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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
Ocutitbe 12eSakteilte
tucrSeit ucthaffct! /!
Gigentiimer uno 5driftleitnna ber
9letu Scrien oi5rsie 3eitnn9"
OeS ganSeSberrats onge.
fla9t.

g'eluarf q. s., 8. Gft. = 9ie,
gierlngsbeartte nobuien qeiteru nod.
cine 9urditdlma Der bieit-
gen oetltiden as5reie 3eitrtng" Dor,
peIde Die 9erbnitirlg Der beioen
Gigentiimer, 9enebift lmO G0fuin @.
4Srietb oes 0altptreo0ftcurs Senrp
bon gSnebter ul6 0es 1taotre0ot-
tenrS im 8efoqe 6atten
Is miro oen 9lngetta9teu sur Snit
aeleot 0aB ite oorfrilbreriide ul0
lanoesberrdteriihe@ g(rtifcl iii i6rem
8lotte berofientlidjt b1tten. ,3ipei
Roiti1de boil bon geldihlnasaateriol
pliroen gleidiulls beidIoanotnt,
Der 8oalernnasonualt gDu1 leiiete
Die Gurhilhllng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
gl2eIlr iiSelbpreainrr.

&oi6inQtor 5. Oft. = 8or Der
9ertagune oes aongreiies 6iirfte bic
Bill nod 8ur 2Innabme aelanget
nelde eine peienttide 9erlnebrung
Der 3obl Der 5el0preoi9er in Der
2trmee boriiebt
Die gorlage lit am sanstog
I'M Senat on8enon1nten lpor0en un0
lieat nunmebr Dem 9ottie Dor.
8ie W}aBnobne ite6t ie eineu
6elopreoi8er ouf 1900 02ann olGer
g8affengattul8cn Uor uu0 beroronet
6es Neiteren bob ie Elm 6eIopreoi.
ger auf Elm 9teginent oer sSnion-
terie, aaballerie, 2(rtilterie unb @es
fornnlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05

Wdibtngton, 8. 6ftober. - Gon
elmer frie0lihen Station lit Qlmerifo
ittnerbnlb ner lesten feds Dtonate
Sit elmer redt friegerii6en geporoen
fife itebt faftiih beltt3utoGe ais Der
grobtc Saftor i'm Griegc oo. Ger
an gorabeuo ieiner 8ertagultg Ite.
bcn6e aongreB bot ein Groqramm
erle0igt, ooB IN 8e8ug off Die 9e.
fpiligina bon Hieienilulurlen iino
arieasriiitunae1 in 0en 0urlarnen.
ten Der @elt ltibt ieiues @leidlen
finhat.
Sim 6. gfpriI. ON Gage, an tpef.
dcnt 4rdiioent Q9iIion Die ariegS.
erfldrilng Undergraduate, poren 6a8
anlerifnuiidje Seer tn0 @arine itns
aetiiitet; Die Wtarine ipies nur bic
Ndlfte Der borgeidrie6enen 9dbl Der
Wlnnilidlaften aitf; Die amerifaniihc
SdnoeIsnlorine mar oa8 8ib5entrum
Der itbrigen gtntionen Die 9[rFnee
batte fnopp etn 0ubeno g(eropIone;
eB beitanoeu feinerlet @eiebe, ipefthe
bic gntmidelung oes 6eeres boria.
belt.
Sellte nod feds 1lfonoten befin.
heh iib ilber cine 0tillion M}onn nn-
ter 8affen; W2iaionen meAr fino fir
ben Mafienoienit regiitriert uno benz
Ginberitfllnqsbefebt lmternorfen, t6
aautonenents iino NIT einem SO.
ltennuipano BON St50.000000 er.
ridtet mor0en; bic gtI[iierteu ba6en
MhQiar0en Collars in 2fnleiben ers
halter uno W2iaiar6en iin0 fir Die
Gauippierung Der Sol0oten ou8aes
ipurfep uor0en. 9ie D}orine Der.
Iiigt iiber oreiiuo[ ID btele 5diffe.
iuie cheoen; oie Mlarineuannid)af.
teu fin0 bon 81, $50 onf t43, 900 qe.
broft norben. 9ipou3iq Marine.
lIebimgsitationen iiuo erri6tet,
1Eiig5eitafabrifen uuo 9(rti([erieiuerf.
itdtten ins 2eben gerufen iuoroen.
I1uian0 osnerifaniihe 2lieqer tDer.
Den fid balo an Der 6roHt in Guro.
pa bffin6en.
Ste 8nnoes 5diffabrtsbe60r6e
bat ben aontraft fir BEN 8ou bon
d33 Shiffen bergeben; beidtQQs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
seniotipneIler sel6itmprh.

Sgoen, lttah, 8. Stt. - @erot0
3. Gupon0, Der 22id9rige so6n bon
glallrice 0upon0 un0 9feffc oeg
&uIDertonigs Z. s. 9upouO, mafte
geitern ieinem 2eban ourd eiuen
pobIge8ieIten Sdub burd ben aopf
ein raides gH0e. Der ungIidli6e
Sel6itutor0er melher crit tiir8li6
aus elmer ACKNOWLEDGMENT entloiien
mnroe, befono iid in @eg(eitliug pon
Jraulein 9}driane 8roUning. Der
Sodlter oes @rijn0erS Der 9romnitQ
BntoIen, ols er sur au8nihrltng Der
inglitdieIi9en Sat ihritt.
griten 9efopert noroen un0 bQtte
cine britiide 9Sriieunlunlidlaft an
8oro Gieies aber brddte man crit
in ailrboben in GrTobrung, mo oie
geloi6t iuurOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
Stubcnteir bck0mpfcn
oro6cn tlo0lSbrane! +!

geo0wooo, @. @. a. Gft.-Sef.
ala Gtuoenten Der biefigen itaotIihen
gaortioIidule murben 1eute ais
Silfsuonnihoft in Der @efdfupFung
eines grobeu &aI1brou6es bernnae.
soaen, Der einige aleiIen uor0lid
bon 0ieier Gtoot uiitet. lleber $50
Uianuer periiihten bereits ieit &C.
itern al frilber gtorgeniiuube oas
Syeuer arf ieinen @er0 81 beifror.
fen. 8eridiebene giander. ipeIde
iii Dem BON f}elier beorobiet @e.
biete iuobuen, boben iih IN Cider
belt gebradlt. S0ipeit nur6ei i'm.
aeiahr 8alobeif1uoe IN elmer Nus
oebmlng bon 1000 ader efitort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
Oeatticbc Seelente
nod, Sem SiiSen!

Bolton, 5. Oft. - 91e8ierltngsbe-
orte goben bette betaunt. ooB bic
28t 0eutidlen Seeleutc bon Sfif.
fen melde bel glu8brud oes 9rieges
Siderbett itn bieiigen 6ofen ilth-
ten oemnahit bou oeln ss5nternie.
rttngsla9er I'M bieiigen Sofen nod
9pt Springs, q. g., tronsferiert
iperoen piiroen.
Die Sronsferierlnf miro, mic CT.
fIart fpurbe, nutpenoig, neil iih oic
ber5eitiam Guortierc Der Ss5nterticr.
fen nidt fitr oie geintermonate Gig.
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
@elualtigt Nrbtit ots
&rirgs=&ongrtiies!
aituiarSeft fiir Hrie9sriituneen pcrausoabt; Gin
Beer BON elmer 2t1illicn in kmr5er 5eit
atf Sic teine oebradbt
aieiiee Darfeben m Ole amiicrtem bewtniet.

nabnte Sdifie mer0cn 70 f6ueG mie
nogIih in GlenIt geitellt 02an bat
4Ione fiir Den gau pen orei Gan.
8orpIatteHtabrifen feriig gefteat; Die,
iclbtu meroeu ne6it Ginrihtltna
$30,000.000 foIten.
9(nlerifa hat. 0u8 fiuon3ieIe Sc.
ben Der QtGiterteu 0Q0ilrdl aerettet,
baB e5 6enielben felt 0em 6. llpri[
Elm Gorlebeu bon $2.518,4OO, 900
belDilEigte. Gabon babcn erbalten:
8roBbritonnien 81 100000, syranf-
reid $690,000,000, 9tuBlan6 1915.
100000, estolien $255.00O, 900,
9eIgien $55, 100000, 5er6ien 49,.
100000.
lin 0ieie 1t1lgcbeilreu Suntnlen
attfiubriHgel bat bet aongreB onrA
Stenern 1mo 9onos $4,000, 900.
900 erboben. 3as Sdobamts0eporte,
ntent bat Die erite Qibertp Q(nleihe
i'm 8etroge bon $2,000,000,0O0, Be.
0euteno iiber5eidnst, oufgebrodjt
nnO bat iebt cine ioldle bon S3, 900.
100000 olfgelegt.
8d9reno oieie groBartigen W1dB.
nabHen rtimulehr beIatoFene Sahe
iin0, bat Der aongrcB oen grdYioen.
ten init Wtodltbefu9uiiieu atsgeItdt.
tet, iuie iie bis9er fein a0nig noer
irgeno Elm 4otentnt borber beieIIen.
Aut "a. 2lpril, od)t3ebn Cage mad
Der Srisg8erfIdrung mar bic ST..
000,000,000 9onouaBnabtue @efeb;
aleid8eitia lptr0en Dem Br0fioenten
$i00,000,000 fir neutrality-suspicious.
s6lle 3ur 8erfitgitng geiteQt. Q(n.
fanQ8 92ai nobnt Der aongreB Elm
8eieB Git. taIt meldem eg ben 81.
liierten geItattet mar, i1re bier Ie.
benhen lllltertonen 3n refrutieren.
9lm 12. Ulai beihIagnabntte Der
Br0iioeri a[[e I'm amer. 9Gfen iid1 be,
ftn6lidle oeittide 56tiie, uno an
0enlietber Ioge muroe oud bic erite
qrntee.9 e.9eniItiqungsborloge I'M ge.
trage ron 273,046,000 ariaenom.
men.
2tm II. D2oi tDur0e bic aonffrip.
tion8porlage gum @eieb er9obcn,
uu0 ON 8. Stunt IieBcn iid) 3ebn
O}illiouen Wtanner i'm gtlter 3pifhen
81 rlno 81 Sobren fiir ben MtifitGr.
oienlt re8iitrieren.
2lm Is. e5rni pur0e 0o8 Spi.
onage-@eieB angenommen. Ger aon.
greB robm baIo oorauf cine 8eleb.
borloge an ponad $739.OO0.0O0
fir Sebuug oes Jlugneien8 nusge,
morfen lpur0en.
Gang uuo idmer mar Der Gambf
iiber Die GinieBung eines 0obrIng8.
mitteloirettor8; ober Der Brdfioent
orang NIT ieinen 9(niidten our6,
1no bent 9(mte jtebt bellte Serbert
Soober bor, 6eute ftnb 6uS ogroBeI
8ei4dit" unb Die nelttrQIeu 9tuti.
omen mlf Rationen geiett; llnier|
golf 1T bon @Oober dtfgeforhert
moroen iih freiluiQig Ginidrdufunp
gen in 8etreff bon gobrunosnlitteln
altf3uerleaen un0 ieinem gguatide
iutr0 bielfad) efltiproheu.
Ger Qraiioent bot berfiigt. boB
feline u8Iutproftte" ge0uloet meroenI
lm0 ioulit Die Freiic iiir @ei5en,
aobIe, anpfer un6 Stobl feitqeiett.
Jefte 4Sreiie fir ouoere 5un 2eben
geb6rige 5aden mer0qn ipdter be-
itiuult loer0eu.
8eutidIoub miro moilamer m1q
lid geidpddt. mn man qloubt. oaB
Die &aqe 0es 3obaH3oaeru 9iegi-
ments in 9eutidllan6 ge8d6lt ltno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
CatsicitSe octStct,
ii6ee fOO,O0 cDH0el,fcs!

Sotio 5. gft. ssitrse uno
ttnboI(ltdnbi9e 8eridte aus Der Inn.
gebung Der iapaniideu Saltptito0t
bciagea bob Dem ont Ietten 91on.
tag bier bdttienOen Soifitu. (6binef.
ldeu &irbeIittrnD fanielfOe pan 9er.
ionen gum 0pfer gefalfen fiil0. lie
Der 100000 4eriohen Iiuo 0llrh 0as
@iitcn Der fardtboren glotltraelpoI.
len oboohlos gelnogOcit. Ger God).
idlonen in Iotio oilein miro mif
$5.000,000 berehuet. Cine olisae.
Oeblte nliIitariidje Silisaftion paroe
eingeleitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
1oertaoltifeg ees
2lboeceSnetcltbdltIes /!

8oibmgton s. eft. Gas 2tb.
geor0netenbaus nobn in Der 9eItri-
gen 9ladnitto9siibttns einItimutig
Den 9eid)IuB alg iid) um samstog.
Den 6. Gftober, lin 8 llbr nabnlit.
tags 3u bertagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
aapitaLiit seheeIerfs ep6n bnnfcrptt.

Gbitoq0, 5. Of. 2[lbert SOL.
latin @9eeler ST., eiBiqer SnDn
oes oeritorbGcn Su9enidurs uno ao.
pitotiiten, 9tlbert u. g8beeler, bat
fid bancroft ertldrt. Seine Ser.
binolidfaiten 0ibt er ouf S546,.
1880 an 1mo ieiuen Geru6getts-
ltano allf 1857.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
100000 Conner au 8aiiasier-
Oamufern Nerloren.

2le Weeuer IpieIeH auI Ule eLlluHltF
Iihe 9atiade BitL 0aB anndberno
100000 Ionuen BON 8aiiagier0arnp-
fern, tpel6e friiber in benz gSep g1or-
fer SAiifsperfebr engaaiert marett
berientt ipor0en iin0 un6 6aB Die
5lotfe Ginger grocer sdiffSlinien
nobe3u 8dn5lid Derloren gegangen
1T.
Set Dem 2tugitIt 1914 bat Sic
g8bite Stor.2inte ollein feds groBe
Goiia0ieroanlpfer nlit.einer &onnoge
pon irsgeiontt 26,524 9fegiiterton-
nen eingebiiBt.
3ic 9(tlontie Tron8bort 2inien
un6 bic gGuchor 2inie baber 8ltieben
lnitiien tpie bou ibren tS6tffen ems
nod Dem 1uoereu duf Den Wteeress
gruno billabgeihift tpor0eu lit, llno
iebt baben oieie 2iltien ie MIR einen
8oiiogierDonpfer iibrig bebalten.
Die Nndors2inte bat 10000 Ion-
men bon ibren I'M Haiiogterberfebr
iteben6en Sdiffen eingebiiBt 0aritn-
Ter einen groben Gurbtltenoanrpfer,
pel6er erit cine ein3ige 9teiie iiber
ben G8ean nngetreten batte, bebor
er lit 6en &riegs0ienlt geItelt puroe.
Ole gMinnetonfo iit bos ein8ig
itbrig gebIiebene Sdiff bon Der ftoI.
3en 6lotte Der gltlontic Gron8port
2ulie.
Der atieg bat einen Griblt bon
tt1,72l Gonnen BON ben berilbnt.
ten pipinoidnellen Seglern" Der of
lontiiten 6lotte Der Guuoro 2inie
gefor0ert. 8iele bon Den 5diffen
iporen mod feiu sSohr oft, als iie
in ben 9ienit Der britiiden Re8ie-
rung beor0ert miroeu.
Die Coinage 0ieier Seem 9orfer
RoIiagierDaulpfer mar foit gleid Der
jeniqen oGer bel 2(uS6tltt 0e8 arie.
9eS in ben onerifaniidelt 5dfen
jllterniertcn 0eutihen 5diffe
Son ben eiH5elnen 2inieu 1T Die
Bbite 5tQr beion6er8 bart betrof-
fen mor0en. Son ben ied8 83ean=
rieien 0ieier Qinie. Die perloran &c.
gongen itno, itan6en fiinf i'm atlon-
tiihen 4oiio9ieroienft, gs lpnren
0ies bic 5diffe: n0eeani", p2aliren.
tic" aG1mric" Q(rabic" uno p9ta.
iejtic" Sic g9ritonnic@ ooS Sdme.
itcrittiff Der sGlplupic" lno aIita-
mic mar bei arie9sousbruf nod
uid,t fertia geitelft, ul0 tuuroe ais
&oipitalidtif perpanot, ol8 iie I'M
gle1Giihen W}eere ouf ei1e Mine ge-
rict. Sie mar Elm Shtff bon 30,
600 Goancn u110 Dos groBte britiihe
Sdiff uno iollte 0en 0rei oelttiheu
9lieicuoompiera asSntberator" a8a-
terlano" un6 v8isnorf4 nit ibren
Sdpeiter1t g3itonic" lmO uGlpm-
bic" aotfurren8 bieten.
Ole Gunar0 2inie bat htc ,2uIito-
nia" g8ranconia" a2(Iuuia" oS;Sber.
MA, ollltonia" rno p6eltrid"
0erIoren. 3ie oSSranconia4 un0
,Qoconia" paren Sdpeiteritiffe un0
nod neu, oIS iie aus Dem 8aiiogier.
6ienit gc3ogen tpuroen, 9ie gInfIor
2inie, cine 3>peiogeieaidoft Ser gu.
nor0 2inie, bot Die folgeuOcn Camp
fer ctngebiiBt: California, Gale
Oonio". nGau1erouia" unO ben neuen
3ltrbineltoan1pfer a&ronipIpailio" ,
oos itneIlite Sd1iff 5rpiIden @Ios-
gop luo glem gorf.
Gie 9ltlontic GranSport 2inle
berIor bic oWtinnebaba" Die a@}in-
nciposfa" ino sic a@tinncapolis"
idmtIid S6iffe iiber ie 10000 Con.
uen.
9ie 9hidlihitcn Sdllfie. sic friiber
hen 05ean ols 4aiin9ierOnnpfer
treuatelt iiu0 berbdltnismaBig nod
aipip1ine,t frplneipil i1pld1e sic 9TnG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
11aiIaoierperkc1r
Hen, 11crks perlcr iibcr
100000 Gcttnem!
@erluite Snrd Snnfboote tOnnen erit
in sebn Sabren ausgeglt'
den peroen.

SEEN gorf. 5. 9tt. - SSn ben
biefigen 9teeoerfreiien puroe bic
lteber3eugung ousgeiproden bab e8
iiber 10 Sabre 0ouern2pir6. I'm ben
Gaiiogierberfebr 6e8 gfep goffer
9ofeus tpieoer ouf ben 4ltnft 5u
bringen, ben er Dor 2lusbruf6 6es
arieges CREDIT botte. @linoeitens
piirbc Is, 10 tpttroe periidert elm
s5a1r uad Der llnter3ei6nung Der
6rie0ensbertrGge oouetlL ebe Die Der.
i9ie6enen 4}oiiogieronmpfer in Der
Gage fem piirbelL Dem il6erlpdlti.
enoen 2tnorong bon Gaiidgierel1
meIder ii6 nod ben ntIantiiden So
len er8ieBen miro, gere6t 3t iperoer.
Die 6dupter Der beri6ieoeneu
Gdiffobrts. @eIeIlihoften erfldrteu,
Dob ttnnitteIbar nadJ Dem Griege
nod ipeniger 2nnpfer fiji oeR 0ai.
ioqierberfrbr Sltr GerIiigung iteben
tpiiroen, ais aur 9eqentpdrtigen 3eit,
1n0 atpor infolqe Der Tatiade, onB
ie6es berfiigbare Sdiff fir bic 91itf-
bef0r6erttng DER Sruppen ndh ibrer
beiutatliden 9afeu berluan0t meroen
mir6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05

ae Der fron86fiiden Qinie ogoutpog.
ME @eneroIe Ironsatlattiqlte" fiibr-
ten. 3ieie 2inie bat oQeroings IT,.
a. Die itol8e o2a 8roocnce@ berIo-
rem, nafl6eu 0teie in ben ariegs=
0ienIt aeiteIlt lppr0en nor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05
Ginaiae8 6entidleg edIff perIenft.

Ser eil3ige 0etlti6e GoiiQgter0aG1lp.
fer, pelder 3piiden 9}em Dort uno
atslQn0iidlen &Gfen berfebrte 1n0
I'M 2onfe 0es arieqeS berienft pur.
De, lit Der Gambler aaoiier g8tl.
belm Der C5rpBe EN- Gdiff bon a..
$40 Gonnen uno einitnlalS Der sSlte
baber beS oeuti6en tronsotIoutiiden
Sdnelligteits. Netor0s.
ginige OreiBiq 0eutide uno otter
reidiide 9oiiaqieroampfer 6efiu0en
itd gegenipdrtig i'm 3ienite Scr Bun.
OeS 9legierlng lln0 ie lueroeu, foas
nidt eine8 o0er oo5 dnoere bis 3lttl
5rie0ensihIuB nod perTenft moroen
lit, iQ1ntlidl crit 3ur 9}iidbef6roeruug
onterifattiidcr un0 fdtlo0iider Srltp-
ben Dernon6t mer0eG bepor fie mie-
Der In Den re9ll0ren 8aiIagieroienit
geitellt iper0en fo1rnen
Is befi1tben iif) nod iebr groBe
Toiiagieroompfer in oeltti1en S5dfei
mic 8. 9. aSSlnberator" un0 Ser
fitr8Iid fertiqgeiteIlte G5eunrieie
o8ismort@. g8enn bieie mad Dem
&rieoe ioiort in Den 8ieltit geiteIlt
mer0en oiirfte Dem QaIiogierberfebr
cine groBc Grlei6tcrua9 gcidoffen
meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05

Eiir Cniubn nno ltingegnt0: GA6n bethe
obcnb itn0 Samstoq. ip1r1ner Sonlstog. ntu
Gonntoa uabrideinlid5 iG6n.
sFiir gaebrosfd: Sh0n bete obeno uuo
Sanstaa fu1rmer Gamstng.
ssiir ssolua: Sdon itno DnbriheinIidb Ieid1ter
ssroTt beilfe aben6, Santstdg idon itno mariner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-05

l1nb es lit oie 3ettnngsrefIame,
bic 4unoen einbrtngt. sic ton,
flen dnf feine onoere @etie
Runoen erIongen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
Classified Ads
ohona ri Prompt Service
. .HUSBAND AND
Ohona ri
Prompt Service

Tom Randall. Yale graduate and
son of once wealthy man goes to Free
mort. a small western town. where he
meets and falls in love with Sue Worn
er. the daughter of a small shop Keeper,
They are very bappy together. Sue Is n
hit dazzled bv Tom : debonair wavs.
and superior eHpeation. but is convinced
that he loves her as well as she loves
him She is extremely prettv and thinks
thnt is nartly whv he loves her.
They are married. and 90 TO Atlantic
Citv for tyyn ,vecks ON their honeymoop
Sue i enraptured With the seaside re.
sort She never has travelled a hundred
miles from her home town before. But
when She sees New York. which is TO be
their future home. She is almost over
whelmed by its bigness. and the wond-
ers of its streets and shops.
Tom. whose father died lust before
his graduation. has a position in brok
.a,., off;ca NJ / 0o0 dollors a ,,aar Hn
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PhelpS
SYNOPSIS OF NEW STORY

Tom S sister, wife of a wealthy cot
ton broker has not shown any interest
in Sue. Did not attend the wedding,
and has not communicated with them
since their marriage. Tom tells Sue he
must help his mother, as her income is
not sufficient for her needs. She has
been accustomed to every luxury all
her life and it is hard for her to live
simply. Sue doesn t object, thinking
Tom earns so much it won t make any
difference, and really being a generous
hearted girl.
Sue is rather curious about the
friends Tom made in New York prior
to his marriage. He tells her that he
is in no position financially to keep in
with them. That when he was bachelor
it was different. Now they would have
to entertain them, and that as he
couldn t afford to do that properly, and
he was no piker, they would let them
alone.
They meet friendly couple in the
same building where they live. in fact
on the same floor, Walter and Helen
Thurston. They become quite intimate
and from this intimacy spring many
situations, and some trouble.
Tom takes Sue to the theatre-for
the first time. She wears her wedding
dress at his request, and feels too much
dressed up until she sees other women
in the subway also ON their way to
places of amusement. Two friends of
Tom S get into the same train. They
see Tom, and Immediately speak to him,
asking where he has kent himSa1f Ton,
is obliged to introduce them to his wife.
Vivian Morton is very handsomely
gowned; very chic. \ typical New
Yorker, and Sue, even though dressed
in her best, feels the difference in her
clothes made in small town. and the
wonderful eonfeetion Miss Morton has
on.
After the play Tom takes her to a
semi-smart restaurant for supper. al
though he can i'll afford it. She has
her first taste OF New York night life,
is dazed, and when they meet some
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more friends of Toms bachelor days is
only too willing to yield to their urging
and join them
From now Oh Sue commences to Weld
to the fascination of New York.
1t does not come all at once. but
gradually. She meets men and women.
She learns to love dress and all the
luxnries that Tom-even though as time
goes on his salary is raised-cannot
afford. She runs in debt to satisfy her
longlngs for pretty clothes, which when
developed IN a woman unused to them,
IS only comparable to the thirst for
drink IN man. She borrows. she de-
eelves to procure what she finally comes
to think necessities. Her love for Tom
never wavers though she does many
things to jeopardize his for her which
Is equally steadfast. But they have
many unhappy times, many disagreeable
scenes.
The bit Tom insists upon giving his
mother becomes veritable bone of CON
tention. They then try to induce her to
widening the breach. Two children are
born to Tom and Sue, boy and a girl.
instead of making Sue more careful,
more saving, they are an added incen-
tive to spend. HER children must look
as well as those of their friends, even
though the friends have large incomes
compared to theirs.
a man meets Tom and Sue. Carol
Blackjack. He at once sees how. mat
ters are with Sue. He senses her love
for pretty clothes, for Injuries beyond
Tom S means. He-a hlase man of the
worlds attracted by her. and PLAYS
on this passion of hers to worm him
self into her affections.
In desperation one day she goes to
his office and borrows money to pay
a debt which the shop-keeper threat
ems TO turn over to Tom if it isn't paid
by the next morning. From this act of
Sues come countless situations which
are, however, met in some way without
losing Toms love though many times
she is very near it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
TURNER LAND DEAL

Ii. A. Thiessen last Saturday pur-
chased of Mrs. Elsie Simeral of Sill
verton, about 10 acres of fine building
property lying just north of Battle
Creek road, adjoining the S. P. track
ON the west. This property is one of
the most ideal building sites in the
city. The land is to be divided into
about seven tracts and to have streets.
alleys, etc, the same to be sold for
dwelling purposes at actual cost of the
land, as the owner desires not cent
profit. Nothing but respectable homes
arc permitted to be erected
Three modern houses will be under
construction within a few weeks for
the following parties: w. A. Martin
Ted Whitehead and H. A. Thiessen
Others have spoken for building sites.
Turner Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
An Appreciation"
That Is Appreciated

An old friend of Mr.. Cradelbaugh's
after reading the lattcr's little book
let, expresses his appreciation in verse
and prose, that the Colonel prizes as
the highest compliment paid his little
verse collection The verse and letter
were written by Frank r. Austen. of
Hood River who was not only a sub
seriber to the Hood River Glacier when
Cradelbaugh edited il; but read it, and
as his letter indicates. survived. There
were several others now hale and
hearty in that walled in Garden of
Eden, who had the same experience
Wonders never cease. The verse and
letter follow:
To John H. Cradlebaugh:
We read your poems Cradle
ba-u-g-h.
And sure | thought them fine.
! did not know you flirtcd with
That witching jade of Rhyme,
Not Rhyme, l mean, but Poesy,
The maid that is divine.
When first your verses made their
bow,
I did not take them in,
But in my circumstances then
That were no willful sin:
You know IN short of statue, John,
Wellz-so | was of tin.
But when at last | scanned their lines,
How great was my surprise,
For tho they oftimcs made me smile,
They sometimes wet my eyes
So quick the mind to happier scenes,
On mcmory's pinion flies.
The echoes of my own dead past,
Seemed ringing in mine ears,
AS I perused those touching lines,
That dealt with earlier years;
But when some drollery met my eyes
[ laughed right thro' my tears.
II not attempt to criticise,
Nor fine conclusions draw;
Those various grades of lights and
shades,
And then that awful ave.
That fills the camp when Jennie
sings"
Was lust like Cradle b-a-u-g-h.
F. R. Austen,
Dear Friend Cradlebaugh: I have
lust for the first time had the pleasure
of reading your poems and the pre-
eeding verses will tell you something
of the affect that they had on me. As
you used to write SO much about the
long haired spring poets / supposed
that you almost hated verse.
/ borrowed your book from Blythe
a few days ago and after reading
"Separated" and ''Not Now", (you
know | am a southerner) | own that
I was crying when I looked across onto
the next page and read "The Piano
next Door,, and well--you can i'm
agine the result. ! thought '''The Drip
ping Rain" one of the most pathetic
pieces that had ever seen, though all
were good but some were extra good.
A short time ago / picked up an old
of the Sun Set magazine, and
began reading an article headed "a
Feud,' and haden t read half dozen
lines until / was sure that you had
written it and looked for the name
and sure enough there it was.
| should be pleased to hear from you
if this missive reaches the mark. | do
not know your address, and will only
send this to Salem trusting to chance
that it may find you.
The Sunday Oregonian has for about
a year been publishing old favorite
poems and has twice published, vers
ions of The Days of 10, but whether
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-24
sILvERToN's CHAUTAUQUA

The dates for Silverton S annual
chautauqua have been set for July 9th
to 18th, inclusive The Ellison White
management promises some very splen-
did attractions for this year, among
which will be: Lo Vito s Royal Vene-
tian band, Military Girls Orchestra,
Fillion Concert Party, the Wassers Co.
Lyric Male Quartet, Swiss Alpine Yod-
lcrs.
President Callister will call a meet
ing soon to outline the plan of action,
determine on tent grounds and other
things necessary for successful meet
ing.-silverton Appeal