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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-25
Austrian Demands For
Help Are At Last
Needed
ROME CONFIDENT
OF OUTCOME
French and British Aid
Is On Way To
COrdOrna


south ot Houthoulsi Wood Uas re-
ported today hy Field Marshal Hag.
The assault came after artillery
preparation yesterday evening Il
was "rspulsel completely" accord
ing % lbc British commanderin-
chief
LONDON. Oct 25 Direct connoc
tion bcfwcou fhe German retirement
un tha Riga front and The German
waged Austrian offensive un thr
ifahan front WAS seen by observers
here tOa8v Germany has nos strip
PEG hcr Tines facing the Russians TO
the thinuest point OF which fher are
capable ln order 30 answer fle fran
tic appoals ~ Lcr ally and grant AID
again italy
Berlin cuvomarly sweeping
ciaim- ct thp SUCCESS ~ The Au.fro.
German drive ON the Dan,izza
plateau were NOT borne out ItaI
iau u pafDht The latter admitted
no. strength o th, drive ana ldiod
fhti if WAS urlar German direction.
wuh GoIm1n ruops and Ntinau
SUN ud munitions az Tho l',ul huf
added nothug 1Ipportng th D',r
man ,Ium oi thousands ui pris
Outt
townt.tr confidence was express.
90 in te Italian defense ln thi
'uunfrf0r recent di patch, were
4----+---l -----77--1 T-rT-
French r.nfo oments in men guns
and uHtoral nepc ON their Nas to
thD lfhan frgHf
t0t tAo. LsGnrh. Vienna n been
clamnrue TOR German aid 90 esSe
fho luyioldmE italian menace to.
ward Trieste ana Laibach ln fhr
face uf ucco-aiye blows 1ranet
tHaTe military prestige inHicted
ty Cld0rna offensive. y, pence
sentiment h8 grown 20 steadily in
tht dl8l empire as 10 alarm tupcr
or Cari aud thp Gncuan military ma
chino Evdcnuy it was felt that
Tho onh wa, this could be combat
tol 0a no ptoducc news showing
Tcutmnp renrth Therefor Ger
man, is dvcrrlug SOME OF her PIE.
cious nwu power and munitions TO
aid of her ally
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-25
uENR FRIrDN HEuPIE SING
..IIII- Hill. nAAI H.

al Arcadia next Tusqday night iJr
Lura viii siug duets With her. Get
seats at Grlnncll Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-25
rhe whI,c slnr line hr. nrrnnrea

Ihe White star line has arranged n
new schedule tor the steamer Nnu-
k"ta. ihr rulN remaining uuit ~
ft4 fleet iu apsfnflun Nftel oct.
oN fhr hps' viii lrHFa Detroit for
Toledo Mondays Wcduos0AS- and
ffidata ~ T. uI ~ viii leave
Toledo ON the return trim af "A IN
on TuesdaNs ThutsduYs and sat
urtats on which DAYS 81 win leqvo
at p. m. for Port lIuron and way
ports The boat wiil run until the
Sec blocks the river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-25

NIsit Mount tienens
Soc the beautiful hotels and batha--
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-25

Tnmily WnshinKs &c per 10. Mas
snchusetts Laundry Co, Main 3au1 -
ADV.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-25

sst Of ali vsudeviiIS IS IS IS Sea.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-25
A Great Advertisers Exon,Ia

Liberty Bond Ad. Of Literary Digest a,
peared in the four English dailies of Detroit.
upon the presumption-1nO doubt-that every
one of these papers is read by patriots.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
z SPECIAL TRAINS
OF TROOPERS PASS
THROUGH DUKE CITY
Former Members Of Pershing' 8
Command Lay Over Here Sew
eral Hours on Their Way from
Yellowstone Park 10 IT. Bliss.

Two special trains. the first carrying
urops G and ID AID the second troops
\ and d. event cavalry. passed
through the qity Yesterday. The frs.
section arrived about 2 o'clock ana
departed about s 80, while the second
section pulled In about ass and pulled
out about 10 O'Clock. The long stays
here were necessary On ccoun OF
having 60 unload. water. feed n re-
load The HORSES.
All four ,roope were with General
Pcrzhing on his punitive c~xIssdition
into Mexico. Aiucr their return from
chasin6 villa they were stationed al
Fort Bll,s until June IS. last. when
they were sent 20 the Yellowstone
park, where they have been located
since then. Thcy cntrained last We'd.
ncsday They were en- route To Fort
Bliss. where they will likely be merged
with a cavalry Unit now being gan
lied there.
A. soon as AibuquerQueans learned
OF the arrival OF the first section a
eoodly number Of them c-ougrcgsted
NJ the depot Mans citizens loaded
caVairymcn into their autos and took
them on Sightseeing trips. The boys
WIZ HfN'N Nhr III AANl lHHNANE W Wv
attentions shown them here. some OF
them dee.arine they we're treated
royalty than at any other point along
the line. owing 20 the late hour when
the second section arrived the troop
cis thereon did not fare as well A.
did their comrades on the first section.
\ good many % the troopers are
seasoned veterans. having sccn service
in the Philippines IN addition To
spending eleven months Ia Carranza's
CONAN. They are anxious TO get TO
France not only 60 gct a crack At the
knisor but To be under General rorsh-
ing. whom tines all seem To love.
SOME of them when questioned as
90 What they thought ahou the kali
90, pcsce torms. stated that they had
no faith Ia them. There will 10 no
peace said % hrawny trooper until
the kaiser Is ia HE graVe and the
Summ.c- are marching over H.. N
which opinion his comrades apparent
~ c%oncurrcd.
They reported "a temperature Of ~
degrees below zero when they LETT
Yellowstone park. and while they said
they did not mind the cold. the most
81 them expressed themselves as
peaSed at the prospect OF spending
The rect Of the wintcr in % warmer
cline.
In addition 10 the men, the rains
carried the necessary horses, mules
wagons, etc. for zach troop.
Major Glover was-in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Full Holiday Bill
Is Planned at ~
For Basketball Fans

Basketball 1ud yo'loy bali VIII De
ON tho holila, program at the YOUNG
M,n'- christian a-sociatiuu tsmutr"N
Th. wolfe. Hl.l Cuutcs viii Doc Doe
tN,,u 'I. .u,.s non cams which VIII
uur up aa follows.
F1i mans rpum-A, - Str"up car
tain. William q Moarns. John w,
Wuu. Frank T. Andrews y f. Me'-
ct- j. ~ Harrison aud e. r. French.
Thin man. tcim-The Rev = NJ
Ecdford captain charles Nissan, y.
~. neunlus Arthur HorniteauN, Don
aIl Young. = g. " roolcr ana j.
j.. Henderson.
Tho game viii start az { 30 O'Clock.
.. u.ll bp preceded Dog q basketball
amo between picked teams 81 the
Junior league lining up as follows.
pnnthcrs-fasfon S-ty'u-. Able
Htsco p'Heiily. Sulazni.
Deere Goudrich. Barton, budy,
Et Roger and Garnet.
Tho public D.. invited
lu lh, evening me fpu teams ~ the
Y. NJ g. A. basketball league Viii pla'
their weekly douhleheudcr the Whites
meeting the Greens and he Blues goo
ins 1guiusr the Reds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Personal News
Items

Auto springs, all makes. Korber Co.
Four-O. Tax sesvice. Phone 10.
kness Taxi. Phone SOS. Day. night.
Merchants luncn, ~ 10 2 u. IN,
acc, Pullman CAFE.
MIR. and Mrs. r. u. Bigps are the
parents OF a daughter born yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes were
here from santa Pc last night.
Attorney General Harry 1. Patton
was here from Santa Ne yesterday
visiting his family.
Col. u. X. g. Sellers will speak on
good roads at a armerp' week meet
ing at the state college IN January
10.
j. H. shufflebargcr. who has been
~ for even weeks az his home on
East Iron avenue. was reported as i'm
proving today.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. II. Anderson of ~
rnso ere here To- spend several day
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
MIR. l.. O. Anderson.
Rev, Archie Tuothaker ana family
LEFT yesterday Tor Porteryille. calf.
where he will become pastor ,f e
church. MIR. Toothaker was pastor OF
the Congregational church here.
Scrg;, Robert iiabhitt. who has
been visiting his father. II. NJ Babhitf.
has returned to Douglas. Ariz tie has
been picked Tor training az the third
officers camp at Leon Springs which
VIII open Next month.
Lieutenant Guudcll former head q
the business college who was commit.
stoned recently after training az Leon
springs camp, has been assigned Co
the aviation section, signal corps
training camp at Nacu, Texas.
John Cannon 81 los Angeles. u Tor.
mcr University of New Mexico {
dent IL speuding the day with his
mother. Mu W r. Cannon, OF South
Arno street, on his way tn training
camp at retersburg, Va. He has
been commissioned a captain in the
engineers corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
The Menu for Today

'B'- Beatrice Fairfax. "Pcrils NJ
the secret Service. Current Events
See the World and the NInn WIN
IA Package
paS,imc-N Branded soul. aui
Back stage"
The introduction tn GitdS Brock
Wells latest William Fox p%icturc. "a
Branded soul b. a 90 tho moss
beautiful pieces Of cincmatoEraphy
ever filmed
Thu seen, shows 10 Roman garden
during the progress 81 a BucUhunuliu
Drunken EuoSts seize nNWph-likc dam
GERS and hurl them against me mos-S
tanks ct ;hc garden nu-nlinde,
youths fan dazed into co., arms ,
beautiful mHideu~
sudden, m, -rDuy change.
In another quarter OF Rome ~.
Cecilia - walking lmunz the poor.
TELLING them OF the grcut m,~-ts'
which it b. her mission Geo tring them.
and into her uulet pathway jistle the
reve,lcrS. SIN hcaA, with &c wine
OF the feast.
The garden scenes were taken on H
s%umpthou. estate ou Third streets
Los Angelic To give The proper
dance effects. expert tcrpsichoreuu.
School Of Dancing and posed .n their
graceful attitude before the camera
\ very beautiful picture appearing
al the rastimc tonight only.
The management regrets to am
nouncc that the Bul, West omedF
picture failed tu arrive as scheduled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Suspected Slackers
Held by the Police

Two Stacker suspects were held by
the police today Tor investigation by
agents of The government NICK
Bancroft. committed for Vasrancy.
and T. NJ Cook. committed for drunk
euncss. arc the suspects. They were
sentenced to fifteen days each.
According To- the police, Bancrott
looks tu bc az least % years old. hut
gave hi- age as no.. Cook. tho police
say. first gave his x n4 20 In court
this morning then hastily corrected
himself and said 30.
The cases were reported to pearce
Uod.y. . 'cial agent OF the depart
iucut ct Justice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Porterheld Quits
Business; Martin
Will Carry 1t On

on January first the Portcrfie'd
company, after 10 years active bust
ness In Albuquerque. viii retire and
\. l.. Martin, who has been "a member
Of the firm since IL was organized. viii
continue in busincs~ at thc same luen-
ton. eis West Geld. under the firm
name Of the a l.. Martin company and
VIII look after an real estate aud lu-
surance business mtrusted to them -
the same careful manner IN which IL
has been looked after heretofore. d. \.
Porterficld. although retiring Iroii
active business win close up IN" al
fairs Of the Portcrfcld company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
To Plan Steps for
Putting the Kenosha
Idea in Effect Here

The county council 81 defense VIII
meet at the commerce building to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock To-
consider stops toward putting into op-
Grafton here the Kenoshn plan {
raising war contribution. The plan
embrace collection 81 subscriptions
amounting to / pet cent of the sala-
ries or incomes of all citizens az
regular periods. doing away with al
manne Of drives" \ committee de-
cides on the distribution Of the
money.
The plan has been endorsed by tbs
Chamber ct and the county
council
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Train 500 Leaves
80 Minutes Later
On New Time CARD

Erfectiy. at - ol this morning q
new time card went into effect un th'
RIO Grand, division. The ouly chang,
affecting Albuquergu. Us train sos
which vii hereafter leave her, at II
instead OF 10 80 y. m.
Train 30 -. which connects win
80. sos a. Bc.cn. and which .- th'
ftst train between kHnst" 'iiy 'h'
the Pacific coast. wtll leave I'i'.
under the new schedule tf Do % TO- n'.
instead ~ at ilai % ul. TINS 'ihl'
formerly arrived u' CLOVIS 40 % % h'
hul under the new ARRANGEMENT WI
arrive there ut 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Cash Gift and Letter
Of Appreciation for
All Ilfeld Employees

The Charles Held company handed
each cmployc In an branches a check
TO the extent Of 10 per cent of the
total Of their respective salaries for
'he entire year just closing. IN an
uouncing their action enclosed with
the chvsk wnS a note Of appreciation
from the firm uf the loyo'iy and cu-
operation extended Toy them that en-
abled their employer 60 show their
appreciation iu such a substantial
manner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Drive Ends Tomorrow
But Red Cross VIII
Try for More Members

moro than 1000 members and a total
ueutcrzhlp. IN round figures, OF $500
in sight. the Rel Cross drive for re-
tfuils for the local chapter viii n
tpmorrow. Inesmuch. however. "a the
faficaai headquarters has called for a
naen 1ef7hip of 1000 In this city the
skeeser will carry on r. membership
~pfopananda. although She drive
fRencits will give way To the regular
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

machinery % the organization. Mem
bershlp work now win be under the
direction of Mrs. George Wheeler.
chairman Of the standing committee.
a Red Cross leader said TO-DAY that
b viii be difficult TO get 1000 actual
members In this city. but hat ne
number can be attained with special
work In certain directions. which 4
- hoped 90 arrange Tor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Y. VI. {. \. NOTES.
~

The fellowship luncheon last uirh'
was largely attended forty -ouc ucI-
son. being present. carl g. MuFe'.
ot Tulsa. okla. who b. spending the
hul,l,s lon the cit, with his family.
Vas the speaker Herbert Hickey
was appointed captain Of the rcds
aud Edward Cristy of the blues.
Thcs, teams wlll enter int % friend
~ contest during the week Co inc
crease the attendance. II possible. ueN'
Sunday evening.
W ~. DAY. International secretary.
Was iu the city Yesterday ON his ~a'
40 Las Vegas To- visit his son who X
secretary of the hoy-' work dopurt-
mcut there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

Amone the twelve naval officers
whose temporary promotion 70 the
grade OF rear admiral has been an
nounced ~ william u. S~hocnA,ltcr,
He is a native Of New York. hut he
was appointed 30 the naval. academy
from New Mexico. Hts last command
was the L. : s. Utah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

Phone 5. Rcd Barn, al w%-t Cop
per FOR arst class livery W. L. Trim
hle A. GO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

The national grange has potitionc'
Food Administrators Hoover to cstab-
llsh "a l~iquorless day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

Georges C~lenenccau. Frances new
prime minister is called the French
Roosevelt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

Mrs.. Maurice pafin will teach
French. IN ciasec OF AZ pupiis rest
ncHce pAsre isas-w.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
pASTimE THEATER
1opAy Only


Can = pious woman trans
arcsS the bounds Of conven.
lion and still remain faith
full
william Fog Presents
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Brport bat rcdt.

ggiainnt sseHminag Grnan bot rett: gMs irmer 0euhhln0 inns
nnG Der a9enrnq iener, 0e ben Souhbootrieg Der1rteIen, nngeon
haben mag. es bat e5 inns nnht anthun iDoaeL es bat e5 5ufaqtg amge-
tan I'M Sample geaen iee, ole fem 8eroerben noaeu; bot eS uns un1n
i'll reGl Die Mor0perfs3euge nab Dem europatfhen SriegsibaupldB
trMaeH- lMo dh BARN bat G reht Inherent 2nn0e brobt bon
1erafhI0n0 fcine @efabr, umO mir bnbeu ouBer0em tene gntituIoigrng,
narauf All heeben, DaB Die borbnnoenen 3iHeren5en 0nrb ben 4ppel
at be N01un aelot DeroeI neil mir frieolhe giittel boben lie 81
f13en: unere 5die0sneur1ge 3Ddr tit es gum IbIduB eTnes iolden
8ertrnqes nit Geut1hlono niht me1r getouunen, amr 9etidIan0 bat
fb arun0dsHh nit Dem @eoaafen, Der oaen Bertragen 5ugrun0e hegt,
effpgrHnnDea ertart. Ole Gauhbootfroge lit cine meme lruge Sic
Dot nieanIs einen tuternahonaen @eridtsbof behafigt mo fe 1T pie
fefne ma0ere Graqe fir Die 2oTug ouub 1eberenfoHmen geegnet. lno
6ma Augenbhde feI lem, mo 4nerifdner bon maBgebenoer STEELE an
eghnEen Dageat Die 0untionsi1ffe emer fregflhrenoen Wodt 81
pwbgH tm0 merffnfihe SdrJe nngeDieFen meroen, th ns BON
1eHhI0nb nngebetenen fheren 8elehes 81 beoienen. 9nourh DuroC
Ioeoer in6Tn 5ehten nod imprer. nationalen ehre etDas bergeben,
aber tpfr lpnrtg1 Iauien0e bon @eiaionen Dollar tno bieeRht baG
1ntEen0e non gfeuidenIeben. 2Sieoer bat grpan reht. BOB eS fir Elm
ssolf, Sns FA f1mer 70 germ dis berlfenen Sitter os 5rieoens ntSgege
hen Dot enc ggpoge Sadie it, megeu 8tfTen5en, DIE mf frie0lten
s8ege hcgeegt HerDc fonnen 81 ben &ofen 5n gretfeL ln0 nhi
sM4nDer bat r. redt Det er fir Die groBe gtebrbeit o5 dmerfanifher
gcues iii 4nprud1 ninnt bob lie ben ariee ntbt nil. Sic mil ibn IN
0r 9at niht. Gas toaB onb 9rdf0eut &iIion Dmn er idt bat e
ent boz eniseu 8oden geaat mb mos oaaals ipnhr mar, lit bett
ebgnio mnbr. Aenl Der Srieg befloHen miro, miro CT gegen Der
Binen Der Dlebrbet 05 8oaes beihlOfen. 8enn Der aongreB 6G
hegpaidt git es Elm fAr enfades 91ttel, fb 9epiBbet 5u beriddffen:
as Don grpnn b%orqefhlagGe 9teferenotm- 4ls 6ieent 8oriblogt
4fa0 ben 9rnnnihen Au8a3nngen Iber6dupt iprift Der pormbe3igt
4atrnt, ben bic @obiabrt beg 2an0es m 9er5en Iegt; fpuft Den
part bnnas nf bic 3ufrnft 5a ridhL ntgt BLOB Die OpfT, ionoerr
aid bic sSDIQen zines Srege5 rldtlg 1b3Hlhdgen. 8Rr IDrtdt Ell
Mnarfangr fr iemes 2an0e8 entereien, fr iene Sngen0, fir ian
DfMtgr, uH0 mir Denes Der fam etD0S mebr Be1dftHg bednipruden
ns iee, Die fr enganos Snterelen iprrhea; Die nm England a.
rehpn. es Dor Der Strufe imer Berbrefen az bemahren, Dos 2ano II
eiuen nsrdisIoien Ino rubmloien arieg fI3en molten. 8rpm iprid
fx Nnnen Der 92etrbet os umertfaniiheu 8oHes, jee, ole gum
afe1e beBen, Inn Dos nlht e. 8. y.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Die cntI6ciSenSc stmnNc.

ge gump os gun5en 2anOes. ia Der gnnsen S8elt fno beute nod
GanIAinaton gerhtet mo 0urh ben nelel &ongreB Die @eihide unferer
yhdfaon III meme berbdnantspoQe 9oEnen geentt nerocn oirfen gae
Nextnan ubr Die 8otIhdft 0es 8rdioenten 0eugn oaruuf bin Dob er
sna ntinDeaca Die GrfIdnng zines Srtegs8utanOes nit 9eaidlnno
ioroexn mmD ncnn nmt iogdr cine &riegserfarung gegen oieie Station,
mat her rms cine mehr ais 100i6brige l~reuoiaot DerbnOet Die 9rga-
rfinti0n Der am arRpe SnhTeherteu lit in ben lesten &agen I'M ga8en
2nn0e Iii iebrhofer AeHe tdhg geueien, ieIbft I'M frte0lthen 8ehn Inn
mt naBprfer araft on apngreB at iber5eugea Dob 0o8 Bolt fir ben
kgiea bereit iL Sic bat in rafftnuerhr gete ibren mobren areeserm0
III perbrqen eepubt Der BARN beebt ibe uniheren Griegs0orlei9eH
an 0e aurntan Ord inFr 2no iiter gu Itelen nno Dettere %unge5dblte
4daionen fir neue Riihmgen 81 euangeu.
ge Sroge lift jett, pr6 Der aongreB nf Die STRENGTHENING elm
eeben2 gr0 e gegen gim8e5ntel os amerHanifhn 8ofes entkbioen
0s Iennen arieg min, miro T Dor Dem gSut- umO Hodegebel Der
a1ieqsprg1e peralnnen2 Sod lit @ofnuug oor9anoen, 0aB etnge be.
hxme aRanner fh Rid1t enididern IaHm umo Die &obrbeit reoen
mexbenA 0os hnben Die Sendtoren Stpne. ga 5olete 9oris rmo nuf
nitmeDd brgfs uageoeuRt 2eBterer bat ben &rdf0entn Dor 8oaens
Dang fenr goHhnft 0armf oufmerton gemodt boB Der @eten pom
sTiege nidts f0en mill; Dab Is borerit BEL Der geudtfneten gieutrdltat
bffben fn. Cine neupre 8emde meI0et iogar, oaB CT fir cine Gregs-
erEdxane nit al boben imn uuroe. 8roboen ihent Is IN oRer Stm0e
gDeffdhaft, ob oiie @1dnner enc Grieg5etldrung gu bintertreiben inn
annDe ian mcr0en.
Dale fnoe in 8oihngtoa Die leBte groBe auhogefung Der 5rte.
0vnsFrennDe tott geot fam man ibren 8armngSportn gdobbrut Der
Iahen~ sinoem man an ole 8ln0esienatoren un0 a~ongrebIeute telegrnpbert,
af bic 5timme oes 9ofes 81 boreu Ssers nod niht getnn, %teegrapbiere
Is 1T Der IHal Wimte ben Senatoren un0 aongreBlaten. 3as golf
foKom4 bic @rbnlhang os 5re0eus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Dc eopalItatsfraae Ser bespreRs.

General 9eonar6 @0oo lift bon 9aU gorf ndb G1orRfon beriebt
nofbea- @eqen feinen 2ilen. Der 9rdioent bot Die 8riesung IN
iafner eigeuFhaft oIs nbenter arfegsberr berfigt llo 5Dor ans milf
tarf5hen erInoen. aRan fam ornebmen, DB er ben Sdrht rad
reiffder lIeberIcatng unb nad 9idiprode NIT ben 8aftdnogen 6teaen
ag4nn bot Bo00 9nHe Die gsnbI gDidel giauIa uno GbarIefon
1n tDihtQcre Hofen NOR MdniIa, nber gSooo 900 GbaIeton Dor, mad.
oe1 Inn bedeutet porben mai, DAB er in gip gorf unter tinen I'M
f6hnen Maben fonne.
Gharlgfoa liegt prbebHd meter Ron snbnn ns 9tonio. auBer.
hn MIRO 9rr Aooo nuf iGnan neuen Gnften IN Der Gdbe ieinss alien
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Nus Council Bluffs,
Gin nnternr6menbcr NifnaIina.

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Der ongibt, ooB or 22t Bluff Ctr.
mo6nt, nuroe IN Smnba berbaftet
unter Der 8eidulSigung. Den Glert
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mar bisber Glert 1T Mlc@rorps 10
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6radt Inn proaeiiiert 8u perOen.
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it, mar idon friiber in einem dbn-
lihen 5aa berfpidelt. 9Sn Council
Bluffs betpegte er fid MIR in ben
Greiien oes gbriitIihen @ereins
fungcr gldnner, tuie Die See beria.
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Der goIi3ei in Die SGnoe fieIen.