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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
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NIT cnel. RricGslNifF!
Ger ttnfnG crcisHete itdl bereitS Dur
geraumer Belt; niemaHS
Uerlebt.

@aIbfnetcu 8. Oft. Gin ame.
rifoniiter 8erit0rer, Der in enrop1i'
iden @epGiiern Gienite tut, ipur0C
bon einem en9Iiiden Serieesi6iff &c.
rau1ntt ul0 idper bei6doi9t. Der
gr6bte TeiI oct 9ernnnnung iDur0e
on 8oro Oes engliifen ariegsidiifea
geuomnten un0 oos beihdDigte 5diii
bon oieiem in ben nd6iten Sofer
bugiiert.
Gas Marineoeportemeltt IdBi
6urm ons &u6lifatiousburealt be.
tannt nader OaB infoIge Der bel
Ser Goaifion obiualtenocu uutIt1noe
niemauo Die S9ulo at ocrielben bel.
5umeiien iei.
8eit mo 0rt 6es ltniaIle8 miro
utdlt ongegeben,
3o5 umerifauiide arieg8i6ifi
mIbte ms brotherhood gebrndt mer.
oen, unO es iteqte fi9 berolt8, 6af
oasIeIbe Elm groBcs Sod in Ser seitc
bate. 8nei orebbore S6iffSfr1huC
muroen bei Der aoaifipn fortgeriien
Der Shornitein mlgeIegt unO 0er
8or0er1uoit 3er6roheu. gfur Dem
llmitanoe, bob Die Sdotten ale &c.
idIoiien tpareu lit Is 3lt beroenfen,
Dab 6a8 6diff uift beriQtt. qIa
Der 3eritorer in BEN Safen geiflcppi
nuroe, befnn0 iid oas &interteil
oesieI6en 1tnter 8aiier. Qu6 6os
britiihe Grieg8idiff nor tart be.
idla0igt. Gie aoQiiion lit 6araui
5uriid8ufubreh ooB oie Nadt itod.
0ltrfeI mar uno beioe SGiffe feline
2ihter a~nge8au6et batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Die Sreibeits >2lnleibc>
hampaonc INT G1eatcrn

Se1tte oben6 mer0en in alien
G6eatern 9mabos 4 Wiimtteu.aeoen
ge6alten i'm Sntereie Der 5reibeits.
anletbe. Die gtaoner mer0en bon
einen aomitea geitellt, NIT y. 8.
92cSug6 aI8 goriieer unO RaputonO
9oung, Gefretar.
Gin onoere8 Gomitee miro Die
shulfinoer NIT 2iteratur berie6en,
in Der 2(biidt, 6aB IN jeoem Seim
cine s~5reiBeit5mleibe~ uutersebrodt
mer0eu fam.
5raueltomitees, lpia aud bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ull0 ou6ere
Gorperihafteu peroen beute Ser.
Iomml1tngen bdlten, Inn 4ldne aus.
5uarbeiten fir cine frdftige aaupog.
ne CUR 8eidnling Der 5rei3eits qn.
Ieihe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
6rcp 9lambt nid1t
on Semtic9cn SricScn!

2onoon 8. Oft - Sn 9ormort
81 elmer SammIing bon arieq8.
feItiteIunaen oes 4rGii0enten 8iI-
ION ole IN elmer 6lugi6rift beraus.
gegeben pltroen, beipri6t 8iscouni
@rcg, Der friibere Observation-Disclosures,
Ben Gintritt Der Ser. Staaten in Sen
arieg unb erfl6rt, ooB es ieet Of
fenbnr iei ooB Der GrfoIg oes oeut,
iden Scores uno Der 6eutiden Slot.
tie IN europa feinen 6ertifen 6rie,
BEN erriugen f6nnten.
Ge1ttidlano iueroe iih ge0ngun-
gen fiigen miiiien, Die bon Den Ser.
Staaten aIs grrin6legen0 fir ibre
Sntereiien unb fir tiinftigen Grie.
Den uno 5reibeit in Der 8eIt be.
trnhtet tper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
92adfpridnnnen erfplaIps.

@lle 8emitguagen, bic 2elde 0es
Soc SBorp, bon benz n~ngenommen
miro, oaB er nobe 6Iorence i'm @1i.
iouri Stub ertrunfen lift, 6o6ea fd
ais erfolglos erpieien un0 nur0en
oGe peitereu Qabforiduugeu einge.
ltelt. IS miro angenommen, OaB
Sburp un6 fem 6reuno, SEQ 8enk
bon gurora, nit benz Quto in ben
5luB ltiir3ten un0 oeren 2eideu bon
ben Slllten f-ortgeihmemmt mlroen.
geioe batteu iid i'm Gome &otel re.
giitriert, bod bate @eHs ieiuen
4amen ais 6. 9Gon eiuaetragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
p0rl0nlcnfskcntrcQe
iibcr fratt5. Beer!

9aris 8. OF. 8remier &oin.
lebe mo oas armee.aomite Ser Sc.
p1tiertenfommer boben. Dem edo
be 9aris" 5ufoIge. be5ilgIi9 Der
parIanientoriiden aontrole iber Sic
frnn8oiiihen Streitfrdfte, elmer
Groge, nelde tpdbreno beg arieges
enOlnie 9~feihgraien 8eitigte. cine Ser.
tdnoigttng er3ieIt.
gg tDeroen 20 aontroueure er.
nannt Deroen, pelde oos 9iedt ba.
ben, iid, begIeitet bon etrtem bon ii.
men eriudbItan 6ffi8ier. al irgen0.
elmer s3eit in oie Grmee8one all Be-
geben. Die 9Ia9tbefugniiie Der
aolttroneiire perben It'd nift oui
miIitariide 9perationen erftredet,
aAasper0eu beredtigt fem, iid)
ollie ssnformotioren betreffs Der Sab.
rungsHaitteI 8urtbr fir bic armee,
betreffs Munition utlb GaRit1tS
0IenIt 5t beridaHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
@er6en gnflaaen befdlnpftn,

Gbiugo, 3. Oft 9ie SraoniIa.
tion Der s. %. %. miro Die 10000
anflogen Der Hegier1trg, fuelde ole.
ielbe geaen 166 MiitgIieOer Der Ser.
einiglng erboben, nit oler Madli
betampfen lpie beilte Otto Gbriiten.
len, Der General 81 ftsannaIt Ser
Organization betauut mofte. .9ie
Qntlngen Der Reeierung t0nnen I'M.
mogli6 5tono baIteu," iogte er.
aDie s. ". Is. toben 31 feiner
Belt gum &riege steLlung genum.
men. ginige Streifs, our9 tueIdg
Der &egierung Shnieriqfeiten be.
reitet luuroen, tDaren Dor Dem &rieQe
gum gusbruf aeforunen. Sic mel.
item Der 10000 8erge9en in Den
4ntlngen be3ieBen iid duf 6os Son.
itrtptioH$geies. Gauieiloe bon W2it-
9lie0ern Baben %regiItriert ttno mltr.
Den militdriih einge5ogen, lmo al
feitter 3eit baben irgeno ipeIde bon
linen bieieS 8eieb betampft. 9te
antIoge ooB oie Organization 0urdy
oeutide5 8eIO geitibt pur6e, lit cine
uiitnuige. Regierungsbenmte lie
ben burd6Iiden, bob iebt nabe5u 100
bon ben angetlagten iid in SAT- be.
firtoen. Gie Iebte tpidtiga 8er6af.
ting mar Die bon @rober s. 8errb
bon SoIt 2afe Gitn MitgIieo Ser
ggetutib6eb0r0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
binGcnbMr9s Nntwcrt
Gltf ctnen GliiGpMni6!
3d6HefniridenS iOI man friu sort
Derliereu, bis Die blHtIse
arbeit setau.

2on6on, 5. Oft. Die Grdongt
Selegrupb Gonpaup bat bon Nlatiter.
Dam cine 9ebei6e erbdIten, laut
mel6er 6eIomari6aI bon SinOen'
burg Elm oil ibn gerihtetes Slid
nunidi6reibA ait leincm @a6urts'
tag in folgeH0er 8eiie beantDortet
babeu ioa: g2oBt ms 5abnefnir'
i6en0 fem Sort tpeiter iiber Den
5rieoen berlieren, bis Die blltige
arbeit getan lno Ser Sieg uuier lit.
3ieies lnitB DaS Motto 0es gan3ell
0cutiden goIteS ieinl@
SinOenbnrg bod gee6rt,
amIter0am 3. Sftober. Gie
5eier 0e8 10. @eburtstoges 6es 6elO.
marldaus puroe our6 einen 8eiut
oes aaiier8 In Der 5i16enburgiden
gebuuiung I'M Sa1tptqltortier croft
net. Ser &erri6er itberreidte inn
oils 3ei6en ieiner Sododtlng iei-
ne eigene toes aaiiers) Marmor'
bite. Ser g8eg BON Der Sin0en'
burgihen @obnung nod Dem 8ro'
ben Salptauartier mar bon ieitli6)
qetGeioeten ain0ern Die SpaIier bill
0eten, NIT 8Iuinen beitreut; 5lieger
murfen glulaen un0 2orbeertrauaa
berub.
Der 6el0m1rihaa nur6e I'M Gro
BEN Souptquartier bon Dem @ene'
raj Guartiermeiiter 2uoenoorff be.
eriiBt, Der Glide ber5Iide Slid
numldnorte an i'm ri6tete, unb i'm
aIs oie 8erionifi5ier1tng Ser gIorrei'
den @ntipideIung beg preltBiihs6eut-
i6en 8aterlGnoe8 be5eibuete.
GpGter belt Der 5el0moridaa
ilber 8eteranm oes &rieges cine
Gebue ob un0 belt ON oieie eine
4njprofe, iagen0: nGs bereitet mir
Elm 6eIon0eres @ergniiqen, mid eins
nit benz Oertiden 8olt in 0eiien Sie-
gestpiuen un0 Sieges8uoerfitt gu
ntiieu."
Gr pries Die eaten Der armee
uno oieienign Sener, Die onbeim
bIieben. Ct forOerte Die 6oI6aten
duf, elm oreifQdes @urrab ouf ben
aaiIer alt83ubringea un0 Iu6 oGe
0teienigen, Die gefommen paren,
Den Sel0berren 8rt begIiidpiiniden,
gum W2ittageiien Elm.
eSrt elmer Ge0e be5ei6nete Der Sat
Ter Ben 6eI0mari6aG ola 0en 0eut.
ihen gtationalbel0en, Dem IS Der.
g0nnt it, Soten bon @elt- un0 Ditto.
rider 8robe at berrihten. @Ieid.
seitig oanfte Der aniier Inn I'm 3a.
men Der armet tn0 0es Bottles un0
fubr IN ieiner geoe fort: eaiiuitige
@enerationm ner0en 2egen0en Inn
bic geliebte un0 perebrte 9eri6nIid.
felt 6es 6elomnrihnq5 mebn. Moge
9ot i'm inns fir fernere Eaten Bis
gum iiegreihen gnoe 0es arieges
erbolten, aus nelhem Elm itortes,
geiunoes uno geottetes 9eutiaianO
entIteben nir6."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
QaNoIletteg 1ein6e mtIren I'd.

Wttlmaltfee, Nis. 3. Gft. = Gin.
fluBreife 9eri1nIi6feiterJ tpcl6e
feline 9libe1 mo alsgaben ibarten,
Serrn Robert M. 2n5oileite in ben
Senat 8u mablen. berlaugen beute
energiid utb 0ringeiO feline Iofortige
ihm6blihe @usitoBung aus oieler
a6gperidaf. 6erborragen0e 2epu.
blitoHer beg Stantes boben Den Ser.
einIgten Gtaaten Senot telegrapbild)
eriudt, 6ernentipreden6e Sdritte
eiuauieiteu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
BriefkaItcn

s. u, 8dItbiQ, g1ebr. Seben
Sie IT'D be5HgIid ser Gahridtenbe.
f0r6erung nod 9elti4lono NIT Dem
Bureau Of Communication, Sine.
rican Reo groB, 8afbington, 9. g.,
in ger6iH0ung. goti6often 8rieFe
ooer ionitise Nitteilnngen niftmi.
litdriider gatIr) meroen auf etnem
belonoeren 6orunlar Dem internn.
tionolen 8oten arcll5 in Gent ii6er.
mitfelt uno changer BON bort On bic
soreile bon &erioneH, m Die Ie ge.
ridtet iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Nenbernna int 0oitmeien.

Chicago, 81, 3. OFT. - Der @e.
neraIpoimeiiter Der Ser. Gtoater
oerfagte, oaB ale 9oitiaden tDeitlit
0eS @iiiiiitppi 5luiies, pel6e az
omerifaniide MiIitdrperfonen II
europa a0reiftert iiuo, bon nun ar
1T Chicago 8uiammcngeite1t ner0er
iolen. oa oas @auptpoItant in Sen
gort 10 iebr nit arbeit iibcrlooer
it, 6aB es ben e%elteIIten anfor6e.
rungen taum ulebr geredt mer6er
fQnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Si6liOt6ef gcidloTen fueseu ut. Snr.
ggu 8ara0e.

Die Sl0iette. Q6teilung Der 6ifent.
lihen Omaha 8ibliotbef ipir0 onldB.
lid Der at-Sar,gen 8araoen berte
a6en0 UNI s nbr geidloiien uno
morgen bon 1 ubr nn6mittags biz
$50 aben0s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
gSOilten sar Marine, lanOettn in
Sail.

Ser 16i1Drige 8iobert Gmruons
unO Der t5iGbrige @lprOu 9iaenbed
BON Manning, Soma. fumen nod
Omaha, nm ii9 BEL Der Niurtlle ON
fperben au IoIIer, mubten uber du
ibreut 2ei0neien i'm @efdnguis
Gunrtier neDlnpn Big aur 9lntunft
ibrer GIterr, Oenen iie fortgeIaufcn
iuoren 1tro peIde Die beige 8oIiaei
benadrihtigt batten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
u~ncrik0nildpcr
Offisicr sefanen!

@d{6ington, 3. Oft 2eltn0ut
O.. a. 8Ope, Reginlentsar3tGm Ra.
ierbeforps, lit. ndbren0 er III elmer
brttiidlen @btailung 8ienit tat an
%. Geptember gefallen. Or mar
friiber IN Bolton onidiiig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
BeIoien cth6lt Gin
~S2,OOO,OOO OarlcRen!

Bai6ingtou, 8. OF. 3o8
Observation-Disclosures meloete beue
te, 0aB gelgien mieoer EN- 8arleben
bon $4,000 900 erbaIten babe; biz
lett bnben Die 8eIgier bon Der Guns
oesragierling $5,000.000 erb1lten,
oie 4Iiierten insgeiamt $2,518,.
100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
0atle mad aeana @tIamprene.

@urtoesrifter @oobroueb miBte
geitern nit Dem geginn zines &ro.
aeiies 10 Iouge tporten, bis Die @e.
iftporeten nod5Gblig tpdreti. Gs be.
fntoen ii6 mir 10 Manner nuf Der
@eIhmorenen gnnt uno iomtt miBte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
etnannte MeteaIfe anm N0intnntrn.

ETncolL 9te6r.. 3. III. = Sou.
0erneur @abiaG a~onlulanoeur 6cs
7. 9%tebrasfa Re9inentes, madte ben.
te morgen Die G~rne1nlrllg ieineS &c.
fretdrS, See g@}etcaIfe, gum Soitpt.
mann rn6 aoilttontau 6e8 9egimen.
tes befonnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03

8enn man eineflL Der bonn 6on
it, qInuben onrf miro @olc bnIO
ibr @enift in @oIo inert iein; bic
nmeritoniiden Gdafe meroeu nnnll
oIio ale Elm goINeies GlieB tra9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
6eiern Sc @onDernenrs. Grnennnna.

Ole Grnenruliig bon WolinerHelir
Reoiqe oIs @omflnn0eur oes z. &c.
bragfa. gieeiments tpur0e geitcrn anti
ben af.Sor.8en GorniDolgrisilOclt
I'M 4.30 nahmittagS gefeiert. Die
gt .Sar.8en @itiiffopeIle ipielte Die
gtotionnIbpmne, Die SIngge ipurOe
geienft uno Elm Galltt ubgeieiert,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
Snbianer ais astputsD.

Qus Camp Goop q. 81, lit bier
Die gladridt eiugetroffen, BOB 100
Sn0ioner pom 6. 9ebragto aegiment
Dem 1874. acknowledgement, 5. ge.
'6rosta, e~inoerleibt tpur6en uno a[s
'berittene Scoitts 6ienen fueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03

Sranscien befdieBen
baciihe StdSae!

Naris, 3. of. 0f1sieG ruur6p
bette ge1teloet, OdB fron5oiiide Size
ger ben beriibntten 8a6eort 8a0en.
ga6en bonlbarOiert hnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03

gunoesmarIdul GIpuft Dor oas Dun.
oeEaeridtsgebdiioe treten uilo be
iibriaen @cidncrenen aus ben Nei
ben Der 9SoIiauten rctriitieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
6untraft Dcrgebea fir 40 Surptbu
ta3erit1rer.

Gan 5rontiseo, 3. Oft. Sic
bieiigen union.giienperfe erbieIteu
ben Rontroft fit ben Ban bon bier.
5ig neuen Torpa6oboot 3eritorern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
geIndlt Ctr gprlat.

81 Ieinenn neupn QofaI 314 Glib
II. GfraBe. gegebrensmerteite alto.
boIfteie @etrdnfe un0 feiner Sufd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
$tariiteswiitcrt ms
Rc3fLnt in Japan!
&c BerIoHen get6tet, 10000 bei.
mathis NIB $4,000, 900 Sad.
.ihaSeH.

EofiO, 8. Oft 9ur6 einer
Der ft1rfIten Gaifune ino Slut.
pelen ipllroen S6 8erionen get0,
tet. GanienOe bon 8o0numgen 8er.
tort nio 10000 9erionen nitr0cu
nbOadln5. Der auaeridtete 54a.
Oe.. beldtft iid In Gofio oIein auf
100000.
Ger SumiOo 6IuB lit i'm Steigen
begriffen itn0 10000 meitere @obs
nitrgen I'M Eofio Giitrift Iteben in
@efdbr, seritort 3u iperoen.
ancs o5air@ 8rOieft fur Cma6a.
6. S. Curtin, 9ireftor Ser Soma
Staats 5nir, bat Die @%inIooung an.
Genomnpf. Omaha 81 beIuden uno
IN elmer @erinnmluna bon @e.
Ihdftsleliten, meIde In Dem neuen
6nir 4roieft iutereiiiert fms, cine
Aniprade at balten. Sn ~ieinenl
Sdreiben iagte Curtin: .Gine quite
G1ir, gut geleitet, fam @eIo MAIDEN.
Sd benfc. cine 6air. in elmer Stnot
tuie Omaha gebaIten rro geniiger6
ulsteritiitt, founte 81 einem grfolg
genodt ner6en.
Sic Soma Gtants Toir er3ieItc
bieTes Sabr eiuan lleberiduB hon
$4,000 un0 erbieIt feline Inter.
ltitbutlg bon ouBen me0er BON
Gtaates nod non Der Gta0t. Bon
ben 100000 betrogerloen Soften
oif oen Sair @riuoen plr0en
$500, 900 aus sen QrofiteH Ser Jair
be5dbIt."
gs neroen Sdritte ~eingeleitat. Inn
fir 1918 Die SuternationoIe 9ooen
4roOufte gusiteauEg nn9 9maba
Ali brtnaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-03
"Tyler Three One-Hundred!"

2dft at merfaa m6 gu iagen
gms Sen GrHnSn bot Sire Gehrdtdts GdAidaft ig 2dab6on.
hummer bon Douglas 1862 mf apler SBue One 5nHOur geinoert.
Sic nue auseobe BEG 9depbonbudes, neIds n Montag .mSgegemu
muuoe mmt brets bme anberuna nf ub Die seRb6omnmer Ser aebroaa
8opa Gmpnnp lift ret sbtr S4e One Snnbreb,
qe Rmauer 1T fir Die aun6u hhes unrrpebmens n6t ur rddfr
su mertn, hn0ern es gilt aud os 3dhm boir bob mm noer &epbon0hmt
Defenders mrHm fem miro.
ahr a6ree 9un6ro eruft ale abtdunecn uo abtdhmg8Gdpr 3drr
Gshr5tdbgsieaidat mb efobrne 9eepbmirduIens nerben bofar iorgen, oB
iebe hhP6onite 8erbnGm8 ihndltehs uO aenoucfcu5 1cgete1t miro I'm cine
itmeqe abndetug Der @eBdfe gu ern6afdeu.
Sir aGen ms Ser Sofung bin DOB ale mkre aumoen. ODER a0ere
2ete Die nit ms @eddHe obaufhFeben aeoenfen fd 6e8 Telephones I'M ns.
qeodmeRn gPaBe be0unen ub mir peron bnn nre 6abigfeten bdpdieb
bob mir nj Der cage fo ale 6ermhg ehdoricn6e 6orOcungcn prompet m6 gr
oagensnen 3ufre@nbet gu ereOtoen
Sn Der no6m 3nlnft pro STnn Sire Observation-Disclosures in pete.
rem arheu Die 8oBuge Der ere0gmg Der buffieOnen neutrality-suspicious..
ten Der Sdpbon inb8ug anf @enmigtet ub gronH6dt beribnn, brGdnHe
obr mehn Gle fd Ole n@e Summer
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-04-13
George Washington
Highway Best

Below we publish in full a com
plete essay written by John Sears
pupil in the Kadoka High Sch
ool upon the subject, "Why Is the
George Washington Highway De
stined to be the Greatest High
way in the United States?" The
high school pupils in most every
school in the central west wrote
upon this subject and in the Ka.
doka school Johnnie Sears was
awarded first on his essay. He
gives good write up on the sub
ject and we feel that his essay
will be among the winners of the
entire contest. Following is a
copy from his manuscript.
The George Washington Nat
ional Highway, extending from
Seattle, Washington, to Savannah
Georgia, is one of the newer pro-
posed great boulevards to be
built across the American contin-
ent. When it is completed it will
be the greatest highway in the
United States.
The fact that it is to be built as
a memorial to the greatest of all
Americans, George Washington,
will arouse every American cit
izen to do his best to make it a
fitting monument to his memory.
This highway is associated with
many OF the greatest things in
the world. 1t has been planned
and is to be built by the people
of the worlds greatest nation.
1t extends three thousand, nine
hundred forty-two and nineteen
tbs miles through the most pro-
sperouS country in the world. 1t
connects the two largest oceans.
1t crosses the worlds longest
river several times. In western
South Dakota, about midway be-
tween the two terminals of the
road, it passes through the rich
est one hundred square miles in
the world.
Eleven United States forts and
one arsenal are located on this
and there are five other
government forts within fifty
miles of it. These facts will ap-
peal strongly to the United States
Government to make it the chief !
road of the nation. AS
good roads are a great aid in
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Local Items Of Interest

Philip Band Concert and Dance
at kadoka Opera House Tonight.
An evening of music. Be there.
Geo. Williams, harpist, concert
and dance, opera house, Friday
night, April 10th. BE sure and
attend.
Fred II. Sears, ]. II. Snyder,
+. {. Griffith and c. N. Leedom.
were a party of our stockmen
who attend a meeting of the
stockmen's Association at Rapid
City, Tuesday.
For SALE OR TRADE--Reeister-
ed Clyde and registered Perche-
ron Stations, both 3 years old.
Will sell or trade for other horses.
On the Ole Larsen place.
40tt +. Ferguson.
Two of our interprisinQ ranch
men, Ed. Collins and J. T. Doty
have this week purchased regis
tered Purcheron Stations from
our local breeder, Fred II. Sears.
Both of these gentlemen have a
good bunch of horses and we are
pleased to see them put pure
bred sires at the head of their
herds.
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time of war, the government viii
undoubtedly make large appro
lpriations for the completion anc
malntainace of this road.
As it is the only highway that
crosses or connects with every
other national highway of the
country, it will greatly aid all
kinds of transportation.
There is no other highway in
the United States that offers so
many conveniences to the tourist
The elevation Resistance of this
h G h w ay is more even
than any. other highway of
the country. 1t offers better ac-
comodations for all kinds of
travel because it passes through
more large cities. There are
more historical places of interest
located on this highway than on
any other highway. Along its
course is some of the grandest
scenery of the world. From
Cody, Wyoming to Gardner,
Montana, it extends through
Americas great wonderland, The
Yellowstone National Park. 1t
reaches the Gacier National Park
in northwestern Montana and
passes Mt. Rainer National Park,
in Washington.
1t will appeal to biologists and
those interested in the study of
the condition of the surface OF
our country in past ages because
it extends through the Bad Lands
of South Dakota. The Bad
Lands are to these students what
the Rosetta stone was to students
OF Egyptian history.
1t is the only national highway
running northwest and southeast
across the United States. Tol
those wishing to go north in sum
mer and South in winter this
offers the quickest and
cheapest means of transportation
Over one-third of this highway
is already improved and the fact
that the George Washington
National Highway Association is
composed of very capable men
who are putting forth every eff |
fort to interest commercial clubs |
and their associations in the pro-
ect, assures the success Of the |
George Washington Highway.
Dir. Mcdonald the Murdo den
list, announces his April dates
or Kadoka for the IL, Is, 10 and
10th. For appointments, write
u telephone him at Murdo.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-04-13
West River Man
Named On Board

Mondays dailies announced the
appointment of Hon. Alfred Zoske
OF Draper, Jones county, by Gov.
Peter Norbeck as a member of
the state board of rural credits
Mr.. Zoske has a large acquain-
tance over the state, especially
throughout the west river coun-
try, and being one of our LEADING
bankers and stockmen the Press
cannot see how Gov. Norbeck
could have named a better man.
We congratulate our friend
Zoske on landing the plum, and
at the same time, the people of
the state upon the fact of having
a man upon the board who has
such a thorough understanding of
actual conditions as they exist
among us.
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ment of$3,ll0. valuation on
account of double assessment,
was granted.
On motion, petition of N. X. Hop
klnS, for abatement of tax of
SI7l in Riverside twp. for 1915
on account of double assess.
ment, was granted.
On motion, petition of c.. s.
Grove for refund of S3.65 tax
and interest for 1908 on person
al property in Sch. Dist. No. az
was not granted.
On motion, petition of Antonio
kadrman for County Aid, was
granted.
On motion the following resolu.
ton was adopted.
RESOLUTION
BIB 1T RESOLVED BY THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF JACKSON COUNTY.
This Board having been notifi-
ed by the Superintendent of
Schools that he has made ar.
ran9ements to conduct a contest
in the public schools in Aericult-
ure, Industrial Arts and Home
Economics and an exhibit, ac-
cording to Chapter 1873 of the ses-
sion Laws of 1913:
Therefore Be 1t Resolved By
This Board, that an appropria-
ton be made for this purpose.
and the County Aduitor and
County Treasurer are hereby
authorized and hereby instruct
ed to transfer the sum of Two
Hundred and no-l00 (S200OO)
Dollars from the County Gen
eral Fund to the Public School
Contest Fund.
Dated at Kadoka, S. D., this 5th
day of April, 1917.
Frank Coye, Chairman
Attest:
lSeaD A. c. Bernau, Auditor.
On motion, the following claims
were allowed and warrants
drawn:
E. w. Thode, per diem
and milaee, Co. Comm
isSioner S % 20l
Frank Coye, per diem and
milage, Co. Commiss-
: loner 54 IS
5. p. Hurley, per diem and
mllage Co. Commiss.
loner % 20 |
On motion board adjourned un- !
Ill 900 a. M, April 18th.
Board of County
Commissioners.
BY Frank Coye, Chairman