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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
INDICTED FOR BOMB PLOTS.
Four Accused OF conspirine To De-
stroy Munition Ships.

New York.-Indictments charging a
conspiracy to plant" incendiary
bombs aboard ships carrying munitions
of war from this port to the Entente
Allies in 1915, were returned by Fed
eral grand jury here against Eugene
Reistere, Joseph Zeffert, Walter Uhde
and Bonford Boniface. Three of the
men were taken into custody last night
by the police bomb squad" and the
fourth today.
Bail for Zeffert was fixed at $4,000
and for the others at $4,000 each, in
default of which they were sent to jail
Others involved in the conspiracy
and previously indicted included Franz
Won Rintelen, captain in the German
Navy; DR.. Walter T. Scheel, alleged
to have operated bomb factory" in
/ Hoboken; Captain Otto Wolpert and
Carl Schimmel.
Evidence that S0himmel had knowl-
edge of the placing of bombs aboard
the Lusitania prior to her last voy-
age is being investigated. The indict-
ments returned today charge that
Schimmel carried through the streets
OF New York three packages contain
ing bombs intended to be placed
aboard ships.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
Give Up Only Their Dinner.

While the Pennsylvania State Socie-
ty. composed OF the heads OF the va
rious departments and commissioners
of the State Government has given up
its annual dinner this fall because OF
the war, its monthly luncheons VIII be
continued They will be held on the
FIRST wednesday of each month In this
city. and a number of State officials
and prominent men will speak at the
functions. Considerable attention is to
be given to the historical features OF
the State Government and the early
legislative days.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
POLICE KEEPING
STATE IN ORDER
Of Third.Cities Cities, Reading
Leads In Number, Wilkes.
Barre Per Capita Largest.
CARBONDALE COST LOWEST
Cory Has Smallest Force, and Erie
Expense Per Capita Exceeds
Other Towns-Larger Cities
Need Traffic Police.
Harrisburg,

Harrisburg.
The cost OF policing 81 Pennsyl-
vania cities OF the third class has been
determined by the Bureau OF Munich
palities of the Department OF Labor
and Industry, and the results were
made public by Commissioner John
Price Jackson.
The Bureau OF Municipalities was
created in the Department OF Labor
and Industry by the last Legislature.
The Bureau was formerly division
In the Bureau Of Statistics and In
formation. Its work is in charge oi
]. Herman Knisely, chief.
The compilation shows that Read
ing, with the largest population OF
the 81 cities cited, has 104 policemen
the greater number of the cities in
cluded in the list. Cory, the city OF
the least population, has the least
number OF police-four. The popula
tion OF each OF the cities for 1917 has
been estimated by increasing the 1916
estimate OF the United States Bureau
OF Census by one years ratio OF in
crease.
Carbondale has one policeman tt
every 2799 inhabitants, while Wilkes
Barre has one for every 76S inhabi
tants. The total annual cost OF main
tanning the police force in Cory IL
1890, while in Reading the total an
nual cost is $4,000. The lowest an
nual cost per capita OF population Is
in Carbondale, at SO cents, while the
highest cost per capita is in Erie, a
$133.
In the larger municipalities The
greater cost OF policing is attributed
10 the necessity for greater numbers
OF traffic police, as well as for more
patrolmen and officers. The annua
wage cost per policeman varies from
$500 in Williamsport to $114O in Johns
town. The complete tabulation show
ing the number OF policemen in eacl
municipality, the total annual police
cost, the annual police cost per capit'
OF population and the annual wag'
cost per policeman is:
City. No. police, Total An. An. Pol
incl officers Pol. Cost cost
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
Minsr pisobeyed Order.

Miner DiSOpcyCu O'eS''
The State Compensation Board has
made an important ruling In coal
mine compensation case, that OF
Gurski VS.. Susquehanna Coal Com
pany, Luzerne county, which it was
contended that man met fatal in
fury by going back for tools which
were necessary for him to handle the
work assigned to him. The Board
saws that ut is clear his orders pro-
hibited his going into the place where
ne met his death" and that there Is
no evidence that another machine
could not have been provided to re-
place that which he went to get.
In another mining case, that oil
flourish VS.. Philadelphia and Reading
Coal & Iron Company, Schuylkili'
compensation was allowed the widow
Of a miner who suffered apoplexy fol-
lowing the firing of a shot" in a
mine. Death was due to pressure
OF air created by the force OF the
explosion of the dynamite" whicn
was one of considerable violence.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
sbIft In Live stock Board.

The State Live Stock Sanitary Board
announced the appointment of DIR. T.
Il. Munce, deputy State veterinarian,
TO be acting State veterinarian and
executive officer Of the board, as DR..
G. ]. Marshall State veterinarian, has
been appointed a major in the army
Veterinary Corps. DR.. r. M. Staley,
chief of the division Of diseases. COM
missioned a major, and DR.. William
Brod, State Live Stock representative
at Lancaster, commissioned a lieuten-
ant, were granted leaves of absence
for the war
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
THE MEXICAN VIcE-coNsUL HELD
Charged With Noncompliance With
Draft Law.

New York.-Jesus Martinez, Mexi
can, who has refused to comply with
the selective draft law on the ground
that he is Mexican vice-consul here
was arrested by Federal Agents He
was arraigned before United States
commissioner and held in $4,000 bail
for examination. Martinez has been
supported in his action by Juan T.
Burns, Mexican consul.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
SENATORS TO VISIT FRONT.
Hale and Kenyon Will Study War On
Battle Fields.

Washington. = Senator Hale, Of
Maine, who was on the European bat
tie front when the President summon
ed Congress in extraordinary session
to deal with war problems, intends re.
turning to France to study the present
situation. He will be accompanied by
Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, who also is
anxious to get first-hand information.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
IN ACCORD IN RUSSIA.
Democratic Congress Agrees T
kerensky's Plans.

Petrograd.-After conference OF
three hours of members of the Govern
ment, including Premier Kerensky,
with a delegation representing the
Democratic Congress and with repre-
sentatives OF the bourgeois, complete
agreement was reached on all ques-
tons. The Premier declared that the
Government purposed Immediately to
form a complete cabinet, so that the
reconstructed coalition government
might be able to go to work at once
on the basis laid down.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
PLANS FOR NEXT DRAFT.
Practically All EIieibIes To Be Sum
moned For Examination At Once.

Washington-Plans for calling up
the next draft of designates for the
National Army are now complete.
The exact number of men that are
to be called up is about the only ques-
tion still undecided.
That, however, is detail, inasmuch
as General Crowder has determined
that a majority, If not all, of the
eligibles will be summoned without de-
lay for physical examination and to file
exemptions If the latter are to be
claimed, so that eligibles will know ex-
actly how they stand on the list.
Revolutionary changes are to be
made in the methods. Complete ad-
vantages is to be taken of every mis-
take that was made in the first call.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
MEMcANs GET U. S. SOLDIERS.
Two Hunting Ducks On American Side
Imprisoned But Escape.

Fabens, Texas.-Two American sol
diers, hunting ducks on the American
side of the line south Of here, were
overpowered and taken prisoners by
armed Mexicans, removed to Mexican
territory and imprisoned in an adobe
building. The soldiers soon made their
escape from the building and fed to
the American side of the line, where
they rejoined their command.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
USc IOu nj

There is not so u'u," ,SoIr Csl
brains as in the way ," sos Of 1
them. Very OSen a .,DS., boy rani|
envies another's keenuID De 81
I',lsy is as well endowed ID, as . 'S SSad|
one brain is trained ,SSr y. lslI7
broken colt, or like y a'.,,eedIng (
grown lazy from ,,r movers
of exercise. Set YOU and 500
Guide them wisely ,IaI anu tne
need to complain 'D'
rreatn- -Exchange'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
AT LAST IT'S ANSWERED..
Scots Don't Wear Anything Under
kits In Cold Weather.

London.-At last some one has had
the hardihood to ask the question
aroused by the sight of Scot in kits.
During trial at Old Bailey Scottish
laddie in kits was witness. One of
the Jurors restrained himself as long
as possible-then asked him.
"I've never known anyone in my
regiment to wear anything under them,
even in the coolest weather at the
'front.'" answered the Scot.
The Judge and jury heaved sigh Of
relief.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
MORE LOANS TO THE ALLIES.
ENGLAND and France Each Receive $40.
100000 More.

Washington.-Loans of $40,O00,000
each to Great Britain and France were
announced by the Treasury Depart
ment. This advances Great Britain's
total to s1,2S0,000,00O and that of
France to $790,000,00O, The aggregate
of United States loans to the Allies
since the war began is $2,59S, 400, 900.
For the first six months participation
In the war the loans averaged $4,000
900 day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
CRISIS FOR MIcHAELlS.
His Downfall Predicted AS Result OF
Naval Mutiny.

Copenhagen. Germany's paper
crisis over the Pan-German propa-
ganda, which loomed so big in anticipa-
ton but was so small in results, has
passed. In its place has arisen new,
and this time really serious crisis,
caused by the attempt of Chancellor
Michaelis, vice-chancellor Helfferch
and Minister Of the Navy Won Capelle
to use the alleged plot in the German
navy as a political weapon against the
party of the extreme left in the Reich
stag.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
PREDICTS NEW DRAFT LAW.
Kahn Wants To Reach Those Who
Have Become Il This Year.

.Washington.--Re Kahn,
of California, who led the administra-
ton forces In the House when the
Army Draft law was passed, said a
new Draft Act would have to be pass
ed at the next session of Congress to
reach the many young men who have
become 21 years of age since May 1S
last and that 1t probably would amend
the existing law so as to register
youths from 16 to II to become auto
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
To Make a Cheap '"l "s,l

In order to make a cn."p ."n the|
n large flower pot ana s,Vr ',ns \
the bottom of it by pla,Ins ,.s y ts1|
sponge in it. Cover WIZ" al, Wild
of powdered charcoal, Ill u oan r |
and let it stand over !, 90 sid
supported by two or s,,srIps ,n,si !
across. The water n',.d s.sed 4
the charcoal will be e, irStI St Ifot|
impurities and will De s,1d d be
use. The charcoal sho"IT o"% The III
every three months a"'
several times a year.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
SANK THE LIEBENFELS.
Captain and Editorial Writer Con-
victed OF Conspiracy.

Aiken, S. C.-Paul Wierse, editorial
writer of the Charleston Is. c. Ameri-
can, and Captain Klattenhoff, of the
German steamship Liebenfels, were
convicted in Federal Court here of con-
spiracy to sink the ship in Charles
ION Harbor, and sentenced to two years
In Federal prison at Atlanta and to pay
a fine of $1,000 and costs each.
The Liebenfels was sunk just before
the diplomatic break with Germany,
presumably on orders of the German
Government.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
PLOT TO BLOW UP CITY HALL.
Enough Dynamite Found Under MUM
cipa Building To Shatter It.

Philadelphia.-What is believed by
the police to have been an attempt to
blow Up the City Hall was frustrated
when Nathaniel Rambo, city en-
ploye, found enough sticks of dynamite
at the southeast corner of the building
to blow the building to pieces. The
explosive was found directly under the
City Controllers window, in whose
room the vaults of the city are located.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
THE FREIE zEITUNG BARRED
German Newspapers Mailing Privilege
Revoked.

Newark, N. Edwin s. Jrieth, pub
Usher of the New Jersey Freie lei
tung, German language newspaper,
was notified by the Postoflice Depart
ment that the papers second-class
mailing privileges had been revoked
on the ground that 1t had violated the
provisions of the Espionage act by
publishing matter held to be seditious.
The plant of the newspaper was raid
ed by Federal agents last week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
TO GET INSURANCE.
Fred. r. Spearlng, Arrested In New
Orleans, Confesses Fraud.

New Orleans.-Fred. Roe Spearing,
of Philadelphia, who, according to the
police, admitted he pretended to have
been drowned at Atlantic City, N. j.,
two years ago in order that his wife
might collect his insurance, was arrest.
ed here. According to authorities,
Spearing has made complete confes.
sion.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18
AMERICANS WOUNDED.

Two Suffering From German ShelIfre
In France.
Paris.-Robert Lamon, of Evanston,
ILL.,, and Henry Thompson, of Green
vile, Del, members of the munitions
transport section of the American field
service, were wounded Sunday by a
German shell while on duty near the
front. 1t is reported their injuries
are not serious.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18

matically subject to call on reaching
the age OF 21.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-18

Gamers OF peas, dried beans, corn
tomatoes, salmon or sardines, whose
gross production does not exceed 5000
:ases per annum.
Persons slaughtering, packing and
distributing fresh, canned or cured
beef, pork or mutton, whose gross
sales of such commodities do not ex-
coed 100000 per annum.
Operators of poultry or egg pack
ing plants, whose gross sales do not
exceed $4,000 per annum.
Manufacturers of maple syrup,
maple sugar and maple compound
"Ginners, buyers, agents, dealers or
other handlers of cottonseed, who
handle yearly, between September !
and August 81, less than $50 tons OF
cottonseed
Effective November I.
"Are hereby required TO secure on
or before November /, 1917, a license,
which license will be issued under such
rules and regulations governing the
conduct of the business as may be pre-
scribed.
Applications for the license must
be made to the United States Food
Administration, Washington, d. G.,
law department, license division, on
forms prepared by it in advance for
that purpose, which may be secured
on request.
"Any person, firm or corporation or
association other than those hereinbe'
fore excepted, who shall engage in or
carry on any business hereinbefore
specified after November l, 1917, with
out first securing such license will be
liable to the penalty prescribed by said
act of Congress"
The penalties prescribed for viola
ton OF the act are a fine of $4,000 or
Imprisonment of not more than two
years.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-07
Glcpcldn0 fcbafft
D-cmtldmntcrrit6t ab!

Soleenoes Ieien mir I'M gg9Gd.
ter ituo glrSeiger" in GIebeIonb:
glnhoem Der SduIrat fi6 idoit
Dor 8o1en NIT Der Srage 6efoBt,
BEN Oeiiti6en llnterri6t in oen @le.
mentarflaiien fallen at laIien uno
ben gntiGeio boriibpr benz ucner.
.lpd9Iten Sduliuperiltet0enten Or.
.SbaulOing itberlaiien botte, bat Die.
ier nunmebr ieiheti B(an befannt
Qeaebelt, Der 0abitt loutet, 0as 3eltt.
ld)e oils ltnterrtHtsgegenitono IN ben
@lemeutorfIoiien e6n5Iid oltS5uuter.
sen unO bos 5rau3oiiide rnb Spa.
.nii6e auf Die gIei@e @aii8 5u itet.
len, tpie ben 6eltti6en aurius.
0ad elmer 9onferen8 nit Spntl-
6ing IieB Der Superoiior 0eS 9ettt.
I6en, @erlnonn S. &ensner, ieiuen
|aebreritob 9feblte boiiieren, I'M 81
beitinmen, tperu bon ieinen aus SO
2e9rern Hr6 2abrerintlen beIteben-
ben Stabe cine ou6ere 6teae gege,
ben tuerben fonn.
gis lett tprroe @eutlh I'M iieben-
ten un0 odten @rooe Der GIemen.
|tor. unb in Den SoffduIen &c.
IIe6rt, Sran56iiib in ben letter aipei
ISabren Der Senior Sodi6ulen unS
IGpanti6 i'm begren3ten Gabmen in
einigen Sltnior. lno in Ben boberen
alaIIen GINGER Genior. So6I6uGen
Or. 6~po1tloings &lan gebt 6abirt
Iotpob[ nit Dem iponiiden, ols mil
benz iron6ofiihen lluterri6t in Den
ISSunior- SoffdyuIen gu beginner uni
Ii0n 6urd Die bier Sabre BEG Sod.
ldulfurIus fort8ufitbrert. GaB bas
0eutI9e ais 2ebrgegenitono m Der
Syunior. SodiduIen ~bei6ebolten pirb
lit pn9rIGeiulif).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-07

Sic beige @osgeieaidoft bal bel
6em Stootrot beoutragt, ibr 51 &C.
l~tatten, Die 8ebn %ro5ettt 3isfont,
lueI6e Die @eieaidait ibren a1tnoen
gerpdbrt, ob3ui9oifen, oa Die 4reiIe
fir ale our 9eriteQltng sebroudten
Raterialiert gepaltig geItiegen itu0.
Cine 0iesbe5ilgli9e aeicIution pur0e
benz Sltiti8allsi6uB 0es StaOtrats
iiberpieien.
S@melter G~berbaroa bonn Ct. 60.
nar0s &oipitaL in g}em Alboup SSyr.
niana, feierte Ooielbit fiir8li4 ibr
%. Subildiim int 9ienIt Ser Deli.
gion un0 8armber5igfeit. Gle mar,
ebe ite Dem 9r0en beitrut, Sri. SEA.
tberine 0ieet bou bier rrno berlebte
in Columbus Den 8r0Bten Eel ibrer
ain0beit.
auS Dem monatIideu @eridt oc8
8oli8ei9efs &iliamS gebt berbor,
DOB I'M Suli in Columbus % Ser.
baftangen porgenommen nuroen
mooon MIR cine ioegen Sruntenbet.
Ser Staotrat bot in ieinar Ser.
ant 6reitag oben0 be-
ihLoIIeb Der National 8ater Main
Cleaning 60. in Stem gort Den Son.
trait fir Die g%teinioung Der Gobren
Der 8aiierleitttng gu i~bertragen.
8ie @eieui6aft erfldrt, Dab Die
9iQbren uodberfolgter &einigung ge.
rou 10 gut nie nelte iino. Ser
M~orttpreiS betrdgt 1926 fir ben
o~Dgerueiienen 2dugeufuB. 6eruer
nur0e beidIoiieh auf Die &8aIier.
perfe.8on08 $4,000 o65u5a9leu. 8ie
Itd0tii9en @teuern mur0en auf 4734
pro @dIe ongeiebt, ettpos b09er ME
bisber, mas Der Qu8foa Gus ben
Ginnabmen Der 8irtiAoft8liaenien
berlriadt.
apmpaauie Sc. 1T jet in Sen
8un0e8oienit ibernommeu mor0en.
9aS Sauptquartier 1T nod Der Sos.
ciu8to,Saae, Der olten M1itnerdor.
bale, berIegt tpor0er, unD Elm 3ele.
pbon lit ooieIbit initaqiert tpor6er.
Die &ompoguie bate SautstaQ
oben6 in Der Sale einen Sal Der
onItaltet, Inn @elo fir anidaffuuQ
Der l~tniformen ouf8ubriugen.
9ie Srterieftions 9flalterungs.
bombs tuur6en bon orei bieiigen Ban
ten Der @ermnn 9ationoL 9orf
Der Griten 9ationa[ gonf in0 oel
Columbus State 9onf il6ernom.
men. Se6e ganf iibernabm $40.
600 fir $1,000 nebit auga9auiter
3iuien bonn /. auguit OIL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-07
1lms B~GoomfielS, uebr.

gei Dem @epitter in Ser Qadt
bon @littpo1 nuf 9onnerstag Der.
Tor G6oIf @er0on fem beites 4fero.
Gin on6eres @fer6, oos in Der gt1be
Itano, fuur0e bonn 8IiBItra9l beta1lbt.
founte ober our9 Die 8unIt Or.
@ablar'S tpie0er ms 2ebeu gerufen
tper0er.
Sim 0onnerStag morgen Inn flint
ltbr REF Die 6euergtode Die 8lrger
Der Gtnot mad Dem iogenonrten
Corner 3rlg Store. mo 6euer aus.
gebro4en mar. 9as 6euer miro altf
cine S9adtel GtreiGbol5er, Die i'm
2aboratorium itanoeu, 8uriidgeiabrt.
g}dlie tper0en mobl bic llrbeber oes
grun6es geipeien iein. Scr 6oh.
fda0en belanft iid ouf etpa 1900
Dollar.
Gral 9u6oIf 2afrenb feicrte am
/. auguit ibren @e6urtstag. 8iele
6reunoe i~telten ii9 our 5eier im
genitli6en 2airens Seim Elm uno
berlebten frobe, beitere Climber.
9as geodtete @eburtstagstinb tat
oIle8, I'M ibren Greunoen ben 2Euf.
eutboIt in i6rem Seim 70 i6On als
moglid 81 g%eitalten.
g[m IL. 4uguit finoet in Der eb..
lutb. 9reifaltigfeitstir6e oaS Dies.
idbrige g%iiiiionsieIt ftatt, nuf Dem
Die Serret @aitoren M0gring BON
GaBHe, Srnnf bon 8onca lin0 @e.
rateipo6[ bon Scribner reoeu iper-
ben. Sober lit 8u bieier 6eitIidteit
eingelaoen.
Grou gbas. 9eterion lit ernItIia
erfranft. Cine arantenpflegerin lit
beitdnoig an ibrer 6eite.
3ie 9oitoren @rauenborIt bon
8ontmele, Sol8berger bon 8ierce
un6 Spiedermann bon BLOOMFIELD
narer Die Geitre0ner ouf Dem g1ii.
itonsfeIt bon 8initoe, elmer 5iliale
6eS Serrn &aItor MaoebriHgs bon
8obne. Die in einem i60nen &ort
o6gebaltene 8%eriammIlmg mar BON
Grfolg gefr6nt. $err gaitor Moeb.
ring ber6ient ole anerfenuing fir
Die treue @rbeit, bic er in Dem &c.
naHnten Gt6Otden getan bot.
SilOn 5droe0er, Die oltf Elm paar
8oden in Sdlespie, Soma. unO
Omaha, gaeb., au @eind mar, 1T
tUieoer 5lriid.
@nrtin geters fu6r nit ieiner
8rou uno ieiner 8odtcr gtoie IN
ieinem &raitpgoen nod Sma9a uitO
2ineoIn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-07
a6na6mc bes 6Iciidpersc9rs.

unlGngit bat Der pieIgenonnte arlss
titaniI9e Qa9rungss &ommt6dr 9oOs
per Der Ration nebIt anoeren guten
Rati9ldgen aud ben g%egeben: ben
8enuB bon 8Ieii4 I'M penigitens cine
uu3e pro aopf uub Sag ein5uI4rdRs
fen, - natiirlia nidt Der gnt6aIts
Iamteit ieI6t ipegen, iOnbern i'm bic
5leii4s9Orrdts me4r gu treden.
0as 1T sund8F aIs ariesSsR Ots
maBua6me gebadt. Sc geipinnt iss
bod ben 4nIhein, bab bic Dings ii4
obnebin fart in 0ieisr Riatung ents
pidetn, - unb apar ni9t eri in
iangitsr 3sit! G4Ou bic Seuerun9
Ielbit, psI9s bur4 tsine beh0roIiden
UlaBnabmen aufgeboben iperbeu tanu,
bat bertits cine Rsibe Sabre Dor BEN
ariege iebr bsbarrIia Oa5u beigetras
gen. @elbe onoere 6ottoreu nod Don
ginfluB barauf setpeien iein m0gen,
lei bier ntdt meter unteriu4t. Sns
terefant inn ieOenfaqs folsenOe ni4ts
amtIi6e Mitteilungsa zines aea'
ners.
8eim qntritt bes 3pdn3isften Sohr'
6unOerts betrug Der ger3ebr bon
,SleiIh in beu 8er. @ta0ten bro Ropf
9ab Jabr 1915 gfuuo. Sn 9eutias
lamb 6ieIt sr iia elf Sabre binour9
Dor benz &riege beIidnoig auf liz
qfuub. 3ismIi4 ebeniu beItdnoig
9ielt er Ta in 9robbritannien 3Dans
3ig Sabre binOur4 auf 120 pfunb.
rod INNER Fnb bic Qmeritouer
oerbdltnismaBig groBs 6Ieii4sFer.
Qber i'm sSaare 1914 bersits mar Der
gersebr in ben Ser. Staten auf
1865 9fuuO Suriidgegangen; unO
OieIe Qbuabmt ieBt ii4 beItdnoig peis
ter fort; ie nirO burd ben &rIsg
ueritdrtt, ipdren obsr aud obne oens
iel6en betrd6tli9, ME bic 3ett BON
1900 BIS 1914 3si9t.
DirOe Der Riidgans i'm ieIben
gerbdltuis peitsrbausru, 10 pIroe
I'm BAG So5r 200 berum ous GIeiia
o6uig BON Der SafsI Der ameritunsr
oerI6punben Isin! 9as m0ate ben
gflan3ent0FIsrn groBe 5reuos mas
ben; bod pirD es I4perIi4 oamit 10
ldnen ge6eu. Do4 1T ss Uabriaein'
it'd genug, boB in nnhsr 3utunft be-
tetts bic Qmeritaner in oieier Sins
i6t peIeutIia bieIeIbe Stufe erreidt
6aben psroen, ME eurOpdii9e oosr
elbIt = falls ni4t Dirtiam oage9en
qear6ettet pirO - aiiatif6e Boiler.
Sin tlein penig seItisgen 1T nur Der
ameritauiide S4weinfIeii4s @enuB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-07
OeMtIc1c Meenten O6Ite
m~crikaniicber Offt5iere

81 gaio, Ser, 6. aug. Sn
Dem aegenil6er Der merifonii9en
@reu3e galegenen SSuare3 itno finf
prominente oeutide agenten in Ell.
mem Souoer5ug ais Galta oes @e.
neraIs 6rancisco @lurgia, oeS Som.
manonnten bes n6r0li6en glilitdr.
0iltrifts bon Wlerito, eingetroffen.
Die 8errer, meIfe itol5 in i9reu
&lopfl6heru ole oeutiden 8abn6en
tragan, ner0en bon ben g}ilitdr6e.
BORDEN in Sltare8 oefeiert. Ser
oeutide &oniut @eltner bon Gbthua-
bua lit elm gtitglieO Der @eieQi9aft,
uno nmeritamide 8unoe8agenten
bnlten elm pahiames 4uge anf Ole.
Ielbe.