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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
pnItcr Sd6dfcr II. Sraii
Is Jabrc pcrbciratct!

Trritna mieOerbolte iif gum %.
Mole iener 3oq. OIL pelfcln Ser
Gaitor 5fdfer ieiner liebeusmiiroi.
aen 5rou Die Sano gum 2ebensbun.
Sc rcidtc, unO Nicic @~eIegenbeit
unbnlcH tie piclcn @iitqlieoer Der
@cmciuoe 0cS @oitor9 mohr. DEM
Stbclpoar beion0cre Gbruugen 5utctl
pcrncn 81 loiicn Inter Der Sei-
trnq hcr 9~lutsbril0gr 8oitor 5hd.
fers-0er 8oitoren (5rober bon SO.
gluiis uno Stcqer pon &lnttSmoutb
ionO obenos in Dem nit 9lume1
hllbIb geidmiidten @otteSbauie al
Scr "a. un0 Button Ctr elm Set
qottcsoicuit itatt bet meltem @0ltpr
@rober cine prohiiae &coe RieIt
mo Dem Sllbrlpuor nolJcus Der @es
llciu0e Elm @eIogcidcnt iIberrelhte
Bel 0ieicr @elege1belt Ocrmies Der
8reOiger aud nuf Die bCrrlide gtit'
Qrbelt, meldle bic 6rou &aitorln III.
rem Manne in icinetu hcbren 9crl
qelcinet bottc. Sat IS Sohrc lang
lit Goitor 5dGicr IN Cmnba totig
qcncicn mo icine Grbeit bat rgifli,
die 5riihte er3ielt.
9lad benz @ottes0icnit faH0 i'm
observation-disclosures Der @emeinoe
Elm QcnliitIihes geiiaumcuicin ltntt
oic WtitglieoCr oes 6r%alteHoerctns
batten iir oos leiblihe @oblergeben
0er @ditc in ollsgiebiger @ciie Cor.
ae getrager. Gem Ssa6eIpadre nat
troqIi9 uniere ber5ahiten @lltd
munihe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
1l6er Sas lit ia
san5 tfcrtRtcrlic9''!

Qon0ou, 0. Suni. - 7rei @ene.
raIftobsoffi5icrc mur0en getotet ii.
Scr aaiicr ielbit entgilg mir NIT
fnappcr 9tot Dem So0e ais ein
.6ritiider 6ieqer bor fur3cm 0eu
@abn5oi 3u @Jbent nit 8onben Be-
mari 60 mcI0et cine gmitcroam
Gepcidc Der Grhouge Gelegrapb 60.
iii 9on0on. 6iuoenbnrQ, @enerol.
itabshef Der 4rnlee, Bring @iteI
5rieorih uu0 eine groBe @n8abl 81.
f3iere pcs 8cneralitobe8 befnu0en
ii6 in Der geqlcitltug 0as adiiers
God fonen auBer oen orei 9anann-
ten Gffi5icrct ole init benz bloBen
5dreden 0abon. (0ot iih mas
Ge4tihe @euerolitabler, bic tdglifl
bom ShIahtn0onner unltoit mer
0elt un0 Dor eth poar hmlpjgeu
6lieqerbonben erihreder. llCbrigens
hoben Ste chUas nnberes 3l fun, ais
init Dem aoiier, Ser olth niht Ser
ieiner 3cit it, I'M 2an0e berum5u
gon0eIng
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Q[ns ben gcbrn neidieNrn.

Su iHrem 8eim 2239 Hor6I. 10.
Ctr. mirbe 3reitog Trou aat6erinc
Ggqerling. Mitnc ocs beritorbenen
4eter Gggcrling I'M Sitter BON Sc
Snbreu pom &o6c o~bbcrufen. Gle
Gntinlafene melde fe odgemeiner
4dtltug erireute, miro bon bier
Iodteru uno 3uri 5o6nc1, bon DC.
nen cine. 6rou 4nna Sobnion in
Cmaba mobnt II. bic nbriqan III
Soma, tetrouert. Sic 9eeroigung
fin0et Sonntog nobmittoq 2:30 rom
I~rouerholie olts oltf benz 6oreit
gopn 6rieobof itatt. @err 8oitor
u. z. 1tto miro bic Seihcnpre
6i9t bnlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Die S~ransm6nncr
miiiicn Pa0rc l0iicn!
branSSfihe Gtrllnnsen in einrr
TruHtansbebnnag bon iat
2 allumetrrH seitlrmt,

Berlin, .. SUM. - Gos oeitibe
0riegsamt melDete scitern Don Der
Jrcnt oes oeIltiden aronprin5at.
aur3 nnd)0em meoerrbeiuiide JiI.
Iilipre ans fran3ohihen 5dan5cn on
Der StrdBe Qinpn. SonD mad orbit
tertcn &nn0gemengc cine ar5abl
bnn @eioHgenen eingabrudt mo bic
2ulmprfionlfeit 6e5 6eiuoes AMI Sic
len Abidnitt gelenft batten, erariis
fen Geilc unicrer Maininger. San
n~oDeraner, Sdlesmig oollteincr unn
8ronocnburger Regule1ter aut frii.
ben Mlprqen 9eitt pom ocn feinO.
lifen SteIiutgen otf Den Ghonl.t
Des Games. iiNlit @argn1 6iloln,
in elmer 5rontmlsoebuung bon nabe.
al Sfpci ailontetcru. 8irfltngsDoll
llttcrititt non uHIerer arttaerte,
ben M|tmeniuerfern uno 5licgeru,
un0 begleitet bon Den &iouIeren
un0 Sruppen ocs Z. 5turubatdil-
Ipng, 0as iih IN Sen Iebtcn @odea
beionoers 1%llsge5Cihnet Bat, erober-
ten Die Gompognieu trob 6es 5abct
feinoIihen 98i0rriton0as aIlc i5uat
5uaeuieienen s3iele, @egen BITE qe.
f%0onnenc Sinie rittcte Der 6einO
ipater beftiae 6eiermeaen uo tar
fe @egenanariiie, bic biz III Die
ipate 9odt 0nuerten uao idnltlial
0bgeihlagen mur0cn.
unicre Srappen lieiertcn on Sc.
fnngenen Ia Gffi8ierc uH0 5f3
@iarm eth. @s murocn eire BIC
bnIberfnnone. Is 0}aihmcugeidiise
uto mebrere @raaataHlperfer erbcl
tel.
Sn 2uftfdmpfen mttroen adlt bri.
fiidje aeroplnue o6geihoHeu, 0doou
elmer bon 2eutnout BOB, Ser 0dnlit
leinen "a. 2uftiieg erra1l8,
artd griten miro 6cimaclcudtet.
gerll1, uber S0n0on, 8. SurlI.-
9ns ariegsomt ntel0ete beltte nod
mfttag bon Der britiiden 6roat;
Stride britiide @ngrtffe 5u beioen
Seiten Des gpern-Gomines aoriaIs
bradten Den 9riten feinerlei 3or-
teifp eth. Ger 9o0engeiDint Den
bic GngI1r0er BEL i6rem @oritoB
eegell unierer Gteainqen ON Soi-
Dies 5luB 3a ner5eihnen hatten. ging
ihnen pie9er Durf eiren iiegrcihen
@rgriff ~iilierericifs berloreu; mir
haben Die gritel1 olts Dem goriseit
hon ibnen eroberten @eldnoe nie0er
bertfieben.
Son Ga 9aIiee aanu( bis sum
Selliee 1IuB nabm ods @efeft ge.
ra obero mie0er oil @eftigfeit
lit. Gor00itlih bon @ermeles, iu0-
lih non 2oos ur6 oitlia BON Groi.
Icaes. griffpn itorfe feinolide 1b.
tailungen mie0erbolt aber bergebliA
It'll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
35 Eafiieridcine ansaeitrQt.

Bis 5eltte morgen hntten iih IS
beige 9idtbitrger oentider 30.
funit Qaiiierideine bonn 8nn0es.
marihaa ou8lteaen IoIien, INN in.
uerbalb elmer hnlben MeiIe bon Sort
Groof, Sort Gmoba ODER Dem Guar.
tiermeiiter 3epot, Gde %. un6
6itorb StroBe, pobnen p6er arbei.
ten gu t6nnerL ooer oieie @egenoen
poiiieren al 6irien. Seute lit Der
Iette Iermin. Die Office 6es Mlar.
ifoIs i'm 4oitgeb1uoe lit Bis fiebcn
llbr geoffnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
tabcn
fait Srci 1liiHicncn
1llamn G~efanecnc!

amiteroum. is. 9fui. (aorreipons
bent Der aiio5iierten 9reiie) -
Den offi5ielen oeuti6en 8erihten
5lfolge baben Die 3entralm1dte iait
3 9}iQiouen Miaun @cfangene qc
modt. Sn Geutihlouo befiuoeH iidl
1890 1871 arieasgeianGene, oarlm
fer t7474 Cif8ierc in Gciterreid
1889. 055; in gltlgorien 67,5S2; in
Ser Gurtei %, SOB. Ger 9tationoIi.
tat uah befinoen i'd in oentihcr @e.
faH9euidofe t212,0O7 Huiien 367s
t24 6rau5oieh 25,S79 Gerber, TO-
t57 GltHoneA 33.t29 9riteL A.,
435 9eIgier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Grdalten Gin gemtdien.

81 q. Iitder, bis air GtnoerIei.
blmg non GIorente in Omaha 8ilr
qerHeiiter 6es Sto6tdlens, bot cine
SteIe ols 8ormorm lit Dem ftdoti.
lfen 5trn6en 1epartement nom
StaotDatrr qorfs er6aItcil. geter
gbriitenien, Der bisheriqe GtraBen.
fommiii1r in oGui ebeufaqs elmer.
leibten 5td0tfen 8cHion, miro bic.
ielbe Steauug beibebaIterL oesgLei.
den Die bi5berigen oortigen 9oIi3i,
item =. s. 6ugbes mo Sobn Grit.
80. y. 1hpmpion miro Glert in
6lorcnce iein, no Elm 3peig Ser
ltdotii6en 8ermoItnng eingeiesi
miro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
6am6nra, ia. l6erflntet.

tDoHI Der Miiiouri ME Der 9dibuos
6otnn 6luB itn0 bier iiber sic llier
qetrcten uno habeu mehrcre tauicu0c
9tder 1ntter Naiiet geiebt ulo iic
oernidtet. Sier in 6ombira iteht
oo5 &nier teIlfpeiie rs ied)s Sui
Bod. lIeber fjnf8ig 6omilien mllB
ten tire &diiier pcrlofcn mo bel
h~ilisbereiteu 9iIrqern Cbooh neb.
men, Ger 16i0hrige Stonlen Shit
en- ertranE ols iein 9iahen fcrtcr,
IL. 5eH @egleiter Qaul 5ntit1
fonHte ijh an einem @ioiten bal.
ten, bis er aerettet mcr0ra fonute.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Gmprea shrntcr.

Gia 6atDaier aealafi uno aaimio.
Ia bilnen cine 2ouptottroftion Der
eriten @%ptea6dlite Gs ftno 0rel
Banner unO 5mei 5raiten uno lire
Son8e iino bodit aro3ios mo interei.
liant. Sane Barber INN sSeromc
sSadion tretcn In Der bumoriitiiden
St33e a9totbiua Seriou5 - Suit
Mirt6 ono Ulelo6p" ouf, Oos Gubli.
finn britat Dor 2nden. Ole Getting
GaHpbeq8 bnIten oos 4ltbllfum boil
tig gefongen uno bic befannte Gar,
Itelerin gillian @olfers eriheint in
oeH g~Sanael6ilo aSoQn IN a 6urrD~ {.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
antiapnifriptipniitrn per6afEet.

gg0dr Gapios, Sd. 0. sum.
Glf Go5inllTten nno S1mpat6iiierer,
melde an Der 41tf aonifriptious.
f1ftpogne hetciligt marar, mur6en
hedte perbaTtet uno banu gegen
je fafIen0 Collars giirgihnit frei-
gelaileu bis 5lta &er1or Inter
1elf @erhnftefea beiin0en iih 8b.
IdfieE Aon 6reanau. 4aitor Der
go SouIs unitorier Stride, Gbarles
O. GoDEor, Mitglieo beg SaUlra-
te na0 aHoere. 8pgi 8erbaftnt.
gen fteben nod 1T Alsiidt, 0aruflier
0lgieuige zines I'M galiBeu SanOe BE-
fnlnlien SDSialilteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
lfeberiaaeH Appfllefe.

8pei liigea0iide @an0iteH betra.
fen Sfeitue abeil0 nod 5ebu llhr Die
4ntrld apothefe. Ode "a. nao 5e.
srar0 Ctr. mo taten ais ob tie RUM
Sen ludren, Bis lie ifd u%eraewgleri
hdfseL naB 9aeHano niclr nHueiele
mar Iattn ridteten tie lgre Ae-
roEuer off 0en Elcrt Miaiam nap.
mo er6eilieten 5ebu 10Aafs
1er QaoeiGfoiie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
l~srieesocl0bnis pom
S~tMccntcllsS clHGtcn!
@elubcn Slmt nuS Ginitnf 81 eiucm
iiearcidleH 6nbe Dos Sam
pies nuSnweHOen.

Stem gorf 8. SUM. - 9ll5 Ser.
treter bon Colleges in berihic0enen
geilen Ocs 2onoes foIleu i97 Ntit.
glieoer 0cs ,goaae Mems Sroining
Gorps" beren Snt1tditortier iifl
III geo. 10 g2cit A. Ct beiinoct.
elmer aufforoeutnd iere5 $nltrut.
ieltrs, Sept. q. q. Campbell. nod
mo uuter3eidnetcn iolgeHoes @e.
tobnis:
Bon Der ticfcn ucber3eugunq CT.
qriffcn, ooB Elm ocltider 5ieg
idredlifc unb uuoermciolidc Sol,
ocn fir bic frcieu G6lfer Der 8elt
udf iih 8iebcn miiroG; u10 ange.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
6erambtcs EinS als
Ccid9nam ~oefmnScn!

SprinaFielo, a1o, 9. SUM.
Ger 2eidnnn oes nm so. 9loi qe-
raiiFtrn Ia Monnta 1lteli ainoe$
5es Million1rs Sect muroe hente
nadHittoe in eincm aifaegeheuen
9rllnfen auf oem Grenibarp 4tfpe
fen gefun0eft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
GcetbGls erncnnf
nerle NHiitcntcn!

@aibiugton, Q. Stunt. - 8eneraI
@oet6ols e~rlonnte aritetle Der BON
ihm geitern i5re5 3ieuites entbobe-
nen &. u. Guitis uno 3. s. Giorf
Oea Aonirnl $. s. araiienu 5uni
@ilfs @enerolleiter Der Gmergeucn
5leet Corporation rno Samuel 2.
Suffer gum berateaoen 5ngutiGlr
oerIelbcH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
g9ebiter Sim fnnft ariens6pnbs.

@ebner Gin Ga, 8. SUM. II
8e6iter GitD lit Die erite StaOt in
soma uno bie1eidt i'm gon5en 2an-
be, neIde aus Der ltaotiihen aaiie
gum Qnfaui BON Bombs Der
Notwithstanding beniaiqte. Ger
beifloB ndmlid, $4,000
in oer 6reigeitsanleibe an5ulagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

ferner. fiir Den 6all, onB oie Gndc,
fiir Die i'd oieies mem @el0bnis
made. m1breuD meincr 2~ebeusdeti
niht por1errihen ioIlte, nleiner
Sobuen uno Sodtcrn ben @eilt her
crbcn weroe, Der mid iebt beieeE
unO fortfnbrcn miro mid au BEIGE
len BITS elm iiegreifIer drieoe &c
modt lit. 9ies @elobnis beoelIfet
ooB, iopeit i'd IN 9etroht font
me, Der ariea, III Dem iDir inns Jet
bciinOen. ME en6en iod. oitseenonr
men nit eincm Siege fir otc Satt
mcines 9anoes."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Gnol6no crb6lt mie6cr
$4,000 eepulnpt!

@%Qibingfon 8. SUM 9ie
Ger. Staafeil haben bellte Der cttaIi
ihen Regiernaa meitere $75,0 900
borgeItredt.
Mud Serbien erbieIt SIS 100000
geborgt moourdl bic 5unme Der
bsber Oen aIiterten a~eliebcncn 4e.
tEdae auf 1923 100000 fetgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Gitcrba5u bilbet
ncMes 211inilterimml!

amifer6nn g.. Stunt ilber 9on.
bon. @iHer Gepeide aus guoa-
bet 5uf0lge Bat a6nig GarI ben
Grafen @iterbn3p init Der 8il0ung
zines neiien ungnriiden an6inetts
bconitraat @iter6a3p gPbort Der Il.
beraleu Hidjiltfig an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Die S~rcikcn5crtc i'm
1ilanaWa>S eepatk!

Greens g~hlitffapeae mir0 Conn.
toQ uadlmittug u10 abeu0 5reifoa.
5erte in oent pr1dtlgm QianmDa.
Seepdrf in Council 9Iufis 9eben,
oie iid oils aroBe 4n5icbungstrait
crDciien i%olltet. nigr iol8ea Die
@rograunle:
gtodmittags.
I. March-The Glory Of the Yankee
Navy-Sousa.
2. Master Melodies for light operas
-Roberts-Safranek
3. Serenade (Solo for Cornet)-Dr,
A. p. Laird-Schubert.
4. Overture on Slavonic Melodies =
It'll.
S. Amerinda-An Occidental Incid-
ent-Lee o. Smith.
6. Waltz from the Red Mill-Her-
bert.
I. Medley Selection Of Old Songs
Lake.
9. Selection Of Latest Song Melo-
dies-Von Tilzer.
10. March-The Union Forever
Scoutton.
9l6ettog.
/. March-The Pathfinder Of Pana-
ma--Sousa.
2. Selection-opera Mile Modesto
Herbert,
9. Popular Song Nunber-They're
wearing EN- higher in Hawaii
Chapiro Bernstein.
4. Overture Orpheus-Ofenbach.
5. Loose-Lucas-A Trombone Novel
ty-Losey.
6. Potpourri Of present day song
hits-Chapiro Bernstein.
Z. Valse-My ~Drean-Waldteufel.
8. Intermezzo-The Mermaid Of the
Nile-Hein.
9. Pilgrim Song OF Hofer-Batiste.
10. Patriotic March-Ihe Old War
rior-Barnard.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
Daniels tuarltt Dor
Gartarcnnad6rid6tcn

@ai6iugton, Q. Slni.- Dtarine.
icfretar Daniels bot betlte cine @nr
ming erlaiieu. allen g}afriftan, Die
9e5uq oltf 5eetdmpie 5lniihen oue-
rifoniifen mo oeutihen Stiffen b.
Ben mo nift aus offi8ieaer 0ueae
|Itan1uteh teinen e,iaubeu 81 idere
fen. gr 6eripridt, horfommenoeH
6nIles allies 9ettau beriGtgn 8u mol
len
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
uc0 Gin GctrciSei6iff
an Srankrcids hIitc!

@ai6ington. Q. Slmi. -2os Ma.
rineoepartement melOete beite nod
mittag, ooB Elm tueiteres aHerifunt.
Ifes @etreioeihiff in fron8oiiiden
8epdiiern ei~ngetroffen fei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

Der Gegiitrierunesttog perliei
rllbie; 70 rlbig foit. iuie Elm bldn
er Sonntoa neil bis Q nbr 9l6en0S
Die a9eoeiiterung4 fehIte.
9fooiebeIt ipri9t iid fir hos
5tuoium Der Inteiniifen 9prodp
lit bod NIT ieinem ca
tein au grtoe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
G~cuoc6Orsne er6aften ariegs6onos.

2Llen ueiet Aeltbilraern. ipelhe
beute 3Itnt eriten 0ole ibr Gridei.
men in Gmobd madten, mur6e gleid
bel ihreu Gii1tritt in oos 2eben
cine freltoiqe ueberraidung 3uteil.
bic ite aaeroin9s ~porlduiig faum at
milroigen miiien mer0en. sic en-.
bielten ndruiid ie etnen Bono Der
5rieoersonleibe iii @06e Don flint
.3ig 8pIlars. BIS glittne hatten itdl
bereits fIfrf g-icronfommlinge 0urd
lire eltern sur ent9egennahme Der
ariegsbonos gcraeloet. Giuer inter
i6nen erbielt, moH 5nm Ganf, BEN
ihonen 9amen 8iaiam 0c2looo
6ar0en-niflt ettpa GIN Sohn non
Mfarimilian Snr0eu non Der n3u.
funit" I'M -8erlm-pabren0 cine
fteine &eItbnraerm ben 9ianten
eleanor a2ibertng 9hmn SoDtea
fuhrt. -Gcifutndiadc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
80 ALONG beiimmtln iareib.

05dl glanDe DeftlhHIJ lateiul
Sri. GIoro Arobam BON @aDlor6,
glinn., ab1ttc meiHe Mutter niht &c.
iaqt: aQaBt ms einn1l 5orti's Al-
~penfr1uter probieren@ id) bate mid
elmer Operation meaen appendicitis
unterDerfcn miliieL 0enn bes 9lr5tes
We0i3in monte mir Hd)t mebr bel.
fen. 5orni5 Mpeutrmlter lit aus.
~gc3eiGlHet; a. bat meme @eluno'
beit mie0er boaig b~ergeiteat. SHi,
ner miener bort mnH oerartige
9eugniiie fiber Dies oItG 5%eiterprobte
aroutergeilmittel. llnglcih 1aoeren
Mepi5nien iii es nidt in apotbcfen
at baben, ioroern es miro 0ireft
ourh gofalnqeilten aelieiert. SOa-
ten 5ie fcinen 4eeaten in Sbrer
giadboridoit terner. 10 hrciben
Gle on. Ct. 8etqr 8obrHeg & Cons
Co. Gbieaso, So
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09

eliblt Moot lit in RuBIano auge-
fontmen bic 3eit miro lehren
Oh Oieier GeftsaIiuolt in oieiem
5dae Der reGte 4niDoH mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-09
0atien g8figIeu, urr0en uer6aiiei.

Der aonfmom s5oiepb arans.
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ben 5reitag in SAT- genommen.
neil lie III Den @eihdftslofalen ol-
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8erbor om &ontas freigelaiien.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21

incidentally, the Fisheries Bureau is trv-
ing TO persuade people to appreciate certain
sea-fOods which hitherto have been entirely
Ignored. If it is successful in its present
effort to introduce the small shark known as
'dogfish to popular favor (its meat being
quite equal TO codfsh), a valuable and cheap
contribution to our food resources will be
made. Dogish is already on the market in
pound cans Kat 10 cents) also dried like
Goldfish, and chopped fine Gin cartons) for
Goldfish balls" 1t is sold under the name
of tgrayfish.
The flesh of these little sharks is converted
into excellent "meat extracts" which have
not the slightest flavor of fish, and which
may be used as stock for soups. For this
purpose it is cut into small pieces, boiled and
filtered, evaporated to the consistency of mo-
lasses and seasoned. 1t is also dried and
otherwise "processed" to make a Fish
meal that is four times as nutritious as
beef. This meal has neither taste nor oder.
but when introduced into dishes as an in
gredient, contributes nutriment
There is also the devil fish, beloved by
Italy, but turned away from here.
Experiments abroad have proved that
whale meat can likewise be utilized for max
ing product indistingnishable from beef
extract. What shame il seems that a huge
anlmai like the hnback, weighing thirty
tons Should be thrown away after extract
ing the oil from its blIbber. when lis flesh
might be so prohtably turned to account for
human food
A newly introduced vegetable, the Judo"
or Japanese lettuce is already found in our
markets, and has been received with much
favor Likewise the "dasheen,' 4 another
novelty, obtained from the tropics, whose
huge starchy 'fcorms +" themselves GOOD IN
eat, are forced in the greenhouses of north.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
By RENE BACHE.

TOOD conditions brought about by the
war and the threatened dangers which
made necessary the creation of Food
commission have stimulated the United
States Government into an extraordinary
search for new and cheap things to eat
The experts have found many paIatable
and nutritious foods that hitherto have gone
to waste and which might be utilized There
are also sources of food supply which, while
not wholly neglected, have not been devel-
oped. Further, there many strange TO
us, food articles which are staples among the
nations abroad, but which through preiu-
dices we have never taken up. These include
not only strange and sometimes unpleasant
looking denizcns of the seas, but also small
mammals and birds.
One of the newest unexpected food sources
which the Government in forthcoming bull
letin. upon the subject, will advocate is wild
grass-or rather wild grasses There are
number OF these, 1t has been discovered, that
may be bred, improved and grown for their
seeds. Lest the idea of eating grass NAV
come with too much of shock, let u.s. re-
member that wheat, rye, barley and all our
other serial grain plants are only grasses
domesticated
Two grasses, broomcorn millet and grain
sorghum, introduced in this country few
ySoio hSo 40 .loidSe pants, are Already
grown on an enormous scale in the northern
plains region. They produce huge crops of
seeds-sixty bushels to the acre. The grain
sorghum ears weigh three or four ounces
apiece, and are masses of seeds.
These seeds are excellent for human food
Many farmers have found that they can be
converted into meal admirable for griddle
cakes and pancakes. AS grits, they furnish
a delicious breakfast food; or the grits NAV
be pressed into little cakes and used with
soup.
In Mexico has been newly found weed
Of bush-like form, taller than man, that
produces extraordinary quantities of little
white seeds 1t is thought that the latter will
furnish valuable breadstuff. when the
plant, which is kind of pigweed, has been
introduced into cultivation in the Gulf
States They were used for this purpose by
the ancient Aztecs, being collected and
stored in granaries as an emergency proyi
sion against famine
Who ever heard of eating prairie-dogs?
Yet, Properly cooked, they are delicacy.
In CoIorado, southern Texas, western Kan.
sas and western Nebraska they are found in
such multltudes as to be plague. WHY not
shoot and trap them for food? the Govern
ment asks. Muskrats, for the table are only
beginning to be appreciated, though, under
the name of "marsh rabbit they are COM
monty sold in the markets of Washington
Baltimore and Wilmington They multiply
much more rapidly than guinea pigs, and
when the marshy lands that produce them
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21

are properly protected, an incalculable num-
per OF them will be available for food as well
as for fur. 90 wen
Inc Government a few years ago import
ed l,Ioo reindeer from Siberia, for breeding
IN Alaska The herds derived from this
small beginning are increasing so rapidly
mat u Is reckoned that, at the present rate
OF OF, gain, they will number 100000 by 1910.
"hen there are 100000 one-fifth of the
iatter number can be shipped out of the Ter
ritory annually for meat.
For some time past the Department of
Agriculture has also had in mind a nlan for
fetching Glands from South Africa and breed.
ing them, under conditions of semi-domesti-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21

ployment of suitable apparatus. Thus for
example, there extends from Cape Cod 10
Cape llatteras a region of sea bottom which
though fairly swarming with valuable finnv
species, is not fshed at all Its annual crop
which might feed the whole population of
the United States, is allowed to go to waste
The area in question is almost literally
paved with founders of kind much better
to eat than those served as "filet of sole' in
our restaurants. Yet one never sees them in
the markets. Their mouths are too weak to
hold hook, and the only way to catch them
is to go after them with beam-trawls--a net
with mouth extended by an iron frame,
which is dragged along the bottom.
1917. by the Star Company. Great Britain Plight.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21

cation, on the plains of
the arid Southwest.
In this time of strug-
gle with the high cost
of living attention is
naturally turned to the
sea, which is a source of
food supply absolutely
ineXhaustible. No mat
ter how many fishes are
caught, those taken and
utilized for human
pro V e nder represent
less than one-tenth of
one per cent, it is reck-
oned, of the multitudes
eaten by enemies other
than man. In fact, the
percentage is so small
as not to be worth con-
sidering.
What is needed-ac-
cording TO the Govern
mentl Fisheries Bureau
is an extension of our
fishing enterprises to
new and as yet UNI
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-05
CALIFORNIA To
NEW YORK, AND
NOT 1 PUNCTURE

Among the many transcontinental
tours that have been brought to pub
lie attention this season, none has
originated more uniquely than the one
just completed by NJ. A. Jones, Of
New York. The trip was made from
Pasadena, Cal, to New York City,
as the result of a wager by Mr.
Jones that he could drive his Loco
mobile across the continent wiki Cal
ifornia air in his Goodyear tires. He
was to entertain a large group of
friends with an elaborate dinner upon
his arrival in New York, if any one
of his tires failed. His friends hope
fully (for themselves) predicted GRIEF
for his expedition, but. needless to
say, were disappointed, for Mr.. Jones
won his wager by making the entire
distance without one instance of tire
trouble. Goodyear Au-Weather treads
were used.