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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
aearneag Milistn a"bEummaabiert.

&edrneD, yteb., 5. Aprtl. 0ie
&ruppen Der bteitgen Gompognie s
bonn 4. 9lebrasfa Gegiment bnben
NIT Iu8nabn1e bon 2eltnnnt Grain
uno orei 02aritL meld}e 3tpeds meitc-
rer 9efrutierung bier geblieben iin0,
Die 9taot mad unbefannten 8eItinl.
mitngsortcn berldiien. Cine abtai-
lung bon 38 Qfnnn lit nod Often ab.
fomnan0iert urlo cine o1loere bon "a
Mann lit in neitlider 0tiAtung ob.
aefabrert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
SHld9t Gin u~nta5cnett>
Reiterrceiment Dor!

Bolton. &. 9lpriI. = SRI. Mdrion
@efton gottIe bat Den Mifitdrbebor-
ben norgeIhlaaen, Elm ama5onenbeer
5n Rfer6e 81 oraoniferen un0 I'M
8%olisei6ienft 81 berlpenoeu. Die jun
ge Dame mare nidt %abgpueigt, als
6rditIetH 0erit an Der Spibe oieIer
4oDalIerie 5u ~reitel, ii1o gl1libt elm
idnei0iges Reginlent unter Der rel.
tenoen 8nmenpelt Der gobnenitoot
5ulammentronmeIn 81 founcfl.
Sri. Goitle 1T icOer5cit bereit, iidl
dnmerben ST lnieu uno oent ioae.
unnnten inneren acino. BON neu iic
bel aeleien bnt entaeaen 81 traen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Stor5 oefeieftcs Bc6z
Bier

am 3abf unb in JIaiden am uno
nuh Dem 9. apriI. Sect III es 3eif.
aiiten oieies feiuen alien &c.
trdnfes 81 beitelleu. 5dIt iih utf
itubeItimnte 3eiten uuo oieut ipGter
ais cine beIiebte 8enirt1tng. GeIe-
p6oniert on GGns. Stor3. @ebiter
1860. Grompteite Gblteferuug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05

@roBcn: %, q. %, 2s, so, ga
1n0 81 3oa S%ai[lenineite. 2A gorn
A 6oa. bacterial fin 8hiie fir Sc
aoG. @roBe uno IA Moro fir SOD
benotiet. Ser Rod iii am ufterem
Gnoe uiteefdbr 81 gnro mcit. z
peridieoeHe 9tliter. t0c bog 5tiid.
Sir belize 20c.
2034-0omen aleio-Ghnittmii.
tier in 6 @r0Ben: 81, 36, IS, 40,
AZ uno IA 8on gaTtenpette. !
GARD SO S6rges 9ateriol fir So
S0H. @r6be ben0tigt. Ser Sod If
am uHtereu Gnbe ungefGbr 21s 1o
melt. greis 10c.
177S-M1oden alei0.-5hniit
nuIter in 4 @roBen. s. 10. t2 unO
If Sohren. Az 9arn A 5oH. wfas
terioI fiir t2idbrige @roBe beit6tigl.
&reis t0c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05

2o22 Groltcn 9~Gir8e.-5dnitt
miiter in 4 8roBen: fleir, mittel.
groB, groB ulo ertro.groB. 435
garo 80 8oG. Wtoteri1l fir Dit
telgr0Be benotigt. 8reis t0c.
2o8t-Siibides @d06eatIei6.-
S6nitt1nuiter in 5 @r6Ben; 4. 6,
s, 10 uno IL Sobren. AZ Yor0
36 3ol. Bacterial fir 10.i1brige
@r0Be benotigt. 8reis 10c.
tier in 8 gr6Ben: t2, ID tn0 t6
Sabrpu. 31s gnrO SO 86n. @uteri.
al fir gIuie imb 25s garo fir Rod
fiir 16-iqbrige @r6Be beuGtigt.
&reis 10e.
2030-anuben au5ug.-5dnitt.
uuiter in 3 @roBen: 8. A. 5 uno
6 Subrei. '212 9nro Al Soa. Mtate-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Cckal>uadptIcbtcn
aus Sremcnt, uebr.

Die 5rentont 01iIi3 lit am
S@onntng nteOer einga3oeen un0 nad
inbefanlten aegionen berihidt NOR
ben.
6reo Bfeiffer 1T bepte I'M So
fpifat nod fllr3er arantDeit geltors
ben.
am S%drlstag murbe 8t Gbren
0es 8idjterS 2inoieD bpn 3enber.
peIfer Dor BEN bier beridnrmelten
2ebrern cine 4niprade qebaIten bat.
Ii, inn Germ 9oteL Elm 6etnlabl &C.
geben, Incident cine alu5a6l Der
Observation-Disclosures Der ufnLteeens
ben Counties heiiDobntet. HoB Gam.
nlorO beranitnltete 0os Mabl. DID.
ter 2tnoiap CAB Den 4niupien0en ei.
men geridt iiber feline aeiie nit Der
Joro 5riebensgeieltidoft.
4nna Sobnion bat ibre Rlage
gegen s. Gus @unpert ouf Sha,
Oeneriab. neil file ol5 4ngateIlte in
ieinem @eiddft ilber Elm ainoernlto-
mohil aefaIen mar, g%Gtpon1eri.
8. 8. Qder8, pelder int ber-
gnn9enen SCRIPT bon bier mad Gan
antorno, Ter 3oa, lum bort ben
8iltter All bleiberl, 1T iebt nod Sic
aa0o, Mio., iiberiieoeIt.
Gle 8DtbinsidmeItertt feiern
49,
bfnte ben p. Sobrestog oes Bette.
hens ibrer 2oge Durdl Elm BRO.
grontm uuo 8eiteiietl.
Cecil &atftelo. Elm Sltnge bon
ia eSabrerI utlr0e AM Sonntaa bon
eittem glltomo6iI ~rntgerannt, glitds
IiAerfDeiie obne ernItltde 8erlebun.
gen onbon5ntragen.
Inter AnIeittng bon 9. 6.
8inob0m ioaen aus 6remonter Sc.
id)ansIeutcn un0 Qrbcitern bralld,s
bare MISUNDERSTANDING ~altsgebiI.
BET lDer0en lt1O ioaen be3iiglife
llebungen ieben Morgen I'M $50
iI1r beginner. aipiranten fonnen
Iih IN 81. B. burners 2ooen met0en.
NiS iebt bobeu itd Die ~folgen0en
BerIoner oafiir gemeIoet: 81. 8,
Gurrer, Q. 6. 8inbbant, Carl
8aIOuiu, Sobn u. Meper8, elmer
9ooea, Rif s. 9e3iobanni 2ouis
8. Gage, S. IS. SeHid uno G9arles
9'Gonnor.
@fn. 6baunob1n, Elm Solilr.
0ers Gountn gionier, pelher ieit eis
Niger 3eit in Roro. 8eno pobnte, lit
nad) eitteut 5pn5iergdnge mad DIOR.
ie BlufF ploblih %getorbeu. CT mar
HI Srlntto geboren.
6 q. 2orion If. bat bic
8rigIen aoltgrntni @eIeIifoit nm
bic Gimme bon $4,000 Sdaoeners
ins DertIogt.
8urd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stueier antontobile puroen Die in
eom neineren befinoIihen gerionen
bti1rsgeifleu0ert, gliifIideriDeiie
obne erntEihe 8erles1ungen 5i err
Ieioen. Ger 6iibrer 0e5 on0eren
@eF1brts bergab, feline adrte 3u
hhrterIolfe1. Die 70 irnionft on Die
2uH geleaten 8erionen tpnret: 6re0
pen1Ier. Otto &1nien, cars 2niriet,
lHp0e getnlm nno Ben 6drnlof.
Gos SntereTie in Die beilte
fnttfrn6enoe 8obl lit fem iebr re.
ees. nnD Die anu6ioaten fin0 chen,
iuie fitrSIid bcbanptet plrbe, bereits
bon ben geruispoli3iIten qeipdblt
nor0en. Mon iodte Die Brtmdrs
pabIeu better bea6ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
SEEDS N1cnate fir
Beletbmno Wilions!

Sem gorf, 5. april. Senrp
Doeger, EN- @r1tnoftidsbdnoler bon
Mdppoob, q. s., mi1roe negen ge.
leioigung oes gr6iibctten 8i[ion
in elmer bon ibm abgebalteuen ST.
fentIiden Hebe 5i 6 Ronnten ar.
beitsbnusItrafe berurteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Nntn mn 2na fnaihiercn.

@filnuufee, 8tsc., 5. gprfl.
@egen @1itternndt flbr ein gerio.
rlcn3ug in ein aittomobil binein.
Die Z Sniaiien oes arnftipngens,
aluei Groucn ipltrocn ber-
lebt, orei BON ibueu Iebensgef1br.
lid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Cider 6inii6ergefO,nmen.

Stem gorf, 5. aprtl. Sier lit
geitern Die gaodridt eingetrofen,
Dab Die betoen beitiidten nmerifoni.
iden Qnmpfer n6intano" unb st.
Saul ither in england nugelongt
iin6. Die 8nnpfer tporen otn "a.
Mdr8 bon bier nbgefobren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05

ben SInmuten polig per8eDrt MUIR
be. Nar Elm paar perfoblte Stnov
deit tpar allies, 0as BON ibu iIbrig
hIieb.
abonniert ouf sic GGglide Gtibiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05

riot fir 3-idbrigc @r0be benotigf.
Grei8 10c.
2024-6rollcn polis aIei6.
SdnittmuIter IN 7 @roBen: "a, 36,
80, 40 AZ, Al uno as Boil git.
Ttcnneite. Z goro 36 sou. Moteris
al fir bic So sou. @roBe ben6tigt.
Ser Sod lift an 1u,teren @n6e I'M.
gefdbr 8 9aro melt. 8reis 10e.
2o1s-Mdoden Grin8eB aleio.-
Shnittmuiter in 4 @r0Ben: 6, s,
10 uno t2 Snhren. 334 GARD SO
80n. 9suterinl fir S.i1brige gr6Be
beuOtigt. 8reis t0c.
POPS 2027 = 0omen aoTtitm.
9anten gluie POPS 5dnitmilter
in Z @roBen: 81, 36. IS, 40, AZ,
Al uno 46 3oa 8iutenmeite. 90.
men Sod 2027 69nittmuIter tn Z
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Sin Gfrraeidenf.

Chicago, 81, S. april. Gina
5000 4ngeitellte Der 6irmo armoilr
& 60, Die neniger als $t,800
idbrIid n%eroienen, meroen 8%niontmelt
st Gitert cine 9rdmie bon $780,
900 o~1lsge8ablt erbolten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Stor5 bcrubmtes Bc6z
Bier

oies 1T Gin MeiiteractrGnt nn6 be-
ionoers Qeeignet, in S9rem aelLer
attfgebobeit 3u neroen. glitter Der
beiiert e8. 8eriduult uiht. efnel
8orrat eitt3ulegen. Gelepbouiert an
gbas. Stora, 8ebiter 1860.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Seas SOipitalidiffe ieit ariessau-
fang u~erietft.

2onoon, S. apriI. = Scr Sefre.
tar Der a0mira[itdt Mcg1omoro, err
tlGrte berte I'M 9a1iie Der @emeinen,
oob lett 9eginn be8 arieges I'M
@an5en ieds SoipitoGidiffe Der 81
Itierten ourd Gaudboote ODER Wii-
men berientt norben itn0. Ger logt
ober nift, no Die Nainen Beritam-
merl)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
BIT gpoe berbronnt.

SoDnes, Sc. 9, 5. g[pril. Der
ettpa 80 Sabre oIte 5orrter So
iepb Mc@ratb fano ben 9erbren-
mtngstoO, ols feline Siltte to1bren6
Der gtodt IN 8ranO geriet uno non
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
9Ins Council bluffs.

gD. q. ObaRne .atrdR, Ode
Union. ttno 9ierce Ctr. aorfrei.
togsfdtgottesbienIt om 6. QpriI
obeuos nm 7;30 ubr. Sfterfeter
Der SonntagsiauIe Inn $50 ltbr;
5eitgottesoienit I'M 1890. 9or.
traasgottes0ienit oben0s 7.30 am
s. april; Tbento: g1arfreitag8-
mo 0iteritimmen. Seoermonn lit
9er8lih etngelaoen.
artbttr Grader, 9oItor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
Briteit 0cbcit 81
DcrIcnkMngcn 81!
NUrlDegen fat Sarh ben II. 8uutfricg
1876 Sdiffe bon 243,000
Sonnen berlureH.

2on6on, 5. glpril. - BGbren6
Ser an j.. gtpriL enoenOen 8ofe
fino Is &otbelsfabr5enge ilber 1900
3onuen uno Is uttter oteiem @ebolt
bon Eou6booteit ODER Niuen bers
ienft porben, atlBeroem iedS Slider.
0atnpfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
gsIeiSiaer @iIiuns frtiaelaRen.

QineoIn, Neb., 5. QpriI. = 50.
iepb aToB, Der am 2icnstag i'm ad.
ptoI feltgenommen mur6e, neil CT
aHoeblih Dem BrdiiOerten gefEudt
baben ioI, tuaroe baIte morgeu
oi,s Der &oft entIoiien, nud6em $50.
tiseid3eF antleg bon ben glmoesbe.
BORDEN nufaeforoert uitroe, oeft
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05

I'M aat. MID b bon''S @implreagS D un l%9's susr6I9asi
gu f%ilrteren. 0letne 3ait f6eint gu fettie al
antpprf: Die creane, tpeIde auspurHtpft
eLtHttnieren. brdlden gttimerffnntfett. 6olen
Sic fib bret @raH GnIp6erb Tablets (nint
SULPHUR Gdblets) unn rebInen Gle he res
gelndBtg tnitt glntpeiiuugea urebrere mtonate
ta's' -
8raa IN. ., 9. froet: y9enren gte, es
III tnoeltn tlr mid, Heire gepidt bon 81
gfnflo d1f ettpa t25 8funo 5n e%rbb6cn7"
NHtpnrt: ga, im CLAUDE, odB Der reaeIs
ntdBige gebrdu6 etncs fpe8ieIen 9onie 2ab.
let's ote2 fiji Gle tim miro, ME es oies fit
talfelSe nHbere getan bat 9erEaneen sic
bon abtem Apotbefer 8retsGran 5bposuucs
len anipsiinnaen. EeSbmen Sic 6ieeIben
iriebrere Wloflnte Lang, i'm ben oo1en 9hiseH
al 8te9en.
y9tap4. fdretbt: raart Elm CIT gron9ioIs
8ethfDcroen petoeroer SciInna ernugen2
8nftoren i4etHel MIR nt1t 81 beIfett, mas
Ipilrben 5te borimIagen2"
g~tntnprt: Gbrortfhe GrfdIhlng. lpe6en 5dIB,
sroIlattls 9a BELIEF lpttr6e ID ratetL ton'
den. aa1fen Gte hics In iraenb elmer Apps
sbefe In 2h iin5et Bafeten nnb mtfnen Gle
Laut Gif Der 8lafne befinoIiben slnpeis
IlIlsel nno Sss iperSen febr balo bon as
piro ni4t unr ~erIei1tern, lonoerH Beiferung
berbetflbren uno 1T ie5r ansenebm al nebs'
men.
nM7eIbiGe g." f6retbt: .Goute Elm Monn
bon 5eQsunonier5ie fi9 bolitdnote btlflos fins
beng Bin f9Dab, ferpos, furntf0nt, mir
LeIbft 8urpttrfe nIafeno. 61lafe ninf gut.
5tebe 1nf nit @rHtiiblna, IabRter1 gftiden
lno babe oft beftt9e S9Mer5e1t i'm binteren
GetI oeS ROPES, &apri5i6fen sIppetit, dbet
pen1 id pirfIt9 efe, beforume i'd feline
Rrdfte."
aHtport: Tim eiuen GemetnpIos au aee
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
gludl Gin 9anpfer perienft.

Seem Orleans, 5. april. Der
nprtpegiide 9ampfer y6ormdnb" Z,
Der am II. Sarltar bon bier nod
Sabre NIT elmer olgemeinen Go
oltng bon 6tiifg1t abgefnbren mar,
lift am 0ienstag n1be Der fran3oits
ifen aiiIte berienft iuorben. Der
9anpfer befano iif, mic Die S6iffs-
agenten George 9. Sap[or ii. Go.
bier per 4abeltalcgrdmm erfabren
bobGu, obne 2aoung o1f Der Ser
fabrt. Or mar bon obtger 5ir1tn
gcd)ortert tporoen. ueber 6os 5htf.
TAI Der 9emanrrttg, tpelde nteiit
aus alnerifanern beItdnb, lit in Der
aabeIoepeide nifts geiagt moroer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
gsOrlueoens saiffsbcrlnftc.

GDrftionio, 5. 2lprtl. Scit Dem
/. Snnuar iin0 155 nortpegiife
6nbr3euge nit cinem @ebalt bon
243,000 3onnen oeutiden Eoll4.
booten gum 2pfer 9efaller. Sierbei
bnben SO Noripeger noS 2eben Elm.
ge6itBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
airdennptisen.

Gu. ct. Sobanues @erHcinoc "a.
un0 ginton al r-8oltc Sd)acfer,
4aitor. aarfreitaes @nttes6ieult unl
7:45 oberbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
NnS Dem Gtaate Nebrasfal

@ann fref ali eeber. CT tDiro ie.
bod, ipie Der 8oIiaeidef ioat 8efeDl
erbnlten, 2incnln iofcrt au berIai.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05
gelgiides ltnterititnn8sidtff tDrpe.
Diert.

2on6ou, 5. Qpril. Ser 9oms
pier .Erebier" fir Ste belgii6e
Silf8foumiiiion lit, pte aug gnut-
ben beute te~legropbiert miro, nitf Der
@0be bon Sdepeningen bon einem
Goudboot berIentt poroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05

gdpeniide aRtuserfrlcn nn0
@ehipI biI0rn inter feinen llmIt8ss
0en eiren TroIt fit oie @utnNtes
0eru 5dnpcoen bleibt Inter ieAsr
Dirt BON Hegierring neiltral.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-05

4Ae -ohfeherh Beantmoriefef Sraden fifa
BON dnLaemetHelu &bnrqlieEs pae s29Asp9Nat@
Cber arnntbetten lperoen 2enq man sl agp 6S I'M
'H9 Sieteriaen Hente. Bic tpeitere aat4ldgs
%iinlfpnft toiInfhcib ftdgeIt gefI az 9F %elgts
@traBe, Gnpfon, Ohio f1reiben nilb AsaAlgi#
efr feibftnbrelierteS Mab fTaHlteEies sSnaaaa%
t~portaanpert einfnIteBett. @S mEro nsIlasgA
DnB Der poae aSune ftlID MoLeHe eAMaslAHsgMa
nnr Bic MISUNDERSTANDING pngr elIlen IANs
aterten @dnreil benubelt. Die Sse5epte iaFtlleR
IN irgennetiter eutet alpotbefe aasget51Al mfFs
ben, sSeoer MpDtbefer fnIfrf pic NelEalEaAeA3k
bel mGn9rpss&roaiitert heftellen,
brdnedbrf, .eae babeu 0ip @GHeHigfestgasenJN
lberihritten, nlb Snr AerpeEtln5teTs nkanae
sie Iib I'm %g45hrben DreirBraH wa60nIeae
Ta6fets. gfbuert cite per MiipelIitpiigeA IIEo
feben gle Sic gebaneIulg, merit Hofia, sIseps
rere wlpndte fprt.
SRI alSere f6reibt: .aseia SaaE famnt I
rrs, meine appf9nut Judi nap @6appeH be9l
Idfti1eu MID febr, mo tm uE1e3Ee 1908 DAs
ben bas hieie 8lftaroe IIsrteEl .sa $500.
babe Id ite etpas gefulpeitt ens pe1 fMR4
6%ringenoen 8efnItatell elmer grlLHhItWeil Asss
b~anbliiHg nit etniaaenE aele5eus WGHngt
6elebenb. Inn Iauierl0e gebrauben sS Deate
%se9eImdBis oIS cine 9aars UNI Aevi9aass
Ionif.
qtlneafa" .f6rstbt: 80 Din bsatriHiet ihen
1iteiHen @eintoheil58uftnrtb. M2etne AfterelE
nto 8IaFen linb Tihf aeluilb. 9nbf aMnfahe
bon @etriibnis, fnldie nidt. GUT nflb paus
fla eufIfebeH. trim Bat iIbIefI GerlaG1 sHp
garbe 1T Man@maL istr tparIs@ alflas
af1neE spuffeH" uHo lrter ben MnQe1 gaes
in g@aas+. Bite perimretbeM Sic
ait1uprt: S1re GDnlptoHIe beoeitfe1gs na5
sic 8ebdnoInna HHfig bnbetL tpelMe bin
s5i1nfttcnen bon Nteret ifD mi05e nltfn1asSiga
Ssaifen Sic lit herfiaelten NDbrdea wuiaas
mort tablets urb HcBnterE Gle 0~iele5beM NeE
Mnneiluugert fiji HIebrere M0tbeti, 1aer klAs
Sic Grtei6tering oeripareH-
8. 81. o. f9reibt: aggenn .eife 8eESrn sdS
urbepuem 5a fiibEen dt1tdfat itIfoLge D1N
nberHndbieem Set. oeHfen Gle, im Iagla lA
rebn5ieren nit mehi6tnifner @eb0n0IlfaH
gnttpprt: Die Beb0noTllug SsDeGS seenn5teA
rung ibermaBiaen iSettes lam lder hit
flint @ran NrboIone TabIets aiEsgefIbrt iper
ben. Sd rate Mat Ill Wleoiiameniegt obdse
l~lnteribiee, aber otefe HebaabIuug fGeflIf eMa
geulein erfcfgreln an ieiit.
siotS: BieIe Sabre lana Bat gr. WaFeN
freter gf1t utb 8erfhreibun1eil nis Wan}1s
men aeute ourb bic 3etfiHgsfpnIten qeae6ea.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-14

Authorities Investigating Affairs at
Fort Mcpherson.

Atlanta, July 9.-An investigation
was being made tonight by militar,.
authorities at Fort Mcpherson i'm an
effort to place responsibility for what
appears to have been an attempt to
liberate 400 German sailors intcrned
there.
officers admitted they had discoy-
ercd that the wire barricade which ex-
tends around the quarters occupied
by the prisoners had been cut Sun
day night. The discovery was made
this morning. In one place q hole
large enough to allow the passage of
a mans body was found.
The sentinel who was on duty near
the prisoners quarters was put under
arrest. No other arrests had been
made tonight. The authorities have
been unable 10 ascertain whether the
wires were cut by the interned sailors
or some one outside the barricade.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-14
Weather ami Crop Conditions for The
Week Ending July 10, 1917.

Columbia, July 11.-Timely and
abundant rains have greatly improved
corn, gardens, truck, forage and pas
lures, but scattered sections still need
rain. Cotton is generally much i'm
proved. but the crop in eastern and
southern counties needs dry weather.
and many fields show a tendency to
turn yellow and to scald. Tobacco
continues in excellent condition; cur
ing is progressing, and warehousing
will be quite general during the COM
ing week. Corn, forage and late
truck planting is proceeding, with an
increase in pea acreage; sweet potato
transplanting has been the principal
work in many parts. Fields are well
cultivated, with but few complaints
of grass. Fruits continue promising;
early grapes are ripcning, and peach
es are plentiful. Early tomatoes and
roasting ears are abundant
Richard H. Sullivan,
Meteorologi3t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-14
PLANT A FALL FOOD ACRE"
Southern Railway Cooperating in Food
Campaign.

Washington, July 10.-As an effect
i've means of releasing larger pro-
portion of the food and fccdstuffs
grown in the South for the use of
the armies and navies of the United
States and her allies, the Southern
Railway system, in cooperation with
the United States Agricultural De-
partment, seed dealers throughout the
South. and local bankers and busi-
ness men. is carrying out campaign
for the planting by individual farmers
of fall food acre."
Arrangements have been made by
which the seed houses will put up as
sorted packages of seeds of standard
food and feed crops which can be
planted during the months of July,
August and September, and which will
furnish food and feed for the farmers
family and his live stock in the fall
and winter months. These packages
will be supplied in quantities by the
seed houses to local bankers and bus
ines smen, who. in turn, will sell them
at cost to farmers in their commune
ties. The county agents Of the United
States Agricultural Department will
cooperate in this campaign and will
aid in the distribution of the seeds
and in advising farmers as to the best
methods in planting and cultivating.
Owing to the limited supplies of
seed available, it will probably be i'm
possible fully to supply the demand
for those fall food acre" packages
and the distribution will necessarily
have to stop as soon as the available
supplies Of seed are exhausted. Bank
ers and business men in territories
served by the Southern Railway sys-
tenn who may desire to act as distrib
utors of seeds in their ncighborhood;
can obtain full information as to how,
to proceed by addressing Mr.. Roland
Turner, chief farm products agent.
Southern Railway system, Atlanta, Ga.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-14
TIE BOOSTER "TRIP.
Large Crowd Spent Day i'm The To-
bacO COuntrS-lIOSpitabl Enter
taincd by People.

In spite of the fact that court was
in session and false reports were
abroad that the roads were in bad
shape, q large number Of automobiles
assembled on Wednesday morning for
the booster trip into the southeastern
section of Sumter and the eastern part
Of Clarendon county, AS several cars
joined the party along the route, the
number gradually increased until Tur
beville was reached, when there were
about thirty cars present. 1t is esti-
mated that there were about 125 who
made the trip and boosted for the
Game Cock City. Many of the cars
were decorated with patriotic colors
or with large banners bearing the
names of the business houses which
they represented. Almost every car
carried advertising matter and dis
tributed it along the way.
At Sardinia, the first stop, the ad-
dress Of welcome was given by w. N.
Rush. Several short talks were then
given by members of the booster
party. Mr.. ]. Frank Williams spoke
at New Zion, telling of the proposed
trip to the weevil infested districts of
Georgia and Alabama and inviting
the farmers Of the New Zion section
to join with those who have already
declared their intention of going.
The boosters then moved along TO
Turbcvillc. the principal stopping
place of the day. Lemonade and wa
tcrmelOn were served to the boosters
as they arrived, dinner not being
ready. But when it was served, ev-
eryone was fully repaid for waiting,
for the meal was indeed a sumptuous
repast and. needless to say. each per-
son present indulgcd freely. After
dinner speeches were delivered by DR..
S. H. Edmunds, I. c. Strauss and B.
B. Hare, State statistician of the de-
partment Of agriculture.
Short stops were made at both
Shiloh and Trinity before the cars
headed for home.
Hardly as many people greeted the
boosters as could be wished, but the
farmers were exceedingly busy pre-
pairing their tobacco for the market
and were unable to come out. When
the next trip is planned, it is hoped
that it will be scheduled for q time
when the farmers are not so busy
and can attend the meetings in large
numbers as they have done heretofore.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-14
ARMY RANKS OPEN.
Height and Weight Limits Cut
Down.


Washington, July 11.-Small men
make as good soldiers as big men in
the revised opinion of the war depart
ment, which has instructed recruiting
stations to open the ranks Of the reg
ular army to men no more than five
feet one inch in height and who weigh
only 40 pounds.
The order was issued on tho basis
of a recommendation made by Surgeon
Gcn. Gorgas. who advised that good
men were being kept out by the mini
mum height and weight limit of five
feet four inches and 120 pounds.
The new orders will have wide cf-
feet in National Guard recruiting anJ
probably in selections for the Nation
al army. Regular army standards gov
ern both of these services in a general
way.
The regular army still was shor;
some 10000 men when recruitin4
closed yesterday. only 1.22G men hav
ing been accepted during the day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-14
Auto.lntoxication
Causes Death

Do you know why you have sick
headache, diabetes, neuralgia, rheu-
matism and liver or kidney troubles? I?
It's because you are being poisoned
by products Of your own body. Your
organs Of elimination are not work.
ing properly. Waste material that
should be thrown out is being retained
to poison and intoXicate your system.
That could not happen if the bowels
were kept open with Granger Liver
Regulator. This splendid preparation
IS purely vegetable and non-alcoholic.
Demand Granger Liver Regulator at
your drug store-25c box-and take
no other. There is nothing "just as
Good" -.