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. morning." the witness said, adding that
 the corporal was searched and a quan- tity of ammunition found in his leg gings. He was immediately put in the
 guard house. Hawkins stood up for identification.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-03
Are Awakened

ROME, Thursday, Nov. 1.-italy is undergoing a re-birth of patriotism. Everywhere men are clamoring to go to the front Even the Garibaldi vet erans have marched in a body to offer their lives on their country's altar. Thousands of younger veterans of the present war, interned in hospitals or invalided home are insisting on re- turning to their commands.
 The new ministry is busy organizing the country on a better war basis. The fact that King Victor Emmanuel has returned to the army shows how con- fident he is in the spirit of the coun- try. since he always remains in Rome during critical political periods.
 The entire country ro.ay l5 placard- ed with the announcement from the ministry, calling upon citizens for theii aid and asking the women to help tC support the morale of the soldiers.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-03
GERMANS MOVING
 REARWARD FROM
 WESTERN FRONT

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CONSOLATION
 OF INDUSTRIES
 A POSSIBILITY

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-01-11
Salt Sea Superstitions.

Iceland fishermen considered
sneezing sign that some evil was
shout to happen to the ship and
used to salute the man who had
sneezed to atone for his act. Spit
ting to the windward, which is un-
seamanlke for a very obvious rea-
son, was also considered as a sign
Of Ill omen. A reasonable explana-
tion for this superstition is that no
ship was safe as long as she bad
members of her crew who were 30
ignorant in such an elementary
principle of seamanship. Chinese
sailors consider it good luck to cross
t9e bows of foreign ships, and in
seeking good fortune cause great
deal Of trouble in narrow channels
and congested waters.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-01-11
Glass Room In q Hospital.

The hospital of the Hebrew In
fant asylum in New York contains
8 room built entirely Of glass. II is
divided into twelve compartments,
each hsking glass ades, through
which the nurse can see the baby at
al times without going in. Each
compartment is ventilated sepa-
.ately, states the Southern Hospital
Record. A child having COM
unnnicable disease can be cared for
l.. one Of these little compartments
without any possibility Of injecting
the baby IN the next one, although
II may be only three feet away, ana
the children smile at each other
through the glass.
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Too many men live for the day,
thoughtless of the future, the past
forgot.
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*Daily except Sunday.
4Stops on signal for Charleston, Ssvan.
nah and Jacksonville passengers.
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Tough Luck.

'T alvays was an snlueky beg
gar" said the pessimistic person.
'"The the great opportunity OF my
life was lost this way:
Some years ago I was member
Of q band, and one nigM among the
audience we're three men who had
struck it rich and become million
aires. They were IN happy stase
and just in the hanor to do what
they did.
"After We concluded the concert,
what do you think? I am = sinner
if those fellows didn't invite the
whole band across the street and
after a treat IN the clubhouse filed
all our instruments with money.
And there vas I With . piccoaop
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The third Dssrss' In Japan.

Medieval torture for securing
confessions from criminals is, it
seems, chung to by random police
men in Japan, although distinctly
against the law. It is recorded in
the daily papers that two japanese
detectives, Jihei Fujikura and Ku-
mataro Takedo, who extorted q
false confession of murder from So
suke Komori BY means of torture,
were each sentenced to three
months imprisonment in the Yoko-
hama district court recently. They
were given one years postponement
of the execution Of the sentence.
After being imprisoned for many
months Komori, the victim of the
overzealous bulls" was recently re-
leased.-East and West News.
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Arrival Of Passenger Trains aI
Kia0stfee.

The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
has promulgated the following sched-
ule, which became effective Monday,
May 20, 1861:
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Herbert spsnesr's Oddities.

Herbert Spencer hated clocks
which strike, especially out Of door
clocks. When staying in lodgings in
q Berkshire village he sent a Ne
quest to the owner of the principal
1buse there that the stable clock,
which struck the hours, might be
stopped. he was not a good COM
panion to 90 out for a drive with,
as, if he did not feel we'll, he would
ascertain how fast his pulse was
beating and if it was not satisfac-
tory would instantly give the order
to return home.
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HoW's This :

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known =. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his hrm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COAQERCE,
Toledo. o.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
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A man is dead while yet alive it
there is no peace at home.

A man often places his own value
on himself by the bride he selects.
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FANTASTIC BAkU.
odoreus, but Beautiful, and Only Mil
ionaires Can Live There.

I'm afraid that l shall have to tell
my great-grandchildren that the
Caspian Is very little to look at, at
least from Baku. 1t has no color,
and it smells outrageOusly of kero-
sene, writes H. G. Dwight in the
Century.
Baku, however, is something to
look at. (Baku is the Russian Trans
caucasian seaport on the Caspian
sea.) 1t is a kind of Pittsburgh
dipped in Asia, and it tickled me be-
yond measure. Not so long ago it
was a wretched fishing village in
habited chiefly by Persians and Tar
tars who were too stupid to sell
their land to prowling oil prospec-
tors. So those same Persians and
Tartars now roll in gold. And they
don't know what on earth to do
with it. The consequence is that
nobody but millionaire can afford
to live in Baku.
But what fantastic hodgepodge
Of civilization and barbarism! What
types! What costumes! What NOR
sls!
Above all, what motorcars, satin
lined, emblazoned, gilded, jeweled,
sktchering there on the edge of
Asia!
It's too good to be true, but 1
shan't tell you about it. What I
want to tell you about is park the
Russians have made there on the
shore of their Caspian. They al
ways do those things well, you
know. No green thing will grow
for miles around Baku, but those
Russians have coa1ed few trees to
rprout in tubs in that tidy little
park, and bands far better than l
ever heard in Central park play you
Tschaikovsky and Rimsky-Korsakof,
not to say Wagner and Verdi and
Bizet. And you should see the e1-
fraordinary crowds that lsten-the
Russians, the Persians, the Arme-
mans, the Georgians, the Lesghians,
the Tartars, the wild, the s%arthy,
the fiery, the rainbow colored! My
son, when in doubt 60 to Baku.
I sat there in their park one aft
ernoon shifting their Caspian, tap
ping by foot in time to their
~Glinka," when I suddenly made a
discovery:
That coon song we used to sing
when we were young, 'Lou, Lou, l
Love You," came out of "Life For
the Gar"
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Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy Hest
EffeCtual

Il have taken great many bottles
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedyand
every time it has cured me. l have
found it most effectual for a hacking
cough and for colds. After taking it
a cough always disappears" writes
J r Moore, Lost Valley, Ga. Obtain
able everywhere.
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Oas 11clk tpeoen Scr
Gcucruno bcllntubtot!
Ger go1a itcbt nit ser Gr606nun
Der Ee6cnsmittclpreiic fciues.
iuegs int Gintlaug,

9&ai5iuqtDa. 7. SUM. qClt8 oQer
3eileu 0e3 Gonoes limo 6eln Son.
greB DiitteiIltngen bon 2(rbeiterr
iuf0 Hetnen @eIAditSleuten 3Igegan.
gen, Dab Die 26bne im6 ginno6luer
IN gar feinem GergIeidl gu Der tort.
9eieBten Grb06uug Der 9eben8nlitteI
ltebeu. gs miro in touieu0en bon
9riefen 8ei6peroe qeiiibrt, OoB Die
9le9ierlu9 irnlner idpierigere 5or-
oerungen al fie iteQe. G5 nir6
prompt berInugt. ooB 6ie 2e6ens,
mittel bon ser Hegicrptng bal6u0g,
lidIt fouiroliert per0en.
IN Den 2Qnoern Scr 9llliiertcn ae-
rat man in Gorge BOB ole 2cben8.
mitteLousiubr i'm @roBen aus g(ine.
rifa INNER nod nuf iid narten loiie.
9lus ocn Ge0en irn britiiaen EorIo-
ment gebt beroor. ooB man III @ngs
Ion0 ouf cine 9roBc 9(u8fubr bon
2ebensmitteln reht boI6 boffc. 3as
NIT dber ideint es getuoltig 3u bas
perm
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urecntinicn liefert
Gn9lanS Oemiiic!
Srittn mollen alle Gfluartn naielbit
aaffnufcn; fuu bIcibt gr.
gentinien?
81 ncne Mepn6[if Qrnnitabt.

gueno5 2tires, Z. SUM. gson
nun al ioGen olle engliiden Gam.
pier. Die gum @efrierfleiid)tron8port
beitimHt limo, aud groBe Naengen
pon @eniiie fir GngIano mitteb.
men, 8ie e8 ideirt, min Gna[auo
nidt mn @eu1itie, ionbern ale GB.
narefl Die mon in argertitlien altf.
trei6en fnnn, ollffoufen, UNI 0arrlit
ieine 9}angel lei0enoen Ginoer su
ipeiien,
lln0 Nrgelttittien2 Sic Gseon.
6onpfcr fin0 ihon fat nlle berfalift,
Die @ngldnoer boben bic Grloubnig
erbalten, 10000 Sonnen @eiSeu
nnO 10000 SUB 9tebL nts8nfiibren,
ieBt ioI nod areentiuiifeg @enliife,
ur9entiniide GBnaren nod gnaIauo
ge5en mas bleibt fir Die 9lrgenfinier
iibrig2
8orldafig moht ftdl ia Sic 2e6ens.
mitteInot nod nidt bemerf6or, ober
Dorten mir nod einige @tonote ob
un0 Damn ner0en mir ieben.
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Srankfnrtcr 5citltito
iibcr Sie Honikripticn!
Nus Der a6neisaus segen Oieiel6e
iei eriidItlid, ban Der @rieg
unpopular 1T.

glniteroon Z SUM, iiber Con.
Don. - 3ie 05ranffltrter 8eitlng"
ioet:
nBie unier 5onoerforrciponoant
ON 3. SUM aus Stem gorf fo6eIt,
gibt Der ameritanide Striegsminiiter
gu, oaB oa8 aonifription8qeieb fiji
6o8 nHerifaniide &oIf aeine icIdc
9Ieubeit bartlett, Dab eiu geioi6er
8i0erpiI(e iid gum 0ienit bel 0eu
6obneu 5u melOeu berit1n0liH er.
ideinen muB.
Die o6ralltfurtcr Setting" bllt
Dies fir ein erniteS Symptom mn
le9t Is ais 8GpGiS oofitr Gus, 0ul
Der arieq BON Dem @olte Der Scr,
Staoteu oeroonmt per0e, ober nidlt
neil Die QLmeritQuer ieiger ieien oOer
glcidqilltiqer ol8 onOere.
Scr 2(meritoncr iGbrt Dos
8Iatt fort, lit Elm gc6orener &dln-
pier uuo wiiroe frelt0ig 3u Sen gBof.
fen greiie1 lpem er ilber5cugi
m6re, 0oB bic 2ebcnsuterciien otc
Gbre uao Der 8eitan0 icines 2an0ts
mti Dem Spiele Itdn0cn. 2Iu9ell.
ifcinlib naugelt e8 aber al oieitr
ltcbcr3eugung. Bon oQcn 9fniana
an mar 0ieier arieg 8illons Strieg.
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CcrS 1icrt9cItffe
kcmntt natb 2lmctika!
SoG MS galfOnrS 9tndfolgcr 2citcr
Der 9iciiecu britiIden Sriegs.
million perbcu.

2on6on Z. Suni-Qoro 9}ort6-
cliffe, Der 3eitungsfiirIt bon gng.
lon0, lit nod oen Ser. Stooteu a6-
gereiit, I'm ouf @inlooitng oc8
Griegsfobinctts ol8 gtaflfoIger bon
glrtbur S. 9oIfollr on 6ie GpiBe
Der 6ortigen britiitben ariegsmiilion
3it treten
0os nclte Saupt Ser engliidyeu
Miiiion in 2lnerifd gilt olS elmer
Ser fonlmenoen W}1nner nad Dem
&riege. Gr miro ieina Belt nift
nit 8anfetten 1tno He0etouren oer-
gelt0en (nemr es nnr pobr iit),
ion0ern iid ioQleid in Ole 2(r6eit
Itiir3en uno gIeid nod ieiner 9(n-
funft in Seem 9orf i'm @eidlaft8-
oiitrift cine Office be5ieben ME er
Dor Ieiner gl6reiIe erfldtte. 2or6
gtortbcIiffe nir0 ieinen aneritani-
i6cn 5reun0eu feline grfa6rln9elb
Die er auf ieinen bieIen 9eiuden on
Der 6ront Qemaht BOT, 3ttfommet
Iaiien unO miro i6neu 9s50een nit
biniiberbrinqen, ipeldle, iDie er at.
beriiftlif bofit, bon Dem notilrlidca
@enic Der 2tluerifoncr iitr @rfIioun.
gen nu8genuBt iperocr moQen.
e8 TIT ibn mir Ieio, ooB er nitt
3ur 3cit Der iriiden aonbentiou in
nelde or Elm le6bnfte8 S5ntercfc 9e.
nonInren bat, In europa ieiu fam.
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Gronsport Der Srltppen fein gtuf.
f6ub Itattfinoet. .G8 mirD 6e9auptet
0nB iobal0 Die erIten 625.00O Wannr
lieben Die 2eute I'M @1nien1arid,
i'll ooS @eidngnis maridieren, bis
e8 1856 muren. Der gtelt nlBte ob-
3icbcn, oa nidt nebr Goun fir iie
oorban6eu mar. 8ic Gingcipetrten
per6ieIten iib 5ucrit rubig, marfen
oonn ober SSeltiter Elm. Settte mur.
ocn fic mitteIlt g8ogen Der elcftri.
i6en 9abn teilipeiie nod geIDioere
uno Greeport Qe6rodt. lmt BORT I'M
@ef1ngnis 3u Derbleiben ga Der
Sheriff bette cine ueitcre 4araoe
Der Qriifeberaer nod Dem @ef1ng
mis- erlportet, Die ebeniaas @inloB
brgGbtcn ner0cn.
3u Der 6obncn cinbcruien iin6, nI(e
Nusrilitlng fir iie iiy ln0 fcrtig
iein miro.
G3 beiBt, bic Hcfrlitierpng fiIr Sic
2on0ormee made ge8enportig 10
cute 6orti6rittc, oaB es tetner aon-
ifription be0iirfcn pir0, 0ie 2lrmea
nuf ariegsitdrfe 8l bringcn SIN.
merlin ober into bier5u nod $4,000
QlaHn notIg,
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OclltIcbc Sc6iffc
lOerScn itnnoctallft!
Die 6eidIIngno6mtcn Sdiffc 9n6en
anOere 9amen erbalten. o0ci.
CT" tebt nSdnrs".

@oi6ington 7. SUM. @ier3eln
Ser 0eutiden intcrnierten 6anoels.
idifie, nel4e olf 8efe9l 0es 8rd.
iiOenteu Der 6lotte ii6erruieIen mur-
oen iino bon Dlariueiefretdr gu
uiels uugetouit morOen. Der
u@cicr", oa5 qr0Bte Der 5diiie.
miro ieBt unter 0em gtomen
aSdur3" betonnt icin, 5u Gbren bon
9orl Sdrr6. Die onocren 5hiiia
bahet iolgenoe 9tomgn erbaltan:
Die o9reslau1 uurbc in o9rio9a-
port" umgetaiit; paiel~ in oGam-
ben4, o&iebenfel8" in y9oniton".
o5agonio in oSauanndD". gGoge.
iea@ in o2uilc0" ogticario III
p8eniarhla", o0oenmoI0 IN oNap-
port 9telps o&o5eRlobe in g2oug
9ead" o5rie0d 2eonborot" IN
.2litorlo", a2tnoromeon" in ngat6
ogtu0olpb 9lunberg" 1T o9nnnfort
Er1iioent" in oaitterp9, Sodium
in g8uIiport".
3ie neuen gtomen antiprehcu III
ben nciiten 6Glen aijiteutdDtal, ;n
tuelhen iid] 9}noolitatiouen bciinoen.
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Dcmti6c Gcbcr loctlnit
cincs Gorpcccbocts III!

8crIin Z. SUM. itber 2onOon -
0fii5icll miro 0cr Serluit Ocs Gors
pe0oboots e. 20 3uqege6en 6emt
Die gGgieruug bat iolqcnOes oorr5cr
6etannt acmaft s6Ginolidc 0ioli.
tore beiholien ont Iiorgen oe5 5.
SUM 0itenOe, nobel cine groBe glns
jabl beIgii1et Gtnlpobner get0tet
o0er ncrnunOet lpur0en; au9 mar
Der oil 90uiern ongertdtete SdoOen
er9ebItd. Gin inieren oortigen See.
itteittrditen tart ii6erleoeneS 9Lli.
tldrliug5geidluu6er grill 5mei unips
rer Iorpe0oboote uu. Die nort
gSod)toieujt peria9eu. Iadp eiuent
9ibigen @eicdt mur0c unicr 5orpc
Ooboot Q. 20 perientt, t0mplte aber
bis 5lm letten glugen6lid; Gin Sell
Der 9eiabun9 lpuroe bon ms Qeret-
tet. Die britllhen Shifie mltr0en
bon ms qetroiien m6 40.
gen ilh bor oeu 6euer unlerer
StraAoenttgrIeA aarHd."
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Ociitid6lanS kaitn ititS
ipirS Smrt6baltcn!
Gesiernnssbennttc nnO Wfitsliebcr
oes Serrenbanies iinb 5n Die.
Ier gluiidlt sefOmmen.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 7. SUM. -
Gs lnuroe nmtlid befnnnt geulodt,
oaB IN einer bon @litqlieoern oc8
5reuBiideu @errenbollics m0 Ger
bo6lten 9tegierungsbeamten o6gebnl.
tenen &onferen8. in Der aQes mobl
ermogen tuuroe, feitgeitcqt pcr0en
tonnte, bob bic 8cboIferltng nit Den
sur Gerfiigung iteben6cn gtn5rllng3-
mitteln gut 0ur6baIten f5nne, bis
Die neue @rrtte eingeDeimit uuO ein
liegrei6cr 5rie0e gelhloiien iein
miro. Gen 9oriib in Der &onfcrru5
iiibrtG Der 0}iniiter beg Snnern.
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1ocrkcpr alif ScutItbem
Bapltcn bclbr6nkt!

aOpen1ngen, lib. 2onoon, 6. S95ltni.
Cine 9epeide BON Berlin mcl0ct,
Dob Der 9erionenuerfebr auf oen
Oeutidlen @iien6a6nen meter be-
idrdntt mcrOen ioll. gluf feiner 2i-
ME ioa in 3uftmit mc6r ais Gin
1daleu5ug iabreu. Gicie WtaBreacl
miro ourh Den Q}mgel ml Roama.
terial mo Nr6cit3frQitcu notlpen0io
gemodt. Is ut nGmlid ui6t m6Q.
lidb Die gSogcl un0 2ofomptiper
Der StoatSbabnen in Geparatur Al
bolten o0er 6u eri5Beu. Die lRiIitdr.
bcborOen iu0 erlu1dltigt noroal. 0os
&ollmdterial bon Frlpatbobne1 ~
tpAlIsateren.
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GcrnnSc int 1temtu6p
fcrScrt flint Cote!
gSir6clitilrmcn in Sen lebten 2 Ga-
gen iinb 81 Wenidenlc6cn
uerfal(en,

G5itoqo, @5G., Z. SUM. Scben
Sng elm &orna0o, fam man in
oieicnl ber6auqni5oollen Soanlcr
beinabe iogen. aahu bot man gaf.
ridten bon Sen gSirbelitiirmen am
Gien8tn9 nbeno IN aon1o8 lrb @liI=
ioltri lm0 geitern nohuittog in It.
hiqon er6aIteh trifft bette idon
mie0er cine neue Irauerboti6oft
aus aenhldp ciu no oie CrtIdaft
8ebicr einem Gorna0o 5un 3pfer
gefallen lit. 9(us 0en ipGrli6en
0}itteihingen ge6t berbor, 0uB 5
GerIonen 0en Io0 qeiltn0en un0
il6Gr 5pun3iq berlebt mor0en iino.
Der @igentlm8ihoocn 1T be0euten0.
Sm @on3en fms infoIge Der Stlr-
me IN ben lebten bei0en 8o9en 80
2elte inns Se6en gefomnten m16-
reno ii6er 200 9erleblmaen 6oDon-
qetrogen 6oben. Ser Gigentum8-
ido0en miro BON $2,000.00O ouf
$4,000000 gei6dBt.
@ei benz 8ir6elittrnt In 02iti-
qau iino entgegen ocn eriten 9erid).
ten 6oh orei Gooc5idle au beri6-
ten mdbreuo bic 3a4t ser gerlesten
30 iibcrtriitt.
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1lm. 11iktMalicnibiFT
III fralI5. 6cwdifern!

GariS, Z. SUM. - 9lmeritoniide
arieqsihfie bo6eu nit 8iftrolien
belo0ene omeritomite S6iffe Dos
5elCite nod Der iron36iiiteu Sii.
tie geqeben Sen 4merifoneru Dlir,
DC Elm cntQuGoitiidler empiang gI.
tejl Dan weiB iett bier, 0oB 2(mc-
rifo icin @eites Dcrildt, ben Strange.
leu All belfen.
99oi6ington Z. SIM. - 0ffi5i.
cd miro genleloet. ooB ser t0,50O
Ionnen QroBe ao6leuoalnpfer oeeyit.
piter" nit gsri5en mo anoeren Sc.
hensmittcln an oer iruu50ludlen SUI.
lte eiuseiroiien ii,
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EcnSon bcri1tet
% l1erlenkmnoen!

gon0on T. SUM. - Ole 6ritiidc
2l6miralitdt bot iiber bic @erienfunq
bon ergIiihcn 8ampiern In Der per.
aou9enen &ode folgenoen @cridt
nuBgege6eu: S5n Der nbgeluufenefl
ISOLDE tuuroen Is G1npier iiber
1900 Gonnen oerientt, 3 inter 1900
Eonnen mo 5 yiiberoampier. 3b-
ne GrfoI8 niirOen IL 9alnpfer ange.
griffeu, oenen e8 gelang, Sen Goud-
booten 3u entfommen.
SSSSn oen Qomirolit1tsberid)t miro
nieoerum Iobeno Der Satiqteit Der
omerifnliihen &orpeooboot5erit0rer
ae6odt, nelde 6o8u beigetrngeu ba-
be, Die 3obl Der 0pier Der 9audl.
boote 3lt nerriugern.
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Ucrtpc9cn cthSbt
ltric9s0cluinnItcucr!

G5riiiiuuio Z. SUM Ga5 gar
lament bet beidioiien sic Skuer
muf arieq3aeDimle aui 30 bro3ei
3u er1ohen So3Iuliitiide 2lbgaorO
nete erflarten, enc gicboIutiou Uer,
DC mIS6reGen mem niht mirtiomera
NloBnabmeu gCgeu 0as Steigen oer
2ebeuSnittelpreiie onqGorouet mer.
oen Gie 9eQieulaa lit sur gnfndh.
me elner anlelbe BON S0,900,000
Grnnen erHoatIgt Rproen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
2lntcrikaniitber Jcdsep
Sarf nitbt rcitcm!

Berlin z. sStnni. ii5er 2onoon.
Srobocm Der omerifaniide Sodcp
8eorge 9lrdibolO ipe5icIle Grtoub-
mis- erbnlten bate, in Dem 6afnbur-
ger &elnett Tim ben @roBu 95reiS
0os 8enlpier0 9oIman Dem 9te,tn.
itoa 0e8 8orons y, 0ppenbcirr oe.
D0rig, 81 reitcn. erlicB Der aorr-
mon0eltr 0e3 9. &orp5 Ginen @eqen.
befebl, lmo 2lrhibnl0 pur0e lrcbt
5lu 9tenubabl 3ugelaiicu. Ser Rcnn.
elniaB betrlg 100000 @}art.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
21cttuc0cr prctciticren
ecocn Sic Gcneruno!

G6riitionid, Z. SUM. 2}n gdn8
9}orpeqen 6oben frie6Iide 9emon.
itrntionen gegen bic oagemein 8roBe
Geuerlug itott9efln0en 9s5u Der
2nnoes5ouptitnot ollein nabtnen 30.
900 4crionen an elmer 8enonitroti-
on tell. Die 9tegierllng bot oen
@erfollf Ron 5pirituoien mG1reno
Der no6itan 0rci Gaqc unteriogt. eSn
Gbriitienia iino 9}oiienou8tduoe 3u
ber5eihna1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-07
200 Oriidscbcroer int
1se&fcrS Itcncn iib!
Giarid,icren NIT 6ran uno Sinber
nadJ benz 8eiGnguis, nm tin.
9elOdt 5u uerOCn.

giodfor0, 81. T. Suni. Ct.
ipa 8mei6unoert 4llniln mcilt nit.
alie0er Der s5n0ldtrinl 9Sorfer8 Of
tie 8orlb, meIdc iidJ nidt batten
reqiItrieren Ioiicn. uorihierten &c.
itern n6eno, nlnndle bon ibren 5rolt.
cit lno ain0ern begleitct, nod Dem
@efdn9nis. nm cinQclodt 3n perocn.
Sic truqen 9onner NIT nen a5nihrif.
len .g9ir iin0 fiir 6ric0ca"
.gBir baben ms niht re8IItrieret
laiien umo nebmeu on 6ob mir orr
retiert iperoen Spcrrt ms eiitl"
Ioale Scr 9(niil6rcr Der 5dor 5be.
riff Climbers uno ieine Gepittierten
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9ladl glclu g)Ort seiauOt.
Srei Oentide Sdiffsufiisicrc 0ou
9SortO Jiito nadI gtem gorf
gebradlt.

@cm gorf 7. SUM. Grei Gf.
fi5iere 0e5 Oettihen Fricuidpifes
g6drn". melhe3 in Gou eyuau. @or.
to 9fico, iliteuriert nor uno I'M
9lbril BON DER Hegierung Der Ser.
Stnoicu beihloanabutt nnroe, iin0
ouf etnem Gonbfer BON gorto Rico
ols '5aionacuc bier einqetroiien Sic
beionocn it'd inter 0bhut elmer 9f6-
tetlima Selhe non einem Der BE.
eInlenter in 4Orto yiieo.