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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-08


tuition. After Mrs. McCourt read the
lesson for the evening and DIR. Ments
spoke on suffrage, the meeting ad.
journed. Light refreshments were
served.
A slight change has been made re-
garding the Sunday evening services;
the children Of the M. z. Sunday
school will have charge Of the evening
service in celebrating Children's day.
Morning services at both churches
as follows: s. S. at 10, sermon ut II.
Children's Day exercises at the II.
E. church at 1880 p. m.
DR.. Mente has postponed his illus
trated lecture on the Life of Moses,
to Sunday evening, June "a.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-08

Wednesday was an ideal day for
Decoration day. A Alarge crowd came
out TO witness the raising of the new
flag in the park, then going to the hall
where A. B. Underwood Of Medina,
gave very interesting address which
was enjoyed by all.
We have two weddings to mention
this week, that of Miss Grace Hoff-
man and a young man Of Grafton, on
Sunday and Miss Ida Brubaker and
Basil Rasor. on Monday evening. We
extend to these young people our best
wishes and wish them all sorts Of
good luck.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-08
BONNEVILLE

Chilren's Day services will be OBJ
served at the M. E. church Sunday
morning. Rev. Knickerum will be
present. In the evening DR.. Orcutt
will hold services.
J. o. Gordon and wife, Ed. Boyd and
wife and Mrs. Chas. Winbigler of
Cleveland, attended commencement ex
ercises Tuesday evening, and spent
Tusday night and Wednesday with
the 0. P. Edwards and J. .1C Edwards
families.
Charles Smoyer Of Rittman spent
the middle Of last week with his couD-
ms, Mrs. Chas. Horner and ]. N. De-
Long.
Leila Koons Of Akron spent the lat
ter part Of the week visiting her sis
ter, Clarice KoOns and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gorham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gorham motored
to Wooster Decoration day, to see
Mrs. VIM. Gorham's mother, who is
in the hospital.
The first annual alumni meeting Of
the Homer township high school was
held Saturday evening, at the school
hall. It was well attended.
Ellen Koons has gone to Medina to
work.
Martha Landis, Lois WestbroOk,
Ouida and Jessie Holshoe and Leila.
Koons Of Akron, attended the alumni
Saturday night and spent over Sum
day with relatives here.
Arthus Koons Of Wadsworth called
on old friends Saturday afternoon and
attended the alumni Saturday even
ing.
Albert Betz has gone to Akron to
work.
Lillian Betz spent several days Of
the past week with her aunt in Spen-
Ger.
Walter Rudd and daughter Of Spen
Ger spent Sunday with John Trapp and
family.
Fred Knickerum, Miss Frances
Washing and Hope Edwards tool
dinner with Lee Fusselman and fam.
; lily Sunday.
Mrs. Amy Park spent Sunday will
$ Ben Rudd and wife at Spencer.
. Miss Virginia Camel Of Wapako
t meta, O., is spending the week will
e her mother and Mrs. Harry Rhodes.
cOTTTuU Tacr MEnTNA COTTNTTV
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-08
SOUTHWEST MEDINA co.
SPENCER

The class exercises on Thursday
night were enjoyed by a very large
audience, the young graduates being
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-08

exemptions from draft were claimed,
which shows that Liverpool township
is In the patriotic list. sla3
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SOUTHV EST MEDINA COUNTY
Continued on page 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
FIRST NAVY PROMOTIONS
BY SELECT|vE SYSTEM
President Approves Recommenda-
tions Of Board That Eleven Cap
tains BE Made Rear dmiiuls.
OTHERS ALSO no BE ADVANCED
Twenty-Five Commanders to Bc-
come Captains and Seventy Seven
Lieutenant Commanders to BE
come Commanders.
tBy Associated Prcas. /

WASHINGTON, january J.-'rhc hrs;
navy promotions un"cr The new sclcc-
tive system OF advancement were am
nounccd to-day when President Wilson
approved recommendations OF the Sc
lection board that eleven captains lie
made rcar-admiral*. and tha, more
than lao lower officers tc advanced
III Grade.
Those chosen TO beccmc rcar-ad-
mirals arc: Captains Harry ). Knapp,
William l.. Rodgers. Harry Mel. +.
liusc, George w. McElroy, robert =
Griffin. George L.. Eurd. James y.
Oliver. john Hood. William : Sims.
Hugh Rodman ANA Henry u. Wilson.
Among ;hc number arc several who
were far down on tho seniority list.
ahd who woul' not have received pro-
motions for several years at least I'm
der III" old system Of advancement
10y seniority.
on the boards promotion list APP
proved by the President are twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06

titlinc them TO deeds upon the com
plction OF all payments. Houses wcrc
built, and by manipulating the notes.
harton hccccd scores The amount OF
operations is not known. but passed
the 100000 mark. Fortunately tho
title to the property was not affected.
but many suffered big losses. Barton
He'd and was never captured
jackson Brandt was another who
benefited by tho confidence Of others.
He formed a trading association ana
induced hundreds to put in their
money for investment. Promincn.
men were OH the board OF directors.
Brandt managed to get away with the
money. and while later seen in New
York, WAS never brought back.
In recent years the case Of Rucbcr
Iiiil. colored. treasurer OF tho rru.
RcformcrS. attracted considerable a.
tcntion. His dcfalcation reached the
100000 mark. Ills escaped and for
the past three years has been Il fusi
tive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06

nine commanders who are To hccoms
,,,, a .oo,,
'''''-co'''''''n"c'S ~ "''oi'' e"'''iiah"-
crs. In these grades. too. many Of.
ilccrs eligible r.r ,dynnccmont hy
,
:" '''
cases IN" scicction board. which is
composed 81 nine rcar-a,l,nircls. held
exhaustive n.r,, cxamina,i,n. hcr,re
''''''''
Nine OF IN" c:ptains to 10 rear-ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
AUTOMOBILE SHOW TO
STRING BIG BANNERS
Administrative BOARD Consents, PRO.
''dcd Auditing Property Owners
Make No objection.

Application was niada Yesterday Ia
the Administrative Hoard by tho Rich.
mond Automobile Dealers SHOW. Inc
Tor permission To stretch three ban
hcrs across Main and Broad streets
Advertising the automobile snow to b.
heid IN the Grays' Arnory the week
starting January -. Tho board tolu
members OF the show committee that
they would be allowed to stretch the
banners upon thor securing the con
sent OF ahuttiEg property owners.
The banners will he stretched across
Broad street III jefferson and IA,
Eighth street. while In tho downtowr
section banner will be erected al
Ninth and Main Streets. The conseu,
OF property owners Is expected to be
secured to-day. and tho banners will
be, placed early next week. probably
Tuesday.
Tho show organization. while dis
ttnct from the Richmond Automobile
Dealers Association, is composed %,
members of that association The as
ISOLATION yesterday voted 10 donate SIS
help dcfray the expenses Of wclcom-
ing home the Richmond troops. who
are expected to arrive tomorrow
morning. The association has also
offered tho use OF twenty-five automo-
b!les 10 members Of Mayor Ainslic )
committee or 100, which are to he
used tho day tho troops arrive in Rich
mond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
| Main Street Has
Its Face Washed
Spasm Of Industry on Part Of
Street Cleaners Astonishcs
Banking Section.

Not since Theodore Roosevelt camc
10 Richmond as President OF the United
states and was escorted in 4 military
parade from Main street Station to
the Masonic Temple have the streets
81 the banking section been given such
\ cleaning as WAS administrutcd by
Henry tohn's men last night Follow
Ing December SHOWS. there came wccka
of murky. uncertain weather without
enough sunshine between the showers
Ia dry up the mud that had formed
over the rohblcstoncs in Main street
and crossing without spatterinR to
the knees WAS accomplished only at
ones own risk.
But last night the Strcc,-clcaninc
Department had SpaSm Of industry
Depending not OF its leaking carts and
oid-thshioned roller brooms Of the
smcarinS kind. tho cleaners got some
strips of fire hose aud really gave
Main street Il bath. Its shining morn
ing face she we'd how il appreciated the
effort. aud its unlikcreSs to anything
that had been seen before i'm the post :
"h'cc section demonstrated how long
u had been since tho streets face had
really been washed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
GERMAN SOCIALISTS SPLIT
OVER QUESTION OF PEACE
Meeting on Sunday May Mnrk Com
pietc Rcrcrsni of Attitude TO
ward Ending Wnr.

LONDON. January 5.-Accordinc TO
the Cologne Gazette. Il copy OF which
has been received here. the German
Socialist minority and the Spartacus
group propose to separate entirely from
the Socialist party at Il meeting To lie
held January /. Advices received from
Amsterdam say that the trouble is duo
To the peace question.
A Reuters Amstcrdam dispatch says
that the Socialist party committee has
publishedsa statement in tho Nor-
waerts dcnouncinS the proposed meet
ing as incompatible with the unity and
organization OF the party. and warning
Socialists against participating in ii.
IN hmsi crtlan dispatch to the EN-
change Telegraph Company says that
exceptional Importance is attached 10
tho meeting. which will discuss peace
&c ssihilitics. The dispatch says that
the event may mark the beginning of
II complete reversal of tho Socialist
attitude toward peace. especially rs
the minority group is prcponderant
among the Saxon Socialists. in whose
headquarters at Dresden the meeting
will be held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
RESIGNATION EXPLAINED
BY CHAIRMAN HURLEY
Declares Retirement from Trade
Hoard * Due Solely To Demands al
Ills Private business.

WASHINGTON. january 5.--Edw,ru
| y. Hurley, chairman Of the Federal
| Trade Commission. to-day gave tho
| Chicago as the only reason for rcsig-
| nation from the commission. Tie de-
MED reports that he was getting on,
because of differences With othc: COM
missioncrs over tn" conduct OF the
ncwSprint paper and other inycsti.a-
| tions.
Nothing hut business is pulling. m~
/ away" he said II ;,,u huilding I'm adj
dition 10 one "f my manufacturing
plants in chicago. and want TO y,
on the job. This is the tim" for IN.
! captain to stick to tho bridge"
The resignation Will take effect Feb
| ruary L. Although tho President has
accepted il. il is understood that he
viii make IN effort To have MIR. Hurley
| reconsider his action. VI Mr.. Hurley
! insists that he must leave, Commits
siomcr William i. Harris. who is Vice
chairman automatically will succeed
him
Whom Mn Hurley leaves there viii
bc two vacancies on this Povcrnmouta-
trade body. Commissioners T,ublcc loft
at tho expiration of tho last Congress.
when tho Senate failed TO confirm hts
nomination.
MIR. Hurlcy's wide business kuowl-
edge has been regarded as OF great
,aluc to tho commission in it's business
Investigations Recently tho chair
mai has devoted much time 10 study
of business accounting systems. The
! commission is working on, now :, sys-
tenn Of StandardiziuG accounts
Foreign trade promotion also has,
drawn considerable attention from Mr..
Hurley He Is Il strong advocate .:
cooperation in foreign trade. and han
much 10 do with drawing the bill now
pending In Congress To permit conbi-
nations of American exporters to OIL
tain foreign business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
MODEL CITY IN VIRGINIA
MARSHALL Field & 60. Secure Title 4
I..nO Acres of I.aad Surrounding
NnrtinSrIiic.

Special 10 The Times 5israteh.l
CINCINNATI. ONO. .Taniatr. 5.--\c.
,ordinG To an announcement made here
to-day by the Norfolk ard Western
Railway. u lard deal has been closed
ut Martinsvillc. Va. ny which Marshall
Field x Go. OF Chicago. viii secure
title To more than 1900 acres Of land
surrounding Martinsvillc. upon which
= model manufacturing city viii bc
built. 1t is expected that more than
1000 persons Will be employed In the
manufacture Of cotton and other goods.
Every modern process viii he in
stalled in the great factories AMI mills
projected. y private railroad will :,lSo
'c built from the new city to the pres
cnt town Of Spray. y. e.. about $50
miles distant. where Marshall Field 4
20. now are operating extensive Fac
tories and mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
ROSE REELECTED CAPTAIN
OF ACCA TEMPLE PATROL
f'nhs Arc Discussed for Shrincrs'
fhSrimnEc 10 Minneapolis Next
june 10 Attend lmpc rini Council

NJ the annual business meeting Of
IN" Arah l'atroi OF Acca Temple.
Mobiles Of tho Mystic shrine, hello
last night i'm tho Masonic Tcmnle.
captain John T., Rose. Lr, was re-
elected patrol captain for tho en-
suing year. Other elections were
=. NJ. Thomas. first lieutenant: Il. A.
Grown. second lieutenant: George H.
kcescc. third lieutenant. and e. A.
| oNcrton. Jr.. secretary treasurer The
executive committee selected was
James III. Price. Joseph II. White and
&. y. Ovcrton. Jr.
Various committees made their re-
ports for the year at the meeting last
night. which was general .house
warming affair and among the guests
."cre newly-clcctcd potcntate r. Nice
RuilinRton. past potcntatcs -. G..
D'Flaherty and Preston Belrin, and
lieutenant Governor J. Taylor Ely
son. Mr.. Burlington told tho patrol the
plans that were underway for the
erection OF homo for the shrine.
which is expected TO matcrialize mex;
summer.
The pilgrimage to Minneapolis next
June to attend tho Imperial Council
convention was also discussed. and IL
WAS announced that the three temple s
in Nirginis-Acca. of Richmond: khe-
dive. OF Norfolk and knzam. OF Eoa-
nokc--would attend the annual mcer-
ing In 4 body. \ special train. known
rs tho Virginia Shrincrs Special
will be operated for the thrcc temples
from Richmond To Minneapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
MEAT PRICES DECLINE
Government Sharps Point Way Ont of
High Cost -of-LivinS
Dilemma.

WASH MOTION. January o.--Meat eat
ing is the poor mans easiest WAY out
Of tho hiEh-coat -of-ivins dilemma,
government food sharps in tho Labor
Department announced to-day. after a
nation wide survey of price advances.
Beef alone, among wide variety Of
staple foods. has actually grown
cheaper: other meats decreased. al
though by lower percentages. The
survey reports advances for the year
in other principal foods as follows:
Potatoes. 1903 per cent: -four. 30 per
cent; lard. f6 per cent; sugar. - per
cont: cheese, Il per cent. Poultry and
dairy products have scared upward so
per cent and more in the twelve
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
PRESIDENT SPARES NEGRO
Commutes TO life imprisonment sent
cncc of Death Imposed on
soldier for Murder.
lBy AssocIa,ed rrcss. |

BY Associated Press
W WASHINGTON, January Pres
idcnt Wilson to-day committed "a life
Imprisonment the death sentence i'm
posed upon William White negro
soldier. convicted at Fort Lcavcnwori h
last October OF the murder OF James T.
Jackson, fellow-soldier. Capital
punishment has been abolished In
Kansas aud officials Of tho state gov.
ernment urged that clemency he on
tended. or, at least. that tho death
penalty be not executed hi Kansas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
cn.c Z. settled out or court.

Defendant and plaintiff yesterday en-
tered into 4 compromise in tho suit
against tho Virginia Railway and
Power brought by Thomas Grayson
Garter. administrator OF George Rcsi-
nnld Davidson. This was the second
trinl Of tho suit, n verdict Of $4,000
having been awarded the plaintiff in
the FIRST trial. \ new trial was granted
Ivy tho supreme Court. Davidson. who
was an infant. was killed on March
-. az. by street car. and Carter
sought To recover damages to the OK
icut OF $4,000. Tho case WAS tried
IN ilustings Court Tart ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
NEW TOBACCO FACTORY
y. Loriilnrd Company to Erect S4O,0nG
Structure Enst Min
street.

Building permits totaling nearly
$4,000 woro issued yesterday Ivy
Building Inspector Butler. The r..
l.orilLard Tobacco Company was is
sued Il permit for the erection of ~
brick factory on East Main Street To
cost 100000 The building will con-
sst Of two stories. r.. ]. Bcattie yes
tcrdaN was given permission To pro-
cocd with tho erection Of four brick
dwellings, at n cost OF $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
BOARD stMMtRIIY
DISMISSES RIDDI(JI

After the reading OF tho letters he.
tore the board, H. NJ. Long offered the
following resolution.
In view OF the communications lust
read. III the hearing Of the board
move mat the resignation or g. \
lddIck he not accepted. and that he
nc dismissed"
m" hoard adopted the resolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06

IN Associated Press.
BERLIN tvia London, January :.
The German submarine U-4s report
ed sunk off st Nazairc. France. has
returned 10 it, home port. saws an
official statement issued hero toa,N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
NEW BISHOP OF CHARLESTON
Mgr. Russell. of Washington. TO Be
tonscrrnted ny Cardinal Glib
hons March ~.
iRy Associated Press.

TS Associated Press
WASHINGTON. January I.--MonsiIr-
nor William 7. Russell. pastor of ST.
pairick's Church. will he consecrated
Hishop of Charleston on March II by
Cardinal Gibbons in the cathedral at
Ra ltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
SENATE ENDORSES
WILSON REQUEST
FOR PEACE TERMS
ucd from I'ivst ragc.

continued from First HagcD
Hitchcock, rising suddenly. ''if that
would he acceptable to tho Senator
from Idaho. will accept it
CHALLENGER RESOLUTION
DEFEATED. a6 TO -
senator B"rah said he would not OBJ
jcct TO that resolution. and when the
necessary parliamentary procedure had
been compiled with voting began. The
first test was the defeat. 80 to -. ~ ::
resolution introduced earlier in the
day by Senator GallinScr. tho Rcpuhli-
can leader. after - conference of Re-
puhlicans. /, would have tho Senate
say
''rha, tho Senate Of tho United States.
in tho interest Of humanity and civili-
cation. expresses the sincere hope that
just and permanent peace between the
warning nations If Europe may be con
summatcd nj an early date. and APP
proves all proper efforts Ia secure that
end :
The galleries were we'll hll"d when
tho vote on the Jones substitute began
There was little excitement. For when
progressive Republicans began To lin,
up behind IL. ii became apparent it
would carry 10y good majority
Senator Borah's speech which wa.
abruptly ended by the agreement on
the" Jones substitute. WAS cuicnN III,
rcctcd 10 warning til" Senate that the
Presidents note. in his opinion. stipu-
lated a new foreign policy for The
United states. which would mean
rcpudiation OF the Monroe Doctrine.
and his belief that adoption II the
Hitchcock resolution would commit the
Senate to that policy.
ONLY ONE DEMOCRAT
VOTES IN NEGATIVE
The vote OH the Jones resolution
Was as follows;
Ayes--.Dtmocrats: Rankhcnd. Bryan
chau.berlain. Chiffon. Fletcher. Hard
wick Hitchcock. Hollis. Hughes. .lohn-
son ,Souih Dakota), Kern, Kirby. Lame
Lee. Lewis, Martin, Nowlauds. over
man. rittman. romcrcac. Ramsdcll
Reed. Hob!nson. salisbury. Shafruth.
sheppard. Shields. simmons, Smith 1Ari-
zona). smith U;oorsta). smith tSouth
Tliman. Underw ootl Nardaman. Walsh
as
R.puhiicans-iso clapp. Cum
Minis. Curtis. Jones. Kenyon. L'pritt.
Norris. Sterling. Town.cu,-in. Total
ayes, IS.
Republicans. Brady. Hr:,udo-
gee. clark. Gallingcr. Harding. 10 ,rc.
MCcuulcr. Nelson. rage. PuindcXtrr
sherman Smoot. Wadsworth. Watson.
Weeks. Works..lG
bcmocrats-M ariiun--I Total nays,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06

ttUntinucd from FiTst FaecD
Hitchcock, rising suddenly. IF that
would he acceptable To tho Senator
from Idaho. | will accept it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
Suhmnrine I-4s 4. S.r,

hoard adopted the resolution.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22
Observation-Disclosures
fcncn beb0tlf tUcrScn!

Qincoln, g2e6r., %. @loi. = Sn
sen 8innebago uno Omaha Snoias
nerrejerDattonen IN Gburiton GountD
.lteqen tauiea0e 4fer frlGt6oritel
Qa10es brad, inclhe leidt be6aut
uer0en t0nuten, fuas Der Gegte.
runqsfommiIidr fir Snoiancrangeie.
.aenbeiten Dem Superinten0erten Die
.icr &eierbatiouen Do5u iofOrt Die
.uotiqe GrlaubuIs erteilen mir6e.
.gieia 9odridt erbieLt gejtaru @ott-
.berneur gteoiqe bonn 3iitriftrifter
.8uD @ra0as bon jelem Giitritt, oa
5a8 2ono bereits friiber i6on Elm.
nal urbor geuodlt NOR, f0nnte mon
.lcidt in oieIem Sa6re ihon cine
grnte 0ormlf cr8ielett @ou0ernelir
9}eBiIc bat iofort on Senator Slid
cod, an 0ct 5efretar 0es SHnern,
yranflin g. Zane uH0 an ben Som.
.miiiGr fir Synoiouerangele8enbetteu
|Guto Cells telegropbiert mo tie er.
|iu6t, 0aiiir ~ iorgeu, DAB ote
I21t0ereien umge9eno uno o1ne loitl'
&c barotratiife S~in8ie6tng fret 9e-
Qe6en merbcf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22
Mppiepelt ai6tlS ami!

0pIter Ban, Gong S5lnu0, %.
W2ai. - GrprqiiDeut 9%tooieoelt per
filn0cte, oaB ale, nclde ii6 bcreit
erflart baden, nit inn ltnter Der
umerifmii6en 3Iagge in 5ranfrcIA
ali 0ieuen, je0er meiteren &er6in0nna
nit 0ieier garpagung ent6oben ieien,
uno 0oB ite lett entpeOer tn irgeno-
elmer moeren 8aie in ben gtilitar.
0ienit eintreten ODER int burgerllden
2e6en ibrem 2ar0e oienen miiBteH,
sis quite amerifoHii6e 8ilrger, +"
6eiBt Is in Der Grflarung, ofuaen
mir uus Der Gntiheioung oes ODER.
item 8efAl5babers Der amerltoni.
iden Qrmee un0 Der 6lotte. Sic
acutc, bic iif freimiQig meloeter,
tonuen it9 jeoer meiterea Serpflla-
tuna entblm0en betrnhten. Die 8els
Der, 0ie Derlpro6en nur0en, tonnen
an0ereu 3iDedeu 8ur @erfiguug &c.
itelt uer0eu. Sd befeble bIermit,
Dab 0ieie grftarung ben 5ibrern,
melde &ruppen in 0en beridieoe1el
5taatea ntgeiporben ba6eh 8uge.
ididt meroe.
8ir freuen ms barber, Dob
Iruppeu inter erlem 10 tapiarel 8e=
febls6ober, mie General &etlDlng 6
lit, nod 5ranfreid ge9et."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22
6rcbe Heslame fir
Ole SreipeifszBonS

8oiBington %. SUM. Die
qroBe aeflame fir Die a5rei6eits
8onos" lit in DoQem Bonge. 3m0lf
Ger einfluBreidItan natinnnlen a6r-
peridaften baben 9orbereitlugen filr
cine 9eflnlue getroffen, nie iie um.
faIienOer nter1al8 betrie6en Dur0e.
Su alien StroBenbobnpngen in
3 200 Gtd0teu miro man 8lafate
onbringen un0 1t,000 Geflame8et-
tel meroen iut oan3en 2an6e an ben
ouIdaigiten SteGen angefle6t Der-
ben.
@ae gunten uu6 2ebensDerides
rings @eieaidaften Der0en Die
9ol0s urlgreiien.
3o8 5dabamts Geportelncnt fat
ebenFa08 ole 3eitungelt in ben
gienit Der Sofe gepreBt, 0arunter
aud Die 1000 fren0ipradigen Bet.
tunaen 0es 2an0es. 9yt ni6t tpeni.
Ger als 33 Gprohen miro 0ie Bomb
ausgabe mgeprieier meroen. Mar
I6agt, Dab oieie 3eitangen 10000.
600 2eier erreihen.
Die ISOLDE oes 8. SUM miro oic
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