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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
211crikdncr 0rcifcn
BMnSestruppen ait!

81 9}oio, Ger, t3. uui.-gier
sig meritaniide @onoiten ~freli3tert
Die @rett5e BET Dem gsleta Serb,
fiinf8ebn 0}eilen oitli6 bon bier, ut10
ariffeu cine qbteiIung Gruppen oes
ndJten aabaGerie g~iegiHtentS uttter
Sergeoltt 0ie0o0e an
0ie 4lllerifoner, oereu 8o6l bel
gerin8et mar, muBten fid 5uritf.
8iebeL no6bem ite Do8 8elter Der
Merifoner ertui0ert hotten. Die
9anoiten folQtcn ouf omeritauis
ide8 @ebiet. IS tpltr0en iofort
8aitdrflngelt obgeiouot, oo6 ais
0ieie e%introfer, botten iid oie 9}eri.
fancr bereits iiber Die @ren3e 3lls
rildbegeben. Son 0eit 2(merifanert
piroe uienlano qetotet ODER bertplm.
oct. bingegen iollen Die 0ieritaner
orei cote eirl9ebiiBt baben. General
gea bot iofort tauier6 Mlann nof)
Dslata Gor0 binbeoroert. Wton
gfallbt, ooB Die 8anoiten es ouf Die
@ren5Itaot 2)slota, Die 5000 Gin.
lpobner bat, nbgeieben botteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
uortbcliffe tuia
OclS MnS S6iffe!

Seem gorf. 10. SUM. - 2or0
9ortbcIifie, Der 3eitungstonig un0
Die 9ladt binter Dem G9rone eng.
lambs, bat 0ur66Iifen loiieu, 0aB
leine critic auf8abe IN 4merifa BARN
beitebt, fir england mebr @elo ul0
Sdifie at befommeu, ocren Is i'm.
mer oriilgenoer beoori. Gr idgte,
Oos ariegSfobinett @nglmoS babe
ion 6eouitrogt, oarouf 81 iebetl, bob
ole eugIiiden aommiNionen in
Nnterifo init ar6Berem 9ta6orud nj,
beiteten. Bis iebt babe er feline
0-+omatiideu 8apiere III 28oi9ing.
Ton nod nidt nnterbreitet, ood mer.
be er es 8u 9eeigHcter Set TIM. este
muB es bod I'M england idIedt ite.
hen, nnGeiihtS ser Cathode, 0nB
R~ort6cliiie nod Dor fur5er 8eit
bodymittig erflorte, Gnglano t0ulte
obne 9huerifa oeu &rie9 g%elpiunen.
Sebt lit bent 2or0 gmerifoS @ilfe
nidt i6nea genug mebr.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
8futiae Gtreifnuru6cu.

Soutb Riper, g. s. 10. Sltni.-
3mei Streiter mlroen getGtet un0
8ebn anoere %pertplnloet. Del einem
anmpb Ser Geitern 5miiden mbe-
ihGftigten @ngeitellten Der $ermant
9(utam &aidentudfabrif uuo @dd.
tern, malde 0te Gtreifbreher gu be-
idileen butten, al1Sgebroden mar.
IS beiBt, Ieetere bdtten, nadOem
iie nit Steinen un0 5loiden bepor.
len moroen tporclt. oitf einei nlebre.
re 9luloert 5dbIeioen @~oIfsboufcn
aeicltert. Die @etoteten uno Ser.
mumoeten lpnren 4uslGu6er, un6 Die
Streifbrefer iuhtcn 3uiItd,t in scr
5nbrif. Die cine babe Stlnoe nod,
Gem arospna bon eiHett1 nrnbenber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
pasifiitcn Siirfcm nit1t
RM6lanS 9ratmlicrcn!
StnntsietretGr Gaming 8ebt oaf bic
burscIsgte &ehtsfrase nidlt
iueiter ein.

gletu gorf, 10. SUM-. Die
.Gmergetcp &eoce 5%eoerotion" bot
ii1 an oos Staats. Deportenteut in
8oibington nit Der 6rnge geluanot,
Of, ole glbieHbling elmer @liidmunid.
0epeIde an ben ruIIiiAen WliniIter
aerensfp liz Overcoming Der Sni.
tiotibe, Die oieier 5ur Seritellung
0es 5rieoenS ergriffen bot, gegen
0os @eieb berltoBe.
Die oil SRI. &ebecca Sbelh 6el0.
IetretGrin Der federation geridtete
4rttport luutete, tpie folgt:
48erteS 6rouleinl
DDoS 8eporteme1t bat Sbr
S9reiben erboItelL IN Incident UNI
Snformotion aebeten miro, ocG e8
aeieblid 8ul0iig iei@, cine Slid.
puni6.0 epeihe nod &uBlono gu
ienoen in 4%nerfennung Der Ginlei.
tuHg elmer g%eipegung, sic otf Ser.
Itellrng zines %olIsemeinen 6riebens
bin5ielt.
rsSu 9eanttportuug 0ieics Sdrei.
belts iei onratf bingelDieien 6oB 0a5
9eportenent bor3tebt. oaB irgeno
cine Snitiotibe in politiiden 8rngen
beiIer ieitenS Der 9egierlug 9e.
idebe, ot8 ieital$ pripater 2rgoni.
iationeu.
SRI. SbeaD benerfte Dormlf: SD
beooltere iebr, ooB ooS 5taot$.8 Or.
bartement iid nidt einrlal beuuiBigt
iiiblte, uuiere 6rage betreffs Der Sc
golitdt Der 5rage 8A beantporten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
0mobd, IS. Stunt.

Omaha, t3. SUM-.
Ginbuieb-3ufubr 5000.
8cefEtiere Iangiam bis 10c mebri-
ger.
@llte b. bette 12.50-13.35
@tittelut. @eebes t1.75-12.50
@etp6bnIihe t0.25-f1.75.
@ute B. bette Sdbrlinee 1926
1910.
@3itteInt. SGbrIitge tt.o0-12.25
@etpobnGi6e S6brItnae 10-11.00
aiibe uno Sellers felt.
@1tte b. bette Sellers 1925
11.25
@ute Bis bette aibe 9.75-10.75
WtittelmGBiqe &iibe S.75-9.75.
BepobnIi6e 6.50-8.75.
Stodcrs ino 6eeOcrs felt.
9orngefiitterte Stiere 10.00-1t.
Cute bis bette 5eeoer8 9.00-10.
MtitteIm1bige 8.50-8.75.
@enobnIide 7,00-8.50.
@ute Bis bette StoferS $50
1880.
Gtod Sellers S.25-t0.50.
Gtof Rilbe 100000.
Gtod RGIber S.50-11.0o.
Stod aGlber t0.00-t4.25.
Seal aatber 10.00-1A0O.
Bulls II. Staas 8.00-1100.
SdJneiHc- 3uhl6r $500; @3artt 10c
boher.
3urdidnittspreis 10.
@Gdllter @reis 1915.
Sdafe -3ufubr 1850; Martt 25c
bis soc bober.
Sborn 9Gmmer 14.00-15.00.
Clipped 2dnmer 1900.
Sborn SS1Arlinge t.50-t2.0C
Sborn @iiitterifofe S.00-t0.0C
Sbnrn 9Siooers 10.00-t0.50
Sprius 21mmar t3.00-17.00.
@eflltterte 0iitterinofe S.00-11
Calf. Sprine 2orrmcr 100.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
U~cmfmnSlanS mag
papicrbret Itefcrn!
IS mausIt an Sdiffen, bcnicl6eu
mad Gnolnnb at ~befGrberu.

ct. Sogns, &c. s., 10. Sum-. =
92nn eriuortet, Dab Die g}eufun0-
Idn0et 2~egi8latur, Die iebt tagt, elm
@eies nnniuunt, mel6es geitnttet,
cine beoeutenoe altantit1t gapier.
bol56rei, oos felt &uSbrid Oes
arieges in oieier aolonie eeidlngen
mlroe, nod ben Ser. Staotet aus.
5ufiibrett. Qieies SoI8 mar 6ltr Ser.
ienoun9 nod @ualono ur0 6ront.
reid beItimmt-ober ne9en anapp,
Belt an GdiffsgeIe8enbeiten lit feline
8ef0roerui1g nod 0ieien 20n0ern
ulumoglid geiDor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Sin 9lann cin s8ort,
Gaiier aarl prrfdjert, bnf CT icia
&erIprcten bctreffs SSablre.
form bnlten iucrSe.

auliteroont, 10. sunni. itber Son.
Don. - @ie cine 9uoopelter 9epe'
id)e beioot, bat aoiler.&onig 9arl
bon 9eitcrreid. ltngorn mteOermll
@eIeeenbeit genomnten, benz uilgort.
iden 8olfe gu ueriihern, Dab ct H.
pobL fir einen boloigen 5rieOens-
if)IitB, fute fir cine lpeitgebenSe &er
form in Der 8nblredtsfrage 1T. 9iC
foniglide 8eriiderung erfolgte IN
8eontmortung Der bonn 8uoapeltet
9ilraermeiIter i%lbermitteltcn &e0(
OeS u1anriifer 4bgeoroneten &a$.
conf fpeld)e oieier Dor 100000 Ser.
ionen onl 3reitnq Dor Oo$ 8lt0ope.
tier &atbnlls NIT Der 6oroerung Der
giufit6rung OeS ge1eimen lnO Der
Gr~tueiteru1lg beS beitebenOen 8abl-
redtcg maridiert moren. &0niQ
aarl ernioertc, oob or lem Geripre-
den getrett boIten u1O 0arouf ieber
meroe, Dob Die @obIrettSrcform
ourfgefabrt mo Die erite @eIegcn.
belt gum g(bidluB cines ebrenbaftet
Trie0enS henilbt mer0c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
,,Gin lsrieo Scs
hapitalisintls!''
60 erfldrt Der iu3ialiiiide bauiidc
Mliniter Stannina Den arieB
Der Ser. Gtnten.

4mlteroaaL uber 2onoon, II.
Suni.-am Gerlouie cincs Snter.
hieips nit Dem aorrelponoenten oes
9erliuer 3oae6lottes bat E. 5tou.
ming, Ser 0dniiAe Dtintiter o9nc
9ortefeuille utO 5ilbrer Der o1ni.
id|en 6o3ialiiten, erfldrt, BOB oie
Ser. 6taaten lire ariegs3ieIe garla
unIonit b%eroffeutlidt bdtten. Sybr
arieg iei Elm arieg oes aapitnlis-
mus itlo sdte ben 6rieoen loeiter
binaitsgeidoben, onltatt Jpn at be-
ihleunigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
WieScr fiinf5cbn Cote
bel cincilt GcrnaSc!

G9iaicotbe, 0io., IS. SUM. -
lluboaitdnoige gt1dridten Die bier
bon unionbile uno Mercer, Do.
belte morgeu eingetrofien limo, er-
geben, Dab lpa6ri6einlid Is @erio.
men bel einem GorHa0a Der 0ieie
0rte leete gtadt beimludte, inns
Seben gcfomulen linO. Gs beBt, ooB
alldE reuton. DO, i'm 9iaoe oe5
gSirbellturmes geIegen, ooB 0erlau.
tet nidt, neIfeu Sdnoeu oericlbe
bort ongeridtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Neailtriernnas6eamte muaeIten.

BbIIooelpbla, 30, -. Sum-
ueIde an Megiitrierungstage Gartcn
fir Die 4ngemeloeten atisgaben, fino
bier III Saft genontuen mor0eit.
5ouieroe bon aarten ioaen lebIetl
un0 Die 8erbaiteten iperoen 6eiful-
oigt, ioIde gfegiitrierln9Starten IL
legal oltsgeiteIlt at baben. W}an
gloitbt, ooB einige Eolitifer bull-
oerte Der aorten erbielten un0 OIL
Grife6erQer peiteraobef. 3te Ge.
9iitrierungsotten ioaen in einen
boifnunesloien Gur4einnnoer iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Nene 6~lasgeuftaage.

4uf Dem 4lab Dor Dem @eridts.
aeb1liOe lit cine relie 95 SUB bobt
Sloggenftange errthtet poroen mel.
he fir Die ttelle 5lagge oienen ioG.
pelfe Elm ungenonnter g~epobnet
0mobds Der Sta6t gum @eidenf &c,
mad)t bot. 9ieieIbe miro ON Don.
aerstog. benz 6loggentoge in feier.
IidJer Meiie gebibt merbeb nobel
patriotiide auIpraden ae6nlten tuer-
ben iouen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Deiitftpe Slmo5cMoc
wieScr iibcr ccnScn!
6iinf5is glerOplnnc srcifcm 2onbun
OIL; 36 8crIuucn grtStet nnO
81 berlctt.

2ouoonL 10. SUM. - 8eutide
g[rroplnne modten bcute mittog uie.
ocriim rinen 9lngriif alf 2on0on.
Die fcinOlide 2uft.S treitma6t
beItono aus fiini5ig 5litg5euqeL
ipie 2oro 6rcrdl S6crlomnau0ie.
render fir Die &anoesberteioiaunq,
erfIdrte.
Gle trell5tet Die aiiite BON gjicr
biHmeg, mie CT iogt, eiiua aeqen ii
llbr in Der Gdbe bon Store mo flo.
gell in iil0Iider Gidtltug meiter.
Auf Dem balben 8ege Stpiihcn Store
ufb-G Gait 2onoon teilten iie it'd un6
Dorfeu aii Die Iestere Gto0t Bonn.
ben.
Gs Bat ii6 bcraitsgeitetlt, 0oB Der
Jingle 6liegerangriff ouf 2on0on
Der moroeriidite 8eiueien lit, Der je.
mails nlisgefi9rt muroe. Gem mie
SdoBamtsiefretGr 8ondr 2au i'm
britiihen llnterbauie erfldrte, pur.
ben 36 8erionen our6 9ombenipitr.
fe getotet uno CT berlebt. Jerner
lngte CT. ooB mr. Cit fcin0Ii6e8
6lug8elig obgeidIoiien pltroe. Britt.
Id)e abipebrgeidabe uu0 GerteiOi-
eungs aeroplane griffeu Die fei1Oli.
den 6lieger on, Die ii9 Damn 8uriid.
Soeeii.
Ger ongerittctc Go6ida0en 1T
cbenfaIls groB; 5ablreihe &Giller
ipuroen 6ur6 9%ombeumiirfe 8crit0rt.
aonig George uitO Ser &ricg8mini.
iier beenben fif iofort, nodoem oie
5lieoer 0oS gseite geiu6t botten,
nod ieiem Seile Der Sta0t, 100 iie
ON idlimmIten gapiitct, uno iprn.
den ben a~ngeb6rigen Der 6lu65eug-
opfer lire SDmpotbie aus.
9lur Dem llmitanoe, 0lB gail
reihe britiide 6lieger Den Jein0 ot-
a~riffeu, lit eS su8uidreiben, DaB Der.
ielbe nift nod einen qr0Berm 3oG
on Menldenopfern for0erte ui0 Ell.
men nod oroBeren 5adidaoen an.
ridtcte. 2oro 5reud glat16te an
tan9lid, bob Ole 8abl Scr @et0teleu
mo Gcrtpun0eten ni6t 0roB iein
iperOe; ipGtere geridte uber IieBcn
e%rfennen, ooB er iid get1uift bate.
Gs bertnutet, DAB aud ell Gaiias
gier5Ilg bon elmer 6liegerbombc 9e.
trofim itn0 8eritort mtroe. Die @e.
poiferttng 2on0on5 beit1toet it6 IN
eiuer on Gonit o%ren5enocu gtufre-
elrna. (aein &unoerD
gnftanariff auf GIicefitc.
Berlin, ilber 2on0ou Is. $tmi.
Sic Deutide AomirolitGt beri6tet:
sGinige unierer Observation-Disclosures
pnrfea ON Sountog erfotgreid
Spreng{tofie ltlo 8ran0bombeu oltf
ri iihe 6tiitplmtte at 2ibolt (Stiiita
pom alrIon0) 1m6 9(ren86er G5aIeI
Geie(, Ginaang beS @olfe8 bon 9li.
go) ob. Gin Tell scr mititdrii6en
@ebdloe nur0e fat boGig 0urh
6elier 5erltort, l%l1tiere 4eropIana
febrten u~nbeida0iqt 3ltriid."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
mieSer Elm ~beriibintef
6cittidcr Slieoer tot!

amiterOom, Is. SUM. 8aron
bon 9lener, elmer Der berit6mdciten
0entlf)cn 6lieger, lit 6ei Den Sam.
pfen in 6lon0ern Den Sel6entot &C.
ftorben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13

8olfSbaufen nm3ingelt tpltr6e. Ser
Sheriff IjeB mebrere Der 8d9ter
berboften un0 I'M 9elp 9rul18lpif
@efdngnis einiperren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
Hontraktc fir iecb5cbn
Pcl5i9iffc ~pcrocbcn!

@dlbinaton, 10. SUM. @ene
rnl @oetbaIs bonn Sdiffsbaurat bat
aontrafte fiir ben 9au bon i6 Sol3-
ldifFen pergcben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
HH@aSA fir flefssige banoe@@94A4

Man fam iiG ipobl fduin einsu iuirfs
1dmsren 3immeri9mud btnfen, ais sin
&iTsn NIT SnI6rift, ipie "a nnIsr Gels
fr 1902 bortent. Die @6gel iperben
in Rrcusfti9 in bIal geitidt, tpdbrenb
bic iibriee Gti6trsi nn9 Bslieben in
Stils ober 8ladliia eearbeitet iDstbtn
lam. Die 8Iamsn @tperben in perfHies
benen SHdttierungeu bon Rofd NIT girls
men gIdttern gefidt, bic Sdrift in buns
felrot. 9as MuItsr 1T duf tcra aiiuIts
lerleinen 1892 3pa pDrge5eifnet unb
Gstont unb toItst nit Riidfeite unb
Sttdgarn 60 Gents
4 sou brsits setniipfte
Sranie % Gents ettfr
Cine is6r prdttiI6e 1eusrung TT bic
Mobe, ipdbrerb bes cages bus Beithen
bes Siingitsn nit einem nit Der Sns
fdrift ,8obD" ptrSierten pdrd0stiHen
gu ber5iersn. 9efin 1929 feTt Elm
folfes pardbttifen (obne Riidndnb)
bar, beFen Stideret nab gelisben gang
peib eebnlten poer benblau nbtr rofd
ausgefibrt iptrOsn lam. @GbIt man
bic fdrbige Gtiderei, 70 fibrt man bic
9aneuetten in elmer heIleren, bic Gdrift
in etfpas buntIertr @dattierung aus.
0ds Muiter 1T duf gutem, breitrippigenn
9ique bprgesei9net nnb ipitct inf. 6es
erfDrberli9en Gtidodrns . IS Gents
SH benz 9edden fir ben Eifa, 1902,
bisten mir Elm gang e~igenartigeg Mufter,
bas, fir Still, Jiad<, Gdnes unb
areu5iti9 bsFimmt, mad Tsrtigifeiltng
febt gut ipirtt. Die Beilaen nnb bic
8ldtter iperbeu In 0ladTti4 in berIHits
benen 69dttierungen BON hiolett unb
grin ausgefibrt, bic 8onten in Gtils
iti9 un6 bic 9lGtisr in GangTtih in
bunttIqriin. 9us ibrige Muiter iDirb
in Rreu3itih in heIlsrin, helblda Dbsr
lila eeurbeitet. Dos SHUTTER III nuF
scri aiinFtIerleinen porge3eidnsi, %
3pa i'm Quabrrt erpb unb ioftet ins
tluIioe Des erforberli4en @tidgdrns
IS Gents
Glunbfpibe pber 5rauie gum
8eieBsn Der 9sde 35 Gents srfrd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
@anias Gin 9llnrft6rridlf.
omaha getreiOemarft.

Smdbo, IL. Stunt
@arter @ei3en-
g}r. 2 286-289
Scr. 8 285 2SS
Scr. 1 275 $50
8eiBes Corn
Scr. 2 167-t67H
Ger. 3 t66h-t67
Scr. 4 t66-1665b
Ger. 5 165h-166
gtr. 6 165-1651a
@eIbes Corn
gtr. 2 t67-167H
Scr. 8 t66h-t67
9tr. 4 t66-166b
Gr. 5 t65h-166
gsr. C t65-t65h
@emiidtes Corn
Scr. 9 166h-167
gtr. 3 166--t67
Scr. 4 165R-167
gsr. 5 1916
gtr. 8 165-t65k
8eiBer Safer-
Scr. 9 66b-6G31
Scr. 3 66A-66l5
GtdnoorO Safer 66-G6h
gtr. ! 65A-65s4
Gerite-
@oI5ecritr tt5-f32
6ltttereeriie 1t3-f17
Goaqef-
gir. 2 229-28t
gtr. 8 22S--250
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13

Die GtidereisH ipsrbtH gtgsn Ginfens
bung bes dngsbsnen getrdges sugts
fdidt. Man sebe gtfl. Summer unb
poIle abreFe, beutIia esfhriebsn, on.
Die 9eferinnen rpsrben erfuht, bic
ndditebenbs abrtie auf bus 2oubtrt 81
tleben.
9ieie Wsuiter f6nnet nt1t III Der
Office nbgebult tperben, fon6ern Die
abiirferung fam trr PET @uit ers
fulgeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-13
3n bcitellcn 6nrd
Gdolidbe Omaha
Gribiinc
Eatterm Separtement
1911 Spuarb Ctr. Smdbn, 9ebr
Ghicnnp glarftheridlt.

Chicago, 13. SUM.
GiHOOie9-3ufubr 1880: 9torf
felt 6is bober.
Sdmcine-3ufubr 10000; Niart
felt bis bober.
Soditer 8reiS 1886.
9urdldnittspreis 14.90-15.60.
Shafc-3ufubr 5000, Marft mel
items 25c bober.
Spring 20mmer 1910.
ct. SOicpG Marftbcridt.
ct. Soiepb, 10. Sum.
GinNuicb-3ufubr 1000; Mtarft 10i
bis 15c Bobcr.
Sdiueine- 3ufubr $500; CUTE tos
bober, ouoere Ian.
&0dIter 8reis 1866.
0urdifnittSprei8 IA. 90-t5.5o.
Sdafc-3ufubr 500; t0e bis t5s
bober.
Sanias Gitg Mnrft6eridt.
StonIoS GitD, 10. SUM.
&inOOieb-9ufubr 5000; 0iarft an
geniein feit.
Giibe Inngiom unb felt.
StoferS frapp, meiitets felt.
&dlber feIt.
Sdweiue-3ufubr 1000; @larft
10c bober, idlpnd).
Soditer @reis 1870.
9urdl6tittspreis t4.90-15.60.
Sdnfc-8ufubr $500; 25c b0ber.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20
THE WINNING SPIRIT.

We hear of soldiers and soldiers
In this army of Uncle Sam,
or those who call their blankets
Just slices of German ham.
Who crab about the hunks and bumps
Who take their time to moan
And miss the luxuries-save cold feet
That they used to have at home
We hear of soldiers and soldiers
In the brave old olive drab,
or men who Joined the ranks to fight
Who don't know how to crab,
Who came to the front as volunteers
When they knew that they should GO
Who'll take their lot with a hearty smile
Either for veal or woe.
We've cheer for any soldier
Whose heart is In the right,
Whose face is always to the front,
Who has the pluck to fight,
But wen turn our back to the man who
crabs,
The man with time to whine,
For If our fight depends on him
Wen never cross the Rhine.
PRIVATE K.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20
DON'T BITE THE FEEDING HAND

77HE injury done Boise through publication of mis-
leading statements respecting the city water supply
u cannot be overcome in few days. Even the half
shed in the hope of ameoratng the indignation of Boise
people will not suffice to overtake the screaming fasties
1t obvious to any sensible person possessing the
facts that such conditions could obtain here without
associated epidemic and there none.
Therefore, Boise people not at all alarlned but
outsiders might be justified in the belief that the situation
far serious than had been heraded otherwise
Boise newspaper would feel warranted in exploiting
the subject
Official denial of the published statements immedi-
atey they made has been followed by an official dec
aration based careful tests showing concsivey that
far the health of the people of this city concerned
Whatever the motive it was certainly msdrected effort
to prosecute it at the expense Of this city
THE BOISE WATER SUPPLY is WHOLESOME.
IF any responsible person the outside doubts it. he
easily determine the truth But it is not the habit of out
cude that published statements when the eff
feet to the city in which they printed is bad and
have stated the average person. not familiar with the1
facts assumes that the half has not been told.
Our Commercial club and all other organizations and
every business man and citizen who corresponds with
those who might be interested in coming to Boise any
other part of Idaho should put forth every effort undo
the damage and in that way not only help the city and the
surrounding territory but denote their dsapprova Of the
methods of those who bite feeding hand.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20

sixth year of the reign Of Darius the
king. Rawlinson figures that this was
B. c. 515-516. We may not be able
to figure out chronology to our own
Satisfaction. The trouble Is that
names as well as dates were often
given from different standpoints, and
can not always be properly placed by
modern students.
II. And offered at the dedication Of
this house of God an hundred bull
ocks, two hundred rams, four hundred
lambs;-At the dedication of the first
temple Solomon offered no less than
twenty-five thousand oxen and a hun
dred and twenty thousand sheep.
Quite contrast between a hundred
and forty-two thousand animals and
seven hundred
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20

Statistical returns relating to the
coffee trade of the United States show
the record breaking figure of 1,319,S7O.-
so2 pounds as the quantity imported In
the twelve months ending June 80, 1917
an amount which maintains the 100,-
100000 pounds year increase that has
marked the American imports OF cof-
fee since the outbreak Of the war in
Europe
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20
YOUR HEALTH
fAy that ohole need
Allen Treatment
By JOHN b HUBER. A. NJ M D.

DR.. Frederick Allen, Of the Rookie
Teller Institute in New York, has
formulated an excellent plan Of
treatment which Is very appropriate
to young diabetic sufferers; indeed,
for, them 1t IL life saving. The reg
linen is far more difficult for elderly
patients to follow and. unless they
are profoundly diabetic, less dras-
tic measures are preferable.
The Allen Is the starvation treat
ment. Nothing is given except
water and. when necessary, tea, cof-
fee, citric acid lemonade (sweetened
with saccharin), or whiskey every
two hours, with one cup Of meat
broth daily. In cases evidencing
acidosis 1acidity of the blood, b.
carbonate Of soda Is also given.
Nothing further Is allowed until no
sugar appears in the kidney excre-
tion. Usually three days, perhaps
but one or two, suffice to this end;
sometimes a longer period ID re-
CURED. DR.. Allen states he has
never seen patient, however thin
or weak, really harmed by this
fasting. The patient should be in
bed most OF the time during this
fast He is likely to suffer from
starvation headaches and hunger
pains, and he will lose weight
These are hardships to be endured
with fortitude, considering that
ones very life is at stake.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20
EASY SHOPPjNG

They just took a stroll mid the vines
and shrubs
To the fig tree that grew in the
thicket.
And when Eve found the garment that
suited her best
Old Adam would shin up and pick it.
M. 9.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20

l notice they are planning to put \
ban on German music for the coming
opera season. Why not put a ban on
German fried potatoes. hamburger
steak, lager beer, Hungarion goulash,
pretzels, pumpernickel bread, Bismark
herring, German measles, Rhine wine.
limburger cheese, kindergartens, Prus-
sian blue, frankfurters and sauer kraut /?
H. J.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20
O. K.

Walter B. writes us: How about
applying modern war implements to the
cafe business?
i. Maxim silencer would make an
excellent muzzle for soup soloists.
"2. The gas mask would do its bit
In protecting innocent bystanders from
attack by garlic and onion consumers"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20
}UncIe Walt Has for
}You This Evening"
CHE Err UP.


sound, no sign Of illness giving,
II you have no right to paw
~ around about the cost of living.
No man has any right to snort,
or let tears run in rivers. unless we
know that he is short some legs and
arms and livers. Cheer up! Though
it is quite a chore to stock the bin
and larder, q gloomy mug won't bring
you more-just buckle down the hard
er. Cheer up! The prices make you
yell. when you go forth as buyer: but
when you've anything to sell, the price
keeps going higher. l sell my labor
every day for quite a roll of dollars;
what matter then, If l must pay high
price for shirts and collars? My
father got a lot more flour than I do
for shilling; but earn more in half
an hour than he by all days drilling.
Cheer up! There's work for every
lad, success for him who pushes; the
hustler finds the shining scad is grow
ing on the bushes. Cut out the wor-
ries and alarms, toll like the bees that
humble: the man who has no legs or
arms alone has right to grumble.
Copyright 1917 by George Matthew
Adams)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-20
WAR SONGS.

Fl. M. D.; Your war song is es good
as nine thousand that have been pub
lished. You may regard this as faint
praise, but 1t is the best we can do, not
liking the ordinary run of the things,
anyhow.