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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25

gtebrnsfa Aito 8aOiatDr @epair.
Cute arbeit n16Biae greiIe,
pronlpte ye0iemlng. 3nfrteoenbeit
g%arontiert. 900 60. 10. Str, EeIe.
pbon: Douglas 1890. 8. 90. $ouier.
Omaha, Nebr. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
Oregon.

Oregon.
drsie 2nnSfarts, Oregon uno Soobo.
SOrSaH SaaeB grOieet. (1eaI1eur
60, Ore.) (Gfpgbee Co., SOobo.l
&arIe1 s. Scooter. a4n !. Ratl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
Automobiles.

She Glear, SS45. Sabrisieri bon
Girna, Die felt 43 Snbren 0uaSi.
tatspro6itfte bergeiteIt bat. BorSigl.
agenturennusiiuten. Shreibt um
9e0ingungen, 8ir ttno agenten fir
Iebrnsfo u. @eIt.Sotpa. 0ebrnsta
Clear So, 1856 u. IL. Ctr, Sin.
coin, Meb. 8tr ipreden 9entih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
6Oipitaler,

ct. 9nfe's Seatides littb. SOipi.
tai. Meoiainiide uno hirurgiihe ges
bonolung. Seine Botienten nit an.
Itehenoen &rmlfbeiten ~aufgenom.
men. 212t Safe Str, omaha.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
5armeu ~ O~srfuxfea.
gu %bsrferfrn.

On berfegrn.
@etreiOefarm boz t20 adern IN
Roromelt 9diouri, nobe oeirtider
Qnfieblung, ioG biGie uno inter
giiniigen acknowledgements Der.
fault meroen. 81 o0reifieren: 8. w.
Some. &umbolot, Neb. -7.31.17
5ertige 5armen bon 20, 40 alder
ODER mebr; lei6te 8eOingungen, in
aufblhben0er 0eutiher aolonie, orel
Grntpn idbrli1, miberuten unbe'
FAINT, geiunocs aIima, gutes 8ni'
fer, oeutide airden ur0 Shulen,
CUTE 8ege, feline Qeger urD giftige
@eptilien. 8erLongt Ronatsi4rifter
Ser ionnige Sitben" frei. SnHng
Soatb Developing &c. 9ept. a,
6nIen Sin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25

Dan unteritlte Die oeutide
greIIe. iriOen man 8u ibrer @erbrei.
tung beitrdst.
gars's, bic saieH ReiHiSG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
eanafuricn

MaTase.-2t2.214 8oiro Bldg,
IT. II. 3oug, Doug. 3458. 8doer,
g2oiiage g%biropoob. 6rl. Smitb II.
5ran 6eaS, BGrterimeu. Isis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25

Bnid Il UDrgbnff,
SeIepbon Douglas 1918.
8rtnbbefiss 2ebers., Granfen., In
foa. un6 fisue-g eriifernfb, ebepic
@eid1fts8 ermitteInng.
8tmmer 7S0 8orIG 6erol6 gISs.
Is. ur0 6drnnn Str1Be.
Omaha. Rebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25

&erlangt: 9lGo6en fir oage.
meme $ousarbeit; NIT @~mpfeblun.
gen. Grou $. &obIff 2567 2eobeu.
north StraBe. -7.27.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25

&erInngt: Gin tidtiges oetlt.
i6es MG0hen in oeltider 6amilie.
@uter 2obn uro oauern0e StelIlmg.
Selebbon 3oit9Ias 436S. If
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
HlaHiFsierte Ansei9en.
gerlunst-@cibIid.

@erInnst; Sttnges 6eutides
Maaodeu 5ltr $ilfe bel Sailsarbeit.
4ufaurnfen 0orn. 54S5. -7.27.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
9etettbs.
MebiainHdes.
Ghirppraelie splnal AbinRments.
Or. G6par0s, "a. & Snrnon. 9.9445

Or. So6n Suli, 5pe8idliit tn gfu.
gem, Sbrell., 0aien. uno aeblfopf.
lei6et. 690.92,94 8ranoeis gI6g.,
0maba, gtebr. Eel. Douglas 1884.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25

Stelleuseiuf. - Grop in mittIe.
rem Sobren nit einem t4idbrigen
4naben iudt SteIllne oIs $ous.
bdIterin aif fin6erloier 6nrm. 9or
&. g., Sribiiue. 1851
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-25
9n p%crfnnfcn.

Sans nit 6 8iurnertL MODERN
o6ne @ei5uug. @or einigen 5nbren
neu gebnpt. gtad8ufrogen 2919 @.
20. 9traBe. -7.31.17
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
9ScrI6ins's g8urnmms.

g2ur oitrh bartc Strei6e fam DER
arieg gelponnen pcroerL 10 ers
fldrt Der SoAiitonnaaoircn0c
Scr omcrifoniidcn Gruppen in
SSrunfrcid in einem SiltcrOiclp.
9Sarfs, IS. 9tuguit. General
moior Eeri6ing, Der Sodbiifommon-
oircnoc scr omerifaniir9cn Eruppeu
in 1Sronfrcid, crfldrtc 6eutc in eincnt
SSnterpicm eincm Gertreter ser n9lI-
lociirteu @rene" eegcniiber, OoB Der
Gricg nur Slirh mdHtige Streide
9emonren weroen fonne..
Ger @euernl CAB icinem 9e0ulern
oorii6cr 9lus0rlid, oaB oas anlcrifds
nicbc golt ii6 10 louparm Dem
ariegc gegeniiber Oer6altc, uno iiigte
6in5u:
.Scocr Mlorn icoc 6raiL ieoeS
aino ioutc Sic Communication 6ci
i6rcm gserfe untcritiiBen, cine oua-
rifaniibc 9lrnee 81 cr6altcn mo
ols3uriiiten uno iit imO bic 2Iaiirten'
9(rmee all ermut6igen. Iieler aricg
fonn nibt ourc6 9le0en ooer onr6
Subicriptioncn fir oos uSiot6c
areu5" gcmonnca pcrOen. Gas omc-
rifaniic6c Iolf miiiie iid poll bctppBt
perOen, mas Oieier Grieg bcoeutet.
gr fam MN 0irc6 barte, mddtiee
Strci6c acponneu perocn nibt aul
irgcnoWcl9e anoere @eiIe.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

re, 191 Nlineniperfer ltno 10000 @e-
iuebre erbcutct. g[n ionitiecm &riegs-
material fielen ibnen groBe Wlcngen
Whinition $4,000 @osmnsfen IA
@un8er-g[utomobile, Is Wlotor-6abr-
aeuge, 8pei Bon5er8iige, iec6s bella
oene gobn5iiee, cine grobe gln5abl
bon @efG6rten oIlcr 9lrt itno beOeil-
tcnOe Quantitdtcn @roOiant in Die
SGnoe.
Gs lit beionocrs berbor3ubeben
ooB ipG0rcnO Ser fiir5liben SGnpfe
N1unitionS Solomon, 3igc lno
8a6n .Erousporte trob scr groBtcil
an iic geiteaten glnforoerimgen III
glotter g8eiie oie 9(rbeit ser 3uiubr
pcriu6cn. 0ant ior9fdltiger SSn-
ltruftiouen lno 9enolIer 0urdiiib-
rung Der 8flidtcn murocn alle &rtp-
penbewegungen i'm Ginflang nit Den
Bldnen ourbgefiibrt, ln0 oic Erup-
pen an Der 8roht iporen itetS init
Scr not6mcnOigeu 0uontitdt bon Wlll-
nition iino BroDiant uno onoeren Be-
oorfsortifeln berieben. 0ies gielt To-
mo6l fir sic g8citfront trob oeS
SeuerS, ooS ouf oos @e6iet butter
iuleren Steaungen eeridtet muroe,
pic fir oic Sltiront, no ale S6pic-
rigfeiten Der gtotllr Oes Eerroins,
oeS g8etters uno Der &erbeerlingen
oes arieocS BON itnS lciht iibcrwun-
oen iulirOen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
9riifcberser ais SeicrteMre be-
hanOcIt.

BoYbington, Is. glueltit.
@cnerol-9(nmolt @reeorp bat beltte
9[6cno ben 8unoes.Dilt Diltrittsnnm6lten
obermoIs Snitrltttionen auienocn
laIieil DAB aae nusecbobenen Di0n-
ner. pelAe iib nidbt 0lun 0ienit mel
oen ais Dciertcure floiiifi5irt uno
beItroft meroen miiiien.
Scr General HrofoB WtaridaIl
Gropoer bat entidieoen onB 4er-
lonen, melde es rnterlniieL our lin.
teriu6ung bei oen Iofolcu Daulte-
ruugs -8eborocn alt eridcinen outc-
notiIb occeptirt iperOen uno eS miro
ibnen oos 9iedt oiif 8eireiuug Der-
meigert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

g8oIbingtom is. 9luguit
sSn Ser fiir3en SibiIng oes Senots
ipuroe nit einent @eto BON 3S aeecn
% Stimmen beidIoiieny ole bonn 81
noti5.Gonlite iii Die GriegsIteuerbiI
eineefiigte 8eitinmine 8u ltreihen
cine Steuer bon einem Gent oiif ale
@onf-GbcdS uno 3cpoliten.Gertifi-
fate al crbeben. 0os Gonite battc
oiif cine Sunlne BON $i0,000,00O
aus oicIrr auclle gercGnct. ytur ne.
nioe 9lbiHicoe mur0en erpogen, ols
Iid ser Scnot bis Wtontog pertogte.
D1on bofft, bis 5unt Gnoe Der @che
nit Ger @orlagc fertig 5lt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

QieieIbe miro oiif minoeitens N bis
25 eeiddst. etma SO Scr
Icste. Der Dlotcriolibaocn
beIauft iib ouf @1iaionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
SOd)ldilO, ,&Obn&GO, ,.'':;.'. S;$s''. :;S

5taocn.ga6nlinic iinternaBm Der
6eino an gta6nlitioe cinen llcberro-
Idrngs -glngrilf nit itorfen EriIppen-
maIicn, ais ociicn 9ielnltat mir nob
blutigen aGnpien 2ongenurd perlo-
ren. gSir baltcn oen @infel Dor Dem
Gorfe beicbt.
Snt 9lrtoiss0iIirift 9abcn britii1e
Grlppcn inter Dem S6uBc lborten
9lrtiaerie-6 6euers einen 9(ngrifi noro-
peItlid bon Gems bcgonnen, aber lin-
Icr ber6eercnoes Jeicr lieB ben Sor-
ItoB nid6t sur polen Gntmidlung fom-
men. alcinere gln9riiie oes 6ciiOeS
purocn bon lmicren Streitfr1iten
5uriidgcpieien.
glrmccqruppc oe8 6cutiben 9ron-
prin5en. 9(m G6emin oes Games
mar oie glrtiacrie-Ebatigfcit IN Der
9}adbarihoit bon Gernp cine leb.
bate. SSn ser weitliden Champagne
mar ooS 9on6nrocment am aeilberg
nn0 liiopeItlib bon DioronOillerS be-
ionoers beitig.
9llf Ser n0roli6en &erOnn-6ront
mur0c Ons 9lrtiQcrie.Diea om Dit
toe nit boiler arait wieoer alllge-
nomncn au0 oouerte bis ticf in Die
g}o6t bincin.
Gic 9l1Iiirten pcr1ieren
80 Sluo5cnge.
Inrd lnierc 3Iieoer lmO ourd
odS 3cucr rmierer 9lnti-6lig5eug-
@eldiibe pur0en 26 ieinolihe 9lcro-
plane luo A 6eiielballons berltnter-
ge6olt. Iic 9olIons italloen IN
8lomnten.
0cItli1er 9rteGSihou-
plab.
SSn Sem @e6ict Spiidcn ser Office
lmo Dcm Sdpor5cn W}ccr bat iic6
1ibtS 9lcles crcignet, o6gelcbcn bon
tleinercu @eicdtcn 8wiiAen Oorge-
lbobencn sl6tbciGnecn luto mdBieenl
Artllleric-6eier.
glrlleegritppe oes Gr56er5o9s So
lcpb BON SelterrciH. g(m Donncr.
ltog wurOe iiiolid bon Gro5cSci Elm
lplldti9er @oritoB BON oItcrreibilb-
ingoril4cu Heginlcntcrn inicrnonl-
men Gerielbe mar our6aus erfole.
reid Ger 6cino purNc ans icincu
befeliiaten Stclllngcn 6inouSoctrie.
ben. gSir brod6tcn i6n idmerc Ser.
liIlte bel. gIuBcrOrn modten mir
ii6er 1900 @eion9enc lno cr6eutctcr
eine Sanone rnO tS Wlai9inengc.
uebrc.~
3ic SicgcSbeute ouf Scr
0itfront.
Scit geginn liniercr Sperationer
in 0it@oli8iet Scr gufolpino unt
Scr @}olomt am 10. sSpli baben sic
teutoniiden Ter6iinOeten 665 Sffi-
5icrc lmo 4i,30O W}ouu Su 6jefonge.
men ecmddt. glnBcroeni boben iit
257 aonopen 54S @aldjiueugeipeb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
san Iicouis MdNrructfc gciprcnef

San Tiego, Sal, Is. gluglnt.
@cltern glbcnO iui II llbr wur.
sen iiber 20 SUB Der 4O-5oaigeil
Souptrobre, meIhe oaS itdotilde &c.
ierpoiripitenn nit bent GettbeiAineS-
iDitenl DerbinOct, loiit 9lngnbe oes
StootDerwoItcrs j. 20. 9odwooo, &C.
Iprengt, 9toh 9lnsioge oesieIben
lpuroeu 5tpei Wlduner eeiebcn, bic oa.
ponlieien.
W1ebrerc @ionate lana par Gin
eroBcr E6eil ocs @oiierpcriorglngs-
5pitems, einihlieBIib oes CANNES,
bemodt gcpcich mo Dnroe oes
glabts abpdtroniairt. SeBte gldht
aber paren feline @adpoiten ii ocr
gfd9e OeS grploiions.Crtes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

~ 1as 0cllticbe 9RciAsnlariueanlt crs
licB beutc 0en nobltebenocn >amtli-
hen geridt iiber oas @eiedt 5luilben
fleincn britiihen uno ocutlNcn
ariegsidiiien:
.9(m Gonneritn9 ltieB cine oellt.
ibe 9atrouil(e in Der gtorOiee am
Han0c ser britil6cn Sperr5one auf
feinolid6e &rcl5er uno 3crlt0rcr uno
ariff 0ieiel6en an. Ser 6eino, Der
ms weIertli1 ii6erlegen mar, maHte
inter Dem mobIge5ielten oeuti6en
6euer ae6rt ino eilt5og iiG nit aller
Soit Dem @ciecbt.
g9ir 6a6ed teinc GerhtIte erlitten.
50 rite un0 lls8oDt auf
g9cttfabrt.
Gin otluntil6er @afcn
Is. 9(uenit Oifi3iere eines belte
bier cineelaiIcten britilben Don-
piers Idilocrten cine NlonOiheih.
g9ettiabrt nit einent oelitiben IL
Boot, nngeio6r 40 Wleilcn BON ei-
nem fron5oiiihen Soieh ON A. 9Iu-
quit. 0oS 2aubboot wuroe gegcn
2.3O W1orgcns gciidtct. Bier Stin-
ocu lang iubren ole beioen SdiiTe
Inn sic @ette. Gem Gumpier gclang
es, oos EnuHboot i'm aielwoiier 5u
bolten luO cs i6m 0oourH inmo9-
lid 5u moden, eiri Eorpeoo nit gr.
folg ob5uienern. CaS ll.9oot itcllie
I6lieBlih Die Saeo bel Iagcsaubrn6
ein Ser Mono iAien 10 bell, lagten
oic 9riten, oaB iie oen 5eino Beit.
mciie oelltlib ie6en fonntcn Ias
Boot pilroe ais ausnabmpeiie 9rp-
Bes bci6riebeu ltuo nit 5mei Ged-
geibiiten beitiidt. &cines ser 6abr.
5cn9e gab einen ShuB o6, Iic @e-
ibiiBe oes Goupicrs wnren oIler.
oiugs arf Ocn 6cino gcri6tct ober
Scr gnoldnocr 500 es Dor, iid oird
groBere S1nelltgfeit 5u liberlt.
&arnung Dor berfapptem
Il -goot.
Gin otIontifher Sofen,
1S 9hlguit- Gin GelOon1pier brob.
te belttc Ole @orniuug, Dab elm
GolH6oot inter Der gcrfleiolng ri-
tes Se9eIidiifes all Der otlantilHen
aiiite operire. Der OcloaHpfer e..
biclt bic 9iaHridt Orobtlos ais ct il
ger 9}G6c ser Giiite bon 6lorioo iuar
Der Gapitdu ocs GelihifieS iii Ser
glniidt, oie Nlitt6eiling lei bon Ser.
lnu0o gefonimen Gie 8arnnng lali-
tcte: nSei anf Iirenger Sut Dor Of.
ncin frentoen Soudbboot, Derfoppt
nit 6ol6cn Mors .SegeI zines Sdoo-
ncrs.
slmcrifoniider Gambler
in Secnotb.
Gin otluntiider Sofeu,
is. 9(uoiiit, ,-Cie g2ohridt lief beiite
bier ein Dab Dem ameritaniiden
Gampfer n9iopfuc" iluiueit Der 9iiiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
RirIlgt Dtutt.
&OM tentOuil9Cn Srups
pen gCmad)t.
Sn 6cm JelO5ug anf Der
Oitlihcit SSrpnt.

SIN Iebten W1onot fieIen oen Ocutib-
0iterreidiihen 9ruppen nebcn
$4,000 @efougeiien insgciantnlt
257 aonencn, 54s 0aoidincn-
gewcbre, eroBe Mengen bon @lt-
nition ino onOerem ariessmote-
rial iii Oic SGuOe. gcrluIt BON
2ongemard 8ugeoeben.
9erlin bin 2onoon. t8. 9lug.
Sic Geutitben bo6cn iebt 5teQin.
gen Dor Sangemurd innc. sic oer-
loren ole beIgiitbe 0rtirbaft am Nod-
mlttae nod einent muhtigen 9orItoB
Der britil@en Eruppen.
Die 9(riiocric.96Gtiofci bat cnt-
lang ser Stiiltc BON 1lonoern itno III
Oem @ebict nor0oitli1 bon 9jpern
mieoer einen o5roo boblicr Ssntcnlioi.
tdt angcuomucn.
Gie qluiirten babcn ollf Der @elt-
front 80 6lug5euge perlorcn.
9llif Scr rrni6nilden 6ront ba6cn
bic ollcrrcic6iicb-nu9arii9cn Erlippcn
bci eincm criol9rei1cn gorltoB nebr
ais 1000 @ciongcnc gcnadt-
0e Streitfrditc ser Gcntralmdbte
baben felt Dem 10. Suli in OIt.@ali-
Sien IN Der 8ufowinu mo in ser
W'oloan nobc5u $4,000 @ciangeue
gemadt; aliBeroem boben iie 257
sononcn lmO 51S Nloi6incngcwc6re
erbelitei
Siele 9lngoben iin0 in Dem anti
lidcn 9eridt cntbaltcn, Scr beutc
Na@mittag bon scr oeitidcn obcr-
lien SecrcsIcitung ausocacbcn wuroc
nm iolgenocn @ortlnut bat
@cltlider &ricgsi6ait-
plat.
vArmeegruppe oes &ronprin5en
&llpprebt BON 9a1ern. gliif oenl
SdlodticIOc IN 8lanOcrn bat oas
4rilllerie-Guea an ser aiiite unG
norooltli@ bon Dpern wieoer einer
''aacmcin 6citi0en G6orofter ouqe.
,lonlmen gInoersuo mar sic N[rtiQe,
rle'Sbotlgfeit geringcr, ais an ser
oor1erac6cnOcn Eagcn.
gluf beiocu Seitcn scr 9oeiinq6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Srrgttt6t
5n Der &OrOice ipirItc
es Fd) al
3tuiIc6cm fleimcn britiidlet
mtb 6rmtStbcm Srieass
SdDiiFem

Scr britiide 8eridt ioot, Dab ein
ocutl@er 3eritorer uno 8wci @li-
neufdnger beiddOiet puroen. II
Berlin Oerlidert, Dab Oie britt
iden Sdiffc Oor Dem OeutI9en
5euer ousriiicn. Seine Ser
lutte, ioat oelltider 9eri6t.
2on0nn Is. 9lugult. Qie
hritilde glomirolit1t tiinoigt an, OoB
in einem Seegeiebt am DonuerItog
ein feinoIiAer 3erIt0rer unO 5mei
fein6libc @tineniGngcr bon oen 8ri-
ten ibwer beihGoigt puroen.
9luditrbero Der gSortlaut Der ge-
fanntmadung:
u@itiee unierer fleinen ariegS-
idiffe iidteten ont 16. 9Luoult, ais
lic in elmer oeuti6en 8udt frei3teiL
@lorgeuS 8 llbr 45 einen feinOIiden
3erlt0rer.
llnicrc S6iffe er0ffnetcn Oos
6euer, lmo Der feinoliHe 8eritorer
puroe berjogt. IS muroc eelc9cn
Dab er neDrere N3ole gctroffen uno
in @rano eeiett mar; ober CT ent-
fam i'm 9iebel iiber oas W1inenfelo.
Sur5 nob ocnt 8ulonuenltoB nit
Ocn 8erit0rer murOen mc6rere feino.
lihe DtinenfGnger geiidtet uno ein
beftiges Seuer ipuroe gesen oieie
gericbtet. @linoeitens 5ipei 0eriel-
ben ipur0en pie oeutlid bcobohtet
peroeu fonnte, i9wcr beiddoigt;
ober, pie inn Sale oes 3erlt0rers,
fonnten lnlere Sdiffe Dem 5cinoc
niht folgen ipegen Scr gl1De Der @ai-
nenfelOer.
gSdbrenO Oes @eie6tes piirOen
iniere S1iife bon einem llnterIee'
boot anaegrifien uno tilr5 nad Dem
@eie6t Oeriuhte ein 5weites Eaiid-
boot uniere Scbiiie on5ugreiien, in
6eioen 6daen ieoo6 o6nc ieoes &e.
iultot. llnicre S6iiic crlittcu fci.
nerIei S1aoen.
Ole @riten flobeit iogt
6eutfAer 9eridt.
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-08

ItaIr's armies have been forced to take another backward step and this time the line which they will defend wherever it may he. will be shorter than that which it was thought they could hold along tho Tagliamento. Germany has had much success in fol- lowing up the advantages it has gain ed along a number of the fronts and such appears to be the case now that it's forces are fighting with the Aus :rianS on the plains of Italy. But while Itaiv's situation is cause for se- riOus regret. and the-e is 10 dispcsi- tio7 to overlook the seriousness of 1t, it is far from desperate.
 Italy is called upon to recrga nize it's forces in brief period of time. The Austro- Germans are doing their utmost to keep it to the minimum for they recognize the stupendous task which confronts General Cadorna un- der existing conditions, but Italy has not lost courage. It is by no, means ability to fight and fight victoriously from it's bases the more difficult It is going to be to keep up the success with which 1t has been favored
 Military critics agree that Italy is not in danger of being beaten or driven to the conclusion of a separate peace. r. is preparing for a stand and che administration of a mighty blow at the enemy, to which is going to be added the weight of the allies help in men and guns and henceforth there is going to be a closer cooperation be- tween the allied nations than there has ever been before.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-08

short. Men Of his type never do pay any attention to short women.
 Those were only a part of her breaking into the 400 and no unknown Australian uncle has died and left her all his millions. Also, she gets so tired of never having anything hap pen to her-not even a thrilling sick ness. The poor thing hasn't had an illness for over two years. Her fam fly are all well, too. and stupidly prosperous that she never has a chance to practice heroic economy. She had looked forward to being able to worry about Arthur's being in I the army but the selfish man went Red Cross nurse because the raining wouldn't leave her any tint for dances and she can't wear the new sweater Aunt Mary knit her because altogether she is person most awfuHy to pitied. I tell you, it 1 r.'akes me count my blessings to talk to Christine!"
 enuggled deeper int4 her chintz GOV cred chair.
 "Goodness," she murmured I'm siad Pm not so discontented. It must be awful" The girl with the knitting mur- n,ured assent and went patiently back to look for a dropped stSch. The amDltlouS Slfl SLOOu up ana passed meditative hand over her +emperamentaI coiffure.
 'Oh, I don't know" she said. Tt J isn't so bad to be discontented if you enjoy it as much as Christine does. It's her career. She gets as much pleasure out of it as I do out of I:y ,-:olin. Only she's discontented about too many. things at once. If she'd only specialize she might fool people. Now, I know that I can't be a beauty and a genius ard domestic animal sll at once. so I'm just trying to be a genius. And ycu, Helen, are just domestic. You specialize on cozy at nlospheres and cookies.
 -'Oh, well; there .have to be a few people like Christine to make us happy. only I really can't say which cheers me up the most, your tea or Christine!"
 We'll said the domestic girl "I like your audacity! This is perfectly good tea."-EXchange.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-08
NORTHEAST OF TYRES.

Magnificent fighting was done by the Canadian troops when they ad- Vanced their lines to the northeast ei Ypres and not only captured the will iage of Passchendaeie hut captured territory to distance of 800 yards be- yond. Germany has done it's utmost to prevent the taking of this village which occupies an important position on this ridge of ground before Roulers the railroad center through which the Germans maintain their lines of com munication with the ports on the Bel gfan coast but in this latest drive as in others where they have been en- gagged the Canadians were equal to the task imposed upon them.
 Bit by bit are the British gnawing into the German line in this region Each bit of progress brings then, nearer to coveted points of strategic value in addition to the villages which are captured Already has the line been seriously bent at this point and from the methodica1 method of ad- vancing their lines it is apparent that the British are not ready to abandon their offensive just yet. M
 That this progress will result in an- other strategic retreat of the kaiser's forces can be expected even as they were withdrawn from the region of the Chemin des Danes, and it becomes plain that the object of the extensive operations northeast Of Ypres is to roll Up the right wing Of the German line which now extends to the coast. And the purpose now is to accomplish this before winter forces any relaxation in the effort.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-08
TIME TO END IT.

From one end to the other of this country, since long before it entered the war. it has been evident that a small sized army of aliens was at work for-the purpose of crippling the industries of the United States and preventing it as far as possible. from being of any service to any of the 7elligerent nations. They have been successful to a large degree, and the fact that this country has now en- tered the struggle has not put stop to it.
 Every little while there is an ex- plosiCn in some important industry. At frequent intervals large food SUD- ply depots are destroyed by fire, ex- tensive damage done in one way or another along the water fronts at inn portant ports, while the placing of explosives aboard ships, the destruc- ton of machinery and the fomenting of trouble among the workrnen are other methods which are used for hsEndicapping this nations part in the war
 Regardless of such measures as have been adopted for overcoming this activity on the part of alien agents there are still instances where men in the guise of workmen are caught boarding a vessel with a high powered bomb or hiding in the crows nest of a ship. apparently waiting an opportunity to do some trick for the enemy. These things all make it evil dent that in spite of all that is being done there is too much leniency shown these people and it is high time that we established and rigidly enforced regulations which would end them. Our interests and safety require such a-move.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-08
RussIA's RESPONSIBILITIES.

It is sane view which the press of Petrograd takes regarding the po- sition of Russia in the war at the present time iIf spite of the declara- ton of Premier KerensKy that the al- lies must. henceforth bear the burden which that country has been assum- ing from the very start Regardless If the service which Russia rendered in the beginning it still has a respon- sibility to itself as we'll as to the countries that are fighting for and with 1t and it should be ready to take advantage of all opportunities that are thrown in it's way.
 For some months now Russia has been the weak spot in the entente. It has permitted Germany and Austria to withdraw many of their troops for service along other fronts in spite of the fact that it has millions of soI- diers in service and as the Vecrnia Vrcui says "the German offensive against Italy is the logical conse- quencea of the inaction on the Rus- sian front" The Cossack organ Vol vest doesn't naince matters 8 biz when It declares that 'the greatest culprit of the momentary Italian misfortune