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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-11-23
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Dated August nth, 1917.
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November. ~, 1915
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
JApaner tU0rItt Dor
Gen Der. Staten!
Grtlart ben gnsban Der dmerifanis
Iden GriessflOtte FIR cine
8eia6r SapaRs.

Gofio, 10. april.-Mtilitorisriis
uno 8on.a Iiatismlls iinb Die aleirt
m0ali6en Mittel, I'M Snpans IN.
mere rn6 GuBere g8irren gu beben
erflGrt Der @eiitli6e 9o3ltri 0toni,
Ser mi goraen fernen Often ol8 Der
frit9ere 6oBeprieiter 6eS beriibnlter
s genilii Songonjt.G empels in &io-
TO uno oIS 6ii9rer BON @iaionen
Don 8uoobilten befartnt lit. Setne
8erIonlidfeit modt einen artifel,
Der inter ieinern gtamen i'm Sen.
tra[ 9febieip", eri6eint, I'M 10 be-
merfen8merter. Gr Ihreibt 6orin:
n9ie Snpan IN 8ufunft 0robenoe
@efnbr miro bon ben Ser. Staaten
uno China fon1men. 8oS in ben
Ser. Staoten bic Sapaner an mei-
item intereiiiert, lit Der in 8ori6lag
gebradte 4u8bait Der omerifanii6et
&rieqsmorine. CT rthtet it6 gegen
Sopatl. unb 8ielt allein oaroltf ab,
Sapon at 6coroben. @ie melt Der
omerifoniide gbrgei8 I'M Orient
gebt, fam man aus Dem Brotelt
erIeben, ben Ole Ser. Stoaten gegen
6ie 8eIesung Der friiberen oeutiden
9cfbun9en i'm StiIlen 95ean iei.
tens Sap1n erboben baden. Dte
amerifaner, Die in Dem oeutI9en
9efib Der Sniel feline @efabr iaben,
idreien iebt, bnB Die 8eiebrng iet-
tens Ser Sopaner cine @efabr fir
ibre aolonien Die Bbilipptnen un0
Guam be6elttet.
@o8 beiBt oos o1es? 9ie Qme-
rifaner miiian Dob. tpenn Die So
poner pirtlia 81 fdlnpfen enti6loi-
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DeMtiGe re9iitricrt
aMf pbilippincn!

@onila, 10. qbril. - @eneral-
g%ouberne1ir Sorriion bot cine Gti'
Tia qebiloet un0 Die 6ilipinos gum
@intreten int 6ieielbe o1tfgeforoert.
Die SilipinoS boben ibre 2onalitat
berIidert l1no ith bereit erfl6rt, itfl
Dem @enerolgouberrettr our Ser
fiigung 81 %itellen.
8ie in oen Bbilippinen anIdifigen
9eutI6en rueroen r~egiitriert. Ser
bieftge 0eutide Stub lit gei9loiien
lporoen. Die Seelerte bon ben oeut-
i6en 9%ampfern ogeblt" un0 o3am-
boonga" iino altr 8oritdt in 2agerl
interniert nor0ert, uno 8rilfen TO-
ipie 0ffGntIide @ebdl40e neroen 0urf
8a9en bei6itBt.
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NnS Sem Gtaate yfebrasfaI
b~er6inben ait IoIIen.

berbtnben at IoIIen.
81. 8. ReIions elm angsIteltet
Der bieiigen 5armer rnb Merhant
9ant lit nad Gremont o%bgereiitt
mo er Die Sommeridtile beiu6er
min. Bon 6o miro er nod Sol.
pariio, Sn0.. eeben I'M ii9 oori
gum Gobofoten olts3ubiloen.
q @tna $50 Schiller molen fth All
Dem iogenonnten @oroen.G o1tteIt be.
teiligen. Die, Die ben beiten @drter
MAIDEN, iper0en @elOpreiie empfon,
On.
6rib SoG uno Groa lin6 mad
8Ieir, mo iie iih oailerno nieoer.
loiien per6er, ~obgcreiit.
CLARA SEMEN uno Goie 8roi6.
Die ii9 elmer Operation fir 8lino.
6arment8iinOung u~nter8oqen, baber
Die Operation eliifIi6 iiberItanoen
Sier bat ii6 cine Iogenonnte Ban.
oage.GocietD aebiloet. 6ro1 Or.
&aIar bieIt mad Der Organization
einen 8ortrag.
@m Is. April uben6s miro ser
befonnte gbongeliIt Sam Smaa nit
elmer &iro6e aeeett Die gtaiien olf.
parten.
Ser arteg 1T nun erflGrt nor0en
9d8 mtB Sebem Der DetB, mag
Die 9eilti9en fir 4nerita getan ba.
ben in Der Seele pebe TIM. 8ir
Ieben in elmer 3eit. mo- oae 9ingC
moelid iino. aarl Sdurb bieli
einen arieg nit 8etti9lono fiji
unoenfbor. CT butte aber Die 9te9-
mlng o9ue Die 9llttfa6rifanten in
8uqitreet geu1o6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
Gbinas Bep0lketmn9
niH keincn Hrie0!
grGiibent tim 8a6rnng 6es Sric-
Oens beitiirmt; frau5Oiii6er
Weian0ter unbeliebt.

gefing, 10. 2(pril. Qie 0p-
petition gegen Gbino8 gingreifen
IN Den 9rieg ouf Seitc Der &aiier.
ten aeninnt on Q~usoebnlng.
Isle oifi3iel erfldrt mnroe, bat
Ser 8rdiioent tauienoe BON 8eIe.
grontmen ans alien 3eiIen oe8
Sanoe$ erbolterL Die 0os peiterc
0cutralbIeiben Gbinas berIangen.
einer Der iiingiten 4roteIte 1T bon
Den aouileuteu in @anfotp inter.
3eiduet.
8ie fron56iiide Rcgicrllng bat.
mic beltte aus 5upertGiii8er GueIle
qeuleloet miro, g1itteilung erbnIten
Dab Der frau56iiide @einuote in
China nidt mebr operiona grotd"
iei neil er iid ollcrlei %onit0Biger
9onolungcn idul0ia gemodt babe.
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pr1i. 1Dilicn Sankt
OcMperncmr NeDinc!

2incoIn, Icbr., 10. 4pril.-8rd.
ii6ent 8iIion bat in einem Brief an
@ouberneltr 98epille fiir ooS 4ner-
bieten oes Staates, Die Regierung
mo Sen 4r1iioent nit alien Gr1f.
ten 3n unteritiiscn, ieinen mGrmitcn
Dont ntsgeipro6en.
Dos Sdreiben lautet:
.@mpfongen Sic meinen berg
Iihiten Cant fir SIR Eelegromm
bonn 4. 2tpril. SD bin Sbnen uno
ben Witglie6ern Der 2egislotur bon
Qe6rosfo b6bit oonf6or fir Dies
.erneuerte geriprehen lopaler Inter
itilbung.
$er5IidIt un0 nnfridtig SIR,
8oooron 8tlion."
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5rdu 6. q. Rban barffir
i4 Oas ReGt in aHipru9 ne6men, ies
Osnfals Der erite peibli4e 9a6tpd6.
ter in 8rOptlpn gu iein. Die 8rau
iprad i'm QOams 5tr. sPoIi3eigsri6t
oOr unO ertpirtts einsn grlaubnlss
i9sin fir bas 5ragsH zines 56ieBs
tiieHs. @absi itelte F9 beraus, oaB
frau Rpon 6srsits felt brei Sabr.n
Elm groBes 5dbrifge6du6e on 8arreu
Str. Manbnttan, bepddt uno ale
nG4tli4 auf ihrem gOften 3u fino.R
TT.
Gin @ramm Rabium gibt
in ieber Ssfunbs 25,7 Iilliarben
hsliumatpme ab. !.
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UAdbtidtcn aus
BlccmficIS!

Bel Der biefigen Stootrotrpabl
tDitr0e 8il1eIm Sarm nit elmer
Sttmntemnebrbeit bon 81 Stimmen
gum @ilrgermeiIter ertuGblt. 4ls
StootDdter puroen int erIten 9e5irf
g. 8. gtoion uno i'm 5tpeiten Ser.
mann 8ierfs erforen.
Sn 8duia fin0 Die 9oden oltSge.
broder- Sic ideinen ie0o9 leiGter
Grt gu fem un6 man bolt, fe baIO
aus benz 5el6e 81 idlagen.
Bel Der Gonfirmotion in Der eb.,
Iittb. 9reifoltigfeits Stride mar Die
eer1umige Stride bis a1tf ben lebten
HIab beiest.
Am aarfreitog BieIten 0ie bieIigen
0nltihen airhen @otte80ienIte ob,
Die lid zines iebr gltten geiu6es
erfreuten.
gas beige eleftriife getrie6s-
tperf lit in Die &1noe elmer @eIea.
fdloft iibergegangen. 8rGitoent 6.
s. Ban 8alfenbura uno Sngenieur
u. &enneger bon Omaha pertreten
Die @eielidnft.
2eoru 9feier bon SoIitein Sa.,
lit geaentpartia bel ibrem 8rltoer
Or. Meeier at 8eitifl.
emma 8mtitian 1T bon einem
nohentIidcH gciu8 BET 8reunoet
ttn0 gerluonoteit IN Blair 8ttrildge-
febrt.
grnFt @oteiin mar neuIid beim
Irot in Der 6taot, Inn ieine &ono,
Die ct nit einem 8ntnmer getroffen,
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l%lnlOgale Geben fii6reu sur Ser
6%aftnng.

8renont, 10. Qpri[. Der be.
fannie beige 8abnur5t Or. Sontes
5tofiel0t muroe in Soft genom.
men neil er iid in ungeborigen
GeOenstarten gegen Sic Regierung
auSgeoriift boben ioa. or ioG Ole
iel6en geaenilber giolpb Sobnion &C.
duBert bnben. Ser @erbnftete nuroe
gegen bon einem onOeren 3abnar3t,
Gr. 81. 6. 2ittlediIo, geiteQte gilrg.
idaft bis gum beutigen @erb6r ouBer
Soft geluIien.
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Rec6te 1tcSi5in
sur recbten Seit!
Die CITRATE nnO 9rdnter, snidm'
men NIT RgospBOr nnb Giieu
in GaSOmene Sabletten, BILE
ben bic Sonic Der
Meni9beit.
Bie bGs CRIME Gras Die Sonit bes
8ferbes nnO Der Sub it,
g0bpmene Sabletteu beicitisen Si,
Mlhigfeit, Sdner5cu nnO Sci.
ben nnO gebeu Sbneu Sire
Mnnterteit wie0er.

3us Gritbiabr III Die Bet Der
Breitoe fir 8ogeI uno Gtere, aber
nidt fir bic Meni6beit, Die nit
ibrem gtieienbeItano nidt Die 5rei.
beiten Der Gierluelt teilt. 8eadte.
ten Gle ieu1aLS Elm gfero o0er cine
Sub, 0ie ii6 nit olem @ifer nlf
cos friide, Crime @ras Itiir8te2
GieIeg CRIME @ras, cine fraftDole
nn0 nabrbafte Comic, lit Der @runo
oaflr. 9ie alte Sub bringt in etni
gen 8o1cn nit Dem grinen @ra3
ifr Gpltem pie0er m 9ronung, nafp
bein Tie p1breno Der langen 8inter.
ulorate nit ben bibenoeu, ton5en.
trierten 5utteritoffen gefiittert muir.
De. Gag Gier miro bon ieinem SS5Sr'
itiaft geleitet, mdbren0 it'd Der
Menld attf feline SntelIigen3 DerIai.
ZEN muB. Bite 6fes 81 beodten,
Ger Renia Hub iid anf fem 8iiien
berlnlien.
4le 5nteGigen5, od8 Biiien uno
DIE Grfobritag beroorrngenoer aer5.
lie Itebt ienen Sitr BerfiIgung, Die
nodJtebenoes leien; in ben orei
Gran Gaoomene Eobletten fin6ei
man Die CONC Gillette, Delde Die
nIte Glib ieIbit i'm gritnen @raS fin.
Del. Ole eiu3elneu 8eitanoteiIe lino
olif ieoes Batet ge0rudt.
Gie unongenebmen Sdmer5en
bus betGuberoe @eiiibL, Die matteH
NusEeI oeridminoeu bolo uno mo
den Der SMgenbiriide Blne un6 Sic
iUeroen ltb itets Der Gaoome1te Ia
bIetten erInHern, bic ME oaS iafti'
~ uno strte @raS oeS 8rlbIabrs
I birfen. eie werOen finoen. Dab
sshnen ole EaOomene $dbletten 10.
lpobL fur Sbte arbeit. aIs aud fir
0og 8ergniigen bic NOTICE @mpiang.
lidteit bietet un6 sic neroen nieoer
ftoI5 1lif fd ieIbit lem. 8egtnnt
beate nod nit Der @rndbrlng gu.
rer ber1lnter getonmeuen Gerbert.
sseDes 8ofet Gaoomene &a6lette1,
ipel6es berfauft rpiroe-bunoerttou.
seuoe-spir0 fir 8ufrieoeuite0lng
gnrnntiert ooer Sbr @elo 5uriid-
uno iotDeit ipuroen mir nidIt EN- ein-
siges Mnl aligefor0ert, aud nur
efHmoI Den aaufbetrag 81 rettr'
slieren.
Die bette grobe 1T i6IieBIid Der
Berfuh pelde before Brobe MIR.
Be es aud geben2 aauft eud Die
Gnoomene 9nbIetten in %beriiegelten
Eatben nit boder @ebroufsoitlueis
hung BON gurem 4pot1cfer.
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fen mdret fe oies tim f0nnten,
obne oitf Oieien tleinen Snieln Sub
qefabt st boben. Dos oIEes Diiiet
iie, uno trosoem idreien iie, bob
SapanS 8eiettng ser SnieIn ben
Ser. Staoten gefabrIi9 lei. Dies
lift urSpeifelbaft cine Gntpiir6igung
fir Die iapaniide Station. 4meri.
faniI6er @brgei5 in 4iten lit tot.
ia6li6 cine @efobr fir Die @riItena
6es iapanii9en &niferreids."
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Scr Republic
I'M Dublin aMfoebi6t!

2on6on, 10. april. @eItern
fpttr0e iiber Den &riimmern oes bel
Dem attfitnno 3erlt0rten 8oItomtsge.
bGuoes oo8 Banner Ser irl6n0ii9en
&eplblif aufqebiBt; cine groBeI
8oIfSmen9e tpobnte Ser 8eremonie
BEL, bod pltr6e 6ieIel6e bon einem
groBen 8oli5etmufgebot 5eritrettt,
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Bonn 3Obe credit.

8eober Gitp. 10. 4pril. - aui
ieincr nnbe Der StoOt gelegenen
6arm ptr0e an Sonntdq abeno
plobIid @otttieb 3iente, elmer Der
alteiten 4niie0Ier Der @egeno bonn
CODE ereilt. Gin Ser3idlog Dotte
ieinem 2eben Elm gn6e gemadt.
Ger 8eritorbene, Der in Sitter BON
IA Snbren erreidte, erfreute iif an.
emeiter adtlins. gr miro bon
einer 3ablreIhen 6omiLie betranert.
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@pm 8na iiberfnhren.

2ouisbiae, 10. QpriI. - Der
2frbeiter George Speoie puroa
5onntog nbeno bon einem @iiter3ilg
iiberfobren mo ouf Der STEELE &C.
tbtet. CT mar ettpa 26 Sabre alt
bod peiB man nidt8 uber feline On.
geborigen.
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Bel Sebem, Der oieiem 2on6q
Creme qeidUoren Bat, 1T es ielbits
beritdnolidy oaB er Die Creme aud
bait. 9oruber lit uiht bel an re-
Den. Der 0enfenoe uno uidt Der
jdmGbenoe giirqer leiitet Dem Can.
De Die beiten gienite.
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9rcsbnter aonbcntion.

6airburp, 10. april. 9ic
gres6nterianer oes Staote8 9e6rass
ia baIten bier lire 5isnng ob, Die
qeitern bcgann. @s itno mebrere
bunoert 9eleaoten BON alien Seilen
0es Stootes ontpeieno.
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Ginbrndi in geaber Sin.

@eaber Ctr, 10. april. Gin.
BREEDER peri61fften ii6 Gonutaq
nadt in ben alei6eka0en bon 9.
q. Woore gingong uno Itoblen II
Serrenan5iige. Bon Den 8erbre,
hern feblt ieoe Spur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10

RuBIano i'm 8eItfriea 19t4-t7
ME elm &apiteI ans Dem 01it-
telolter miro it'd 0us emit leien. @e.
~ian0tenmorO, 0duitermor0, Clint.
Iing8morO, SeIbftmorOoeriud elmer
gtiuiitergattiH 3orehaboontung..
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ueeSer bas einsige Fdere Material
fir s6nbe,~ iasl eta leitsa
Der Sda6fabrifnnt.

.aetn 8ufrieoenltnenOer Gri1s 1T
je fir 2eOer ~geflnben fDoroen 70
lalltet Die @rfI1r1ng zines 8enrIte1t
unlerer gl1ten Srernoe, Gbe 81.
Mober goot & Shoe GonpdrlD bon
M2ilmaufee, Die in oieien 5pdlten
ieit Soyabren lire &onorbiH, Nnrt9a
8oIbtnaton uno 9rDySpr Sdaibe
onge8eigt boben. Ser Gag miro
tomrnen, an benz oie @ifenidaft
einen @eg fifoen miro, aber felt
ben 3oqen a0oms lit fem Nlaterial
qefunoen iporoeit, oas gum Erngeit
Sen 0ienit edten 2eoers IeiItet-oas
lit ser @run0, Desbdlb mir iniereit
bor oreiBig Sabren ein9efil9rfen
Motto trelt bIeiben: oGein 2eDer 81
gut fir Die M1aDer'iden Shube.@
Sod unierer Anftdt eth iebr
gutter @ei66ftsgrun0Ios. Dies e.
fldrt bieQei6t ben g~Idnoeu0en STUFF
Ser @oDer Ifen Sdube itnter ben
2eiern 1tniereS 8lattes.
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Don ccit 5meiocnt
Ges Sta0tsrerbAnScs!
@Ienni[. Gebr.. z 0[hrif

Der .. y. g~ilraerperein bon
@leiDil unb llngegeno miro anl
WaittipOd, ben II. april abenos p
llbr feline RonotsberiommIltno ab.
bdIten, posu idmtIiHe I1itglieber
0esieIben freunoIidft eineelooen rper.
ben.
Ser 8orItano.
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fyor0ert fleiidlDie Sane.

Gbiea9o, 81, 10. gpril. Ger
befonnte 6dlodt6nt8baron s. Go.
gen 2(rmollr ertl6rte beltte, 0aB,
foIl8 Die g1eaierunG nidt iofort sic
aontroGe itber ale gtabrnugsmitte[
i'm 2an6e iibernimult, uno Elm Bis
3pei fleii6loie Gage in Der ISOLDE
ongeoronet perben, oa8 9ano onr
alt6lauf oe8 geqenp1rtigen Sahre8
einem e6eniogroBen 2e6eu8mittel-
man9el ~eeoenii6er iteben miro, nie
Die 2dn0er guropos.
llnter gnoerem befiirnortete CT,
Bob ole Hegierung Die 8ei8enpreiie
feitiebe uno ben 6armern $3.50
pro 8ttihel aorontieren ioa.
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I'M eEne GrfdItuns an tiHtm zaae an
gnrirreHs
ffehne man ,2nTaftBe Srpme Cunning. %
aiht MIR eir Promo EuiniucS. Die Inter
ifriit ron g. g. Strobe aui ieo4r S6antel.
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u~atrmnosmittels
Kcnfcrcn5 int SitMn0!
@nbrnngsbOrrot bes 2nnSes reidt
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ct. 2ouis, 10. @priI. - Sor Der
Gonferens neIGe Der gtn6e8. 4der.
balietretGr SouIton bierber ein6eru.
fen batte, Inn Die Ra9rlngsIage Ger
Gation an er0rtern, erfl1rte Se1rD
S. 8oterS, Ser 8rditoent Der ltodt
li6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
&onio8:
,@tr treteu in einen ser gr0Bte1l
Griege obne cine gtabrung$rcierbc
elm. 9eutidlano bot Sabre oarolf
b~erpenoet, UNI cine gtabrung$reierbc
in 8or6ereitlmg fir oieien 0otful
an5ub1ltfen. Ser it6tbare Nabrungss
borrat unieres 2on0es ober pir0 Dor
elmer nelten @rnte olfge8ebrt fem.
LIMB ioQten mir cine ungiiniti9e Sai-
ion 6aben, 10 miiroen bic Ser. 6tad.
ten Der gr0Bteu g}abrungSfnappbeit
felt ben Gagen 0eS 8itrgerfrieges
gegeniiber itebenl
0ie &ufgobe, 5lpei Miaionelt
gtonn in 4rmeelagern 5t beriorgeu,
miro lnS bal0 entgegel6tarrert. @ir
miiIien feruer ltniere eigenen 2eute
Oobeim ipeiien, lpabreu0 Iie 0tumi.
tionen utto 4usriiftung berIteaen.
uno mir mtt1ien aud YeiitQno in Der
&eriorgung unIerer aQiierten NIT
gtabrung leiiten.
8te gtubrung8not6urft Der Armee
= obor0 tad", S6meineileiI9 utlb
9obnen muB iofort pergr3Bert
mer0en. 0tebr 8obneu mitiien gc5c-
gen neroen. 2lqe S6meine miiiiet1
fir SerbItno6nuf5 gc5ildtet Der.
Den, Inn Die acknowledgements
6l ~bergroBern, mdbrellol glei13eitig
cine 9leierpe bon 8elidforn 5uriid.
bebalten peroen ntB, Inn Sic uelte
Broouttton 3u ilbermintern uno fIr
ben 6riibjabr8mortt oi18upaiiet, Gr.
6obte gr5euglrng BON 8rot fam CT.
reiht meroen, in0ent man olelt
8ei3eu bis 5t 81 8ro5ent g}e5L
ouSmablt, Itott bis al 73 Bro3e1tt,
mie es bis jebt geihe6et lit. 9Luf
iol6e 8eiic fam Dos Grge6ui5 I'M
Is @}iaionen Sob ilbcr Oa3 iebigc
bindlls DergroBert pcroen.
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pelAe8 gum DtoIteu bon 2~ebcn0bic5
geeignet lit, ldBt iid onour6 er8ie.
len, ooB man Die 8rallereien uno
56uap8brennereieu ihlieBt. 9urfy
Die ShlieBung Der 8irtifaften un0
Die @nt8iebun9 ibrer 5mei Soltpt-
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meitert 2(~u8oebuung BON Gimnode,
tlt6S mo Mountaineering CUR Ser
groBerung oes a~ortoffelbQu areoIs
poren inter oen tpeiteren WaBnab-
men, pelfe Der Reoner empfa9l.
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gnSpeilcr III bGs tpiriIide anafr.
bier-boaitdnbig nbgclogert, bepor
es ouf GlaiGen gc5osel. Boiler 30.
bott aeQe6en fir Leere 6lalden SO II.
geno eirer 3eit. q. 8. SanlsuL ae-
toiG.9ealer. gbone Douglas 2506.
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gerhoftttnaen nber fpiirOen uiMt boz,
oenommen. gaSieLbe aber fonnte
nidt p~erbinoern, onB eeOrudte 2Ellf.
rule an oie SrlGnoer berteilt Iuiir.
SEN, in meldjem es beibt, bob pie
.iriIde Gepublif INNER nod Lebe.e
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9entidIon6s SdidioI bdngt bor
Der &artoffelernte ob. DeiitidIorl0s
3ufitnft [iegt ionttt itlter Dem Mai.
fer uno inter benz @riitt0.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-28
SOLDIER A Nd SAILOR
INSURANCE.

The insurance offered by the
United States Government to
members of its military and ma.
val forces has been called the
most just and humane provision
ever made by any nation for its
soldiers and sailors.
!, That it's value and advantages
are appreciated by the Army
and Navy is evidenced by the
extent which it has been availed
of. Secretary Of the Treasury
McAdoo officially announced on
December IA that 238 o24 appli
cations has already been receiv
ed, representing S2,o73,72s, 500
of insurance
The average amount for appli.
cants is 1868, which is very
little less han the maximum of
$40, 600. The American forces
in France were prompt in avail
ing themselves of the insurance,
Gen Pershing himself subscrib-
ing to the MAXIMUM of $4,000.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-28
REV. F. NJ. JONES
MAKES REPLY.

The attack on me is nothing
but persecution and sensible
people are saying so, even in
Stanford who believes that these
men would not have attacked a
leading minister of their own de-
nomination as they have me I
have supported the U. S. il this
war. all the days and hours since
war was declared, and any one
reflects on my patriotism is a
Kaiser like brute. All this is be-
cause 1 put God FIRST l would
die for u s. yet, defy the Ii.
cense saloon. Let me say well
come Y. NJ. c. A. speakers to
Livingston Baptist Church we
will treat you right, but we are
against card tables. pool rooms,
cigaretts stands, even if it breaks
the devils hame string. We
want a better Y. M. c. A. lie,
US all help make it better. Hur'
rah for the Red Cross. Now lie,
US lick Kaiser Bill next thing.
F. NJ. JONES.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-28
THE BONDS ON STOCK
EXCHANGE.

The daily quotations of Liberty
Loan Bonds on the New York
Stock Exchang below par do
not represent any real loss for
those holders of Liberty Loan
Bonds who do not need to sell
them. The figures do mean a
very small loss for those who
find themselves compelled for
one reascn or another to sell.
but those who hold on to their
bonds have one Of the very best
investments in the world -abso-
lutely safe, free to great ex-
tent from taxation, and bringing
in an absolutely Ger tain income.
The loss to them is purely mag
mary. paper loss, not a zeal
one.
Secretary McAdd. in a speech
before the Liberty Loan confer
ence in Washington Deem Der 10
made the statement that while
sufficient legally competent evil
dence was not in hand to war
rant conviction before jury. yet
enough was known morally to
convince a man of understanding
that the hand of the Kaiser was
at work in bringing about sales
of Liberty Loan Bonds and de.
pressing their price on the ex-
change. This is added proof
that the loss indicated by the diff.
ference between par and the
stock exchange prices is fictitious
and not real.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-28
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION
AND WAR LOANS.

Representatives of fraternal
insurance organizations and So
cieties from every part of the
United States at a meeting in
Washington called by Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo ON Dec
ember 10 agreed to form War
Savings associations and to con-
duct economy and savings cam
paigns al over the country and
themselves invest and urge others
to invest in Government War
Loans.
|. A resolution was passed recon-.
mending to the respective organ
izations of the representatives
present that they ratlty and In
dorse the meeting in it's purpose
and cooperate in the campaign
for War Savings and Liberty
Loans.
The enlistment of the united
and active support of fraternal
organizations in the campaign for