davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15
MORALS IN NAVY SERVICE
DISCUSSED IN REPORT
Reputation Of Social Workers Who
Think Of Military Life as Ineu.
bator az immortality

/ Vigorous reputation of those social
workers who are inclined to think
of military service as an incubator
OF immortality" is contained in the an
nual report of Surgeon General
BREASTED OF the Navy
The only sources of statistics in
that connection that can be relied up
on, the report states, are those of the
military services, leading to the in
evitable result that the personnel of
the services appear in bad light
There is no available standard OF
comparison for civilian population"
Or. BREASTED continues THE fierce
light OF publicity beats upon the men
of the Army and Navy and no definite
statistics can be set forth contrasting
male civilians with them. Only the
trained judicial mind will fail to re-
ceive a biased impression in such
situation"
The report quotes the experience of
a medical examiner of Navy recruits.
who kept u careful record for year
of the voluntary statements of boys
between seventeen and twenty-one
who applied for enlistment. l. show
ed heavy percentage OF disease aris-
ing from immortality Figures of men
examined for re-enlistment, on the
other hand showed a strikingly low
evidence Of such disease. DR..
BREASTED contends that this clearly in
dicates the progress being made in
many ways in curbing such diseases.
education of the men to the serious
ness of such complaints being part
Of the campaign.
Hospital admissions increased dur
Ing the year to 99S22 from 1851.
keeping pace with increase in compile
ment. Deaths rose to 4S3 per 1000
against 4.4S; but thirty-six of these
were men lost with the Memphis at
Santo Domingo, bringing the ordi-
nary death rate far below the civilian
rate of per 1000 shown in 1910.
Ddrowing took "a lives during the
year, including the men of the Mem
phis; tuberculosis, 3d. pneumonia, %.
burns. 16; wounds, 10 (Haiti and
Dominican campaigns), and nephri-
tbs, 10. For the second time in the
history of the service there were no
deaths from typhoid and there were
but IL admissions for that cause In
i've years there have been but seven
deaths in the Navy from typhoid.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15
TWENTY APPLY
For Enlistment In Navy Seven Ply.
sicaIly Deficient

Today, at noon, being the time linn
it for men to apply for enlistment,
voluntarily, before being drafted
some twenty men presented them
selves for enlistment in the Navy be-
fore Commodore Edward Lloyd, in
charge of the ships at the Naval
Academy, on the Reina Mercedes.
OF the twenty men, ten were reject
ed by the examining surgeon because
of being physically disqualified, bad
eye sight, and for other reasons
Three were over age, but this may be
waived later by the examining board
OF the twenty who applied for en-
listment there were but seven accept
ed Of the twenty applicants, six
were white and fourteen were col
ored
After noon today, any man apply
ing for enlistment in the service must
present permits for such application
from the local examining board
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15
BITTER FIGHT ON
AGAINST CHIEF irwin
Faction In Anne Arundel County
Would Gust Him As Chief
Of Police
POTfE LEADS OPPOSITION
Cosing Of Saloons Said To Be Factor
In Dissatisfaction That
Has Arisen.

The split in the Democratic organi-
cation in Anne Arundel County has
occurred again, following the recent
election. Leaders secured unity SO
that the campaign could be success
fully waged, but now the faction led
by Police Magistrate John E. Potee,
of the Fifth District. has opened up
its guns on Chief of Police Thomas w.
Irwin, and there will be a stiff fight
to keep him from being appointed for
another term by the Board of County
Commissioners. News that the chief
was to be opposed for re-appointment
has aroused the ire of the Progress
sives and members of the law and
order societies. and those who OPP
pose the chief will have to flight for
their money"
Numerous complaints against the
re-appointment of the chief have been
made by residents of Curtis Bay, par
ticularly from saloonkeepers, against
whom the chief conducted a vigorous
campaign to stop lawlessness. result
ing in at least three saloons closing
and causing other owners to be heav-
lily fined for violations. The law and
order people will back Chief Irwin
to the limit, and next week represen-
tatives will present petitions to the
Commissioners, asking for the reap
pointment of Irwin.
Would Make Howard Sw0pe Chief.
It is said thai the opponents of IT.
win would make Howard Swope, an
x-bartender, chief of police, and
Charles Macdonald, one-time saloon
keeper and brother-in-law OF
Magistrate Potee, assistant chief.
Jack Flood, it is reported, promised
to support the organization forces in
the past campaign If the Democrats
would agree to keep Irwin chief of
Police, and now that the other mems
names have been mentioned he is
considerably aroused, and is using all
his influence to further Twins cause.
The appointment must be made be-
fore January /, and it is believed that
the action will be taken by the COM
missioners next Tuesday
If the opponents of Chief Irwin sue
coed, Assistant Chief Edmund B. Up
ton, who has faithfully supported the
chief In his campaign for improve
ment of conditions in the section, will
also be removed The Commission
ers will be asked to re-appoint him
also.
Irwin Keeps Hands on.
Meanwhile Chief Irwin is hands off,
although he knows that there is
strong opposition to his re-appoint-
ment When he split recently with
Potee and DR.. Thomas B. Horton,
leader Of Curtis Bay, he predicted that
this would be his last year as chief of
police, but said in defiance: I'll
break up the lawlessness and disorder
here if | break up the Democratic
party doing it" He has been menu
Der of the force for more than ten
years. having succeeded Charles Mac
Donald as chief of police, who later
opened a saloon which was raided by
Chief Irwin shortly after taking Office.
Since that time there has been con-
siderable feeling between Macdonald
and the chief
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15
SEEKS CHANGE IN NAME
Carl Habenichi, U. 5. Aviation Aspi-
rant. Desires Harding as
Surname.

Carl Vincent Habenicht desires TO
get rid Of his German name and has
asked the District Supreme Court 70
permit him to be known in the fu-
ture as Carl Gordon Harding. While
no reason for the change is disclosed
in the petition. young Habenicht. it is
understood, aspires to be an aviator
in Uncle Sans service, where he
thinks his name might interfere with
his chances.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15
SOMEWHAT IMPROVED
Condition Of Young Girl Injured ln
Coasiiug Accident Reported More
Favorable Today.

The condition Of Miss Harriet
Green. daughter of States Attorney
Nicholas II. Green and Mrs. Green
Who was injured in a shedding acct
dent on Thursday afternoon, is re-
ported somewhat improved today
The young girls spent a more com
Portable night. and indications are
favorable to her recovery. While she
suffered slight conclusion of the
brain. nothing serious is apprehended
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15

Resident alien tnot enemy who
claims exemption
Licensed pilot actually employed at
his vocation
Persons totally unfit physically and
mentally for military service. and
those morally unfit to be a soldier OF
the United States. viii be included in
this classification.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15
DR.. BELL TO PREACH
AT ne. MOriah Church Tomorrow AZ
fern0an

The Rev. DR.. George Scott Bell pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church
by special request viii preach tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock st Mt. Mo-
riah A. M Z. Church, Franklin street,
the Rev. James A. Briscoe, pastor,
Several members of Mt. Moriah NJ.
=. Church have known DR. Bell since
he first came to Annapolis twenty
years ago as pastor of the Presbyter-
ian Church. One of the Mt Moriah
trustees, William Brown, was sexton
of Dr.. Bell's church for a number of
years.
lover There" story of unusual
power and appeal- Colonial Saturday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15

Don't fail to see the patriotic photo
drama, Over There COLONEL, Sat-
urday. adv 2tdl4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15

Don't miss THE Warrior" one of
the greatst of films Colonial, Mon
DAY. adv.21dl5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-15
THE CAPITAL

!. ike q letter from home.
Zee that ii follows you where
.ge- vou 90. S0cts. s month
rs mail
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Observation-Disclosures
UaticnalperbanS
Ter 5tantsperbanO unb Der fat6o.
liihe gnub BON Cregun bicI.
ten SasnuBen oh.

Gortlonb, Ore, 90. SUM. -Sier
togten g(ei9deitig Die &onbente 6es
0eutih . g(nerifonii6eu g1otionaI.
.bunos uno oes Stoatsber6anoeS Der
.aot6olifen bon Oregon.
0em Gonoert Der 8"ereiniQten
0eutiden @ereine, Der lin 3eutihen
Sauie obQebolten ipuroe, mobnten
81 0elegaten bel. 9}a6oem Ole ge.
anlten ibre Sabres6cri@te ~erItattet
botten mur6c ottf Gmpfebllne 0es
NotionaIbun6s Die @inrt6tltnq ei.
nes Stelltngsnodmei8 Bureaus fir
ielluug8loie 9eutide beidloiieu. Die
9eomtenpob( ergob bic 8ieOerers
.pd9Iuug BON 4oitor aarl 9al8.
mann olS @r0iioeut G6gnr 8inter
olS S6riftfii6rer Otto Sdumann
ais /. @i3eprGiioent un0 g. a1te6n
.ols Shaemciiter. 9m RotsfpG[er
murbe at Gbren Der 2clegoten ein
gdllteft dbgeDdltel, bel Dem blelc
&eoen 9ebnlten nurocu.
Ole ocutiden aotbolifen oe8
5toate8 hielten i6reu 3Dciten Son.
.pcnt in Der @~h10tborIt. 6o0e Der
ct. Soiepbs. STRIDE al. IS morer
Delegation aus 0G angeI tln6 Cub.
.liuitD oumeien0. Ser 81 Sabre olte
9(bt 5ropin aus Conception, g}o.,
mar Der @brengoit. 3oicp6 Seeming
muroe nieoer gum 4r1ii0enten er.
mGblt, 6rorf Bel gum 8i5eprGii.
0enten Sobn Seitfenpar gum &c.
frctdr un0 Soiepb ae6er 5un 5dds.
meiiter.
IS muroe bcI6loicn, einen
Staotsberbon0 Der fat6olli6en
Jrnten 5u griin0en, un0 6ettti6e ia.
tboliihe @eieaihaiten nit Der eng.
lid ipreAenoen in en0ere 6itblung
gu bringen. Die 9oDolit0t Der Gu.
tboIifen lpuroe alS iiber jcben 3mei.
fell erbaben erflort; ibre &eligion
ulodje iie al gluten 3ilrgern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Oma1aer be1ren Oels
Nmeucn In r~0pomino!

@err G6orIeS q. MoriartB Der
IN Der Iesten Mabl aanoi6ot fir
Gountn.Gle mar, lit 8rdit6ent un6
SER emil &onien, EN- friiberer Be.
fainter 9irt BON bier, Setret0r Ell.
ner @eieQidoft, Die 90 Meilen BON
Douglas, @Dominq, i'm 8er8en 6e8
groBen Celebrities oitF elmer 440
2lfer umfoiien6en Gtrede 2on0 Gel
qeiunoen mo iebt einen aontroft
berqeben bot 3lr gobrung zines
groBetl @rtunncn8. 8ei0e Serren
bnben iif onfar9s 6er ISOLDE nod
einem fur3en gefuh in 0mobo nod
Douglas 5itriifbegebett Inn Die Bob.
rltng at iiberna6en un6 8orbcrei.
tunq 8ltr 9usbelttut1g Der aucfle an
treffen. 6err Moriortb pir0 III
flr5er 3eit 5uriiffebrent i'm ilber
oen 6orti6ritt 6es llnternebncng
3u 6erihten. Ser 6oren Mo6Ten
bon bier lit @i5e.9rdiiOent Der @e-
ieQihoft Die lett hire 9lftien ouf
ben Wtarft bringen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
|Hciitc kcmpcnticn
Ses StaatsucrbanGes!
Die 9upfitsner aitf 10 GentS Be.
%laiieu; G%nubidreiben Oes SOr.
itanOes nH bic 3nsisucreius.

Ger 8orItan6 oes S~toatsberban.
bes g1ebrosfa bat mad reifli6er
lleberIegu1g uno in lte6ereinitint.
mrulg nit Dem 8Drge6en onoerer
Staatsberbdn0e bei6Ioiien, in Die.
lem Sabre feline Sabresberinmnl.
hung ~nb5ubolteu uno bic aopfiteuer
ouf 10 Gents gu beloiien. Der 8or.
ltono iogt in ieirem Gunoidrei6eL
0ouB Die &op1telter beionoers oes.
bdlb erbobt muroe, Inn oem 8erbono
Die notigeu WIitteI 81 bei9afien i6m
cine groBere 4usbreitltng 81 liAern,
&eioer bnbe ii6 ober nun Der 8elt.
frieg aud ouf unier &nno olt5ge-
0ebnt mo iniolge6eiien mlliie bon
Der geplunten 8etati9ullg 0es Ser
banoes borl1ufig lpeniglten$ 2lbitano
gelommen mer0en. Wton Tonne 0es.
bal6 obne erbobte Gopfiteuer aus
tomman. Sic aophteuer bon 10
Gents lit an belt 6iuan8ietretdr
3o9a 92ottes in 9}cbrosta Gitg gu
ieuoen.
Sn 0mabo uno on0eren Std0ten
mo GrtsberbauOe beitrberL miro Die
aopfiteler ION ben 3meigbereinen
an Die 6inan3iefretdre 0teier Ser.
banbe eiuge3ablt, Die iie OH oen
6inon5iefret0r 0e5 Stootsberbanoe5
meiter beforoern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
@cim 4ntnnnfnn idlrer ncrlftt.

Superior, 9}cb, 20. Sunj.-5rl.
Cora 9auo6ofer bon bier Iie9t in
2ongltont, Cello. IN einem oortigen
@oipitol an ben 8~erIebungen, nelhe
tie bel einelu Nlltpn1obillmglild oo.
ponqctrogen, idner fronf bonieoer.
Sn Dem 9luto befono iid ollBer Der
8er(etten nod 6cren grdrtiqoin,
3obio Butler, BON bier, Or. Gcnce
bon g8inii6e. g}eb.. mo oeiien @ot.
tin, ionic cine 6rdt, 4ee bon 2itsf,
@1o. als ite BON Gong SIN hinn6.
fubrert berio9ten plobLih Die 9rem.
fen, utlb 6os Pluto uberihl1tg iif.
Die i6riaer Sniaiien fomen init
Ieihteren 8%erleblnQen baron.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Binder md DleuitbOtsn,

Sn ben meiIten Sausbaltungen
lperosn fi9 bic Miitter nidt beitdu'
oia i6ren 2isbtingen piomen tons
nen, INNER gibt es Stunoen, no bic
ainber ben 8itnitboten iberlofien
limb. 9obin5u tpmmt nod, ooB
Die Rfeinen meiit cine beionbere 8rrs
lie6e fir bic au9e 1oben. 8ie Oers
Iodeno 1T Is bort our Ginmnde3eit!
Die Riri6en, bic man Dor Dem Gins
MAIDEN IdmauIt, iino bieI i4madbofs
ter, aIs bic iorgIt9 bon Der SHUTTER
auf elm 3ellerdeu bingsfelIteu,
BeId' unsnbliher aei3 fir Elm atns
Derber3, psnn IS bur4 bos gan3e
6ous nab Bei6nadtsgebdd buftetl
0ie germ peIIen iis Onnn in Der
Riihel @ber aud gu gepObnlideh
3eiten bat bieIe ihren Magnet tir
Bic Sugeub, 3. 3. ben 9opf uus'
traBeu, aus benz Der 6ru9tpubOing
lam; bic fleinen aeite oarin MAIDEN
biel mebr 8srgnigsn, als bernnd bic
Iibe epeiie BEL 3ii4. 60 mag
ao9 70 itreng bsrbotet fem, INNER
iperoen bic ainber ihren Deg mad
Der aii9e nebmsu. au9 font 8iebt
es re mebr obsr minber bin, ben
2~ientboisn bel ilrst at6sit susa'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Nus 6ranS JslonS.

Ger 2ie6erfron5 bait feline ndtite
gtonatsberiommlung orl Sounta9,
Den 1. Slli, oben08 s ll6r a6.
Ole n1dite Qcrianmlung Scr
6armonp &o9G 1tr. 81, 81. 8. II.
w.. finoet Wiittrood Den A. S5llli,
oben0s o6t llbr, I'M @ei6Gft8lofol
0es o4n5eiger uno Scroll" itott.
Oscar ". @ieregq, felt filuf Sab.
rem in Der @rnno Sslou0 9iotional
8onf tdtig, bat cine Stele ais
SiIfsfaiiierer an Der 9~tebrosfa State
gont angenommen.
Jrou 9lIbert Q8inter bonn cafe
GoDnibip befinoet it'd ernitlit en-
froutt i'm @cneral 9oipitol bier.
Sn Der Seil. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Der oit(. ?. StraBe miro am toni,
mer0eu Sonntag Oa8 oieSia6rtge
Ytiiitonsfelt obgebaIten perocu. Ole
@erren 4aitoren S6mi0t bon 8eot.
rice unO Eimpfet BON &umpton
meroen bic 6eitpre0igtn bolten.
Gre0 Gimpfe mo @attin ionic
8, VI. Slc0ers nit Ieiner beiiercu
9alite bdben cine gltomobiltour
mad Cincinnati, ct. &ouis un0 an
0eren StGoten rmternomnen.
gei Der 5nnrilie 8. Burger iii Der
ncitl. s. StraBe bat Elm SobHhen
iein grideinen gemo6t.
0ie 3ummen mer0en ni6t ntle.-
2lls Dem bieiigen griehiiden 8Qfcr
5teqgou @ougo8 3lpei 3onosleute
ertldrten, iie fonnten icin 8ermo-
gen iiber g}oht ber0oppcln bQn0iq
tie 0eriel6e ibueu Die Sllnme BON
ous. @iner Ger 6rpm0en.
mohte ilber 0ns 8cIopofet cine Be
ihmoruug uno CAB Is 9angos oam
8urilf nit 0em Quitrng, es ont
nGdItea 0iorgen 3u oiflten, nm Die
ooppelte Surnmc bor3ufin6Gl. 2(l5
Der @rlehe jcood) 0o8 4ofet, mic
bcfobleh oifncte, fatl0 er einell Gin.
8igen 3o1orideiu mo iogenonntcs
sg~i5neu0elo Dor. st 6euadridtigte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
&cbrasfa @clber nidt gans be.
n0tiat.

2intolu, gtcb., 80. Sllni.-Staots.
i6otmeiiter @oG bat Ole 0}ittei.
hung non Der Heierbc 8onf in aan.
las Gtt1 erboIten. Dab BON Den bonn
5toote Nebroafa fir Die 6reibeitS.
4nleibe qe5eidmeten 100000 megen
Der lleber3eidnurg uur $4,000
augenomnten merben f0nnen. Dies
miro bier obf1Gig beiproden oa be.
FAINT lit. Bob btcIe Qngeitelte IN ben
Stootsomtern Qe8nltnoen mur0en,
iiir Die 2tnIei6e 3u 3cidnen, obgfctd
iie nidt Die Mitel bo3u botten.
0ton qloil6t, ooB man nitf 0ercn
@eloer b0tte ber5ihtcn uno Iieber
'oie 8eidrutloen 0es Staotes botte
o%utebmen lollcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29

i4aueu, iie Elm nenig babel gu quds
len, gu neden, na4 Rinoerart, ies
Oenfolis brau4t man bd niat 10 arr
tia gu iein, ME bel Der Nlutter, Ober
gar unter ben itrsnqeren Qugsn Oe5
8aters. - IS lit natiirIid teinsss
pegs 80Siptaigleit oes &inbea, penn
es ii9 eiHmat fteier fiiblt, ol5 inter
ben Qugen Der QutoritGt, unO glaubt
lid bier me6r erlauben gu birien.
gua maat Is ben Gleinen man9s
mol SpaB, Bel 9dus!i6en S9antieruns
gen su belFen, pobei iie naturIi4
Dem pirfIi4 S4affenben mebr Grs
belt MAIDEN, als es FONT Der Sail
mare. = Go il! e. nun sinmal un0
ptrD 10 blei6eu, 10 large Is ainOer
gibt. 0o6er 1T bic 6rage pi4tig:
Bie follen mir es etnrt4ten, baB bic
Dienitboten bieie 9iuge ni9t ais gu
groBe 2ait bftra4ten, ionbern ben
Rinbern nit 8erfdnbni8, Schulz
unb JreunoIifteit sntgegentommen?
Sbre rein tinbiiden unge3ogenbei.
ten Iollen iie niht al8 feline 8osbeis
ten bes 60ber @tItelIteu empfinoen,
tpo3u Der ~lngebiIoete nur gu lei6t
6ereit if, iolOern iie einfod als oas
anfe6en, mas tie in Bobr6ett itnb.
Reine Grfabrung bat mid geIe6rt,
bdB es bn5u cine MaBnobme gibt,
bic faft INNER gum 3teIe fiibrt: bic
8ienftbpten miiffn ie6eu, baB bic
9errfdoft ftreng gere4t, ou9 ben
ainbern ge9sniibsr, perlongt bdB
oteIe artig nit benz perIOnoI Dertsbs
rem. gerner Gier liegt Der 96pers
puntt, Der I6rmlta Duuber int,
penn oas Rinb tinmaI pirtfi1 uns
geaogen gegen BEN 9ienitboten mar,
muB Is OenIeIben I'm ger3eibung
bitten! 9obura g%etpinnsn mir bos
6ers oeB 0inenoen fir bos 8inb.
Fs betro9teu ft bonu nidt mebr ais
9eid0pfe, bic it6 bon ben AtiHDern
Der 9~orre9men qudleu loien milf
ZEN, fonoern ie iebeu, baB, ipo es
Iebr febIte, I'm @er5eibung gu bitten
bat, nu4 rpetu IS nrr BEL ben
D%isnf6oten mar. 9ur9 bieies 8ers
6olten g%etpinnen mir fir uniere aius
cer bic 3unsiguug unierer 2eute, bic
70 unenoli6 bel merit 1T fir bic
Rletnen; ie peroen bann freunoIi9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Ickdlzu ddbtidbten
aus Stcntcnt, uebr.!
Sreinont, %. Sum

OhN4ltgiAg 90 NOlits
Sn 6remort ftn0 $t6,729 fir bal
Mote areu5 seiammeIt poroen.
Sheriff @on6it beridtet bon gro
fen BON, 0aB er nit beridieoener
onoeren 8eamten bort 0rei Gutomo,
bile, Die geItobleu noren Gefunoer
babe. Wton beriudt, einer @rubpt
bon Spisbitben neIhe az, 5pe3ia.
litat bon Dem StebGeu bOl z tono,
btlen MAIDEN, o1tf Die Spuu fom.
men. gseben ben &tltomo6'tea MUIR,
Be cine an3abI BON @erf5cugen be.
i6la9nnbmt.
Ger Manufacturers 6euer 81.
itno ungeidbr 800 Sub 6eleri8laut
%geltohlen DorOen, neldes einen @eri
bon 81 per SUB rebr1ientierte.
6rdulein Nargarete 9iels bat itd
In &eOIanO, Gal, init &errn qrtbur
3 Gram bon $isblan08, Gal, Der.
beirntct.
Bruce Giderion lit nad g}epport
SEEMS, o.. S, INT in Der oortiqel
Wturine +. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Qui.
rdbme 81 finoen.
Sn ben b~ergongelen 8tDei tSaaen
1T in 5rent0nt 5tpei uno Elm finftel
3oa Regen aeiolen.
IS bat ii6 bernu5geiteat, Dot
Sobn Boomers, Der iunge 0lann, mel.
der bier Dor einigen Gagen berbnf,
let nuroe. neil man i'm fir alter
belt ais er ongab, nirtlid iein 2l,
ter beiier mlbte, nic Ser 0cnun.
giant. 9lon bat i'm oorlm ans
Dem @efdngHi5 entloiien.
Ole fir 10 large troB erloiienel
@eiete niht a6geidlD01teu Qutomo.
btlli6ter berauloBten geitern Der
8uiammenitoB zines 4iltos nit DEM
guggD bon Strait u. 8. Iluee0D.
Ser 6iibrer Oe5 Qutomo6il5 NOR
0urh Die are1en Qifter Elmer SIN.
5abl au0erer &roftDogen 70 ge6len.
bet, boB CT obiolut ni6t5 ie1en
fonnte, mos ia oitA redt glaubmur
dig lift. 6rau Grpee0p purOe nur
Ieift berIeet, e5enio fam aud ibr
Bfer6 bell 0ooon, na6reno 0os gug.
az boIitanoig 5ertriinmert fpuroe.
Seute abeno fin6et I'M elterIideu
Saltie Der 8rout bic 8od5eit bon
Br1nlein Sune 9reitenfel6 mil
Serrn artbur gal0nin itott. Ser.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
RektMtiermnosmcdbe
brinot wemio Hekrmten

@oibington 80. SUM. Qie
&efrutierung fir Die regul1re ut.
NEE lit 9eitern I'M gon8en 2onOe tuie.
Der ltarf a~bgeiaQeB troB Der groBen
9lnitretgungelt, bic 9enladt muroen,
Die beridieoenen Regimentet ouf
ariegsitdrfe at bringeu. 8enn it9
innerbnl6 Der naditen 5mei Gage
nift mebr 2ette mel0en, miro bic
rcguldre g(rntce oltrh 2eltte du8ge.
iilQt meroen miiieH Die iar oen
9ienit de1oaen fper0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29

pte JnftI Borfum In ner
lorOise pirb in BET RegeI i9on ses
gen Mitte Mdr3 eisfrst.
Gsbersfrtubistttt uub
Sterbensfrsuoigteit beiiBen beibt nas
perfpunObnr au fttn.
Gin a6tsI Der Rinbsr, bic In
ben gersinigten Gtaaten ssbOrsr
foerber, iterben, she tie / Su9r alt
finb.
G6on man9er Tam In bic S64s
bdbur9, bob er uilten blteb.
Bonn S~ausbeiber gum ObbodIcs
Zen 1T ~beut3utage nur Elm 54ritt.
gldtdnen pfIeste man TN al'
tertum mandmnI NIT reinem Deiu
gu begisben.
9unteGgebdGttns 8uasnbes
itdnbe buIben fnun cine PflarSs In
i5rem S4atten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
SpdttR.

Quf f4neGte Grngsn glib
langiam antport.
Siren 1T meni@Iid aber
nur, penn bu bid iel5it irrit.
Ser Guds tpttieIt poAI bic
5aars, aber niAt ben @tHa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
G9ico9cs 11tapor
crb6lt clnen Hiiffel!

Chicago, 90. SUM. Qat t3
gegelt 3 Stimmen bat 0os 5uiti5.
tomitee ocs Sto6trate5 bci6loiien,
Dem 0loDor megen iainer 8eiqerlung
bel elmer erfolgteH QlbItimmltu8 I'M
5to0trot Den gtauten8aufruf 81 ge.
i~tattet. cine &iige 8u erteilen. Deb.
rere SeiBiporne I'M Stootrot 1otten
Die 9ieiignntion 0e5 8itrgermeiiters
berIanBt, au6cn iid) abar ihlieBlid
nit Dem 8aidluB oes 5uiti5ratas
3ufrieoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29

! NIT ibnsn Iein nnb bic finbtfte Nns
art nur dls iol9e betradten unb mir
bstommsn bdnn oieI ieitsusr RIdssn
5u boreu, nls tuenn iie sIuubsa, ben
Rinbern ginge allies bur9. Sn
6duiern, mo EXTRA cine @raieberin
fir bic ain6er 1T, Iiegt bic a9e il
natiirli9 anbers, bu tDmmen
nidt in btefer WetIe nit ben DIM
Ieuten in 9eriibrung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Sinb ~innmielin.

Qi1con. Nc6., %. SUM. = Sic
Goltntn S6otmeiItcr bon Goun.
ties hobeu e5 bi5bpr ulterlohen,
Dem Stootli6en Shobmeiiter Die
oem 5taote 8ufonlmcnoen @elocr
cin5uieuoetL o6gleid 6ics Io1tt Sc.
iee bis gum q. Stlni geide5en
lub. Die i'm Riiditono befinoli.
den Counties ifn6 gcoor, Gla1,
&cDo Ga6o, @oroerI 96eIps. SOL
len un0 Cunning Counties.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
NnS Dem staate NebrasfaI

gaitor 8uB luirb Die 8ererouie lei.
ten.
Die 6remout Gribiine iogt. oaF
man iest Observation-Disclosures olti
Soften oer 8eittiden ieeen miiiie.
Der CUTE Dam ideint Der aniidi
5u ieir. boB onerifanii6e ar6eiter
ni6t ielbitGn6ig 6enfen fonncn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
furbert $4,000 sdnbenerint.

QIattsmott5, gaab., 20. SUM-
SRI. Claire goofmeber, cine beige
Sdulebrerin bat Die Burlington
9nbr flr 8erIabungen, neI6e fie
am 90. Qe3ember Iebten Sobres BEL
eirem 8abnunfoG oabongctrogett,
Inn $4,000 Gdooeneriok bertlagt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
SIM ertrinft I'M Ne6G[ter.

80ialie, Neb, 90. Suni.-30S
5ueiidbri9e 30hterden Der orei
M}eilen oitlid BON bier n~obnenben
6amiIie Got Senfins, itiir3te 9e.
tern na6mittng in einen @oiier5e.
batter un6 ertranf, che ibr Ser.
i6pin6en ben1erft put0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-29
Wont 8Gt oetGtet.

@reelep, Sch. 90. SUM Ger
moblbefnnnte Gorrner 4otrid @ib.
bon nnroe 9eltern in ieirem nobe
O'Gomnor gelegenen Sem bonn 8lis
%getroffen uno getotet. ct mar 43
Sabre alt un6 bi1terIGBt ieine 8it.
me un0 Tiinf feline ain6er.