91otionole actor-g[usIteIlufg saq
9titttpo4 cine rieltge MenI6enuaenge
aus ollen &eilen oes Stddtes uno
bon ou8lp1rtS an. Wton id61tt Die
3abl Ser 8eiu9er bon $4,000 Bis
$4,000 lnlo bic 3abl Der 4utomiIe
ouf itber 5000. geie Subor tDltr0eit
iobtele &raftfdbr5eltge an einenr
&lnte geieben pie bier uti0 Ser
8ertebr geriet oft IN Gtodung, be.
ionoerS pabrer0 Der Hegen5eit, Die
gliidli6erpeiie nur ftrse 3eit 0all-
erte.
9ie 9tu8itellltng BET Sractors un0
on6eren lan0pirtidnftIiden Mloidi.
men befin6et ii6 ungef1br brei Nlei.
len bon Ser Gto0t, Drei Bis a
WteiGen tpeiter ertfernt ftrt0 DieGtop-
pelfeloer, Die bon ben bon TrdctorB
9e5ogenen GieienpfGigen ltrlge1dert
iperOen. 0ieies S6uufpieL aog lla.
titrIi6 Die nteiiten 9eiu1er oit. GS
tit itaunenspert, peld1 cine 9fieien@
or6eit nit iolden &raftpfliigen ae.
Ieiltet miro. 6ie geben elm 8iIo
BON ben groBdrtigen 2eiItttngen, oie
beim glferbou tn @roBen er8ieIt
mer6en fonnen. aber aud fir flei-
mere 2anobetriebe fonnen 0teIe iin0
Die bielen onOeren ntnoernen lon0-
mirti6aftliden @toidinen nit gro.
Bem @rfolg bertudnSt ineroen. Gie
8orfiibrltnoeu ertpeiien iid) fir oie
6nrrner bon erpbet1 8ert.
Sir Die Sta0t syrelnont lit 6ieEe
i1brlihe 9roctoridau bon ittibere.
1eitborenl getten. Mfan irluB es
ben 6rentont @eiddftsIeuten Ioiien,.
fie baben ibr 8eItes getan, Tim fiji
Die rieiigen 9eiuderntofiel au ior.
Qen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-09
tsenolliticm iit Ciiiabon
blnti9 ilrtterSrii6t!

Gin 2(tIoutiider Sofen, 8. gug.
-lteber sen 2(rbeiterouftunO III
2iiiabon Der Soitptitoot 9orhtgal8,
om II. Suli, moriibey mn nagere
9tadridten nod 9tmerifa gelong,
tcrb bcridtet Der ioeben bier eilt-
getroffene &ertreter elmer 9teeOerei,
8ilbert g. 9fobinion, Ser ii& alr
8eit oe8 gtufitanos in 9iiiabon oltf-
bielt. gr idgt OoB, ols Die Gruppen
eingriffen. I'M Die 9lufitdnoii1en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oieie nit
9om6en iiberidiittet ipurOen. Ole
8rltppGn er6ffneten Damn 6cuer;
S5 3ibiliiten utlb cine aroBe g(n.
5abI soIodten tuuroen get0tet. 0ie
ReboIte entitano, neil ben glrbei.
tern oie nodgeiuhte 2obnerb06lmg
non 20 Bro8ent Dertpeigert nuroe.
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Acknowledgement Scr
Slcii0crmciItcr!
Sincr Ser 9elegnten empfie6lt bic
Giufii6rung bpn 9SferOefleiif
ais gla6ruugsmittel,

@2inueopoIi8, 8. 9luguit.-0ier
ta9t gegenp6rtig Der s9Sabrestonbellt
Der ltniteO D}aiter Builders of
2(merica 8ie @erban0lungetL 8lt
0enen 9eleQaten ans oIlen &eilen
oes 2anoe8 erit6ienen fino, per6en
big 2reitag fortgeiebt ner0en.
2tpf Der Gugesorontng iteben
Die 6rogen Die foIgenbe: Qie Gr.
hoItung Der 6leiidborrdte; 4Idne
fir cine aoulpogne, bic Geffelthd.
felt aur ridtigen 2trt 1tnb g8eiie
oe5 Ginfanf8 3u er3ieben ioOdb Die
gerifloenOllng bon 6leti6 bernie.
ben miro; 9tabre8eln 5ur Inter
itiibuug Der 9fe9ierung in i6ren
amnpfe gegen Die 5pefuInnten,
pelde groBe 8orrGte in ben &ubG.
bduiern onhdltfen.
SSn Der geitrigen g}erioumIttng
nuroe bei6loiien Elm 9erbot 0e8
Bleti1bett0utS IN 0en 8erelnigten
Staateu an 9ienstagen un0 6rei.
tagen an3uregen. Ser 9eidluB
nuroe nod ietner g[nnobme Dem
9}abrlnQ8ntitte( 3iftator &erbert
Soo0er ii6erntitteIt. se5r oieier &eio.
LUTON miro bic 9tegierltng ferner
ouioefor0ert oie 8reiie gu urter-
iut6en, Die gegenlp6rtig fiir friide
mo gefrorene Slide be8obIt per-
Ben nUiieu, 92e6rere 9eoner er.
fidrten i'm gerlollfe Der 9c5atte
AoB bic I'M aleinDerfonf oeior6er.
ten 6ii6preiie unoerniinitig bod
ieiea. SSSt Der 6elti8en 5ibttng
enlpfo6( Gelegnt Charles GriSmcr
bon groofI1n 0ie oqqeuejne Gin
fiibrung bon @feroefleii6 aI8 gto5-
rtngSnittel. @r be6ouptet ooB
Pfer0efIeii5 e6euio gut iai ais
0o8ieni9e bon einem Stier, CAB a6er
3u, 6aB er Gfer6efleiib nod ME
bor6er Qeuoiien babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-09
IN 2lfrika balten Sic
DentI1cn tapfer nnt iif,

2oH0ou, .. 2[u9uit. - 9yn elmer
8ien8tag abenO berGffentlic6ten
Gfel0nug niro Der 9egtnn elmer
ueuen &oripdrtsbcmegung i'm 2in0i.
ge6iet oeS iilo6itli6en 3eutId-Git-
afrifa ON eyn6iideu S5eun beidrte-
ben. 2lm 2. 2luguit pur0en Die
0euti6en alts i5ren borgeidobenen
Stelluugen oH Ddbubia, 3e6n 01ei-
len iil0meItiiA 2inoi, bertrieben. Sim
3. 2luguit begonn Der 5rontalangrtfi
ofritanii6er &ruppeu ouf Die fein0.
Iiden @uttptiteIlungen. 8ie glfrifa.
ner mohten etnige fSortidritte. o6er
Die MISUNDERSTANDING, ourh nel-
dye bic britii4e 6Hbrrng 0ie redte
0eutI6e 5lanfe ouf3uroaen geoo6te,
itieB mlf itorfe, i'm 8lidl oerltedte
garteioigtng5poIteu.
@S mm 8u ifmeren R1lnpfett.
Ger 5ein0 ging pie6erbolt 8u frGf.
tigen @egenitoBen Dor, lm6 Die bril-
tiideh il0iiden tnto ofrifanii6cn
&rllppen fohtcn nit gr6Bter &opfer-
felt.
Gie S6la6t bIieb uncntl6ie6en.
Ole &erluIte naren ouf beioen 5ei-
ten betrddtIi6, 9ie britiid)en Streit.
frdfte baben fih oltf Dem aeluonne-
nen 9ooeu beridan3t, uno Der gor.
norlf miro, pie Der nmtLide 8e-
ridt iagt bnlo miaper nlifgenonuien
iperoen. (allen glnifein noh baben
Die griten III gLfrifu aeile befont-
n1enD
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= glmerifa brandt feline glHst 81
baben.

SEEM gorf, 8. 9[uguIt. - Tim oIle
2lngit, iDelde Die 8eridte iiber oie
Ioudboot- ot-GGtigfeit I'M 9tttantiiden
08enn berborgerltfen Bat, 5n ber-
iheuden, baben Die .3ollbeouten cine
amtlide &un0sebung ber6ffeutIidt
ponod innerbalb 81 Stuuoeu, am
3. 9luguIt en0eno, lit amerifnniiden
6aien iii 6abr3euge eingetroffen
iino. (0ie meiiten noren Ie0od ma,
tiirli6 ailitenfobrer.)
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Stra6cnbabnitreik
in Butte bei0eleot!

Butte. @lont., 8. 9(lla. ~ Seit
Soutltag lit Der StraBenbobnbertebr
mieoer norntal; Die glngeitelIten ba.
ben Die glrbeit nie0er oitfgenommei1
ndoeln lire 6or0erungen, Sc geuts
Die Stunoe, befpiLligt funroen iinO.
Die 9obngeiellid)dft aber miro bon
jest ob fcine ipaeHannten Srans.
iers legr anseeben.
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1rilIcil min 111RIskc,,
i1id6t beft1laoita1ric
@irO nnr i'm Gnferiteu gsptfaG bu
ieIner Sefaanig @ebramd, /
MAIDEN.

@oibinoton Q. g(nguIt. = Sn
&onereBfreiien bcrIdittet. nob SRA.
iibent @iIiun Die ibnt bon Der 9lnh.
rltngsmittel. .aontrollbilI perIipbene
9lutoritdt, 6biritiioielt 8u bcIdloq.
nabneit ooer ibren &oiillm AL Be-.
ihrdnfeft, nidjt In g[rtuenOuna
|bringen miro, nenn i'm riid)t nti[ts
tdriidle &ildlihten obIoEut oasg
aluinaen-
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Sorutarld) 1T &uBlano
luirO luetter fOrtgeifbt!
21tebrcrc rmfIii6c Reoimcnter lciitcn Ge9ens
1pebr, tniiSien obsr Sen 2lnoriffcn Scr GrMps
pen Ser 5entralnt6dbte GOD, tueider.
ten Barren Scr Dinec, Sic So kommen ioIlen,

init 9fat uuo Sot on5ufeuern 2es.
ten gtadri6ten bon Der edli5iiden
s5ront 8ufoIge fdntpfen bie 9fiiiien
ltnb 9fltntdnen bort nit gr6Bter Eop-
ferteit. 9ie oeutihen i1io Oiterrei.
dii6ltngarii6en Srlippen iperoef
angeeriffen uuO firto ouG teiItpeile
8ltriifgei6logen tporoen. Mentt iid9
oie 9fuiien aud idIieBLidj aitriidaie-
ben ntiiiien 10 eeidiebt Oieies 0ndl
in gutter 9rOntng.
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Giirkcit bei1ieRem
9rie9Iicpe Jniel!

gttben 0. qtugtiit. = 92eI0unaen
bon G1io8 (Stnot auf gIeidnaniger
SSnieD iogen. oie Gilrfeli bdtten 6ieie
sSSniel bon Gidesnta ais (einem See.
bofen aleinoiieils, 40 Wteilen bon
Smprnd) born6oroiert, 4 SegelInif.
fe berienft tnS Die Sta0t fotpie 0ie
8lieseranIogen leiht beihdotgt.
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DciltltQc PctcIs BON Scr
Re0icrilit9 9eicblciicn!

gIulteroain Q. 9lugltIt. - 8ier
Der bprborragen0iten Gonluer So-
tells ouf Oeu Sar5gebirge fino bon
Der Geqierilna geidloIfen moroen,
neil Die geiieer Die auf oie 6leii6.
berteiIung 8e8ue bobenOen @eieee
iibertreten batten. 9ltocren Sotels
tllto @roB6ou6ilmaen IN Material
iuorcn itebt Dasielbe Sdidial Be.
Dor.
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Orei SUP.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-09

glreutier giibot piinjdt einen
ebrennoI[en sSrieoen, ReidlsfonsIer
Wlidaelis tpiinidlt e6enfoIg einen
ebrenbollen 6rienen. 9lber ipenn
Sluei 0asielbe iponen, lift es oo,b
ilidt oosielbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-09
gSiIioms ggadJt.

Sin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der 0as
boraeIdIngene a[meuoement Ias, er.
lIarte, Is lpiirDe Die eben oigegebe.
len 8mpde. niio ned mebr erreiden.
eS iuiirbe nitBeroein Dem 9rdiioen-
trn Bic Mladjt IN Die Sano geber,
NIT Streifs ilno anoeren arbeiter-
Sdlwistiaseitell fertig sa Deroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-09

Siir Gmabn unb llmgeeeno: SdSn beufe
obeno un6 SSreitag, uGrner am Greitog
Gitr 98ebrogfa. Sfon belte n6eno itl0
Greitog, mariner Greitag uno i'm peltLi6en
Seil belite obettb.
Sir Soma; Sdon bette nbenb rnO 5reiine.
nGrner Sreitag I'M aentroIen H. tpeitLiden Eel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-09

ltno es lit bic 3eitltngsreflont
bic 31tfioen etnbringt. Ste for
men altf feline onoere @eti
Gitnoen erlangen.
Courier Democrat., 1917-02-15
Try one of Polie's specials.

j. B. Boyd was away Friday and
Saturday at Larimore and points down
the line contracting for shipments of
potatoes to the eastern market.
Miss Eva Souch returned Saturday
from Grand Forks, having accompani-
ed her sister, Mrs. Cora Watson to
that point on her return to Malta,
Mont.
Mrs. Frank j. Schwartz left on
the afternoon train yesterday for
visit with her daughters at Fargo and
St. Cloud, Mimi. expecting to be
away month.
Al Cavers, of Hannah, who spent
week in the city under treatment at
DR.. A. 0. Wold's sanitarium, left on
Saturdays train returning to his
home at the end of the line.
Mrs. Cora Watson, who has been
visiting since the holidays at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. j.
Souch, left Friday returning to Malta,
Mont. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Doris Souch, who will
stay three during the summer
Courier Democrat., 1917-02-15
Try one of Polie's specials.

Sangster Liebeler was a passenger
Tuesday returning from a trip to
Fargo and the Twin Cities for few
days.
Conrad Delvo left Friday returning
to Minneapolis for further medical
treatment after a visit here of
week with his family.
H. E. Windemuth was among the
departing passengers going south FRI
day expecting to visit over the week
end in the Twin Cities.
Rev. Edw. McArdle was a return
ing passenger Saturday, having spent
part Of the time during an absence of
week visiting friends in Winnipeg.
The marriage of William Spanier.
residing southwest of Langdon and
Miss Barbara Lill, whose home unti
recently has been at Chester. "a.
was an event that occurred Monday
forenoon at St. Alphonsus church, the
celebration of high mass following the
ceremony. Quite number of their
neighbors and friends were in atten-
dance.