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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
2lmerikas Sc6iffc in
cieencr tsontronc!
gnnSesresieruns ireisert iid, ben
glqiierten 3nseitaHOuiiie
5H madleu.

@oibington, 9. e., Is. 2luguit.
Die gun0es Sdiifdbrtstomriiiion
bat Elm unabbdngiges 9rogrunn
5ur 6eitiesitng Der trmso5eaniihen
lradtrateu ousgearbeitet. gain.
bridge goIbD, oos neue g1itglieO
oieier geboroe, bat Oiesbe3ilglih I'M.
bei6rGufte 9oQmadJt. Die aomutii.
iion miro oie s5radtroteu fir olle
omerifaniiGen 5nbr5eitge feitieben,
eon3 glei6, mas fir gtdten oie
Shiffe Der gllIiierten oOer Reutra-
len berehnen
SIN iibrIeen ihlugea oae genliI-
bungeu, EN- aIgemeilles lle6ereiil.
fommen unter ben Sniifabrtsinter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18

ellen ianltlider 2tliierten du treffen
iebl, troboem Die Mtitglieoer Der bri.
tiiden ariegsmiiiion nit Der borer.
iodDnten gebor0e cine lolIge aonie.
renS nbbielt. Die Sf)iffdbrtSfon-
miliion fhllig es rltnotueg 40, iid) in
0ie GoHtrolle Der amerifaniiden
Sdifiabrt aud nur Elm Sofa 0reir.
reoen al Lailen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18

sSiir Sntobo un6 llmeegenO: sdb0u bade
abcn0 iins- Sontstae; teitt meicntlider Tens-
peroturpedfel.
Sir 0aebrnsfn: Aageuleiit iton be1te rbenD
uno Somstng.
Sir Soma: gllleemeir ihoH bette nbeno
unD Gnrnstng
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
l5MnCcrtc 0cRcn fdofidt 0tt
Jbrctt 6cIdt1ftett ucriiber

g8arlm fno fie ntdt ollie Sbrp auncen9
Neil Sie iie rtdt niif Sbre @aren mifmerf.
Jam geutndt bnben. 4nau beoiirfen Gie Der
8eitmesrefIame. Cine an3eiee III Der Ert.
biine tpirO neie atinoen fiir Sie eetuinnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18

ielbit, fornmen niiIie. n@enn itd
oo8 2ano einmoI berubigt bot, fubr
SER gtucre fort, ormO iih Der SIC,
fonItruftion ieines mirtidnftIiden
2e6er8 pi6net. 10 miro aus oeul al
ten iiderIitb Gin nelie5 um0 beiiereS
MeTifo berpor9e6en."
NsuOeru erbalt in aJ1erifu beidlu8.
nhbmten @rnnO6eiig 5uriif.
Sto0t D}erito. Is. 2(uaitit. = Die
merifaniide Gegierung bat oerfiigt,
0aB Die Dem ebentnIigen Gratenoen.
ten Ma0ero geborigen @rrnoltiide
an ieine 6anliIie 5nriidgegebcn wer.
oen ioaen. 9lnd oie @runoiiiife 6es
Generals a6unaOa. oes ebenolieen
@ouberneurs BON Goobuila iin0 on
0ieict 9lrildgeitelt iuor01n.
glbpnniert ani Die &GeIiae Eribiine,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
11cbraskas RckrMtett
mad, Sort Kilep, has.
@erSen nidt nnf 9es Moines &C.
fen; aud Sib.9afutaer nad
iSDrt 9lileg.

@oibineton, 1S. 9luau1t. - See.
bragfas 8,t85 9fefrltten fir Die ged.
tionolornee bon 6S7, 900 Mann iper.
ben in Sort 9tile9, Gos.. o18gebiloet
neroen, pie aus geitrigen anoro.
nungen berborgebt, un6 nidt in
Camp Dodge BEL Ges W}oines, pte
3uerit beabiidtigt NOR.
Qud Die 9fetrrten bon Silo.0ns
fotn lperOen nod Sort 9iilep geben,
o6gleid aud iie 3iterit fiir QeS
N1otne8 beitimnlt tpnren No9 Camp
Dodge tper6en MIR Die &efruten bon
gtor6 9atota, Wtinneioto, SSolpn 1tno
teiIiDeiie bon Sainois 8ur gtuSbil-
Dung ge6en.
Die foIgen6ei1 9beriten fin6 nod
6em 2oger bel Sort 9fileb nbtonl.
mnn6iert mor6en: s. s. 9teebes, g8.
q. GilLs, 8. so. &1ttmon, glmericus
0}it6eG uno O. $. @1cMo{ter; Der
2ettere ais &ontnon6eur oe8
Grains. &onllnonoeure Der Gepot
&rllppen i'm Sort 9fileD iin6 Die
9beriten 8. &. Conrad, 9. g. SSotp.
fins, sc. .. 95ige(op uno s. 9t.
Sutton.
3urdifnittlid1 tper6en ie6ern Ser
16 @usbiloungSlager $4,000 Sic.
fruten 8uerteiIt per6etL nm nus
ibnen Sol6aten 5t MAIDEN.
slenOernng Der gerteilnng.
Sat fir oIle 9(uSbiIorngSlager III
cine neue @erteilung Der &rupper
borgenoulnten iporoetL un6 8luot
Ieben itd ote etn5eInen Eager auS
ben foIgen0en 9fetruten 5uionunen;
glmerican 2ofe, g8oI6. = 4ldstd
sos; 8aibington, 1896; Oregon
I7t7; California, 23,060; e5oobo.
2,2S7; gtebnoo 1861; Wfontono
1872; 8Donltng, $40; lttnb, 1910
| 3uiounnen 46,159 Mtann,
Gan 2lntonio Tera8, 30,545,
0fIobona 1856. 8uiomulen 49,.
109.
Sort GiIep, aos. -aonins 6,489:
@2iiioltri 1860; Gout9 0afota
2,717; g}e6ra8fo, 8,185; Colorado
| 4,753; Seem g}erito, 2,292; 9tri5o,
no, 3,472. 3uiaramen 46,5t8.
9es N}oines, sSSo. g}ortb Gdfotu
5,606; N}inneIota, 1854; Soma
1919; teiIneiie SGinois, 9,503
8uiaulnen 45,712.
Qout8bille, &1. - aentttdp, H.,
1856; 9Sr0iono 1850; Cell bor
sSIlinois, 10,134. 3uiat1n1en 41,'
1850.
| 0toffor6, S5Q.-GeiI bon g8iscon.
| iih TIT; &eiI bon Syqinoi8, 49,,
016. 8uianunen 39,187.
Battle Greet, 02id. = Micbigan
30,291; Sell bon 8isconitn, 5,205
8uiommen 35,496.
G9illicotbe, 8. - Ohio, 3S,773.
&eil bon @erniplpanin 1000. 3u
| Ianlnen 42,773.
2ittle Sod, q(rf. 9(rfanIa8
t0,267; 2oltiiionnn, 1852; g1iiiii
! itppi 10,801; 9(faboma, 5,692 3t
iou1nen 40,342.
Q(tlanto @a. &cnnaiiee, H.,
$50; Georgia 1887; TeiI Dor
alabama, 1920. 8uionmen 40,785
Columbia @. 6. - Silo Carroll
no. 10,08t; 9}or0 Carolina, Is,
| 974; Gorto 9fico. 1888; 6lori0a
6,325. 3uiau1en 1926.
petersburg, 8a.-girgirlio, 13,
985; Sell bon 9enniDIoania, "a.
600; g8eit 8irginio, 9,t01. gu
ianrrlen. 47086.
9lnnapoIi8 S5ltnction, 0l6. = 9i
Itrift bon Columbia, 929; Eeil Dor
I GennIBloania, 32,859; 0tarbIano
| 1906. 8uiarnu1en 4O,884.
gSrigbtStomn, g. s. = Stem Ser
ie1, 20.665; Getepare, 1902; Sci
bon g}ep gorf, 20,24t. 3uiontner
42.t08.
glab9onf Gel bon 92ep gorf
\ $4,000.
9lper. g}ofi. g}oine, 1921
g}cp 9oupi5ire, 1904; 9ernont
1,049; N1oIiuduiett8, 20,586; Con
necticitt, 10,977; Rbooe Syslnn6
1901; Sell bon Seem gorf, 5000
3uianlnen 43,438.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
timer. Grilppcit ntS9cn
balS itts Scrcr kcntntcll
g,om 27. glagnit ub perben &crlnit.
liitcn bcrDffentlidJt; siuei 9iDi.
iionen seBcn nad
SSranfreif.

@oi6ineton IS. 9tugiiit.-3oB
ii6 Die onlerifoniihen Eruppen in
iSranfreid IN ndditer Belt i9on oil
Ser sSront un0 i'm aanpf befinocn
uer0en, lit ans elmer 9efonntgnbe
eriidtli6, oaB ons 4riegSnut in
Sem offisieIlen Bulletin bonn 27.
9luquIt an cine 9oten iino @ertpitr.
6etenIilte perofielltliden miro.
EroB6em mir6 0ies nidt ols 6as
.genn1le Qdtunt fiir cine 8eteili9uug
Der g(merifoner ou Sample betru6.
tet.
Gin beionoereS spe8iaIbiiro un.
fer @eneral1biittn1t @tcGain miro
oie @erluItliiten au8iteIlen urO peis
tere SSnfornation erteiIen.
Gin gon3er Strom bon Sol0aten
miro naA 9Srantreih geian6t mer-
Sen, e6e Der Gdnee fdIt. @s be.
fin0et ii8 eegenpdrtig neben Den
ein8elnen Nionier., 50riter. 1no
6lieger 2(bteilungen bereits cine
gan3e Qibiiion &eguldrer IN 6ra1fs
reid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-18
3puei gtationnleurOe 9iuiiiunen mad
iSraRfretdl 6eitimnt.

glnItott Der einen olts Der giatio-
nalgar6e gebiIocten AZ. 9ipiiion,
Deld)er g}dtiouaIgaroiiten aug 26
Gtaaten ungeb0re1L mer6en 5lDet
aus gIationol9oroiiteu beitebenoe
Gibiiionen ipabribeinIif) IN nd6Iter
3eit nod 5raufreifl Die 6abrt otte
treten mas 8llioumen tuenigItcns
$4,000 0lonn ausmahen miro. 9ie
nod no9 6ranfretf beitirtmte 26.
QioiIton beitebt aus Grappen Der
Gleit.Gnglan0 e'rn. Der aonts
mon0eur oieier Qioiiion lit @ene-
rolnoior Clarence G0naros, md9-
rcu0 sic AZ. 8ioiIion bonn General
major @. q. 9lann ou5geflrbrt
nir0.
IS beiBt, ooB BEL ser fir Die ab,
fabrt beItiumten Belt genilgen0
.Gdiffe 5r lleberiobrt Der beioen
8ibilioneu bereitltebeu mcroeu
g8ann Die 2(biobrt ie0od Dor it'd
qe6en miro, lit poflaufig nod nl1t
feitgeitcllt
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-06

ARE YOUR EXpEnsEs msREhs.
G7-Alright increase your In
como. Rent the extra room 10 a
good tenant Tho income Will help
meet increased expenses Z wo dol
lara a week amounts 10 tl0f a year
sud three dollars amounts 10 1858
year. You may oven be able to
spare two rooms Can Your Try
It. Advertise them here. Sec rates
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-06
HELP WANTED

|ANTEo-rsople to let the public
know what they want to buy. The
best and cheapest way 10 do this Ia
10 put an sd In this column It VIII
probably bring very quick results
'The rate ls printed ABOVE.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS
IsINESs OPPORTUNITIES

kcEssFuL FINANCE shows you
1w to make the big profits bank
make when they pay you only
or A per cent for use Of your
Dne. Send s months subscription
zee. Successful Finance, IS Brood.
way, New York. D-l4
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-06

AuToNOslLE-Mora second hand
autos are bought and sold through
ads in these columns than ara gold
By auto agents II you want tn
buy or CELL used car tell 8bout 1t
IN this column. See rates above,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-06

q. A. Ride, Sen. Pass. Agent.
J. Fl. Tonge, 6upt.
w A. s&rd. Agent. MArtinsburg. VIVA.
Evening star., 1917-08-21

More than 100000 hides are used
annually in the upholstering of motor
cars.
Evening star., 1917-08-21

Today is the date set for the marriage
of Wayne Chatheld-Taylor.s son of the
Hobart ChatfeldTaylors. when the
bride will be Miss Adele Blow. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Blow of La
Sale. Ill. Young Chatfield-Taylor Is "a
grandson of the late c. B. Farwell.
The wedding will take place at the
home Of the brides family in La Sale.
where her grandfather. Mr.. Matthiessen,
Evening star., 1917-08-21
James sB.Henderson
11O8 c. Street
For More Than Fifty Years

this house has stood for quality and distinction in
Furniture Draperies, Laces, Wall Paper, Painting,
Decorating and Upholsterins visit to our show
rooms places you under no
Evening star., 1917-08-21
Deaths Reported.

The following dea this have been reported to the
health department in the last twenty four hours:
Mary E. V. Sites. IS years. 1912 Columbia
road
John W. Love Cor Loar,. ss years. st. Eliza
beth Hospital.
Frank L. Davis, 20 years. 1896 stree,
John L. Bowie. ~ years. Garfield Hospital.
beth Hospital.
Edward Smith. 50 years. slls 18th stree,
northwest.
John T. ohr. SO years. Emergency Hospital.
Mary Carey, 73 years, Little Sisters Of the
Poor.
Carl F. Thomas. years. 76s Harvard street
northwest.
John kaelner. months, 1st and o streets
Marion R. Luttrell. months, os15 X street
northwest.
Milton A. Groves 1 month, $50 C street
northeast
Ro1ana Carter, A years, 3o4 C street south
east.
Albert Beecher, 40 years. Sheridan and Bowen
road southeast.
Philip Haskin.. ~ years Garfield Hospital.
Josephine Holmes. 40 years So X street
southwest. =
Lston Lewis 80 2ears. Freedman.s Hospital.
Jane S. Hodge: 7fyears. 74a Park road.
street northwest
Rose Smith. 25 years. Tuberculosis Hospital
Richard Simms, 70 years, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
west.
Joseph B. Dorsey. 66 years, 1927 Goth street
northwest
Bernard c. Mason, / year. 24i1 street
northwest.
Isaac Posey. . months, 125o Sd street south.
west.
Earl Saunders, months. o1l Tennessee ave.
nue. northeast.
Herbert D. Bridges. II hours Homeopa thic
Hospital.
Evening star., 1917-08-21

Mr.. Lindley NJ. Garrison, former Sec
retary of War, is spending some time
with Mrs. Garrison at Upper Saranac
Lake n Y.
Evening star., 1917-08-21

Mrs. Ellis e. Johnson, wife of the
solicitor of internal revenue. their
daughter, Miss Audrey Moore johnson
and little granddaughter. Miss Anna
Moore johnson, left yesterday for a
months stay at Indian Neck. Branford
Conn. They will stop on the way fol-
a few days visit to New York
Evening star., 1917-08-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
s Marshall Bland and Elizabeth Walker.
Clarence T.. Mills and Josephine NJ. Rader.
Eimar H. Thompson OF Fordwick Va, and
Ida TroSell of Middebrook. Va.
Ellsworth Hollander and Lorena La Compt.
Conrad Morris and Helena Brent.
Edward l.. Antletz Of this city and MaJora f..
Barr Of Minneapolis. MINI.
Anderson b. Powell and Alice V. Roiden.
George f. Cooke of kaymoor W. Va. and
Gather rinc Hanna of Blaker Mills. W. Va.
John e. Schultz and Hattie b. Foye.
Silas y. Cute and Mary +. Hill.
Albert II. Yeager and Bertha Green.
Clinton V. 7. Newbold Of Akron. Ohio, and
Alice B. Eldridce of this city.
Lee f. Banks of birmingham, Ala. and
BcryI r. Macauley Of this city.
Frederick X. Cox of Portland Me. and Gladys
L. Munroe of Fiskdale. Mass.
Ernest Lewis OF The Plains, Va. and Anita L..
Miller of Round HILL Va.
Philip L. Monroe and Bessie Williams.
George Luxen and Dorothy Shaw.
Ernest H. Armstrong of Charlottesville, Va,
and Annie NJ. Holcer of this city.
Evauder Penn and Thelma Y. Carter.
John L. Davis and Myrtle L. Forlines. both of
Charlottesville. Va.
Henry b. Thader and Blanch b. BraEunier.
More than 100000 hides are used
annually in the upholstering of motor
Evening star., 1917-08-21
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported 10 tn,
health department in the last twenty four hours
Milton H. and Marie L. Schoheld. boy.
Nicholas and Mary Reimondi. boy.
Samuel c. and Mabel l. Wise. boy.
John B. and Grace W. May. boy.
Charles b. and Rose A. Herman. girl.
Charles X. and Alice V. Stewart girl.
Frank f. and Mary f. Hodge. girl.
Francesca and Teresa Daneri. boy
Angelo and Lillian Mercogliano. boy.
Gioia cchino and Laveria hi Blast. boy.
Francesca and Carmelo Pirrone, girl.
Evening star., 1917-08-21
THROUGH PROBING
ANNAPOLIS MURDER
Baltimore Detectives Say
They Have Their Case
Well In Hand.
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. August 21.-The in
vestigation Of the Brandon murder mys-
terry will be closed by Detectives Kratz.
Pohler and Dougherty this afternoon.
After their work today the detectives
say they will turn over all they have to
States Attorney Green and return to
Baltimore until needed at the inquest and
later at the trial:
They expressed absolute confidence in
their ability to convict John Snowden, the
accused negro. of committing the crime
Except for some few minor investiga-
tions this morning, the detectives closed
their work with a six-hour conference
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. King yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. King
were told that they might take possession
of their house, close 1T up, move or do
anything else they see fit Mrs. King
spent a restless night at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Friemal, with whom
they have been making their home. They
have not determined whether they will
leave Annapolis, but have made up their
minds to move from their former home
Immediately adjoining the murder house.
Evening star., 1917-08-21

Carmeio and Maria Grifletti. boy.
Francesca and Sanfo Guerra, boy.
Joseph 9. and Elizabeth NJ Cobb, boy.
William and Mary B. Britt, girl.
William h. and Ethel L. Norris, boy.
Matthew and Pearl Lence, boy
Evening star., 1917-08-21
No Information Obtained.

Mr.. and Mrs. King yesterday failed to
shed any additional light on the crime,
although the questioning was unusual
ly thorough.
Valentine Brandon was in town again
today, accompanied by his father
lie Roy Brandon. He plans to dispose
of all the furniture in his home and
will then leave Annapolis permanently.
This morning he asked that denial
be made of his having any feeling over
the lack of sympathy of the people of
Annapolis for him in his trouble. He
said that far from that being the case
the people he had come in contact with
had been kindly and in every way SYM
pathetic.
The date for reconvening the coroner's
inquest is still uncertain.
Evening star., 1917-08-21

George f. and Edna Noyes. boy.
Everard H. and Mamie r. Smith. boy.
Norval +. and Efiie Cooksey, boy.
Garden y. and Eliza NJ. Warner. girl
James and Hattie Dorsey. girl.
John l.. and Irene T.. Preston, girl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Mmmelbt al fine Spifen6e+

0tten6e &riminalfammer bar poo
begpnot 8eban6lingen nf en uMrbe=
jag, iom er reiit moo BEN fienote
fj9be1bobnife 8illetgroSle 8i1=
belm 8eren6t. 8eren6t er anmel0t
al fine e9ne 5p1fen6e, Der mener fig
forforoelt me6 &en1Dn til en- Mrbef=
ter Ell Observation-Disclosures &icar6 8e<
renot Ser for nogle Maane0er 1ioen
afgif be6 996en. @an efterlo6 fig
en- it9rre Torml1e, en- Sci fo1tbare
9mpffer og en- flor gienoom | Sree
Electromagnetic i &iebenbabn. @ilb.
8eren6ts Sp1fen6e mener INT at
8illetgroSlereren bar tilpen6t fig
2pper1s Nart al 6enne MrD. Sm 6e
bor Met, pil &riminolretten mt af=
giSre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
2eilia6eb aipr gnpe.

Git @%anr6ejer fra acknowledgement
iDireoe forleoen / Morbus iammen
meo en- nng GRANDDAUGHTER % bile6e
no paa Natten me6 6e11ne no a6
GanberS 2an6ebei moo tit Siem.
timber &i6r1elen ia0 @aar6eieren
me6 lin Segnebpg / &aan6en, og eff
ter cit plnoielig Snbifpoelle ltia1 SEN
bernie6e &aanoberfer nogle 5e6ler
10 al Segnebogen uoen nermere at
nnoeri6ge @er6ien. Do ban efter
/ Nattens 29b at bnpe befslet en-
Snnoreofroneie66el og brugt ca. 90
&r. beraf ne1te Morgen opoageoe,
bet bar en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to &nnoreofroneie6ler, ban bapoe
itioalet, giente BON &eiten of 8en-
gene paa 2oftet, bbor 6e ienere
farotes al Bolitiet og til6agelebere-
beg G%aar6ejren. Set oplpltes, at
Saanoberferen boboe ppret ~ Mar
I famine Nla6s og bi6til nD6t, ct
goot Sm6gmme fra ollie 5i6er, %
ban flap 6erfor meb en- betinget
5traHeoom paa so Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Ser er talt til gleiten.

Sen oanlfe Digter Selge @ooe,
DroDer til ssSnoenrigsminiiteren, 1frt-
Der / eli 0mtole at en- 8og, Der be-
banoler Sc fr~igsferenoe Natloners
&ultur:
vMnaIfe buroe bi before tie %
pos]e Dor egen &11ltur; oen fn11 not
fronge til set. Sbis Dor Sreo lD<
3te, laa tolte hi SreoenS, Sag. Bore
9eflomationcr moo &rigcn er talt
til Blpltcn. Mens ri inoffer ON
a1,ltl.relr og Sreoen! bpis Sober pl
npber, imulorer Dor egen 2a1lfnr
BORT n1ellen1 bore Singre. getoea1tet
-ipnfes pou olle- Smraa0er. Slap=
beoen breoer fig, Srefbeoen boiler
pg Bnrbiernc oplples oct glaoe
eSngenting".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
st 8nb flpgtet 1neb 1900 &r.

@n 8iftlalieban6lerife, Srefen
Srancis paa @l. &ongebei / @igben-
babn, antog forleoen ct MT 8uo,
tilipnela6en6e ct rigtigt flinH, ungt
Menneife. On at oe ferite &ommis-
itoner, Der bleb betroet bonn, bar
at bente en- 8engefasie / 2eiligbe-
ben oben ober Sorretningen. Son
bente6e 8engefasien og foribanot
meo 6ens SnoboI6, 1900 SET. Solf
bar let bonn lebe iummer me6
ct anoet ungt Menneife iom benteoe
l16enfor, Sorretningen. 8olitiet er
ifplge uNatt." ffnlbt paa BET rene
meb, at De to EDbe er ct Bar for
6erbe6e &negte ,Iom Iige er Tup-
ne no Of Sfraffennitalten, og at
ben enc ffun tog 8laos iom 8l6 for
at faa 2eiligbe6 til at fiple.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
@6eefmp arreiteret / @ipbenbabn,

Sra talrige fiebenbapnife Sir
macr bar ser ifelge uHolitifen"
Sen. iiflte Ei6 beret foretuget en-
@effe Gbecftpperier, laale6eS np1tg
ct poo $4,000 &rorer. &olitiet 1to6
lenge ufor1taaen0e, men mi CT Set
.en6elig lpffeoes at gribe @ierningS=
manoen / cit 8anf. Set er en- tio-
ligere @oltfnnftionnr, font beb Scat
teti6 cDfle6e rnn6t flp6t 1om 8oIt-
bu6 og t6mte 8oitfasierne og u6tog
Observation-Disclosures bien1me. Sc
9orige 8rebe lag6e ban tilbage /
8oltfasien eller brnn6te Dem. SEQ
&ialp al ct @aan0trpfferi og pe0
falife nnberifrifter fit ban l1obe-
talt Gbecfs. Bolitiet boDoe / Mn-
le6ni11gen faaet en- bo16lomt MGng=
oe alqger.
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Gn raIen6e eSnobr,nbstDp.

&jpbenbapns 8o1iti bar | lang
Sis efteriggt EN- ofte ltraffet Sno-
bruostpb, SenrD &anien, Der bar
begaoet CT Meng6e Sn6brno paa
8lterbro, l1ben at BET 1Dffe6es at
fange ban1, ifiGnt efterlabte Singer
tp6eligt NOT fortalte, bbem
Der baboe bgret pua Spill.
Serlt forleoen Mften er set peo
ct Eilfeloe lpffe6es at fange ba1n.
On Man6 meb6elte nemlig Ben pa=
trol1illerc116e 8etjent / &Desga6e, at
Ser biemn1e / bans 2ejligbeo I Set.
SO loa en- fremmeo Mano og fob, %
oa 8etienten bap6e let li0t paa BEN
ioben6e Ma110, gienfienote ban bam
iom Sen e%fterlpite Senrp. 8etien-
ten btbfte tmtblertio, at Sorbrpoeren
life bil6e obergtbe fig goobilligt, og
fprit ~efterat Ser bar tilfa16t D6erlie
gere tire 8etiente, blep &enrD b9ffet.
ban faa Jig oberrumplet, 1prang
ban l9s paa 8etientene og iparfeoe
llog ON fig iom ct blot Dpr, %
fGrlt efter en- balb Eimes & lDf=
feoes set at oberman6e SEN ralen6e
S%orbrD0er. Baa Yoliti1tationen fit
ban ct NIT &aierinnfal0, iaa mon
moatte gibe bam Saanbiern paa.
&an er lige l6sla6t al SCRIBE
6ringsbniet1 bbor ban bar babt OPP
bol6 / to Mar. M1 ffu1 ban gigre
gfeoe for iin forte Sribe0sti6S 8e-
orifter og forf1are, bpor6an set er
gaaet til, at ban bar logt fig til Spi=
le / BEN fremmeoe 2eiligbeb.
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Gr 9scngeriaeltabeben forbi?

g sSinonsfre0]c begDn0er mon I'LL
at taIe ON, at SEN ti0ltgere 1aa me-
act on1tolte .Nengerigeligbeo CT goot
pao Beje til at foripin0e, eller moo
tie allereoe CT ct oberl taaet 9tao1um.
Set o>11es for gibet, at ben Benge>
ODER flo6, ser bat til 5teoe 11n S1o,
ga Obligotionerne u0efra 1tr9mmeoe
filbage BERTH og ab1orbereoeS noer
Bonlfeligbe6, er forbi mi. Com So
Deooor1og BERTH mfpreS> at De ntal=
Iige Npoonnelier al nDe Mftte1el1ta<
Der pg %l1bbioelier al elore 5elifaber
}fo1 bopc ppil1tgt bele Den lple Sea-
pital.
Ser tales en6Di6ere / 6enne Sor<
binbel3c ONT, at Set er ret nnatnrligt,
at Danmorf timber 6isie Sorbolo bar
1ao megct lopere DiSfonto emo Nor-
&c og 5perrig. M}en ONT en9Gnori1g
/ SEN bonlfe 9iSfonto foreligger Der
oog en6m1 intet.
s oell1e Borbin6clie fan set og1ao
incomes at Disogio'en paa Sc ban=
ffe Y%engele0ler / Norge og SDerrig
ct bot let til benimo6 5 p@t.
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Sc banife 8lpanter.

Gabrifationen al be banife u@i=
ting" 8lpanter en- / 1916 gaaet iGr-
6eles tilfreositillen6e. Ser bor,
lon for olle an6re Sn6ultrier, baret
biS1e @anife1igbe0er be6 Sremifaffel.
fen al Maamaterialer, men bet ct
BOG gaaet ret goot ,og MaretS 8ro-
BUTTON bill bite Jig noget itgrre elb
fibfte MarS.
@lp0eligt er set at erfare, at en-
betpoelig Del al Bro6nftionen Ell
gaaet til Gfsport til ll6lanoet, for
trinspiS til Nuslanb. Si6til ba1
Sc tDie 8lpn1ter 0omineret BET rus
fife Marfe6, men UNDER &rigen H.
nes 6e 0anife @lpanter at bape bum
set {prbeleS go6t Sr0pas 0eroDre.
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1bmerfet &pmebie.

5cenen er Sotel v8rinien" / Nos-
fil6e. S Sbeater1alen 1pilles u@gn=
gebgpbingen", % 6erefter giber ri
Sr6et til "&osf. DogbI.":
@onife itille ltitebe &r. 8. fig
itrafs efter lite Mft ne6 / &eituni-
rotioncn % glemte ! oct glimren6e
5fier fra en- Mften=Wbisfp ganiffe
Gi6 og 5te6 og ipeeiet De paafel<
ge11oe 5 ganife brilIante Sitter.
.s&aomeoien bar go6, 16merffet,"
fag6e ban til fin Sen, &igbmnnb
g., Ser / 6et famine TOM 11e6. SECT
Big ber!"
Ser 6u, leg er 10 egentlig til
@omeoie."
vsSseg osfel"
unomerfet &ome6ie,1 iagoe Mo,
nltfafturban6Ier 6. og Gobrifont g.,
JONI TOM ne6 efter 26en Sits 5llt=
ming men Ioo fig r16oe tic at
#tage @Io6s beo 8oroet, flint Sc
.egentlig ffuI6e op til Some og 8grt
... hi er remIig tic &o1reoier olb.
rGd al Siertet forn6ieligt, man
:er Iigefom man er Drene igien,"
ingoe Slagter g. n1e6 lere efter
3oie M, iod De latte iig beo set
mort belbeiatte 8oro. 90 beo Ste