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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
SWEDEN REALIZES
SERIOUS MISTAKE
SERIOUSNESS OF PASSING MES
SAGES TO GERMANY REAL
lied IN THAT COUNTRY.
BEGINS TO PROBE BLAMED
Friendship of Amerca-Trans-
mission of German Dispatch
Has Been Stopped.

tockholm.-Sweden realizes the
seriousness of the situation created
by the recent disclosures at Wash
ington regarding the transmission
of German dispatches, and expects
to take all steps possible to put
matters right, Foreign Minister Lind
man said Saturday during an infor-
NAL talk
All transmission of German dis
patches has been stopped, he said,
and Germany had been asked for
an explanation of the abuse of the
privilege formerly extended
In the course of his discussion of
the affair with the correspondent
Admiral Lindman brought out the
following points:
First-That the Swedish govern
ment was not, as alleged in GER
tain quarters, taking the affair
lightly, but on the contrary realiz-
ed fully the serious aspect of the
situation, and intended to do every
thing possible to settle the problem.
Second-That transmission of dis
patches on behalf of Germany had
been stopped absolutely from the
moment when the disclosures were
brought to the foreign minister's at
tention and would under no cir
cumstances be resumed.
Third-That had the Swedish gov
eminent had the slightest idea of
the nature of the dispatches which
the German government was trans
hitting the messages would never
have been transmitted.
Fourth-That strong representa-
tons had been addressed to the
German government on the abuse
made of this practice, accompanied
by a request for explanation. to
which, however, no reply had yet
been received.
Would Continue Relations.
Admiral Lindman during the en-
tire conversation seemed imbued
with the desire to see the situation
cleared up fully and completely on
basis satisfactory to the United
States and Sweden and in a way to
permit the continuance Of the most
friendly, cordial relations With the
American government Al people.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
$4,000 In Diamonds Stolen.

Chicago.-Unset diamond rings
worth $4,000 were recently taken
by two robbers, who surprised Frank
L. Plon. a jeweler on Madison street.
Plon was bound to a chair, but re-
leased himself five minutes after
the two men had gone. Several
persons saw the fleeing robbers, but
no attempt was made to stop them
and they quickly disappeared in the
crowds on the sidewalk.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
Aid EpiscopaIians In Army.

Washington.-Prelates of the Prot
estant Episcopal church in the Unit
ed States, assembled here to organ
ize. the war commission of the
church, Monday decided to raise
$500 900; to send a bishop to Europe
at once to look after Episcopalians in
the trenches and camps and created
an executive committee of the church
men and laymen to carry out the
plans.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
Germans Like Pope,s Terms.

Amsterdam.-The reply of the CEN
trail powers to the peace note of
Pope Benedict, says a Vienna dis
patch to the Tijd. begins by declar-
ing that they regard the papal pro-
posals as a suitable basis for peace
negotiations.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
Camp for Northwest Boys.

Washington Word comes from Camp
Greene, Charlotte, N. c., that the great
camp to house the Forty first division,
made up of Pacific northwestern ma
tional guardsmen, will be practically
completed this week.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
AirpIane to Carry Ten Men.

Hampton, Va.-Plans for a flight
from Hampton to New York in which
Lieutenant Resnati will carry 10 men
in the large Italian triplane which he.
brought to this country are announced.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
Forbid Wireless to Germany.

Buenos Aires.-The government has
withdrawn permission granted to a Ger
man wireless company to attempt to
receive wireless messages from the Ger
man station at Nauen.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18

Milk in San Francisco will sell at ~
cents a quart and cents a pint start
ing this week
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18

Some men imagine they are ambi-
tious when they are simply wishing
for things.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
Activities of Red Cross.


The war council has appropriated
100000 for relief work in the near
east. This is the second appropria-
ton of 100000 to the Armenian re-
lief committee. 1t is estimated there
are more than 100000 people in
Western Asia whose death can be
prevented by help from America
The Red Cross will communicate
messages or inquiries from persons
in America concerning the where
abouts and welfare of persons resid-
ing in territory occupied by the cen
trail powers.
Need of Economy.
This war is going to be financed
largely out of the savings of the Am
erican people during the war 1t is
not too great a sacrifice to make for
ones country in time of need to deny
ones self luxuries, to cut down I'M
necessary expenses, to lead quieter
and buster lives.
The use of canned vegetables is
prohibited in Canada.
Chautauqua entertainers and even
complete light opera companies will
be sent to cantonment camps for the
entertainment of troops.
The fuel administration will make
public through a local committee in
each community data to enable every
consumer of coal to ascertain for
himself its established price.
A second forest regiment of ten
batallions to go to France has been
authorized Two batallions will be
raised at once, by volunteer enlist
ment Information may be obtained
from recruiting officers.
Women farmers of the country are
making plans already for the 1918
harvest
During two years where the fight
ing was the most disastrous in
France, only one man out of II en-
gagged was killed, wounded, missing
or taken prisoner.
British Subject to Draft.
British and Canadian subjects in
the United States will be unable to
evade the conscription acts of their
native lands and this country. Re-
ciprocal legislation will make such
Ii 4. 4
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
Weekly War Information

Direction
information Published
mpart knowledge Essential for the Common Good
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-09-18
British Subject to Draft.

British and Canadian subjects in
the United States will be unable to
evade the consumption acts of their
native lands and this country. Re-
ciprocal legislation will make such
aliens subject to the American draft.
If a Canadian or Briton declines to
serve in the American army, he may
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
DcmtIcltc Siiricroc
itacb sem hric0c!

Berlin lib. amiteroam, 81. Gept.
- Brof ron 3oeoern, Sefretdr oes
gteidsiAatamts, iagte IN 8eipre,
dung Der iiehenten arieg8onIeibe
bier IN elmer 8erianntlung, 0aB feiu
@runo our @efabr borIiege, ouB
oura 3eidnungen Der @eIomarft
BON Den our ACKNOWLEDGING oeS
4uslanobanoels nod Dem Griege en-
foroerliden 6onos eut6IOBt peroen
mlroe. 8ie gteidSbant babe inn 3lt.
inmnenbmg NIT Der gar5en oeut-
i6au 9onftpelt bereits cinen groB-
5iigi9en 8lnn ausgeorbeitet, nm au
ariegsoarIeben8itilfe 9arleben 81
6eipiQigeH, 10 0aB Der unoebeuren
4nfor0erlmg an aapital, meIfe
tpabriAetulih nadl Dem Jrieoens
idIuB eintreten Deroe, gariigt tper.
Ben tonne. 8i3enomiraL 9e6bing.
bau8 beriiherte, 0nB Der idranfan-
Ioie Sotfboottrieg better iei nis 6ie
Grbolttng 0es 6rie0en8 nit Den
Ser. Staaten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
dpifpirIiner etrtil.

Sobn Bees rno g9m. Aoienolu
boben i5ren Gtreit iiber Oie 8e3cb.
lung bon elmer ouf bier Goanrs fd
6etnufenoen 2eibItoa Hchnung adt
Sabre lang in Den @eritten nusQe.
tampft uno oieielbe Dem b6fIten @e.
ridtsbof SIR Gntihei0ung %unterbrei.
tet. Ga8 Staatsobergeridt bat nun
Bees Elm 3abtungsurteil ION $172
8ugeiprohen mo giooicncp bat oil.
Ber0eln .0ie geiomten @erid)tstolten
81 trogeti, Die iih i'm gan5an aui
$500 belaufen. @am0B ben nntli.
den often oieie8 Sales, cigrcte
Sees in 1908 cn 8fero in Goicnons
2aibitaa. Gr CAB 5u, bob er &oic.
nom 3Diiheu So mo "a i6uloete,
un0 Ietterer baoniprudte etro SIS.
Roienorp ermirtte eireu garidtlihcn
8eihIo0nabmebeicbl ouf 0os 8icr0,
Dos er fnuite. Bees mon0te fd an
Die @eridte um0 nod oftiGbrigcm
4ro3eBfilbren lit Der Streit MN mo.
eutIAie0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
500 bclaNenc hchlcns
Dde9cns In Ontapd!

Die @ereinigten aIlibs iiir Ser.
beiierunaen BON Omaha baden in
@%rfobrung gebrodt, oaB IT'D nif ben
Omaha 8obngeleiien 1900 beInoene
&oblenpngeons beiin0en INN Der
abIa0umg barren in Die Shuppen
Der GoblenbGnDler. Sn Der Office
Oes 5tootfommiiidrS Summed iano
geitern o6enO cine 8"eriammIunG BON
gertretern oiries allibs itott uno Der
9efretar Iuuroe ungGnieleu, ginen
Brief on Den glabrungsmitteIfont.
miiiQr SCORER olts5uorbeitet, in mel.
dem oeiien gufmerfiamfeit nidt mir
auf bic bier berrihenoen GohIen.,
ion0ern aud olf Die Brciie bon
8rot, Sdlub5eug un0 an0ere geGurf.
mile aelentt mar0en ioa. Sin Geo.
tter erfl6rte in Der @erialmlIung.
oaB Die 9fegterling 3ipar Die @ei3eu.
preiir feitgeiebt babe, ober Dies babe
nod feline @ero6ieBung Der grot.
preiie berbeiqeiiibrt. Die bereinigten
molIen cine GrtlGrling odfiir
5aben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
Gefcltrei6en auf
feinSlidbc utsl6nSer!

8en gorf 27. Sept. Gin.
u~aoneuu3ig Gattihe sic bon Ser
3egieutng oI5 anerifnfeiu6Ii6 De.
trodtet neroen. Uur6cn bier Der.
9oftet IND ouf Gifts Jslan0 In
tcrriicrt 3ie 2cute mer0au ibater
0erb6rt ner6en. 3citere @erbai
titngcn lUer0en bor9euonnen Der.
Sen.
G6ica8o q. Gent. 9reaS.
ge5orena. Die nitt i'm geii9e BON
Ediier iino melde i9nen Da5 ge.
treten Don berbotonen 3onau qe-
Itatten touroen 8eidnglid emse3o.
gen. Gs miro be1oiiDtet, nab
10000 Jremoge6orene nidt regi
witriert imo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
BMl0aricns pcrtrcfer
iibcr Scn lsric0!
&uIaarieu bcoanert nidt, NIT ben
3eHtralmGdlten grmeinianic
SadJe gemadjt 81 BabeH.

8aibington. 81. SEPT. Ser
bieitge blll9atiide @eion0te bat ei.
mem &ertreter Der llniteO Greb beutc
elm Snterbtetp gerpa6rt. in melheui
or foIgen0es iogte: n9ulgatien bate
beim @intrttt in oen ariaq Elm Gin.
5iGes 8iel I'M Iuge, ndmIih Die 98ie,
0e~rero6erlIng Der 8obrltoibo, D}a5e-
oonicn5 un0 EeiIe Ser6ieu5, bic ibnl
in uugercdter @eiic ndbren0 0e5
9dltunfrieges un0 nab Dem Ser.
trag bon 1870 gelnmHten. Bulge.
rten batte gera0e feline beion0cre
gorliebe fir Die 3entrolmddte. 0rnn
nod Dor tuenigen 5abren log es nit
Den &iirfen i'm Sample. Wis Brci5
berIongte 9ulgarien 0ie Iie0erber.
nu8gabe ienes @ebiets, Oo5 i5m
redtmGBig geb6re. 4rdiioent @il.
ion ielbit bat iih ia fir 5~eitietung
Der onationaIen Bret5en" ertlGrt
8ulgarieu bate ii6 iieber Der.
aaIierten ongeihloneh 1ber Die pm
ibnen a%eitellten 9e0inauuaen emit
iproden uidt ben 4nforoerunqen.
8illgarien5; mon molIte DOR alien.
3tn9en Serbien @ebiets3utuan5 5u
ipredlet. 8utgnrjen5 4ltihiitcrgr1
ii0elt bate Den @lilerteu iognr Der.
iprohen, odB Die btlgnriihe 4rnec
iunerbaIb "a Stun0en rad 4nnoll.
me Der bul9ariihen 8eOmglmgen
aui aonitantlnopel muridiaren mir.
be.
8eutihlanos 9e0ingurqeu nuren
obne &or6ebalt. Ore 1o6ru0ida mo
9}a5a0ouien loute ms 3ufo1en. 8ir
ihloiIeu inns DEN 3entrolmGdten an
nidt neil mir 6a3p 9e3lDuitgen ma.
rem ionoeru meil mir 6 frciuiQigI
10 mollfen.
Sect 90 gulQorien Dos @euitnid
te CREDIT Bat. lit Is bereit, 5rie0eu!
5u idlieBen. 2ieics bat fem 6jcrin. |
gcrer ols guLQQriens NduiIterprdii.
oent Raooslamon gcduBert. 9ulda.I
riea bot fem S5ltereiie in Der Grim.
0i1g zines grnBen INSTRUMENTATION
8eides, mie es iid Gci1hlau6 |
trdumt, orln uidt ON clnen RcgicI
r1lnasmediel in 2Gltidlan6.
8is6er BADEN miera Qrniem uidt
IN Granfretdl gegen Grar5oien un0
gef0mpit mo mcroen es
aud nift tun. meni1iteus 70.
bel ME ih oaBon mejf. Cas 3u.
ionmenge9en Qulgaricns NIT 0etl
gttttantatltcn iii bon nleiner Sic.
ME bc0auert moroen. 8ir
CREDIT mos mir anitre6ten ~
@cbietc bic iett buigariib iin0 tmo
e5 BON Jeber maren.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
SriteA wie0er
ans 3oaaebefe
DinanSgcwOrfen
Bic bsmiide artileric siuiuat iie.
one erUberte Bebiet preis-
snge6Cn.

dait Der britii6eu 3el6armee.
RI. Sept. Seute nadmittug er.
offnete bic oelitide g~rtiIerie alf
oas BON ben 8riten eroberte Ger.
rain mo oie 0rtihaft 3ome6efe
Elm oerart beftiacs @ranotfeucr,
Dab Die 8riten I'M 9lbihuitt 6as
4ilgels go. 40 SUN Giid8uq ge.
3lUlutgen ipm0cn. Ser 3onnebefe
9nbnbof befinoet iid iebt mie6er in
@dnoen Ser 3eatideH. Ser gr6b.
te Eei[ oes auBerbalb bon Some.
bpfe befinoIiten @etdnoes d6er be.
finoet lid nod INNER in Sen @dns
ben Der @riten.
Auh an0er0rts e%r8panqen Die
Geutiden our6 ungeititme @egen-
ongriffa grfoIge; in0eiien maren
0ieIelben MIR lofaIer Art. Ger
8in8eig Sol uno 0n5 Bale Salts
bradlfen fe in ibrer @efDalt.
@rgDl 1no Slt6erluno Sod
Timber. bic iiber "a 9hlnoen lana
Don ibrem 9aupttorp5 o6geidnit-
ten mnren, fpltr0an 0urd eiuen
0oritoB britiider Gtreitfrafte elt.
feet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
Uni Dem redten N,cac.

Die StoOt 0mobo cignet 70.
nit Ole Noiiermerfe, f09rt eincn
itaOtiihen g}arft, uno manu Giles
at qebt. mer0cn mir aud bolo
ita0tiidje aoblenbofe mo ionitige
m|uni8ipale Ginrihtltngen 6obcn.
Gieier dniift iaciut aud gnmnlt
al fem Der ms and nod
cine itdbtiite Gisonitott in als
iiGJt felt. Sumner ~horDortsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
UortRcliffe warnt
DOT ~Srie6enstramm!

4tlaatic Gin q. s. 27. 5apt
-2or0 g~}ortbcliffe hielt bier beute
nodmittog Dor Ser aonbentton Der
4rnerifaniiden 9aiters Niioeiati.
on cine Ieioenidoitlide gie6c. IN
Welder er at eileu ieitan 13ltian1s
menbaItcn Ddbrcn0 scr arie9s0au.
er rict. Ser &unnc nutb 3er
idmettcrt meroel", io9te er. .Gns
llebel, Dos er geidQfieu, mus Ter
nidtet mcroen. un0 0o5 foHn man
mir init 5ta6l mDf 6em 5hlodt.
fel6e uno 5ilberfugeln ouf Dem
&eltnlarft nm. Ballet inns oieies
Dem @olfe tlar por QHaen iil6ren
AH0 Der Sie8 lit uuier.~
o@ir iiu0eu belte 8Di'da 6ent
aaiier, ben 9yuilfern ua6 benz 6elt.
iden @olfe cine bemerfensnerte
@intgfeit. Gie Observation-Disclosures
.bdlfhiie IN 9eutidlauo mo Ccter.
reid-llngaru fin0 6cltte better, ME
81 ir8eHO eiuer aa6eren 3eit oes
4rieges.
QH Der 6rort lit Bic 9~ertei6igung
leidter ME Der 4ugriff; Ole 6lrnnen
DdbIen bort oos 2estere; ite BADEN
Die Strait our Suitiotibe Oerloren
ie ipnren ober and fire Qrafte ouf.
2tua finaH5iea ino tie nidt i6leht
aeiteGt. 8ie 9eutiden no6nen IN.
nerbalb eines areiies. SIR @el0
fommt INNER Die6er 3llrild. mo.
@elo iii in oieiem artege Elm @aupt
faft0r.
Sd bdbe aacs gertrnueu gum.
amerifaniihen 8olf mo criDorte
0aB Is Die @eI0 sariegsIaiten trngen.
miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
iEeine gabe6anbtfder, 29c

8roBe, i6mere 8aoebon0tuher
NIT bitbi6er goronre, tuelde
leiht feblerbaft, 6reitog MN csc
Sii6tader, St00
Iiihtitfer ais q~Ldn8eu6eH "a
matt, itarf, 9emiidta giuitcr, 2
GARD lang, geiGtmt II. ae.
brauds fertig. 5reitag mir S1.OO
g8aidjitoffe, sc
Reihlide ql1lspabl bon &aid
ifoffefb ciuidlieBlih 3imities. ga
tdte, MIN. Sp8ialpreis fir
Jreitag. Der g)nr6 MIR. Sc
Mnslinreite, 15t
398oa. ungebIeidte Sbeeting
Musftn aeIte fir 4oIiteriiber5itge
tm0 9eidumte 8ettiider, ftart ge-
fUebt. 2dngen bon i biz 10
gar0s, MIR 5reitag, garo. 15f
SeiSenreite, Soc
@roBe @ruppe BON Set0eure-
item, einfah un0 fein, 6oularos
5offeto5, Meiioline ufp., az
BIS s GARD Stiide. 5rei,
tag Der 9oro .......5 9c
gHrgef Fan Gp.-1nnu stairs siore,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
streif nimntt IN.

Qortlmo, Greg, 81. Sept.
Sic Sfreif 5ituation tn SEN bieIi.
gen Sdiffsbaub6fen ideint it'd
cher 8u berihIimmern. aI8 at Der.
Neiiera. Ginige Der Sdufs6aa66fc
beriudlte man beute NIT 9tidzltui.
onIenten in @etrieb gu ieBen unt
Dies bate str 6oGge, 6aB Die ar-
better BON bier lpeitaren @0fen an
ben Streif gingen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
IbGecrSnctct 5cflin
erbcbt Bei6ulSiomno!

&oibington, q. sept. - Reprdi.
6efGn, 4labnmd, berlaugta helte oie
iofortige G%rneaultng eine8 @ousto-
mites. Dor melhem or geQeu 91it-
glieoer oe5 anngreiies 4uflageu er.
beben faru Die ieiuer @leinlmg nod
unIoDdl aeban0elt bQben.
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griefpapier, anrton lac


8riefpapier In herihieoeneu
4li9fiibrlnger1 bon otIge6rode-
nen 4oIterL iii elmer @rup-
pe aorton ............. 14f
8paiaer Ecrtalc, t615e
9nnfelbIau NIT fieiHen Sign.
ren1 aar5 bor5iqIid fir sous
fielder geeignet. SIR 5rei-
ta9, Ter 9or0. 1880
Gei6cn goplin, CSC
Sn allen heliebtan 17arben So
3oa ipeit, fiir 8rtu3eBtlais
Der, 5pe8iaI am Greitag fir CSC
@emiidte Bidder
Cine erobe 4n5aaI bon merit
rpaen githern. biele 0abon I'M
@eifenfsalisgabe. 4ae Unter bab
Gen Ereis.
&apier, 6 GDaen, 25c
&nhspapier 81 Spe3iolpreiieu
Treitnq i'm Conn Gtairs
Store. 6 Goaen fir. 25c
Taiftadcr, Stid &c
Nlif9ait @aidhider, qroBe
Aserte fir 6reifaa, Gtiid. &c
Nassfktaiai9 Gs-9oiva stairs stsre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27
MgA teine Ginianna eraieIt.

ae0 Gofs Ga, y. Sept.
Die 0ci6lUoreuW I'M Giaisea Writ
Iior0 4ro5c6. melde itber oa8
Sdi4lol pes 4ageflngten, gBCn O..
5. aa.p, sin antidei0en bober iiao
nod in eeratlng ln0 e iii moq
lidb ooB iie iid oIf eiaen 0aGr
lpru9 elm9et Der0en.
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Nm6nlans 81. a6 nadl qonispiae

Gas SWaGo 4mbnlau3 gatail.
Ion er9ieit 8cicbl sur 9breiie nod
louisville Stu, mo miro bette
oben6 nm hal6 7 llbr Die 3eiic
nod Dem reuen 9Gtimmungsort
ontreteu Sod elmer oortielbit or.
balteneu 4ltsbilolng miro oo5 go-
toiaon nod 5rantreid geianot
mer0eu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27

Ole erite 8erbaftlng atf 0en
20. Snr.8en @riin0an erfoIgte an
Mittmoh nnfmittag, aIs s.
Sing in bic &a1t6e Ser &oIi5ei
gertet. bic ibu Ger Grunfenbcit
be5idtigta.
a9dngt midi" i6rie Sing.
obangt midi an ben ndditn IeIe-
gtapben74foitan!'
Beruft erd BET Gintauien nuf
bic n&ribune".
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knrniral iett in
pcMcilt Oan0e!
9cindsrrforS:
SeinhsrrforO
1917 1916.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-27

a%lniiifi5ierte an5ei9ed IN Der
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-24
ARMY AND NAVY IN
KANSAS CITY GAME

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 24.-Camp
Funston's powerful football team and
the eleven from the Great Lakes naval
training station meet this afternoon at
Association park. Five special trains
brought nearly 5000 soldiers from Camp
Funston. Special cars brought sailors
from the shores Of Lake Michigan by
hundreds.
pat" Smith, former Michigan player,
was the leader Of the sailor boys and
Paul Wilmington, former Harvard star,
captained the soldiers.
The lineup:
Army. Navy.
Camp Funston. Great Lakes N. T. S.
Denney (Brown). =. .Loucks (Michigan)
Left end.
Rowley (West Point. 10. Allen (nlinois)
Left tackle.
wilmington (Harvard) Robbins, (Mo.)
Captain.
Left guard.
Hammond (Kan.) :. .Pottinger (Wis.)
Center.
Schweiger (Colo.) go. .Lasswell (Tex)
Right guard.
Garside (Colo) Blackjack (Mich. Ago
Right end.
Clark. w. X. Colo. C)....McCauley
(Geneva)
Right end.
Beck (Nebr) $50. Councilman (Wash.)
Quarterback.
Clark, Potsy Qll.) johnson (Pittsb'g)
Left half.
Lindsay (kan) ..... Raymond (Mich.)
Right half.
Lewis est. LOUSY. Smith (Mich.)
Fullback.
CAPTAIN
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-24
THE CRIMES
OF GERMANY
CONTINUED from Page Four)

it. The N. C. O.. the captain. the ST.
lesian public. the whole German nation
were delighted to see this abominable
story of murder and shame appear in
the paper under the heading, "A Day
of Honor for our Regiment"
Let us quote, to show the mental
make up of certain Germans, the
conditions in which Captain Coustre OF
the One Hundred and Eighth and
Captain Lesourd of the Ffftieth met
their deaths. They were wandering
over the battlefield where the enemy
had been repulsed. They heard a cry
for help. There was soldier in one
place and an officer in another who
asked for drink. They stopped and
leaned over them to give them a drink
from their TASKS when the wounded
men blew their brains out.
(To Be Continued.)