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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
Galtt9bccte terIeltkett
IL britii4c Sbiffc!
Die &erlnite SardD EanhbODte iia6
uieSeram iebr seitie9en.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
20, as required by the act of Oct. O.,
1919
aonbon, 20. gaop.-17 britii@e
&anOeIsI1iffe lDur0en lebte 8o9e
Don Wtinen ltnO Gau6booten geraGB
Dem lp01elltliden 8eri9t Der britt.
i6en g[ontiralitGt berientt. 9ierDon
uaren 10 uber 1,600 &onnen groB,
un0 iieben llnter 1,600 Gonnen.
Ser lebtpO6entlide 9tefor0 bon
8erienfungen britiider S6iffe il6er.
trifit ben Der oorbergeben0en 8o6e
iebr, oa Danlals rllr Elm SAiff ii6er
1000 Ionnen uno fiinf unter oieicr
&onnage berientt pllrOen.
SIN 8obl repr0ientiert es Die gr6B-
tie &n3abl Sdiiie, Die iett Der 8o6e
bonn %. 0ttober aerit6rt lDurOen als
is berloren gingen.
Seit iener 3eit na6te IiG Elm Sal.
len III (S1lttsperlltlte1l betnertbor,
bis Oas @liuiulum oeS beriAariter
GauAboottrieges 3euti6Gano8 aBr
II. gtoo. nit Der @eiarntiumme bon
6 errei4t mar.
Rrentier 2loDO George iagte it iei.
ner 9teOe Dor Dem Sauie Der @euet.
nen 81 2tniang Der taufenOen @o6e.
OaB ant Sanstag fiinf &au9boott
5erltort mpr0en pQren.
SSStalieniide 9difi3oerluIte ourf
Galldbootangriffe mabretlO Der 8o'
DE, Die on is. gtobember enoete
paren. Elm groBer 0anlpfer berienft
elm arl0erer Qanpfer bon einen Sor.
peoo befGdOigt, aber ipater in elmer
9afen gebraft.
Gin britiifeS 8otrouiQenI6if-
lDurOe bon eiuem feinoli6en Gou9.
boot int Wdttellneer am is. 9to0eut
Der berienft gerlldBt einent Q(ontira
IitatSberi6t. 8ier 9ffi5iere nn0 {
gtam1 Der 8eiaBung mltr0en get0tet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
.StQlienrr baltcn
f6 Qnt &iaOelnb!
Sic faben sort itarkc DcrteiSieMnositcllnn0eft
bcsceen; eli, eetualtiecr urtillcrickontpf
lit oeeentudrtte i'm Gangc.
rencSte wirS BON Sen pcrbinSeten ssi9cnts

tell am Grieee nit Ser onrnus enf-
itebenoen @inipirflttlg auf Die Mli.
ierten 5itul groBen Setl abb1t1gt.
Die oiterrei6iI6-beutihe Sffeniipa,
ipeI6e Dor oret @oden einiekte. Bat
feinesfpegs nodgeloiien, ionoera bat
ftetig on &eftiefeit Stgenonlulen.
sSrontanariffe bdben ioiueit ibre 8ir-
fllng am 9iobe rtlo nuf Der florb-
Ii6en 9(fiogo Sodfldde Derfeblt.
9ieies stutngt Oen 6eino, ben Ser.
Iu9 at moden 8reide an eirer Der
italieniIc6en Glatifen 8lt legen Gieles
erfldrt aud oie ollnldblife @eriAies
I6ung Der sSrpnt oilf bret Saupipnat.
te. Ser erite befinOet iidl benz Riabe
RluB entlaug; Ser 8ipeite bonn @iabe
| Bis naf) Der 8renta; Der brittle bon
Ioer 8renta biz na6 Der Ilineo Sod
| flG9e.
Ser fein6lidle 9orifoB am 8i1ne
LIT geidmG6t ipor0en, ltnO bic Be-
6robung 8eneoigg lit Onrd Die Bit.
tigen 9[6meiiungen Der feinbliden
glngriffe nidt unltittelbnr bebOr-
Ttebcrtb, aber oie 9eiterreither ittt6
QeutI6en iteben INNER noh oitf
Dem 0Ihlfer Des 8IuIies ntiO init
ibren 8obIreiden 9treitfraften prel-
! len fie aeaen ben e1tgen Stron1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
NenSerulloett i'm
SemtIcbet ntiniiterimnti

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
Berlin, ii6er 2onoon, %. geob.-
SER 6dmonoer, Miniiter Der 0efo-
monte, tpuroe ieines 9tnltes ent.
6oben un0 erbielt ben 9ronenoroeu
5meiter aIaiie, tpie ofii8ieG gemel0et
ip1r0e. Baron bon Stein Inter.
Staatsiefretdr, lit at ieinen Nad-
folger ernonnt porben. Serr &aoo.
iDib, friiberer 9ireftor oes 3ettungs.
9eportenents pur0e gum Inter.
G5tootsiefretGr ernnnnt. sSrieori6
bon goDer, Der 8i5e.&an8Ier, ipttr0e
gum 9titglie0 Oes 9unOesrots ge-
ma6t. Cine 9epeife aus 9[niteroart
am M}ontag beiagte, boB Serr
5dpan6er tpegen Der beintIihen
Oppoiition Der 8Hrotraten reiig-
niert babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
Die nngariidjeu arieasaHssa6en be
traseu iebt $780, 100000.

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
gnbapeIt, llugarn, 90. gloo gei
Der Ginfilbritng oes 8ubgets fir
t9t7-19t8 in Dem ungnriiden I'm
terbauie ingte 8remier 8eferle, ooB
6ie ariegsausgoben Bis 3ur @egen-
mart 16,000,000,000 &ronen beirut
gen 200, 100000 in Der @elo.
iu1brltng Ser Ser. Staoten- tuobon
t2,000,000,000 Gronen our6 I'm.
leiben geOedt ipur0en. 8inien orf
Die e1n3e 'Stuatsidulo beloufeil iid,
iDie er iogte, ouf 100000, 900
aronen jGbrIih, Ser 9ren1ier iag-
te, oaB er Die @innobmen nuf 8, 1863.
100000 4ronen i6dse tuto Die glus.
eoben ouf 3,440,670,000 aronen,
po0ur6 elm lleberiduB bon 26, ,230,.
600 aronen berbleibe Ser @re.
mier iprah fem 8ertronen oabin
aus. ooB ole 9ilfsqueIlen oes 2nn-
oes Die Siderbeit oes Budgets feiti-
GeH piir6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
1sat1cl. 1sirt9enfiirIten
fir ScatlcQe 1l1cn0rcbic!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
22, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
s8ol5iltatpn, %. gaob.--eina Of.
fi5ielle 0euti9e MeI0ung, bic bon Oer
orabtIoien Station in gtauen aus.
gei6idt ipuroe, beIa9t, oaB oie ia.
tDoliide @eiitlidfcit 0ellti6lm6s,
cos 4rir8ip ser SouberGnitGt bes
8oIfes berperfen6, it9 fir Die In.
teritiitung 0es berri6enoen Sauies
un0 Der Monor9ie ertlGrt babe. 0ie
gfa6ridt, Die beute bier ig6er Den
aa6el eiuIief lautet: D3ie oellti6en
8ii9ofe ner0en bon ibren biih0fli.
den &bronen am tontuer0en Conn
tag ein SirtenI6reiben berIaien, in
Dem erfIdrt miro, 0ob oie Gatbolifen
9eutidllanos nIle gugriffe ouf bas
Serriderbou8 9euti6lonos urt0 Ole
monar6iItiife aonititlttion bes
Staote8 obipeiien. 0ie &otboIifen
.ioaten ben &bron gegen ouSp6rtigc
5ein0e uno ilmere &eooIlttion ber-
teiOigen. 8ie 8ii96fe beriperfen Die
Souberduit6t oes @oltes, Die nur
onoere sSorluen bon ltnglei6beit
ltnb 9ienltborfeit uno @inihrdnfltn-
gen bringt, nobon Der g8eItfrieg
biele 8etipiele Giefert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
9entidlaao perlGngert 3eit fir 9ie.
giiFriernng Der Iincrifaner.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
gerIin, iiber 2on0on. %. Sob
Ser offi3ieQe Gei6son8eiger berfiin-
set, ooB Die Sr0inan5en, Die bonn
Z. 9ftober 1915 0atiert itno un0
Sic 9lnmeIoung ousIdnoiIhen 8eitb-
t1nls BEL ben @eb0roen reguIieren,
8ugleid nit Ben ouf Die giihterfiil-
lung 6erieIben geiebten Strafen oitf
GrunOeigentum bon 8itrgerh Der
Ser. Staoten bonn 90. globember an
ilbertroqen pltroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
II t111itn bel eincfrt
Sc6iffsunfaM pcrlcrcn!
GSmiral Simms ienSet gerlnItliitc
bOm ltntersnug ScS 3eritOrers
GbannceN.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
gai6ington, %. ob.-aapitdn.
leittnant @olter 6. Geno, bon Bbi.
Iaoelpbio, Der fornnonOieren0e Diff
aier; 3tuei iiingere Sffi3iere, Gent.
nant Gbos. 8. 8eooerburn, GbeoD
Gboie, gl6. un6 GnIign Sorrp q.
Sfinner, ir., oct. 8aibington. M0.,
un6 Is Seeleltte fino BEL Dem I'm,
iergdng 0es amer. &orpeooboot5er.
it0rers gbauncep BEL elmer aollilion
in Der ariegssone am Mont1g NOR.
gen umgefourmen. 60 puroe 0elr
Warineamt bonn 8i5esa0miral
.Sinlnts qemeloet.
3ie oerlorenen Seeleute itn0. 8o.
MEL 9. Crane; 9aitter, Morb s
Crane 27t0 9(ugldtine Court, Sos
g(neeles.
SSoiep1 9. @part, Nembort Rboot
S8lano.
Charles ~ @ooOrid, oofpooo
SSGinois.
9tonlcp z. grnf6onp, g}ep gcO.
fcrO, 9}aii.
Sonore ~. gloggett, ir., 2aureI
@6.
SoIepb 81. @erOur; 03iltter, @ut
ina S. 8a6eaerie, 230 Soltb Gotc
Str. 2o8 g(n1eIes.
2tIaen S. @nttri6ae, gulliion
aania8.
Scnrp s.. Souan Buffalo.
@illiam $. 8entpeI, gienoOiIle
Rif.
Sra s. sopp Qaoenbort, 60.
Charles q. S'gonnor, SottL
Bolton, M1II.
Grancisco Gagtafbou, OIon9opo
.8. s.
Sobn a6incbart, grod SsIano
I&. S.
SSobn q. Smith Sem gorf.
syobn @iqians Gnbling, 8aring
3era8.
George @ornel[, 8renuo, Sarri
6. Snitb. San 8rdncisco.
9suoIo S. Gerfiloien 5lpeit
aIoiie, groofGpn, gsetp gorf.
/ gaidolas s. g8agner, Gitflertolt
aRo.
gei Der ltebernittIijug Ser Ser
IlitliIte CAB aoutiroI Sinrus fem
Ginselbeiten 5u ieiner aeitrigei
gtadridt, bic MIR angab, oaB De
8eritorer Bel elmer aoIliiton an
Montao morgen ulterging. 0ol
Sdiff 1atte neben Den 0rei Off
5ieren cine 8emannrng bon 81
@onn tno 70 Der Mannidaft pur
ben gerettet.
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Gen. 9Seribins melSet Sob eines
amerifaniiden Gfii5iers.

8aI6ineton %. g1ob. General
Beribing bat ben SOB les 0ber.
leutnants GrIonoo @odnalrr, pom
Mieoi3iner. .Geierbeforps, bel oeu bri,
tiiden Gritppeit Itotioniert an. 81
iprr0e bel einem glngtiif getotet.
Seine Seinat lit in 5reeport, 81.
0berIeutnont glIeranoer S. @iais,
ebenfolIs bonn observation-disclosures,
forps un6 lei Den britiiden Streit-
frdften, pir0e an oentielben Gaee
beripunoet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
sSaig melort, bab Ct
irintn Sieg ausbtutet!
Scnor catu crkldrt inn britii9en 1trttcrbauie, Sah
5000 Deutidpe in Scr Gambrai Sdladpt
oefan9en 9cncmmen tuMrSen.
yerlin sibt @eldnSez MnS ,ltoEerialOcrluit sll'

der 8on3erautos erfolgreib mo ge'
mann an @run0 uno 9ooen. ltnie.
re Geierben brotbten ben 8oritoB IN
itnIeren ridtpGrtig gelegener Stel-
l1lngen gum Salten. eSSn Der aoHlpf-
aone lie9en0e 9orfer, oorunter
graincourt uno @iorcoing, berblie'
ben III geiiB Des 6ein0es GeiIe
oes permanent eingeridteten Dtate,
rials eingeu in oieien Steaungen
berlorcn. Silolid bon @en0Duille
bro1 Der glngriff elmer britiiaen
8rigoOe unter idWeren @erluiten gill.
iammen.
g2a6e iiiolid bon OF. Quentin
tla6n Der 4rtilerie- un6 9tiuenlpers
ferfatlpF 3cittpeiie an Seftigfeit 5lt.
Gin gegen 9(ben0 bcn ben 5rall8o-
len attsgefiibrter 2lngriff nor0li6
bon gllioncollrt pur0e obgei9la9elt.
sSrt oieier @egeno ,ptr0e Der aoHtpf
bis gegen @titternadt fortgeiebt,
pur0e Damn aber idma6er. Selte
frig mur0e er pieoer NIT oernebr-
ter Seitigfeit IN Der gadbe bon 9ii.
eneourt pieoer aufgeuonumen.
9lrneegruppe oes oeutiden 8rot.
prin5en. -9lorooitli6 BON Simon un6
0itli9 bon Groonne nabm Der
Garupf an Scftigfeit at. auf Dem
6itli6liden Moosuier mltroe oas
5euer, nad)0em elm fran50iiIher 8pr.
mari6 beim Sc G9ouiue @e66l3 ann
@alten gebraft mar. lpieOer i6lua.
der"
Barrier 8eridlt.
goris, %. gtop. - Die 3ruppen
oes Generals 9}etnin balten oas ge-
itern eroberte @eIGr0e 5uiiden gra.
onne itn0 8errp.au-9rac beIebt. Ser
2tngriff mar ouf cine Strefe BON
etiuos ntebr ais cine babe Dleile
fon3entriert irl6 gegen ftarfe oeut.
ihe Stel1tngen 9erihtet. 9lle ge.
ftedten 3ieIe ipuroen IN elmer 9iefe
bon etlpa elmer @iertelmeile erreiht.
Seltte fdno ouf ienem Geil 6es
GompieI0es ein beftiger @eidiis.
fnlnpf itatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
gmerifaaiidle @crlnite bel fnnaSi.
Idlen Srnppen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1917
0ftolpa, Ont, %. glob.-gg s.
Sorrington bon gfapi0 gitp. g.
9of., iDitroe in Der belitigen Ser
IuItliIte ais berDum0et gelneloet
cbenious gafreo Silbeiter, Sortuila,
goI.; ginIpb ggattilis, Stiles, g.;
8bornltein 9eliion, 9elnbina, g.
2af.
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GrOflfener in 0seeuIa, 9a.
3iuet 3eriOnea TINS 2ebeu gefum
men; megrere herlebt; SfaOen
$4,000.

0SceoIa, Sa., %. 0ob.-Seltte git
friiher 9lorgenihlnoe fam in @ttitt-
gers Department 6tore 6euer gum
9(usbrlld. 3pei gerionen, Ser
9fa6tmari6aa ggleiton 1no Der
iSeuertpebrnanii @riffin puroen
beint Ginitttr3 Ser !Salt3ntnuer get0-
tet uno mc6rere onoere 8erionen
berIebt. Der on9eri9tete Sadida.
oen miro ouf $t50.000 berani6lagt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
ganfier 2n6ia idjnlOia 6efnnOen.

Gbiengo, %. geob. - gtoh fltr3er
8cratung erfannten 9eItern Ole @e-
ifllporenen bon &idter Sconlqn, Dor
Dem @arrD u. 9ubin Dem 8r1iioen-
ten Der berfradten SSn6uitriaI Sab-
ing8 8anf, Der 4ro5eB gernndt pur.
0e, gegen oen 9lngeflagten auf id)ul.
Big un0 iesten oas StrofnlaB o1f
6rei Sabre 3ud)tBaus felt. 9ubio
mar angeflngt, au elmer 3eit Spor-
einIagen III ieiner soant on9ellonunen
su bubeH, ols oieie ieines 8iiiens
nod 6ereits 8ablungsilnfdbi9 mar.
9ubias g(nlpdlt itellte oen iibIi6en
g[ntrog auf @emd9rtlnq zines neuen
95ro5eiies, iiber oen int eiligen &ogen
berban0elt meroen ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
6O6er idiueiseriidler 6ffisier geftor.
feu

@oibington, 9. g., % g1ob.
0berIt Qt. 9lubGuot. elm BoBer 9ffi.
8ier Der i6mei3erii6en Qlruee. lit
nad ftr5en &rarfenloger geitorben.
@r batte iid Die @rfranfing bel Ell.
ner SSnipeftionstour 3uge8ogea. 0b-
mobI er itrift neutral mar, seigte er
cod Sblnpotbien fir sic Slaiierten-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22
g8enben had Bel @iedmdiFltna ID.

9luroro, giebr, %. gtoD. D0
Ser aornporrat iebr peid lit nto
Oaber Der sSdlIe baIO anbeint fdIlt,
baben sSarlner Der ltn1gegeno IN
SamiIton gountp fif) barauf perIegt,
9ieb 5u m1iten, 9te Ndihiug tnirD
in groBem Stilp betrieben iiro Die
8anfen bergen Sen 5aruern ons
@eIb, gieb fir Ralt8pede oitfalt-
forfe1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22

pom rebolrtion1rei &riegsfouitee
allfgeI6It iporoen; lmo Der 9iirecr.
nteiiter 9fou0enem BON Wiosfau ioll
iid berItedt balten, Inn oroben0er
@erhaftliuQ au enteeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
%, as required by the act Of Oct. {,
1919
9lmIter6out. %. g1ob. Ser
Grieqsforreiponoent bes 8erliner
2ofulan5eiger meloet, 0aB Die Be
ne9lmgen Der 0euti6en 8er6iinbeten
5med8 ltmgebung Der italienii6en
Iinfen 5Ianfe iebt ongeii1ts zines
groBen italieniihen heterogeneous
ousgefiibrt tperoen. 8ie Gronffnrter
8eitltng Derii9ert, 6oB Die SeStaliener,
ourd SSnfanterie 1tn0 8ei4itB bera
ItGrft, out 1tnteren &iabe SluB itnrfe
8erteioigitngsiteaen be8ogen baben.
9lGmiider 8eridt.
Ront, %. gtoo, -9ffi8ieG tuur0e
QeItern 9(beno genelOet: SIN Der
8iabe sSront lit Elm gepaltiger g(r-
tiQeriefatnpf I'M @dnge. gln Der
auIte peroen fein0li6e 5teIlttngen
bon itolienilben 1tno britiiben Mo-
uitoren bei6oIien. Sn Der @egen0
6es @onte 8erica tpurben feinDlide
9(ngriffe obgei6ldgen. Ser 5eitto
bot an Der erften 9ffeniiblinie bier
g(rnleen oufgeItellt unb bGlt i'm
8rient @ebiet cine finite IN &elerbe,
BON peI6er onbolteno 9rltppen IN
| 0Itli9er &idtung oirtgiert per0en.
8eim 9fonte @rappa ttno 5enera
fam e8 9eitern 8t biBigen @efe6ten.
aont, %. Sob. g8ie Ole 3eitu1g
gorriere o'sSytolia eeItern meloete,
Ihaben oie SStoIiener bel einem @eger-
angriff in Der 2Liiago @egen0 umeb.
rere mertbolle Stellungen erobert
un6 cine 9(n8o6I @efan9ene ge-
moft." 9(ul unteren Iiobe, 10 mel
BET oie genonrrte 3eitunG ftnb Die
| sStnIiener ebeniaIls our 9ffenfibe
lilbergegangen.
itngarn uerSen suerit in &enebi9
ein5ieBen,
2on6on, %. gtob. -Sier einge.
troffenen 8epei6en 5ufoIge ioa oer
8erIiter 2cfolon5eiger geneloet ba-
ben, 6aB 0ie @bre, 8uerit in &ene-
big eir3u3ieben unb Die Stoot 8l be.
ieben, ben l1ngorn 8itfoue 2tus
berIdie0enen 9epei9en tit erli6tIid,
BOB 0ie 9eIterrei6er beripro6en ba-
BEN Die Sto6t gu i6onen, folls itc
nidt berteioigt miro. 9LIle glutoritat
miro in Sdn0en 0es 9atrior9en be-
Ioiien meroen.
6efedte Snaern an.
sytaIieriides Sanptquortier in
92or0itoIien, Dfittrpod, q. 9tob.-
S6pere @efe6te, bie om Sontltog
i'm gtoroen begannetl tperoen nit
groBer &eftigfeit fortgeleBt un6 ia.
ben i6r Centrum an ben 4bbdngen
6es @ionte @1onienero. Ser Seino
fon8ertriert ieine @eihibe ut0 SS5n-
interchangeable oitf 0ieien 95lttft;
Die gfngriffe nuroen 6ur9 Die Gap
ferfeit Der itolieniiden 8ruppen OBJ
geIblogen. Die Sdladt uintu1t on
ltmfqng al. 0ie Sauptfdutpfe o6er
ber0i8ten fid) an 0rei Sonptfronten.
g8 iit nidt Ole 6rage, etIide 9iIo-
meter at geipinten o6er 5u berIieren,
ionoern es lit cine gi9atltii6e S6lodt
I'M @ange, in peIder S5taIiens gLn-
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Der
perfGnoioe
Kdufer

miro oqe SyarnTon0.
Bargains genau III.
terfuden, Die beute
IN ben SpaIten Der
Srnaba Sribiine in
ben 0floiiift5ierten
an5eigen@ 81 finoen
fino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-22

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-22
HEARING ON $4,000
DAMAGE SUIT STARTS
Daniel Moulton Suing the City For
Alleged Damages Sustained at
City Dump.

The case of Daniel Moulton against
the city Of Fargo in which the plain
tiff is seeking $1,000 alleged damages
was started in the district court this
afternoon.
This case was to have come up this
morning but owing to the inability of
some Of the attorneys to be present
a continuance was asked for and
granted by Judge A. T. Cole.
In this case Moulton alleges that he
was severely burned on october IL,
1915, at the city dump west of town
as the result Of the negligence of the
caretaker of the dump ground. Moul-
ton alleges that he had gone to the
dump with a load Of paper and that
this paper caught fire on his wagon
from fire that had been allowed to
shoulder in the rubbish dumped there.
In saving his wagon from burning
Moulton was burned.
The institution of this case was one
which caused City Atty. w. H. Shure
to bring up the matter Of the amend.
ment of the state laws which would
require that claims of this kind
against city would have to be filed
within a specified time after the ac-
cident. In this particular case it was
almost a year before any claim was
made and the city attorney stated that
it was difficult after that lapse of time
to secure facts as to the actual oc-
currence.
The securing of jury to try this
case was started after the conVening
of the court at 2 o'clock this after
noon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-22
e. ZAGAE POOL
Is AGAIN OPEN
PoTENTATE =. LELAND WAT
kINS ANNOUNCES TODAY
THAT IMPROVEMENTS HAVE
BEEN COMPLETED AND BIG
TANK AGAIN IN COMMISSION.

F. Leland Watkins, potentate Of Ell
Zagal temple Of the Shrine, announced
today that the big swimming pool at
the temple is again open for the &C
commodation of the members of the
Shrine after several very great i'm
provements have been made.
The swimming pool, which has been
ers and Shriners' wives. has been
closed for about six weeks and during
that time new S5 horsepower hor-
izontal boiler has been put in place
and the capacity Of the water main
leading to the pool has been increased.
The new boiler takes the place Of
the old 10 horsepower upright boil
er and with a new 4-inch water main
1t is possible to fill the pool in about
two hours instead Of % hours as be-
fore these improvements were made.
to the showers and the Turkish and
Russian baths and these are even bet
ter than before.
This pool is one Of the best and
most attractive west Of Chicago and
has few rivals in the entire country
and the facilities have been made
good use OF by the Mobiles Of the
temple.
"Wednesday win be ladies' day as
the wives, mothers, sisters and daugh-
tiers of the Mobiles. who have paid
their dues for the current year, and
where these ladies are members of the
personal household Of Shriners, can
be provided with tickets for 1917 by
the Noble making personal applica-
ton to the office Of the recorder. Com
petent Instructors and rubbers have
been provided for the ladies, and un-
Wednesday will be a gala
day for those entitled to these privi-
leges.
After careful investigation It has
also been decided that the sons of
not Of age. will be offered the
privileges of the swimming pool on
Saturday mornings from to IL
o'clock, as long as they comply with
the rules of the club. A competent
instructor will also be present during
this period to give the boys proper
care. The tickets for the boys will
not be ready until Thursday Of this
week, and must be personally ap-
piled for by the father at the record
er's Office.
There seems to be greaM Joy in
Shriner circles over the pool at the
temple being ready for service again,
and it is the intention to make it even
more popular than it has been in the
past"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-22
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
mrs. HOGELUND Wed.

Funeral services for Mrs. Hanna
Hogelund, so, pioneer Cass county
resident. owner of valuable farm on
the Sheyenne river, eight miles north
west of this city, who died at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swanson, $40
Fourth street south, Saturday after
noon, following three weeks illness
from complications. will be held from
the farm home at 1 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, and from the Maple
Sheyenne Swedish Lutheran church at
1880 o'clock, Rev. Rosenthal officiating.
Interment will be in Maple Sheyenne
cemetery. N. o. Gard will be in
charge.
Mrs Hogelund was an active church
and social worker, and a loving moth
err. Four sons, Lewis Hogelund and
Steven Hogelund, both Of Reed town
ship, Garfield Hogelund Of jamestown
and Harry Hogelund Of Anchorage,
Alaska, and three daughters, Mrs. E.
o. Youngberg of New Ellington, S. D.,
Mrs. N. H. Nelson of Munich and Miss
Selma Hogelund, teacher in the Fargo
city schools, survive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-22
MARMON.

Marmon, N D., Jan. 22.--Mrs. M. A.
Larson has returned home after visit
ing relatives in Wisconsin and Mime
sofa for several weeks
While Mr.. and Mrs, Willie Anderson
were visiting with Mrs. Andefson'S
mother, their house burned down with
all 1t contained. This was quite a loss,
at this time of the year, and Mr.. An
derson had no insurance on his prop
erty. He has already moved shack
over the cellar, and will fix up a place
to live in until he can build a better.
house.
Ralph Anderson is attending school
at Alamo.
There is so much sickness at Alamo
that the school will be closed for a
week or so.
Rev. Mr.. Nordstrand will preach in
the e. Ellisville schoolhouse this aft
ernopn at o'clock.
Friends of Andrew Slogan rendered
him surprise party at his home, on
Sunday afternoon.
The storm of last week blew the
wheel and motor of Charlie Amund-.
sons windmill.
Herman Nelson, of Nesson, lost his
house and all his furniture by fire. A
little girl was burned to death and a
baby was badly burned before Mrs.
Nelson could break in window and
rescue her children. Mr.. Nelson was
in Minnesota at the time, called there
by the death of his father.
Miss Edna and Master Frank Bibbler
spent last Sunday with Ruth Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hendrickson Wis
tied at Anton Sotseth's on Wednesday.